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remains postponed.

Still, the council, under pressure from a vocal minority suspicious of "outsiders" looting Detroit's few remaining assets, postponed a long-planned vote on the Belle Isle proposal, prompting Governor Snyder to rescind his offer.

The remaining one (pT4aN0M0) postponed the chemotherapy due to perineal wound complications following APR.

Some games were postponed, some remained scheduled and others remained up in the air.

In Haiti, meanwhile, presidential elections were twice postponed and remain inconclusive, underscoring the problems the poorest country in the hemisphere faces in moving towards democracy.

The judge, known in Egypt for his independence, barked at the lawyers to remain orderly and quickly postponed the case until April 2. The charges read by the prosecutor revolve around a piece of land the ministry controlled that it said Mr. Adly had sold to a private contractor working for the ministry, plus money found in his bank account that the government said did not belong there.

The band – due to perform in the UK and Europe this summer – have postponed the remaining 10 dates of their US tour, though the band say they "will be made up later in the year, likely with a guest vocalist".

The decision to kill even those last remaining stocks has been postponed repeatedly ( ScienceNOW, 18 January 2002).

At the individual level, there is no evidence of any health-related or emotional cost of childlessness, even though the case of women who remain childless because of postponing motherhood is seldom treated.

A news conference was scheduled later Thursday in San Bernardino concerning the charges the precise nature of which remained unclear but was reportedly postponed.

The enrollment of the remaining four children was postponed for a year, pending the final decision.