She faces charges of hindering the apprehension of a felon.
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Anyone caught helping him will be charged with Hindering Prosecution.
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Kansas, 31, additionally faces child abuse and hindering prosecution charges.
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But worse, this blunder could be hindering your professional advancement.
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McCrary was charged with obstructing or hindering law enforcement officers.
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Sometimes one slips from helping your goal to hindering it.
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Soon after, Pearce lost his lab space, hindering his research.
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They complain that the impasse is hindering federal safety oversight activities.
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Today, examine how your friendships could be hindering your material success.
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In addition, Kansas, 31, faces child abuse and hindering prosecution charges.
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They scratched visors, hindering visibility, and caked batteries, making them overheat.
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Even in the Caribbean, colorism appears to be a hindering factor.
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He faces three charges, including disturbing human remains and hindering prosecution.
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Johnson saw charges of disorderly conduct and hindering prosecution dismissed Wednesday.
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The group also accuses 5-Star of hindering major infrastructure projects.
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Bad mortgage rules are also hindering U.S. economic growth, Dimon said.
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The weight of this debt is hindering millennials' ability to save.
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Again, leadership appears to be hindering the company in that strategy.
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On the other hand, the health measures are hindering economic activity.
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Reform isn't hindering the fight against crime in Chicago; it's helping.
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Hindering this research is worrisome because its benefits are so great.
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Further hindering rescue efforts were trees that had crashed into homes.
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Here are five ways the shutdown is hindering the broader economy.
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Johnson was later arrested on suspicion of disorderly conduct and hindering.
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But late rain in Germany is hindering the final stages of work.
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Specifically, carbon monoxide bonds to hemoglobin cells, hindering their transportation of oxygen.
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How is their relationship with Wells Fargo hindering that inclusion from happening?
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Economists believe that the low participation rate is hindering faster wage growth.
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And, is the exploitation of these legal tools hindering the #MeToo movement?
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I let nothing get in the way of hindering my life. Nothing.
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The desire to send a message is hindering good storytelling, they say.
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Economists believe that modest wage growth is hindering the mobility of workers.
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The economy minister recently resigned and blamed Mr Poroshenko for hindering reform.
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Ziegler is being held on a Laclede County warrant of hindering prosecution.
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Phones, electricity and cell service are down, hindering communication efforts, she said.
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Johnson said competition concerns and disappointing delivery expectations are hindering the company.
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Mediocre growth prospects and risks of political instability are hindering fiscal consolidation.
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But don't add milk: It binds to the compounds, hindering their benefit.
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Law enforcement officials countered that the tech companies were hindering security efforts.
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Becker is charged with tampering with evidence, obstructing justice and hindering apprehension.
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One man was arrested at the scene for allegedly hindering police operations.
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But another problem is hindering these stores' comebacks as well: They're messes.
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So how can one tell if their partner is hindering their success?
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Activists are concerned that a shortage of housing is hindering refugee integration.
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If it's my work that's hindering me, I take a day off.
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Mr. Barrera accused the church of hindering the investigation into the abuse.
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However, Kurz said that is a misconception that is hindering public health.
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Instead of protecting and incentivizing innovation, our patent system is hindering it.
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But in this case, it's successfully hindering LGBTQ equality in several states.
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Iran accuses US of hindering aid The speaker of Iran's Parliament, Ali Larijani on Saturday reiterated Tehran's accusations that the United States is hindering the delivery of relief aid from the International Red Cross to Iran's Red Crescent Society.
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Peterson is charged with evidence tampering and hindering prosecution in the first degree.
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"What is hindering us to go into larger volumes is regulation," he added.
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He was additionally charged with hindering prosecution in the first-degree, police said.
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But maybe it isn't the burning pinch that's hindering your flu shot appointment.
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Hindering this process is just one more consequence of our fractured medical records.
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It's robbing our joy, stealing our peace, and hindering our ability to love.
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"The inability to complete health assessments is hindering health protective regulations," Andrews said.
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Environmental factors Another factor hindering exercise in many places is the outdoor environment.
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On Friday, Tillerson said the blockade is "hindering" military operations in the region.
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ON AUTONOMY: I let nothing get in the way, hindering my life. Nothing.
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These challenges, combined with the changing politics around pot, are hindering marijuana marketers.
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Two passengers in the car pleaded guilty to hindering prosecution, Mr. Yaniv said.
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The Pi Delta Psi brothers pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter and hindering apprehension.
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Tumors crusted over Sloan's heart, hindering it from pumping blood through his body.
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The quake and landslides severely damaged roadways, hindering aid workers' access to victims.
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Warmer surface waters are also less dense, hindering the downward circulation of oxygen.
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Ted Cruz blamed the company's financial difficulties on biofuel credits hindering maximum production.
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Tonya Couch, 49, previously was charged with hindering his apprehension, also a felony.
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Valiante has pleaded guilty to hindering prosecution and is serving an eight-year sentence.
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He has been charged with tampering with or fabricating physical evidence and hindering prosecution.
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Because of an underdeveloped banking system, most transactions are in cash, hindering tax collection.
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As I grew accustomed to it, however, I found it more helpful than hindering.
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The company has said it would consider selling some businesses that are hindering growth.
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He's partially blamed his ex-wife for hindering his ability to make a living.
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Dubray pleaded guilty to being an accessory and hindering the investigation, the outlet reported.
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"They're hindering their citizens here, and their right to earn a living," said Bell.
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To reverse these trends Japan must hack through the web of regulations hindering growth.
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Dilione faces an additional charge of hindering prosecution in the first-degree, police said.
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If Cordray's work is hindering banks, you wouldn't know it from the bottom line.
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This bipartisan legislation will remove the barriers that are hindering consumers' flood insurance options.
