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absence of change

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See: status quo


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In the absence of changes, they wrote, a delay "will ensure that the next Administration, regardless of political affiliation, will have the opportunity to review and evaluate the proposed rule before the rule becomes final.
The two big challenges that faced him in writing the book were to decide what, of the almost infinite source material, to leave out, and how to make the absence of change interesting when most history is written to chronicle pivotal events.
That is, one can occur in the absence of changes in the other.
 
 
 
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