It just concluded a debt for debt-and-preferred exchange offer, the deadline for which it had to extend several times.
Weatherbys, racing's secretariat, seemed to have some trouble persuading its computers to accept entries, the deadline for which was initially 3.30pm, then 4pm, then 4.15pm.
When it came to Congress and the debt limit, the "hard deadline" for which is approaching, Obama said, "I've met with the leaders multiple times.
He was then wrongly denied the chance to even raise the claim of ineffectiveness of counsel on appeal because of a missed court deadline — for which he was utterly blameless.
The case against Hicks and Gillett was not actually brought by Liverpool, but instead by the Royal Bank of Scotland, who are owed close to £235m by the Americans, the deadline for which expires this Friday.
Asked if he had considered putting his name forward for this year's Indian Premier League, the deadline for which is Friday, Anderson said: "At the moment, where I am at this stage of my career, I want to make sure I'm in good nick to play Test cricket for England.
With a government whose default setting towards public institutions such as the National Health Service is indifferent-to-hostile, the BBC's position is politically fragile and, whatever the outcome of the 2015 election, will continue to be so in the run-up to its charter renewal, the deadline for which is 1 January 2017.
This made a proposed second round of sanctions – the deadline for which was Monday – unnecessary, she said.
The bill has missed deadlines for hearings, which sponsors could get around if various committee leaders asked the House Speaker to allow it.
(An Obama aide said the goal was to achieve one million new voters through the site by the various state deadlines for registration, which fall next week in most places).
Last November the County Office of Environmental Facilities set the deadline for schools, which is not specified in the law.