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The hurricane has devastated the islands and damage to airports is hindering relief efforts.
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Tonya Couch was charged with hindering the apprehension of a fugitive and money laundering.
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But the ridiculous royalty is not the only archaic policy hindering innovation by songwriters.
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Instead, NCQA is hindering opportunities to detect and prevent this deadly form of cancer.
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Consider the ways you're being a perfectionist, and if it's hindering your forward motion.
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The Bank of Thailand says high debt levels are hindering a recovery in consumption.
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He said this was hindering efforts to achieved total output of 1 million bpd.
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A third man, Max Gemma, is accused of hindering prosecution and tampering with evidence.
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" Asked if Mr. Trump's antics were hindering progress, Mr. Hatch said, "It doesn't help.
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Both of them were charged in June with hindering prosecution and tampering with evidence.
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KS: Can you talk about the current political landscape that might be hindering that?
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Read: Will you be hindering your chances of getting "a good job" if it's visible?
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The five-page complaint stated that Gray may be hindering patients from receiving standard care.
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Johnson was arrested for disorderly conduct and hindering prosecution, but the charges were later dropped.
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Without one, selling land or anything on it can be delayed for years, hindering investment.
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Democrats say Comey's dismissal was aimed at hindering the Federal Bureau of Investigation's Russia investigation.
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They have each pleaded not guilty to charges of tampering with evidence and hindering prosecution.
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Charges against Johnson – suspicion of disorderly conduct and hindering police activity – have since been dropped.
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She gave a fiery statement, defending herself and accusing the police of hindering the investigation.
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Peterson, of Wasilla, is charged with evidence tampering and hindering prosecution in the first degree.
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Taylor is charged with disturbing human remains, conspiring to disturb human remains and hindering prosecution.
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Taylor said he wants the charges of disorderly conduct and hindering prosecution to be dropped.
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Earlier this year, Couch was charged with hindering apprehension of a felon and money laundering.
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This explains why a weaker dollar helps their balance sheets more than hindering, he added.
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While this stalemate persists, a range of other challenges hindering criminal investigations are left unaddressed.
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How can North American policymakers and industry collaborate to safeguard traditional businesses without hindering innovation?
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Perhaps his biggest frustration is that he believes the investigations are hindering his governing prowess.
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A third man, Max Gemma, 31, is accused of hindering prosecution and tampering with evidence.
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Hindering the Chinese security apparatus makes external aggression and internal repression more costly for Beijing.
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However, museums are making a surprising discovery: technology isn't hindering the appreciation of physical art.
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She suspected that it was their sense of pride that was hindering their innovative thinking.
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Flooded roads and bridges were swept away after the incident, hindering rescue operations, Okello added.
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Businesses evade stiffer rules by moving elsewhere, hindering national aspirations to improve in these areas.
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The lawmakers argue that the outdated shipping restrictions are hindering recovery efforts in Puerto Rico.
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While in custody they were charged with first-degree murder and hindering prosecution, he said.
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"The fact is, we need more Republicans because the Democrats are obstructionists" hindering a legislative solution.
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Harding long disputed her involvement, but was eventually convicted of hindering the investigation into the incident.
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A regional Oromo official accused protesters of hindering efforts to reverse generations of poverty in Oromiya.
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Also hindering investigators are antiquated bank secrecy laws that are among the strictest in the world.
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Hundreds of aftershocks continue to reverberate around Central Sulawesi, hindering rescue operations, according to humanitarian agencies.
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Harding was subsequently found guilty of hindering the prosecution a banned for life from figure skating.
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They now control much of the border with Turkey, hindering ISIS access to the outside world.
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They see it hindering peaceful countries from trading, mingling and co-operating on the world's problems.
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Among the factors hindering potential candidates: the potential for primary votes to be split three ways.
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Closing the border would sever those supply chains, hindering commerce in our most essential trading region.
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Critics say Wasserman Schultz's leadership is hindering Democratic unity heading into the convention and general election.
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Those rules prevented giant ISPs like Comcast from throttling or otherwise hindering services they compete with.
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The moves could consolidate bureaucracies that have long overlapped, and at times clashed, hindering effective policy.
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Mr. Johnson was arrested on charges of disorderly conduct and hindering prosecution, according to jail records.
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"We are not helping with that, nor are we hindering that from getting there," he said.
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The lack of young investigators and funding is slowing new discoveries and hindering prevention and preparedness.
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Since then, Kosovo has been without a government, hindering the resumption of any progress on negotiations.
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All three were indicted on Friday on charges of hindering prosecution and tampering with physical evidence.
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Truly has also said it's facing a shortage, which Guggenheim said might be hindering its sales.
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Officials charged Mr. Dulos and Ms. Troconis with hindering prosecution and tampering with evidence in June.
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Tonya Couch is charged with hindering the apprehension of a felon for helpingEthan flee to Mexico.
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Shokin was believed to be hindering that investigation and anti-corruption investigation in Ukraine more broadly.
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Western diplomats in Islamabad now praise the military for facilitating rather than hindering Mr. Khalilzad's mission.
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Felled trees and electrical poles have blocked the main access highway, hindering rescue efforts, officials said.
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The announcement also comes despite new United Nations sanctions aimed at hindering the country's weapons program.
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As well as hindering its global strategy, delays in the sale timetable could throw up regulatory problems.
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The Pittsburgh Tribune-Review also said several associates and Holt family members were charged with hindering apprehension.
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This followed a 2.42 billion euro fine in June 2017 for hindering rivals of shopping comparison websites.
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Sopka said the recent classifications are hindering the agency from doing the work Congress created it for.
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The lack of such tools has been hindering both AR and VR, says Adobe CTO Abhay Parasnis.
