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Eddy Curry sat out Saturday night's loss to Portland, and he may be out longer because of a right knee injury that will require further tests.

SPORTSSUNDAY The Aging of the Work Force In Pittsburgh, older workers may have to stay on the job longer because of a lack of younger workers, a situation expected to repeat itself nationwide.

Airplanes arriving at Logan Airport in Boston will face delays for the next several days, and possibly longer, because of a windstorm that knocked down the airport's main radar tower early Saturday, according to the Federal Aviation Administration.

The Mounted Police helicopter that serves as the eyes of the water and road patrols can stay in the air longer because of a new agreement allowing it to refuel in New York State.

But now it appears that it may take longer because of a more thorough FTC investigation.

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In a statement issued on the North's official news agency, the country said the agreement no longer applied "because of a sinister and hostile U.S. policy against North Korea".

Those waiting for a peek at Gov. Sarah Palin's personal finances are going to have to wait just a bit longer because of an agreement between the Federal Election Commission and the McCain campaign.

4) Green algae and plants have two Oxa, but their Oxa2 sequences are obviously longer because of an additional C-terminal TPR domain.

We sometimes perform ESD under general anesthesia if it will take longer because of the presence of a complicated lesion.

If we accept that the increase in recorded diagnoses of psychological problems was a real increase, the issue then arises as to whether the consultations took longer because of the diagnosis of a psychological problem, or if the diagnosis was made more often by doctors who tended to have longer consultations?