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Martin Flumenbaum, a lawyer for the Madoff sons, noted that his clients had actually halted the fraud by quickly turning their father in, and had continued to cooperate fully with the investigation.

Netflix and production company Media Rights Capital say that they've actually halted production on the show: "MRC and Netflix have decided to suspend production on HOUSE OF CARDS season six, until further notice, to give us time to review the current situation and to address any concerns of our cast and crew".

Ben Powell, general counsel for the director of national intelligence's office, said some carriers had already asked whether they could be compelled to cooperate even without legal protection, although he indicated that none had actually threatened to halt operations.

Those who imagine that the Holocaust could have actually been halted by a clarion call from Pope Pius XII should take note.

Apple had to actually halt the iPhone 4S launch in China as crowds became unruly when it made it available to China Unicom customers in January.

At $115 million in 2002 money, Windtalkers was a big risk, and it was meant to be John Woo's rise to total domination of Hollywood after the successes of Face/Off and Mission: Impossible 2. Huge and bloated, with CG planes, and more fiery explosions than the actual war had, its failure actually halted John Woo's rise.

The Soviets had actually deployed a rudimentary ABM system but were anxious to halt the U.S. program before superior American technology left theirs behind.

The United Nations report found that despite intensive international efforts to halt abuses in police and intelligence questioning after a similarly troubling report in 2011, the problem had actually gotten worse, particularly in the Afghan National Police.

The techniques developed in creating the piece above have actually, so far, halted this degradation.

She says military families have been through pay stoppages before - during the last government shut-down, they actually halted all military pay a week early - but what will really hurt is if interest rates go up even a little bit.

And in fact, according to a 2008 O.E.C.D. report, the pace of decline has actually slowed since the nineteen-ninteties, "and the downward trend" nearly "come to a halt in the Czech Republic, Denmark, Hungary, Iceland, the Slovak republic, and Sweden".