Per The Hollywood Reporter, both "The Boys" and "Mortal Instruments" have been placed in turnaround by the studios, meaning unless another party comes in to help facilitate production costs, the planned films will be shipped to development hell.
The women's semifinals were moved from Friday afternoon to Saturday night, and the final from Saturday night to Sunday afternoon, meaning that the turnaround time between their final rounds would be far shorter than the men's.
At the same time, experts think the economy will continue to slump, meaning no sudden turnaround in revenues.
The Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative, which has required passports for all air travel outside of United States territories since Jan . 23 has created a record demand for passports, meaning longer processing and turnaround times.
But the delay also shifts Infinity from Disney's fiscal third quarter to its fourth, meaning that any chance of a turnaround at the company's video game unit will occur later than some investors expected.
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However, should the fleet execute a sudden turnaround maneuver, the American ships would become the van squadron, meaning they would lead into battle.
The company, in the midst of a huge turnaround, surely hopes that to be "Xeroxed" doesn't eventually take on a different meaning.
Convention speeches can run as late as 11 p.m. ET, meaning Colbert's team may have to make some very quick turnarounds ("The Late Show" airs on CBS at 11 35 p.m.).
The 2014 race was shelved due to F1 supremo Bernie Ecclestone's desire to have the event much earlier in the season, meaning there would have been a very short - and very expensive - turnaround between this year's race and next.