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They called him an "Uncle Tom," and charged that he was hindering the Negro struggle for equality.
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He has been charged with concealing a death, evidence tampering and hindering the apprehension of a criminal.
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India has blamed protests in Nepal for hindering the passage of fuel trucks, resulting in the shortages.
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Though Harding long disputed her involvement, she was eventually convicted of hindering the investigation into the incident.
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But the disparity of experience between the fledgling ministers and their grizzled leader is hindering its efforts.
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Devin Peterson, 18, faces one count of hindering prosecution and three counts of tampering with physical evidence.
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For example, drones capturing footage of the recent California wildfires were hindering firefighters' efforts, according to officials.
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But the scrutiny that has accompanied Mr Kushner's White House role appears to be hindering, not helping.
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So to mitigate that threat, the DOC is hindering how much the inmates can learn about computers.
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The look of shock and pity I sometimes get by even the most liberal folks is hindering.
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Downed trees and power lines were hindering the search, but officials were hopeful the worst had passed.
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Yet, Syria has previously used chemical weapons and Russia is now hindering efforts for such an investigation.
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Platinum miners have previously said that a shortage of power was hindering plans to build a refinery.
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Schools are still closed and debris still litters the street, hindering the transportation of resources and personnel.
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Gains were cut after U.S. crude oil turned lower following a positive open, hindering the energy sector.
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Trump has been fiercely critical of Powell's performance, accusing him of hindering the economy with rate hikes.
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"The security situation in North Kivu and Ituri is hindering effective implementation of response activities," Aceng said.
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The president has often accused the Fed of hindering growth through its four rate hikes last year.
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However the official, Elias Jaua, also suggested that current political turmoil was hindering setting a quick date.
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Related: How Some US Doctors Are Hindering HIV Prevention But the treatment didn't make it to Canada.
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Dhillon said that he believes the arrests have had a "significant impact" on hindering the group's operations.
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I have close female friends who have gone through different uncomfortable and hindering situations as CS students.
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And they've had some successes, including hindering attempts to repeal regulation of the potent greenhouse gas methane.
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Dulos and his girlfriend had previously pleaded not guilty to charges of evidence tampering and hindering prosecution.
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If it's not hindering or hurting you in anyway, then it's important to work on all relationships.
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On Monday, the authorities arrested David Johnson Jr. and charged him with hindering prosecution, Mr. Hughes said.
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Two passengers in the car, Jeronda Oliver, 18, and Eboni Clinton, 19, were charged with hindering prosecution.
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He said Knorr-Bremse was not hindering Haldex's competitive activities or the involvement of other Haldex shareholders.
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The protracted divorce is hurting the British economy and poor productivity is hindering growth, Goldman Sachs said.
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Since Puerto Rico is an island, damage to its ports and airports are hindering efforts to send help.
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But Vizzard, the former ATF special agent, says that by shackling the agency, Congress is hindering police investigations.
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Couch's mother, Tonya Couch, has been charged by Texas authorities with hindering the apprehension of her fugitive son.
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Taylor was also charged with three counts: disturbing human remains, conspiring to disturb human remains and hindering prosecution.
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Government officials have warned that the expanded use of strong encryption is hindering national security and criminal investigations.
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I need to stop this habit of not eating breakfast — it's hindering my productivity in a major way.
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"Brexit is generating many more questions than answers, which is certainly hindering most current buying decisions," he said.
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"All sanctions... aim to create obstacles for business which means hindering market competition," Novas said in a statement.
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The two were arrested on Saturday and charged with tampering with or fabricating physical evidence and hindering prosecution.
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You might think it's your secret weapon, but it will end up hindering the growth of your settlements.
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Taylor was also charged with three charges: disturbing human remains, conspiring to disturb human remains and hindering prosecution.
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She will be returned to Texas, where prosecutors have charged her with hindering the apprehension of a felon.
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Despite their current diversity, however, passerine fossils are scarce, hindering scientists' understanding of how and when they evolved.
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Earlier this year, Tonya Couch was indicted on charges of hindering apprehension of a felon and money laundering.
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Ms. Couch, 50, had been freed on bond while awaiting trial on a felony charge of hindering apprehension.
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Britain's financial system is not fully repaired, but it may now be helping productivity growth, not hindering it.
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Annual consumer inflation stalled in July, hindering the Bank of Japan's efforts to achieve its elusive price target.
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The nation's rickety power grid is commonly cited as an issued hindering growth in the continent's largest economy.
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Western sanctions make foreign trade much harder, hindering the purchase of new equipment and payments for commercial deals.
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Trump on Tuesday, however, was largely dismissive of fears that his trade war was hindering the U.S. economy.
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That self-doubt may be hindering your ability to become the team leader you're actually capable of being.
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Though they keep coming, Tillerson insisted the persistent queries aren't hindering his mission as the nation's top diplomat.
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Late 2628 and 28503 saw litigation and a number of tragedies where officials blamed encryption for hindering investigations.
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As Warren Buffett recently said, skyrocketing medical expenses, at 17 percent of GDP, are hindering American businesses' competitiveness.
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"Import restrictions would jeopardize LG's U.S. jobs by hindering the ramp-up of the Tennessee factory," LG said.
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That's why it's important to consider whether or not our closest relationships are helping us or hindering us.
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The Pentagon said the blockade was hindering U.S. ability to plan for long-term operations in the region.
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Its supporters insist it would relieve safe and relatively small banks from unnecessary regulatory burdens hindering the economy.
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And policymakers should consider outlawing conflicts of interest in the recycling industry, if such conflicts are hindering progress.
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Iranian officials have criticized the economic sanctions reimposed by the United States last year for hindering recovery efforts.
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Chinese censors often do not clear American films for distribution until the relative last minute, hindering marketing efforts.
