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His inauguration has been delayed during his treatment for cancer.

The handover period between July's election and December's inauguration has been a model of presidential co-operation.

The relationship, which began when Mrs. Calderón asked for Mr. Pataki's help on Vieques last year at President Bush's inauguration, has been to the governor's mutual political benefit.

For the first time, the inauguration has been designated a "national special security event," which means that the Secret Service is in overall charge of security arrangements.

The period between the election and inauguration has been a respite: once again, everyone is gathering again at the Nesbitt home to watch football games.

She promised that Mr. Toledo "will re-launch his government" in the coming days, an implicit admission that the normal honeymoon period following the inauguration has been rocky.

Inaugural events prior to Andrew Jackson's Inauguration had been relatively subdued occasions.

Big-name musicians willing to perform at the Inauguration have been scarce.

The inauguration had been planned for Aug. 15, but was delayed because of the blackout.

The top cable news networks, despite strong ratings from the election and inauguration, have been filling prime-time ad slots with infomercials.

A group of street protesters who demonstrated on the day before President Putin's inauguration have been in jail for almost a year, and are still awaiting trial.