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Neither side had found first gear when an innocuous fall from Rovers centre Kris Welham within the first five minutes led to a lengthy delay for treatment.

Following a lengthy delay for an injury to Edinburgh number eight Cornell Du Preez, Visser left a trail of opponents in his wake to feed Watson but the busy flanker was clipped short of the line and a combination of Nic Cudd and Pewtner stopped him slithering over.

Torn electrical wiring over the train tracks just east of Milford caused lengthy delays for passengers on Amtrak and Metro-North trains yesterday, according to officials of both railroads.

But tourism is an important industry in New Zealand, and international travelers, despite the value they may place on New Zealand's unique flora and fauna, are unlikely to tolerate lengthy delays for inspections.

Rather, he said, it became apparent over the last few days that the logistics of providing the increased security would have caused lengthy delays for victims' families entering ground zero.

The row over lengthy delays for cancer tests comes after the NHS failed to meet its requirement to treat 98% of A&E patients within four hours and exceeded the 18-week deadline for treating people after their GP has referred them, and also the first-ever breach of the requirement that 85% of cancer patients should start receiving treatment within 62 days.

Eurostar is still reporting lengthy delays for passengers using its high-speed trains through the tunnel.

Mr Burles said: "Whilst we aimed to provide alternative services wherever possible, the reduced line capacity did unfortunately result in lengthy delays for many customers.

The analysis of cases with warnings revealed that the system issued warnings with high accuracy and without lengthy delays for most of the large earthquakes in the Kumamoto earthquake sequence.

Of more concern are the lengthy delays for colorectal cancer.

Final Delay Averted A kickoff returned for a touchdown saved the United States Tennis Association from a potentially awkward situation: an N.F.L. overtime causing a lengthy delay of the start of the men's final.