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delay

[dih-ley] / dɪˈleɪ /




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“Many of our colleges have small teams managing content-rich websites with a large number of pages. Because of this, occasional delays in updates can happen despite best efforts.”

From Los Angeles Times

Banks are generally closed on Dec. 25, but you can always make transactions through an ATM or your bank’s app or website — although the posting of transactions may be delayed.

From MarketWatch

But Joe writes that stores are running out of options that they had this year—like importing goods before tariff implementation—to delay higher prices.

From Barron's

Durov said in the podcast interview that he wants to delay when the children get their money because he believes growing up without wealth helped him develop drive and focus.

From The Wall Street Journal

To be sure, the scheme has faced persistent challenges, including underfunding and delays in wage payments.

From BBC