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Victims of cyber crime are refusing to hand over their computers to police for analysis because a substantial backlog means that they could be deprived of them for months.

The report says the economy should continue to grow because of continued economic gains in New York City, which affect the region, decreased reliance on manufacturing and a substantial backlog of nonresidential construction.

They include "a substantial backlog of pending biotech applications, and bans adopted by individual E.U. member states on biotech products approved at the E.U. level".

The time it takes to process a passport has returned to the usual six to eight weeks, a welcome change for many Americans whose travel plans were upset this summer as the department's staff worked through a substantial backlog.

The extra money will finance more rebuilding; the region still carries a substantial backlog of storm damage.

As in the case of the [Afghan security forces], DOD also has a substantial backlog of war-related procurement that remains to be spent.

This has created a substantial backlog and as of January 2005 there were thousands of application in cue waiting for NHPD assessment.

It is also indicative of lack of trichiasis surgery services in this area, and shows a substantial backlog of trichiasis cases that need to be operated and blind persons who need to be rehabilitated.

The state Supreme Court will hear oral arguments in a special session in July in an effort to reduce its substantial backlog of cases, Chief Justice Malcolm M. Lucas announced Tuesday.

The early spring has provided a window of opportunity to catch up on the substantial backlog of autumn ploughing.

The new system has also raised concerns that it may cause substantial backlogs in court.