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Deadline
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Deadline
The time at which a project or other assignment is due. For example, a supervisor may give an employee a Thursday deadline to prepare a presentation for the supervisor to deliver on Friday. In business, keeping deadlines may indicate efficiency.
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Permanently moving these deadlines rather than creating an extension process would have required an act of the state legislature.
New York extends deadlines of new franchise rules: IFA's concerns ... by Flanagan, Troy / Franchising World
Authorities have warned that bankruptcy was an option for both companies if they failed to come up with realistic plans for becoming "viable" by the deadlines.
US Treasury loans GM another 2 billion dollars by AFP / AFP American Edition
Authorities have warned that bankruptcy was an option for both companies if they failed to come up with realistic plans for becoming "viable" by the deadlines.
US Treasury loans GM another 2 billion dollars by AFP / AFP Global Edition
 
 
 
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