Adding to that confusion, the CFPB's narrative implies that delaying Social Security benefits provide minimal benefits to the individual because they ignore the longevity protection of Social Security and the cost of living adjustments that help protect Social Security from inflation.
The findings of this study, including Jemimah's birth narratives, illustrate how delays occur and are experienced in each phase of the birthing process, and how these delays can be detrimental to the outcome of labour for both the mother and the child.
As he wrote in an essay for The New York Times Book Review in 1989, "Writing is teasing, exciting, a chase through the mysteries of narrative, filled with deception, delays, reticence and revelation, rising expectation and sudden fulfillment".
Yes, it feeds into the Adani narrative that it is delays in government approvals that are forcing the company to make moves that some in the industry interpret as putting the project well and truly on ice, if not in permanent deep freeze.
In the original story that Shakespeare drew on, Hamlet's madness and his delay make complete narrative sense: he feigns madness because he is still a child when his father's murder by his uncle becomes publicly known; he waits for years, acting like an idiot, until the moment is right for him to strike and claim the throne.
The Cup match has produced some remarkably tight and spectacular racing, but has lost its narrative momentum this week because of delays related to the wind.
Misguided though it may have been to cleave "Kill Bill" in two, the decision yielded more than just a maddening exercise in delayed gratification and ruptured narrative.
Participants' narratives provided compelling accounts of detection delay.
The narrative crunch comes in stanza five, its delay expertly timed: "This is the man they smashed to death".
