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However, 1978 saw Lee play only one match due to a serious shoulder injury which led to a delayed operation after weeks of examination.

LEP scientists were wrestling last week with an unexpected problem that delayed operations for several days.

It has not yet delayed operation of the reactor even for a day, because the reactor is not yet licensed.

Construction on a $69 million printing plant - paid for entirely in cash - was completed in the fall, but union demands have delayed operations until at least late January.

The Pakistani military has already delayed operations against North Waziristan, the central hub of militancy and Al Qaeda, because it says its forces are overextended.

Only the most partisan Clintonite would charge that critics of a delayed operation that failed to stop the slaughter were "lamenting" that more Americans had not died.

The British intended to dismantle the two remaining mines, but the Third Battle of Ypres delayed operations, after the Germans overran the group headquarters their location was lost.

However, the outbreak in the Caroline Islands in June, 1890, made an expedition to that distant part of the colony necessary and delayed operations in Mindanao until April, 1891.

The center ended the chaos in the region's blood supply that sometimes resulted in tainted blood donations and shortages that delayed operations and even forced emergency transfusions with wrong blood types.

However, both Gough and the Governor General, the 37-year old Lord Dalhousie, delayed operations until after the end of the monsoon season, allowing Sher Singh to gather reinforcements and establish strong positions.