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• Sometimes the Braves'deliberative decision-making delays construction, costing ACOG more money.
• These changes will generally be accepted under normal conditions and make delay mostly transparent.
• Executives say the business now moves at a faster pace, making delays less tolerable.
• We know that it will be ruinous to make delay.
• Build, build, build and it'll make delays go away ."
• GOP threatening to make delay a campaign issue in the one Senate race still undecided.
• Just remembering that moment makes DeLay's eyes redden.
• This is no time for Democrats to take an unrealistic stance that can only make DeLay's task easier.
• The members of the other group have been installing TV sets in their waiting rooms to make delays more tolerable for patients.
• A spokesman for the Crown Prosecution Service said the case was still under review and that a five-month decision-making delay isn't unusual.
• It's difficult to see make delay in a sentence .
• Establish a comfort zone to make delays pass more smoothly by packing a carry-on with food, beverages, reading material and perhaps a portable CD player.
• And the same force, time, that makes youthful investing pay off also makes delay costly, as a calculation by the Vanguard Group, the mutual fund company, makes clear.
• In ordinary surfing, data travels both ways ( from the user to the Internet cloud and back ) via congested land lines, making delays and slow browsing inevitable.
• The rising tide of anger in the House, coming just before the Nov . 2 elections, could inject the issue of ethics into congressional contests around the country, particularly if Pelosi can make DeLay a symbol of what she says is the Republican majority's arrogance.
• Despite promises by airlines to treat passengers better, they do a poor job of making delays more tolerable by keeping customers informed and setting policies to put them up in hotels overnight and meet their basic needs, a report ordered by Congress and released Monday said.
• Democrats, who are already making DeLay an issue in their campaigns, attacked him on Friday for what Rep . Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif ., the minority leader, called a " continued abuse of power . " She said there was " an ethical cloud over this Capitol because of how he is conducting business here ."