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But one new pair that he tried felt too stiff, hindering his form when he delivered the rock.
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How can you not admire someone who accomplished so much while under the influence of performance-hindering drugs?
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TODAY'S NUMBER $9.3 billion The fines imposed on Google since 2017 by European Union regulators for hindering competition.
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But Evert said the added pressures of the modern game might also be hindering the development of rivalries.
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The Iowa Republican had previously voiced concerns that legislation hindering Trump's ability to fire Mueller might be unconstitutional.
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It's fairly easy to spot the warning signs of a partner who is intentionally hindering your career success.
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Opposition leaders blame the government for hindering their respective parties, but some experts say it's not that simple.
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Republicans insist the law went too far, hindering economic growth and lending in the midst of a recession.
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They see it as an American nationalist tax — hindering foreign importers and helping companies that build stuff in America.
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However, land mines and Houthi snipers have been hindering efforts to get the airport under government control, they said.
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"These comparisons suggest that the trade hindering effect of language barriers is of first-order importance," write the researchers.
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That, in turn, made stimulus easy to demonise, hindering subsequent attempts to boost fiscal spending and harming labour markets.
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Tonya Couch, who, like her son, was returned to the United States, is charged with hindering her son's apprehension.
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It seems that there was also another powerful factor at work hindering scientists from learning about the telltale bones.
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The protracted divorce is hurting the world's fifth-largest economy and poor productivity is hindering growth, Goldman Sachs said.
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A Brexit could also exacerbate the skills shortage often cited as a key factor hindering construction of new homes.
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While collaboration is on the rise, entrepreneurs and executives often note that several hurdles are hindering more effective cooperation.
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If there is anything hindering app growth currently, it's how complicated and misunderstood app growth and marketing actually is.
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Tonya Couch faces a charge of hindering the apprehension of a felon, and was arraigned Friday in Fort Worth.
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It is the product of decades of the film industry hindering visibility and representation of minority actors and characters.
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Patten has said her client would plead not guilty to a charge of hindering the apprehension of a felon.
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Texas prosecutors had charged her with hindering the apprehension of a felon and initially set bond at $1 million.
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U.S. government officials have warned that the expanded use of strong encryption is hindering national security and criminal investigations.
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The blockade is also hindering U.S. military action in the region and its campaign against Islamic State, he said.
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He's also had a hand in Trump's energy plan and looks forward to slashing regulations hindering American energy production.
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The Yellowhammer Fund and other abortion rights groups worry Jones' arrest could end up hindering access to reproductive care.
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It is also hindering his search for accommodation closer to town, which, within reason, the state would pay for.
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The president accused Chairman Jerome Powell, his appointee, of hindering the U.S. economy with the central bank's monetary policy.
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The clearance buildup is already hindering vital projects, squandering resources and discouraging talented Americans from pursuing national security jobs.
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Dry peat, high temperatures, and unrelenting winds are said to be hindering attempts to keep the fire under control.
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And our mistaken faith in the power of this seemingly simple measurement may be hindering the fight against obesity.
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The Pentagon has said the boycott was hindering U.S. ability to plan for long-term operations in the region.
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The challenge for the S.E.C. will be whether it can adjust to the restrictions without their hindering its enforcement.
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At its most basic, insufficient sleep results in reduced attention and impaired memory, hindering student progress and lowering grades.
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In practice it ends up picking losers or hindering the abilities of the winners to achieve their greatest potential.
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In Garza, Kavanaugh and another judge vacated the temporary restraining order that prevented the government from hindering Doe's abortion.
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Ankara officially denies any bans on imports from Russia, while Moscow has said that the move is hindering relations.
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Since the hotel collapse, the cranes, which rise about 270 feet and 300 feet, have shifted, hindering recovery efforts.
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She and Mr. Dulos were both arrested in early June and charged with hindering prosecution and tampering with evidence.
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The suspect, David Johnson Jr., of Montgomery, Alabama, was charged with hindering prosecution, said Hughes, who declined to elaborate.
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And in an interview Sunday, Trump said both Israel and Palestine were hindering efforts to broker a peace deal.
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Four of the men who initially faced murder charges pleaded guilty in May to voluntary manslaughter and hindering apprehension.
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Maaleh Adumim is also strategically located in the middle of the West Bank, potentially hindering the establishment of their state.
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Thompson said that the lack of Internet access could be hindering the state's efforts to inform enrollees about the requirement.
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When he ultimately realizes his disgrace is hurting Ally's career, he decides to die rather than continue hindering her rise.
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What's in danger is a thousand virtual Skokie marches a day hindering the still real democratic potential of social platforms.
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The mother also suffered from ataxia, a debilitating disorder that affects the nervous system, hindering a person's ability to move.
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Last month, Ms. Couch was charged in Fort Worth with hindering apprehension related to helping her son escape to Mexico.
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A Clinton win is also perceived as not hindering the chances of the Federal Reserve raising interest rates next month.
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Easily ingested, they start to build up in an animal's digestive tract, hindering its ability to absorb energy from foods.
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Texas prosecutors had charged her with hindering the apprehension of a felon and bond was initially set at $1 million.
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"The blockade is hindering US military actions in the region and the campaign against ISIS," Tillerson said, without providing details.
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Sporadic gunfire continued through the evening, and telephone networks appeared to have been shut down, hindering communications with the city.
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On Thursday the central bank emphatically said the high New Zealand dollar was hindering efforts to meet its inflation target.
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Speaking before the Senate Intelligence Committee, Comey mentioned the case as a prime example of device encryption hindering an investigation.
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National secrecy and privacy laws often prevent such sharing, Levey said, hindering cross-border efforts to stop illicit money flows.
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Oigara called on parliament to repeal the cap on commercial lending rates, saying it was hindering private sector credit growth.
