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It would cause further disruption and increase the prospect of backlogs in the run-up to Christmas.
Rocker's teammates seemed to tolerate him, hoping he would maintain a low profile and not cause further disruption in their clubhouse.
But there was speculation that the book by Mr Robertson could cause further disruption if defence lawyers tried to bar him from the trials of RUF allies.
It will start later than last week's strike, but will cause further disruption to the morning and evening commute of Londoners.
Industrial action by Southern rail conductors in the RMT union and a continuing ban on overtime by drivers in the Aslef union were expected to cause further disruption for 300,000 passengers on Monday and Tuesday.
This, he feared, would be a fine setting for oil producers, led by the Saudis, to cause further disruption to the UN process, or perhaps attempt a heist on the climate-related aid it has arranged for the world's poorest countries.
They said they were being "being treated like rubbish" and even threatened to cause further disruptions during the football World Cup finals, due to start on 12 June.
Flooding this year, which killed 39 people, has caused further disruption to food supplies.But government policies have made matters worse.
An easyJet spokeswoman said: "EasyJet is disappointed at this unnecessary strike action causing further disruption for passengers and airlines across Europe.
Industrial action by Southern rail conductors in the RMT union and a ban on overtime by drivers in the Aslef union caused further disruption for up to 300,000 passengers on Monday and Tuesday.
England will be without Jimmy Anderson as well as Stuart Broad when they head to Sri Lanka this month for a seven-match ODI series – causing further disruption to preparations for next year's World Cup.
