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Work is due to start in August.Other big projects are planned in the wake of the canal expansion.

Several months after that report ran, Ms. Mapes was fired and Mr. Rather retired as anchor of the "CBS Evening News" earlier than planned, in the wake of another broadcast, on President George W. Bush's National Guard service.

But several months after the broadcast, the producer Mary Mapes was fired and Mr. Rather retired as the anchor of the "CBS Evening News" earlier than planned in the wake of another broadcast, on President Bush's National Guard service.

The EU plan is part of series of measures planned in the wake of the Paris attacks in January and November last year and the Brussels airport and metro bombings in March this year, which exposed serious failings in the EU's external and internal border security systems.

I wanted to know what immigration legal specialists and activists in the New York area are planning in the wake of Trump's election, and how they think the President-elect will impact the lives of their clients.

They did genuinely think Colin Powell's plans in the wake of victory would prevail.

Mr. Quinn was questioned during a meeting in Westchester County, where lawmakers and Con Edison officials reviewed the county's emergency response plan in the wake of the accident.

While about two dozen states, including most of those in the Northeast, have begun deregulation, others, like Nevada, New Mexico and Oklahoma have postponed plans in the wake of California's problems.

According to the plan, in the wake of World War II, military veterans would settle around reservoirs in the upper Missouri basin.

As part of the rethinking of U.S. space plans in the wake of the Columbia accident, it was decided to retire the space shuttle from service once assembly of the ISS had been completed.

The United States Department of Commerce based its decision purely on legal and environmental grounds, but Millennium's proposal changed the discussion on planning in the wake of the terrorist attacks of September 2001, especially when resource and infrastructure needs clash.