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The continued resistance of the British caused Hitler once more to change his timetable.

Supranowitz said James did not plan to change the timetable of his knee surgery.

Her victory in New Zealand did not cause her to change her timetable on retiring from competitive golf — and she's not sure a victory this week would, either.

But Mr. Barkley, appointed last week to fill the seat of Senator Paul Wellstone, would change the timetable of Senate control if he decided to vote with the Republicans.

Although Rondo was cleared for noncontact practices last week, they are hesitant to change a timetable that was originally listed as four to five weeks.

Why don't we change the timetable so it doesn't?" But then you'd also think someone at HQ might think to hire a single driver who didn't have Fred West's sideburns, but they never did.

You had always planned on closing for a few months come New Year's Day, as you did last year, but your timetable might have to change.

The exam regulator, Ofqual, declined to change the exam timetable to accommodate Ramadan.

It also doesn't change Wong's timetable for Nagasu, an upset winner of the U.S. junior title a year ago.