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But the DNC has also struggled with its own fundraising, hindering how much support it can provide to state Democrats.
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Bannon has been openly attacking members of the Republican establishment for what he sees as hindering President Donald Trump's agenda.
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These are just some of the repeated instances of military leaders hindering progress within the ranks through word and deed.
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The congressmen feared all this effort to rein in platforms would end up hindering such companies from moderating content altogether.
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Congress has taken solid first steps to address some of the issues hindering adequate access to employer-provided retirement plans.
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Most assets liquidated by the Treuhand fell into western or foreign hands, hindering the development of an eastern capitalist class.
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So rather than hindering innovation, such protection facilitates it by placing more material and know-how in the public domain.
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But hampering only early-stage genes won't limit bacterial growth, while hindering late-stage genes forces MRSA to stop growing.
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The group has been widely criticized by gun control advocates as hindering common-sense gun reform through its lobbying efforts.
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A century-old shipping law was temporarily waived after officials in Puerto Rico said it was hindering disaster relief efforts.
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The women — Jeronda Oliver, 18, and Eboni Clinton, 19 — were arrested Monday and arraigned on felony charges of hindering prosecution.
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David Johnson Jr. was taken into custody in Montgomery, AL and has been charged with hindering prosecution, according to prosecutors.
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"Fitim Ladrovci should never have been released," says Makolli, who blames Kosovo's dysfunctional bureaucracy for hindering his counter-terrorism efforts.
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The U.S.-China trade war has dragged on for more than a year, hindering investor confidence and dampening growth expectations.
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Winter says that a loved one may show signs of hindering your success if they constantly complain about your work.
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I learned that American society is very good at hindering its immigrant population by putting up barriers — real and metaphorical.
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Republican lawmakers say the agency has run amok, hindering commerce, holding back growth, illegally writing law and violating the Constitution.
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Couch was charged with money laundering and hindering apprehension after she and her son skipped the country for Mexico in 2015.
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The third floor of the home collapsed onto the second floor, hindering attempts by firefighters to search and rescue, Clark said.
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"New business also continued to rise despite subdued demand from international markets hindering a stronger expansion," said Markit economist Oliver Kolodseike.
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She was also arrested on June 1 and has been charged with tampering with or fabricating physical evidence and hindering prosecution.
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However, operational headwinds, higher cash taxes along with higher programming costs are expected to continue hindering FCF generation through fiscal 2017.
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The good news is that the AR industry can avoid the creepy aspects of today's data collection methods without hindering innovation.
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From regional parliaments to national referendums and restive constitutional courts, numerous spoilers have been hindering what should be routine European business.
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"The tariffs will harm US technology leaders, hindering their ability to innovate and compete in a global marketplace," the companies write.
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In fact, the thing really hindering the relationship from moving forward is the fact that Sierra isn't being her true self.
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Government information technology ranges from years to decades out of date, impacting efficiency, hindering cybersecurity and costing more money to maintain.
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"This macroeconomic fog is hindering any further advances and putting a cap on metals prices," said Societe Generale analyst Robin Bhar.
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Despite the fear of hindering progress, something must be done to adapt the conventional vehicle standards framework to self-driving cars.
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Baer said this week that a false sense of economic security was hindering government efforts to close the digital technology gap.
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He said his comment sections were becoming inundated with trolls and spam, and hindering his ability to connect with his fans.
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Tonya Couch is charged with hindering apprehension of a felon, but the judge said it didn't merit a $1 million bond.
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It's time to let go of anything that's not serving your greater purpose or hindering you from taking care of yourself.
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Bey and Jarvis both chose their unlikely schools knowing they would provide challenging academic preparation while not hindering their basketball careers.
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Through a campaign of fear and intimidation, Beijing is hindering free speech in the United States and in other Western countries.
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Trump's attorneys accused Democrats of trying to overturn the 85033 election and hindering the president's reelection efforts in an election year.
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But it does make one thing clear: The anxiety over automation hindering trade is not supported by the data and evidence.
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Dulos and Troconis were previously charged with evidence tampering and hindering prosecution, and pleaded not guilty to those charges, as well.
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The group exploited students' desires for validation, telling them that only Nxivm classes could fix the internal problems hindering their success.
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Johnson was charged with disorderly conduct and hindering prosecution, but the charges were dropped the following month, CNN affiliate KNXV reported.
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On June 1, the police arrested Mr. Dulos and Ms. Troconis, charging them with hindering the prosecution and tampering with evidence.
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She told me she had been frustrated with her design process and she thought it was hindering her pursuit of newness.
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Trump again accused the Fed and Chairman Jerome Powell of hindering U.S. manufacturers by artificially inflating the value of the dollar.
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"With data limitations, you are hindering the ability of millions of consumers to save more and optimize their finances," he said.
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Might we be hindering the development of cheaper alternatives like carbon dioxide compressors that can heat water while cooling the air?
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Johnson had been charged with disorderly conduct and hindering police after officers responded to a 284 call at an apartment complex.
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Nearly two years after Mr. Deng's death, officials here in Monroe County announced dozens of criminal charges — assault, hindering apprehension, hazing.
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But the movie overstays its welcome and loses its drive, in a way that winds up hindering it in the end.
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Those rules, introduced in 2015, were lauded by tech companies and consumer groups but denounced by internet service providers as hindering investment.
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Hawley, who tried to distance himself from Greitens, no longer has to worry about allegations against the former governor hindering his campaign.
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If your habit is truly is truly hindering your health, relationships, or success, get off your ass and do something about it!
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Tonya Couch is charged with hindering the apprehension of a felon and could face up to 10 years in prison if convicted.
