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Another Democratic-aligned soft-money group, Progressive Media USA, recently shut, in part because of signals from the Obama campaign.

Sometimes, perhaps because of signals from the introns that have yet to be identified, certain exons are skipped, and a different protein is made.

Many investors simply did not believe that Intel would be able to hit the higher numbers because of signals from other PC industry suppliers that PC sales were collapsing.

Mr. Matzzie recently served as one of the leaders of Progressive Media U.S.A., a group that was intended to lead a left-wing media effort in the presidential election, but the group folded several months ago after it failed to raise enough money, partly because of signals from the Obama campaign that donors should not give to outside groups.

Staggs was a longtime Disney executive (he joined in 1990) who spent his last year at the company as COO before he left in 2016, reportedly because of signals that he was not in line for CEO.

Services at London Cannon Street, another main station, were closed because of signalling failures.

On Sunday morning there were delays and cancellations because of signalling problems on the line.

Monday 18 July I travel in on the 0713 to London Bridge – delayed because of signalling problems.

Maryland Area Regional Commuter (MARC) trains on the Brunswick Line experienced severe delays Monday morning because of signal issues and power outages, and Metro was accepting MARC tickets.

Sections of lines close all the time — even during rush hour — because of "signal failure," one of the most dreaded phrases for the London commuter.

But transit officials said that the deterioration of the R train tunnel left them no choice, citing increased delays because of signal equipment failures in recent months.