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In December last year, the trial was dramatically halted by the judge, Mr Justice Sweeney.

The Government has dramatically halted its controversial police funding reforms after the policing minister Mike Penning apologised to Parliament for an "embarrassing" error in its calculations.

Late on the second day of the second Test against Pakistan in Faisalabad, play was dramatically halted when umpire Shakoor Rana accused Mike Gatting of cheating, after the England captain appeared to move his field during a bowler's delivery.

Germany introduced border controls on Sunday, and dramatically halted all train traffic with Austria, after the country's regions said they could no longer cope with the overwhelming number of refugees entering the country.

The steady decline in Britain's volunteer culture was dramatically halted by the Olympic and Paralympic Games as thousands both formally and informally offered to help others for the first time, an official review has revealed.

Not to mention the unseemliness of journalists sharing red carpets with the stars of "Scandal" or "Duck Dynasty," or feasting on corporate-funded cocktail buffets at an ever-growing array of unaffiliated parties that piggybacked on the WHCA buzz in recent years — two trends that have been dramatically halted with the first dinner of the Trump era.

On Tuesday, a week after the end of the sixth-warmest winter in the continental United States in recorded history, President Trump will announce a series of actions meant to unwind or dramatically halt Barack Obama's efforts to fight climate change.

Similarly, we have shown in a murine model of ovarian cancer with peritoneal carcinomatosis that plasma and, in particular, ascitic VEGF levels correlate well with malignant ascites formation and that VEGF inhibition dramatically halts ascites production [ 185].

Toyota has already halted or dramatically slowed production at its plants in Japan.

Likewise, genes annotated for 'spliceosome assembly' – a ribonucleoprotein apparatus that catalyzes nuclear mRNA splicing – are also down-regulated, implying that both mRNA and protein processing are essentially halted or dramatically slowed during lactation.

"When that migration dramatically slowed — or reversed — there were fewer opportunities, thus Florida's migration gains came to a dramatic halt.