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The delay in going to Britain was but a minor inconvenience compared with the sudden and humiliating British surrender of Singapore in February 1942.
"The Indians will resent this," Mr. Cohen said, "but they should resent even more the long delay in going to their country.
The Queen's relinquishment of some of her royal duties and charitable patronages, the news that she is not going to undertake any more long-distance foreign trips, and indeed the delay in going to Sandringham because she and her husband have not been well, illustrate that she and the duke are now in their nineties.
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The reasons for Obama's delay in going to Congress for authorization to commit an act of war against Syria became apparent when the diplomatic track actually bore fruit this Monday.
Nevertheless, the use of pills that do not contain the active ingredient or insufficient doses, besides a delay in going to the hospital for fear of being denounced to the police, can contribute to the persistence of hemorrhagic post abortion complications and infections [ 28, 29].
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To add insult to injury, checks were delayed in going out, with some lost in the mail and others never delivered.
However, there still are admissions the day before in order to avoid cancellations due to the lack of ward beds or to avoid delays in going to the theatre for earlier procedures [ 10].
Part of the delay or reservation in going to color may have to do with the existing printing infrastructure.
Cumberlege sent the executive officer to find out why the men had assembled, and on learning that they were repeating the previous day's request for a delay in departure, went down to address them.
What followed, however, was a different kind of disaster, with long delays in money going out for housing.
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