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Philips cancelled many of the products under development during Mr Fadell's time there.

In a month's time, or less, several of the shows will have been cancelled, many of them for cause.

The immigration tribunal fee rises were introduced by the last justice secretary, Michael Gove, who also cancelled many of his predecessors' legal fee increases when he first became justice secretary.

Owing to security concerns, the French government cancelled many of the events that had been planned around the talks, including a rally that was expected to attract two hundred thousand people, and has installed sensors on the city's water supply to guard against a chemical strike while negotiations are in progress.

The White House has cancelled many of the events peace prize laureates traditionally submit to, including a dinner with the Norwegian Nobel committee, a press conference, a television interview, appearances at a children's event promoting peace and a music concert, as well as a visit to an exhibition in his honour at the Nobel peace centre.

Planned as part of a larger expressway network within Toronto, it was one of the few expressways built before the public opposition which cancelled many of the others.

Meanwhile, 90mph have been forecast for parts of northern England and Scotland, forcing ScotRail to cancel many of its services.

He probably didn't want to spoil the fun this week by explaining that he will have to cancel many of the remaining shuttle missions.

In canceling many of its hit shows after the 1970 71 season, CBS had identified and reacted to an important new industrial trend.

Regulators and other market administrators plan to scrutinize those isolated price surges, and they could adjust or even cancel many of the trades.

Even with the substantially increased defense budgets now projected, the Pentagon will eventually have to cancel many of these weapons to pay for future needs.