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As American troops took Baghdad, Mr Rumsfeld initially cancelled plans to send even the paltry reinforcements envisioned in the war-plan.

Examples include community portals for local neighborhoods or fans of the television series Jericho, who staged an effective campaign to reinstate the show for another season after it was initially cancelled by the television network.

There was confusion at Keleti rail terminus in the morning when departures were initially cancelled and then passengers piled on to a newly arrived train they hoped would take them to Austria or Germany.

We're diverting trains to Victoria and Blackfriars Trains were initially cancelled at Charing Cross station and Waterloo East station, but they eventually began to run amid warnings of severe delays and alterations.

Despite the stakes, Coach Avery Johnson initially canceled practice in Dallas.

In addition, the production originally engendered considerable controversy when Sir Cameron clashed with the Actors Equity Association over casting: the union insisted on an Asian actor for the major role of the Engineer, a Eurasian pimp, while Sir Cameron insisted on Jonathan Pryce -- initially canceling the production -- and ultimately prevailed.

Some ABC affiliates initially canceled "Politically Incorrect" and later put it back on the air, although not the station in Washington, where the White House press secretary, Ari Fleischer, warned on Wednesday that "people have to watch what they say and watch what they do".

Sony faced widespread criticism for initially cancelling the film's theatrical release, a decision that President Obama called a "mistake".

But Weiler says that the Webb is back on track after a rough couple of years, while SOFIA--which SOFIA--which SOFIA--which Griffino revinitiallyly--is slated to begin operations in 2009.

Smith President Kathleen McCartney had said in a statement when Lagarde initially canceled, "Those who objected will be satisfied that their activism has had a desired effect.

Dates were initially canceled one by one until March 22, 2006, when it was announced that lead singer Steven Tyler needed throat surgery, and the remaining dates on the tour were subsequently canceled.