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delay

[dih-ley] / dɪˈleɪ /




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“These cuts … will force patients to forgo or delay basic dental care, driving completely preventable emergencies into already overcrowded emergency departments.”

From Los Angeles Times

The agency said Friday it would hold a meeting next week to discuss flight restrictions that could ease potential overscheduling and flight delays at O’Hare, which ranks among the busiest airports in the U.S.

From The Wall Street Journal

That strategic revision comes amid repeated delays to the Artemis 2 mission, which was originally due to take off as early as February, but now will not launch before April.

From Barron's

And after resolving a plagiarism dispute that delayed its release last year, the French-language thriller “The Hunt,” about a deadly encounter between two groups of hunters, is finally landing on March 4.

From MarketWatch

Labour MP Dawn Butler wrote to the BBC asking for an "urgent explanation" as to why the slur was broadcast despite the show being on a delay.

From BBC