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The anti-Islam, anti-immigrant firebrand had cancelled various high-level debates on television and radio, but said he would return to the airwaves.

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However, in social media posts, he said he would have to cancel his scheduled appearances in Perth and Sydney as he would be deported to London.

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He said the 10% levy, which represents an added cost of $1.8 million for a U.S.-based client, raises the risk of orders being delayed or canceled.

Tuesday's evidence also touched on the exams debacle of August 2020, in which the government had to U-turn on its model for awarding grades after exams were cancelled earlier that summer.

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Live Entertainment depends on touring artists not canceling.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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