The British Olympic Association had fought against'broken time'- monetary compensation for athletes'earnings when competing in the Olympic games.
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Sarah Fisher's first race ended in disappointment when a broken timing chain knocked out the 19-year-old after 99 laps.
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She was a finalist for the Philip K . Dick Award for best novel, with her 2000 novel " Broken Time ".
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The disagreement that led to the split was over the issue of professional payments, and " broken time " or injury payments.
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In 1927 FIFA asked the Olympic committee to accept the concept of broken time payments as an overriding condition for the competing members.
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The debate over broken time payments ultimately caused the 22 leading clubs in Yorkshire and Lancashire to form the Northern Rugby Football Union.
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However, conflict arose over the controversy regarding broken time, the issue of whether players should receive compensation for taking time off work to play.
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Prior to the Schism, Tyldesley, like many other clubs from Lancashire ( and Yorkshire ), had suffered punishment by the broken time " payments.
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In March 2016 researchers Else, Bauer and Nayak proposed that a non-equilibrium driven system called a " Floquet-many-body-localized driven system " could have broken time symmetry.
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This may be historically linked to the split between Northern teams and the rest of the rugby fraternity over'broken time payments', i . e . professionalism.
