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I have no idea where that two-year deadline comes from.
NASA employees told the investigators that the deadline came from Mr. O'Keefe, the report said, and was part of a plan that he had proposed when he was deputy director of the White House Office of Management and Budget, his job before becoming NASA administrator in December 2001.
That Dec. 12 deadline comes purely from federal law.
The first deadline comes in May with a $400.0 million credit facility, according to reports from the company's namesake newspaper.
His captors had threatened to kill him by Sunday if American troops did not withdraw from Fallujah, but the deadline came and went without any word.
ES: I think we haven't heard anything from Microsoft yet, the deadline came and went.
Although the White House had said that Obama was expected to sign the 10-year-renewal, the midnight deadline came and went Thursday with no approval from the president.
On May 6, Porsche and Volkswagen set a four-week deadline to create an "integrated" auto concern, but the deadline came and went amid some very public sniping from Mr. Piëch.