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If it's the latter as some critics contend, IEA could be inadvertently hindering efforts to greatly speed up the low-carbon transformation.
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This led him to resign after it was suggested to him by Prime Minister Tsipras that he was hindering negotiations with lenders.
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Shipping firms and banks are caught in a vicious circle of debt, causing a credit crunch that is hindering the industry's recovery.
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Seawright is standing accused of first degree battery, aggravated robbery, kidnapping, hindering prosecution and tampering with physical evidence, according to police records.
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Lolos was detained Thursday at a motel on charges of murder, desecration of human remains, hindering apprehension, credit card fraud and stalking.
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"Higher political uncertainty may lead to more domestically focused, growth-hindering policy agendas," the ECB said, adding this could delay economic reforms.
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Gutierrez said the regulations that are currently coming from Brussels are hindering European business when bureaucrats should be seeking to help businesses.
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Studies show that kids have a similarly limited field of view, hindering their ability to register the complete visual world around them.
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The plane crashed in a mountainous area, and very poor weather meant the site was only accessible by road, hindering rescue efforts.
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Trends in venture capital funding decisions are hindering commercialization of next-wave green energy technologies, according to a new Brookings Institution analysis.
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Rather than identifying, analyzing and eradicating the threat, organizations can easily become entangled in processes hindering response time and further endangering operations.
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Tonya Couch was indicted by a grand jury in May on charges of money laundering and hindering apprehension of her fugitive son.
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An attorney for 33-year-old Robert Johnson said Thursday that Mesa City Court dismissed charges of disorderly conduct and hindering prosecution.
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Or will he abandon PPD 28 and other privacy protections, hindering the ability of American companies to thrive in a globalized world?
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With heavy cloud hindering air support in the last 24 hours, advances have been limited and Kurdish militia have retaken some territory.
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"Entry-level housing supply remains weak and is likely hindering some would-be first-time buyers from finding a home," Kan said.
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That means lawmakers would be sent home two weeks earlier, hindering their ability to stop Britain leaving the EU without a deal.
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Briefly pausing talk of reconstruction and hindering rescuers, another quake, of 6.2 magnitude, shook the coast before dawn on Wednesday, terrifying survivors.
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USDA left its outlook for corn stocks and production unchanged despite concerns about adverse weather hindering development of the recently seeded crop.
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It's an ecosystem often characterized by ill-conceived lunges for the brass ring that end up hindering the development of esports ecosystems.
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The political consequences of appearing too climate-friendly may be hindering the Climate Solutions Caucus in ways well beyond the Paris agreement.
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Republicans are weighing whether to draw out the proceeding, hindering the presidential campaigns of several Senate Democrats, or seek a quicker resolution.
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The company believed that it was being unfairly labeled, and that the regulations that came with the designation were hindering its business.
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Early iterations of the game did feature death, but eventually the team realized that constantly stopping and restarting was hindering the story.
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These changes would trim the tax codes' misdirected subsidy for large, expensive houses without hindering anyone from attaining the dream of homeownership.
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Consumer protection is important but we've got to get rid of a lot of rules that are hindering their economy and growth.
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And the concept hasn't gained traction among the GOP this year, given the internal divisions currently hindering passage of a 2017 budget.
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But at their arraignment early on Friday, Mr. Rackover and Mr. Dilione were charged only with hindering prosecution and tampering with evidence.
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And the concept hasn't gained traction among the GOP this year, given the internal divisions currently hindering passage of a 6900 budget.
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Trump has sought to discredit fears of a U.S. recession by blaming the Fed for hindering the economy with higher interest rates.
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A FEMA official also told CNN there is no water shortage or problem with access to water hindering firefighting efforts in California.
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Airbus, meanwhile, has been testing a thin film that can be laminated onto the inside of a plane's windshield without hindering visibility.
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Predictably, the Health Department does not seem happy to be blamed for hindering the investigation into the murder of its own employees.
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Oversteps of corporate power, specifically in the energy world, have set a precedent of hindering the growth and development of renewable energy.
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The two companies were fined 180 million euros ($211 million) in 2014 by Italy's antitrust authorities for hindering the use of Avastin.
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Fallout from the virus has the potential to significantly affect the fintech landscape, posing a boon in some segments while hindering others.
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They see the recent international pressure, at best, as ignorant of domestic complexities and, at worst, as intent on hindering Myanmar's development.
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It seems to dawn on Lawrence that maybe his rose-colored view of what love can be is hindering his dating life.
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Back in June, Fotis and Troconis were arrested and charged with hindering prosecution and tampering with evidence in connection with Jennifer's disappearance.
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The various crews rumble through the night, alternately hindering and helping one another and being picked off by the extremely mobile undead.
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The Dreamliner was grounded again in 2014, this time by global regulators for issues with the aircraft's battery, furthering hindering Norwegian's operation.
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If that's the only thing, financial uncertainty, that would be hindering them from fostering - that's where I now want to step in.
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Fotis and Troconis were initially arrested in June and charged with hindering prosecution and tampering with evidence in connection with Jennifer's disappearance.
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Most countries are already suffering severe labor shortages that are hindering economic growth and dimming hopes of catching up with western Europe.
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Already, the central bank is a frequent target of President Trump, who has criticized its interest-rate decisions for hindering economic growth.
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That funeral home had both of these listed under different names, further hindering the ability of customers to find a fair price.
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Couch's mother is currently facing charges of money laundering and hindering apprehension of a felon for helping her son flee to Mexico.
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Your mind is a powerful tool, and it can't work to full capacity if you're hindering it with irrational feelings, like anger.
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McAtasney faces six charges: first-degree murder, felony murder, robbery, disturbing human remains, conspiring with another to disturb human remains and hindering prosecution.
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Vestager will publish a preliminary report in mid-2016 covering not just geoblocking but also other potential competition problems hindering e-commerce trade.
