He revealed, after prompting, a shoulder problem prevented his practising the day before but said he was "perfect" on the night.
But an extra twist further provoked Condé Nast management: Glamour is an international magazine, with several foreign editions, and according to Condé Nast executives, none of the international editions had permission to use Glamour's June cover of Ms. Zeta-Jones, prompting a logistical problem.
Pakistan has not.Fearing that its economic problems would prompt a run on state banks, the government froze $11 billion of local dollar accounts the day after the tests.
Even the beleaguered Postal Service received an A-minus last year, presumably before serious fiscal problems helped prompt a price increase this summer, to 37 cents for a first-class letter.
Nasdaq officials said the halt was prompted by a problem with the data system that disseminates prices and that its cause had been "identified and addressed".
The halt was prompted by a problem with the data system that disseminates prices, Nasdaq officials said, adding that the cause had been "identified and addressed".
Additionally, recent research has indicated that timing of visits is more important in detecting complications than the number of visits [ 23], hence women who only had 0-1 visit may have been prompted by a problem with their pregnancy rather than continuous monitoring of the pregnancy.
The problem prompted a meeting two weeks ago between city officials and representatives of the van companies.
Boeing 787s were grounded last week when a second battery problem prompted a 787 in Japan to make an emergency landing.
And in this country where almost every problem prompts a state plan, the province's government last year upgraded its guidelines for standard Sichuanese dishes.
