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Push the deadline back to May 1.

But it pushed its deadline back to February after the deadly November attacks in Paris, saying it would bring in 10,000 by year-end.

Production chief Paul Coates set about clearing the first seven pages and moved the deadline back to midnight as pictures started to come in of scenes of utter devastation.

The release of the 13-page document is an indication of a major partisan division within the 10-member Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission, which was required to deliver its report on Dec. 15 but has pushed that deadline back to January.

An example of that is Nigeria, where the military regime of Ibrahim Babangida (1985 93) initially promised to return the country to civilian rule by 1990, pushed that deadline back to 1992 after a coup attempt, and then annulled the presidential elections of 1993.

Assuming a vote on Friday, that sets the ever-shifting deadline back to sometime between March 20 and 24.. GROWING RUMBLE IN BRITAIN -- America's strongest ally has been Britain, but political costs are emerging to Prime Minister Tony Blair's insistence on standing with Mr. Bush.

Agents want the deadline pushed back to late November or December.

STORM DELAYS TRADE DEADLINE The N.F.L. moved its trade deadline back two days to Thursday because of potential complications from Hurricane Sandy.

Finke's contract with Penske runs through 2016, but she is trying to buy Deadline back from him.

Earlier this week, under crushing traffic, the FCC pushed its deadline back for the first round of public comment to Friday, to allow everyone a chance to submit their views.

Alan Nero, Macha's agent, not to mention Howe's agent and Piniella's agent, asked the Brewers to push the deadline back by half a day.