Before Birkas Kohanim, the Levi'im wash the Kohanim's hands. In many communities, this occurs during the chazzan's repitition of Shemoneh Esrei, and in a room outside the main shul.
Normally, there need to be nine people paying attention to the chazzan's repetition. What if, during the hand-washing, less than ten people remain in the shul? Should the chazzan pause until they come back?
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