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Although the Obama rule hasn't been implemented yet because of a court-ordered stay, the Trump administration issued a rule to undo the WOTUS rule.

Yet, because of a batsman's need for flexibility at the crease, it is not practical that they cover every inch of the head and neck.

10.35 AM: Sky are reporting that Brown's press conference has started, but that they can't show it live yet because of a massive sandstorm in Afghanistan.

Yet because of a domestic political struggle that seems ever more centered on religion, such attempts at understanding are shouted down.

When we went in to pay, the kid behind the counter in the golf shop told us that we couldn't tee off yet because of a "frost delay".

Yet, because of a paradoxical survival from 15th-century practice, slow music has tended to be written in short values (e.g., Beethoven's slow movements) and fast music in long values.

The Kings have been keeping pace in the Western Conference even without their star, Chris Webber, who has not played yet because of an ankle injury.

Yet, because of "Superstorm" Sandy, a groundswell of support to have a conversation can no longer be suppressed.

And yet, because of that, it is a language shared.

Yet because of their tenure in a classroom — around two years, which isn't enough to really understand how things work and how to improve schools — they end up being proponents of quick-fix solutions.

And Bernard has not yet played because of a hamstring injury.