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She was convicted of hindering the investigation and was sentenced to three years probation, 500 hours of community service, and a $160,000 fine.
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Then Mars, on July 17, which will propel you into action (and will find you totally irritable, if anyone is hindering your independence).
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This pressure, Oxfam alleged, is also hindering the ability for EU diplomats to push African host countries on democracy and human rights issues.
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Antiviral drugs help treat viral illnesses in much the same way, by hindering the pathogen's ability to reproduce and spread in the body.
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She told Reuters last week that resources were not hindering the probe, though she declined to disclose how many investigators the AMLC has.
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Lopez has been charged with murder, desecration of human remains, possession of a weapon for an unlawful purpose and hindering apprehension from police.
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"I heard firsthand accounts from our Border Patrol agents that environmental red tape is hindering their ability to secure the border," Utah Rep.
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The perception of high corruption is hindering the growth of public-private partnerships in the region and hobbling cities' resilience efforts, he added.
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Still, with all that focus on American talent, are Australian startups hindering their ability to meaningfully attack other markets, particularly those in Asia?
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The tech company said the change is aimed at blocking hackers, not at hindering law enforcement agencies from doing their jobs, Reuters reported .
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Couch was charged with money laundering and hindering apprehension after she and her son, Ethan Couch, skipped the country for Mexico in 2015.
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In May, all four, who had been charged with third-degree murder, pleaded guilty to reduced charges of voluntary manslaughter and hindering apprehension.
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Foreign Minister Gebran Bassil ordered the freeze last week after accusing UNHCR of hindering the return of refugees to Syria by "spreading fear".
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A Reuters investigation has found that infection-related deaths are going uncounted, hindering the ability of the United States to fight the scourge.
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As Kimmy starts attending therapy sessions with Andrea (Tina Fey), we see how her "tend and befriend" strategy is hindering her own recovery.
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Nielsen signaled that the department is examining whether there are any legal barriers hindering efforts by companies to protect their data and consumers.
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They can't, and as a result, antitrust laws frequently accomplish the opposite of their aim, hindering competition and innovation rather than promoting it.
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Also, the introduction of strict rules on player transfers in China's domestic league is hindering star signings - a key allure for paying fans.
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Only progressive revenue increases thread the needle of paying for federal healthcare commitments and pushing back on inequality without hindering the incomplete recovery.
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Armenia—which hosts two Russian bases—is being drawn farther into Russia's sphere of influence, hindering chances of reconciliation between the neighboring countries.
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Alere said Abbott was dragging its feet in seeking needed regulatory approvals, while Abbott claimed Alere was hindering attempts to find necessary information.
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He said at the time in 2004 that remaining a Democrat was hindering his ability to get federal spending for his congressional district.
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Critics say Russian players, most of whom play in their country's domestic league, have been cocooned from high-caliber competition, hindering their development.
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There are places and actual things in your life that feel can like an anchor—perhaps supportive, familiar, or maybe frustrating and hindering.
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This is a time to review the social structures in your life and deeply reflect on whether they are supporting or hindering you.
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"They're hindering prevention efforts, because when you continue to promote stigma, you continue to promote that people with HIV are dangerous," Richman said.
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On Friday, Mr. Noerdlinger's lawyer, Jeffrey Lichtman, asked Judge Kazlau to dismiss the remaining charges — criminal possession of a knife and hindering prosecution.
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But Archbishop Viganò — who himself has been accused of hindering a sexual misconduct investigation in Minnesota — also seems to be settling old scores.
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Local issues such as differing state and district level regulations are hindering operations, the four sources, who asked not to be identified, said.
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"But if it's not hindering you or hurting you in any way, I think it's important to work on all relationships," she added.
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Another measure forces reporters behind roped off lines and into pens, hindering their ability to approach senators and ask questions, another common practice.
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Bank regulatory lawyers and financial dealmakers have argued that overly tight regulation since the 2008 financial crisis was hindering industry mergers and acquisitions.
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As many as dozens are believed to still be under the rubble, but accurate headcounts were hard to come by, hindering rescue efforts.
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Indeed, these policies include hindering Iran's growing influence, combating extremist groups, expanding U.S.-Israeli relations, and restoring relationships with key Arab-state allies.
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The far side of the moon does not face the Earth, hindering communications with earthbound scientists, and making its previous exploration virtually impossible.
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But the proposed amendment would be a boon to drug cartels and other criminal organizations by hindering major investigations in medical marijuana states.
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They argue Democrats are using the Senate's rulebook to stonewall and slow-walk nominees, hindering GOP leadership's ability to schedule votes on legislation.
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The government's absurd socialist policies will keep foreign investment away, thus further hindering the recoveries of the private sector and the oil industry.
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You are hindering growth, investment, and competitiveness, so I am trading you in for a better code; a code with its act together.
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The accession of new recruits is also delayed, hindering the bulk up in troops Congress and the administration agree is needed, Mattis wrote.
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And then you'd together figure out how to best do your job, in a way that improves your health, instead of hindering it.
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You're completely immobilized—a too-tight mesh mask wrapped around your face and neck, restricting your motions, hindering your ability to breathe or swallow.
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Besides water scarcity, higher temperature are also hindering growth of the crop, said farmer Pavan Verma, who was irrigating wheat planted on 11 acres.
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Trump has repeatedly blamed a U.S. investigation into whether Russia meddled in the 2016 presidential election for hindering an improvement in U.S.-Russian relations.
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An example of the type of regulation that is now hindering foreign progress is the new cyber security law, approved by parliament last November.
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With so many landlords unwilling to even consider Section 8, she started to feel it was "hindering me from finding an apartment," she said.
