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The cavopulmonary shunt is an excellent palliative procedure when right atrium-pulmonary artery connection (modified Fontan) must be deferred because of age, weight, or anatomic considerations.

But as The Economist went to press it looked as if the decision would be deferred because of concerns at the Department of Justice.

Mr. Obama reaffirmed on Thursday that his proposal to roll back the Bush tax cuts might be deferred because of the recession.

Lawyers for the Department of Justice's antitrust division filed a two-page motion Tuesday morning requesting that the trial over the merger between American Airlines and US Airways be deferred because of the lack of funding from Congress.

The reviewing committee decided that the export decision should be deferred because of the "outstanding aesthetic importance" of the work together with its significance to the study of Guardi's development, Venetian view painting and Grand Tour patronage and taste.

Although prostatectomy has shown value even with regional lymph node metastasis and biochemical failure, surgery may be deferred because of the presence of extraprostatic disease.

The trial had been set for November but was deferred because of Ms. Shourd's absence.

In their case, the ceremony was deferred because of rumors of Christian-Hindu clashes nearby.

Indeed, some tax payments have been deferred because of federal economic development policies that have accelerated Verizon's investment in America's technology infrastructure.

Israeli officials, meanwhile, appeared pleased that pressure that might have been exerted on them by the United States was deferred because of the uncertainty over the new Palestinian government.

But a spokesman for the Bronx district attorney said Wednesday that the agent had not been charged and that prosecution of the case had been deferred because of insufficient evidence.