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A postponement would have also probably required Dynegy to refile its proxy and resolicit votes.

Postponement would have a better chance if the neighbours who have maintained good links with the junta Thailand and, especially, China added their weight to calls for a suspension.Please, please help youEncouraging Myanmar's rulers to accept more assistance is more than a short-term problem.

Nonetheless, Dixon pledged the postponement would have no effect on Qantas’s overall growth strategy and would not affect its earnings.

While the delays were disappointing, analysts said, they doubted the postponements would have any material impact on Shell's earnings.

And after the Russian gambit and the Congressional vote's postponement, it would have been the better part of valor to simply postpone this speech as well.

The Trump campaign later said the decision was taken "for the safety of all", though the Chicago police department said it had not advised the postponement and would have been able to cope.

Jorge Castañeda, Mexico's foreign minister, also said Mexico was especially disturbed at the lack of a postponement, which would have allowed Mr. Fox to make his trip to Texas and argue in person for a pardon.

The lingering effects of Hurricane Sandy led to the postponement of what would have been the Knicks' opener Thursday night — in Brooklyn, against the Nets, in the official debut of their new intercity rivalry.

A postponement would give the army time to secure the region, they said.

But another postponement would cause conflicts with other scheduled rocket launchings.

The government said the six-month postponement would "give space for the domestic investigation process".