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Even some Core supporters have pointed to the abrupt New York score drop as reason to slow down implementation, particularly the use of new exams.

But when the border was sealed, Cambridge Energy says, that large flow of power had nowhere to go, and it sparked the abrupt New York shutdown.

PoachIt's service is not the first price-tracking utility to meet an abrupt end – New York-based Hukkster, which was backed by Winklevoss Capital, also closed up shop last year.

Because of the abrupt closure of News of the World, News Corporation already had the capacity to print and deliver a newspaper on Sunday.

The son of an Army general, he grew accustomed to abrupt moves to new military bases.

His profession had been flattened by the financial crisis that put an abrupt halt to new construction.

The banking credit crisis and a drop in home prices led to an abrupt slowdown in new home building last year.

The wonder is not the abrupt collapse of New Labour, but that the delusion lasted so long.

But the health consequences of farming and urbanism, Dr. Rose said, appeared to have been more abrupt in the New World.

The technology, which is potentially cheaper than most types of renewable power, has captivated many engineers and financiers in the last two years, with an abrupt surge in new patents and plans for large power operations in Europe and the United States.

Mr. Cameron's abrupt move placed new strains on his relationship with the Liberal Democrats, the junior coalition partner with his Conservative Party, and raised the possibility that Liberal Democrats might end up voting with the Labour opposition against Mr. Cameron's proposal for a royal charter to underpin a new self-regulatory body.