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• The notion that you have the government waiting even two years — but certainly two decades — to commence forfeiture proceedings is, if not unprecedented, then extraordinarily rare.

• Just six months before the Olympics, as the AFCON tournament was about to commence in South Africa, Abacha ordered the national team to withdraw.

• Sixteen months after Tokyo 2020 was initially postponed, the pandemic Games have commenced.

• To get there, it’s planning on scaling output at its CNT Plant 2 and commencing construction on a third CNT plant this year.

• As it stands, the Games will commence on July 23, and sports media companies, including ESPN, Sports Illustrated, the Los Angeles Times and Yahoo Sports, are preparing to be as agile as the athletes.

• But in order to commence rebuilding them from the ground up, the world must first put out the fires of this current epidemic.

• However, only days before early voting was to commence, a local judge ordered the polling station open.

• Led by Johan van Griensven, the study will commence in Guinea in the next three weeks.

• It builds to a masquerade ball, in which Not Harry and the women don masks and commence flirting.

• This weekend, the battle will commence when the “Moms” and their allies demonstrate outside the NRA Convention in Indianapolis.

• Murat was in no hurry to commence his reign, and his subjects showed no great anxiety to see their new ruler.