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But the idea that Digital Wellbeing might be hindering Pixel phones from being as fast as they otherwise could be is a little alarming.
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We will not allow people to jeopardize the safety of others by causing massive disruptions and hindering emergency vehicles from helping those in need.
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Tonya Couch faces charges of hindering apprehension of a felon and money laundering, said Samantha Jordan, spokeswoman for the Tarrant County District Attorney's Office.
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But the aggressive burn and what seems like a slow ramp up may be hindering the optimism for the company in the short term.
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Video footage posted online shows the crowd surrounding the bus with the refugees inside, yelling out slurs and hindering the refugees from getting off.
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The day after the announcement, German Finance Minister Olaf Scholz warned against stoking tensions at a time when trade conflicts were already hindering growth.
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Traditional Japanese employment practices, such as prioritising long-term continuous employment and seniority based wage systems, are seen as hindering the country's economic recovery.
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Texas prosecutors have charged her with hindering the apprehension of a felon and set bail at $1 million, which must be paid in Texas.
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Obama's main method of dealing with suspected terrorists — drone strikes — denied the United States the opportunity to interrogate them, hindering national security, Rivkin said.
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India's growing mountain of bad loans has created weak bank balance sheets, crippling the lending ability of financial institutions and hindering the country's growth.
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When the girls were little, she said, her husband went through alcohol rehabilitation because his drinking was hindering his ability to keep a job.
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Soliman noted that Trump's Food and Drug Administration highlighted Celgene as one of the companies hindering the possible production of cheaper generic drug alternatives.
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They allow the most thorough scrutiny to obtain the highest levels of safety security and data privacy in software operated systems, without hindering innovation.
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Mr. Koehler also said that the Russian authorities had locked down the Moscow lab's storage facilities, hindering global investigators' progress in analyzing doping samples.
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Banga noted the "speed and openness" of the conversation, which concentrated on ways to prevent the government from hindering American innovation in the sector.
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Van Leeuw said raids were taking place throughout Belgium, but he declined to provide any further details out of concern for hindering the efforts.
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A judge in Germany has ordered that Stadler be remanded in custody, it said, to prevent him from obstructing or hindering the diesel investigation.
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It argued that the discounts in question meant infliximab was competitively priced and offered savings to the UK National Health Service, without hindering competition.
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Continued focus on the Russian collusion story is hindering the business of governing the country and hurting both the Trump administration and the Democrats.
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Since then, heavy rains continued to flood the cave, hindering divers' efforts to reach the group, despite the operation to pump out the water.
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The brothers were returned last week to Brooklyn, where Louie Iacono was indicted on a charge of murder, and his brother, hindering an investigation.
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Mr. Trump's antitrust chief is hindering the ability of federal, state and local governments and the public to tame the power of tech giants.
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And definitely make the visit if the symptoms persist for more than three or so days and they're hindering your sleep and work life.
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Mr. Trump's actions also undermined the integrity of two of the three official investigations into Russian interference in the elections, while hindering the third.
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"For me, the main concern with this prolonged process is it's hindering the community recovery process -- the lack of closure," he said by phone.
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It expressed concerns that prohibiting government use of Chinese drones would prompt Chinese officials to do the same to American companies, hindering their growth.
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There are "too many" sustainability metrics out there and they are overwhelming the public and hindering progress, Lao told CNBC's "Street Signs" on Monday.
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Both parties are seemingly exhausting every option to garner shareholder support but there appears to be an overwhelming amount of conflict hindering any settlement.
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Fifty-three percent of those polled by TMF Group, an Amsterdam-based professional services firm, saw tariffs as the biggest factor hindering business expansion.
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He, too, saw Yovanovitch as an obstacle, hindering his attempt to dig up dirt against his client's rival in advance of the 2020 election.
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Four other defendants face prison time when they are sentenced on Monday after pleading guilty to felony charges of voluntary manslaughter and hindering apprehension.
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With a four-way stretch design, it not only avoids hindering your performance but also accentuates it by allowing for movement in any direction.
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He's been the target of Courage the Cowardly Dog memes, but his signature flow doesn't seem to be hindering his plans for the future.
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GEORGIA WOMAN PLACED DEAD NEWBORN IN FREEZER, POLICE SAY Shangreaux's mother, Sonya Dubray, has pleaded not guilty to being an accessory and hindering the investigation.
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While he has been critical of big Wall Street institutions, he recently said that banks in general are not lending, which is hindering economic growth.
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Subsequently, Fotis, 51, and Troconis, 44, were arrested and charged with tampering with or fabricating physical evidence and hindering prosecution in connection with the case.
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Couch was charged in 2016 with money laundering and hindering apprehension after she and her son, Ethan Couch, skipped the country for Mexico in 2015.
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The government often directs when the camera can be used and where it can be pointed, hindering the ability to move freely about the country.
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Ames is limping and cannot stand straight or carry weight, Horne said, further hindering his ability to go to work and provide for his family.
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Musk's tweets last week, directed at U.S. President Donald Trump, had said that rules in China were hindering Tesla's ability to compete in the market.
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It also means that academic research groups may find that drugs in their laboratories which were previously perfectly legal have become illegal, further hindering research.
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The strength of the blaze meant the tunnels beneath the airport were filled with flames and fumes, hindering Georgia Power's ability to repair the grid.
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Fotis Dulos, 51, and his girlfriend, 44-year-old Michelle Troconis, were arrested Sunday and charged with fabricating or tampering with evidence and hindering prosecution.
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If the consent decree was implemented with the cooperation of the CPD, its reforms would help, rather than hindering police officers from doing their job.
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Couch's mother has been charged by Texas authorities with hindering the apprehension of her fugitive son and was released earlier this month on $75,000 bail.
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"It really sunk in how much my previous hijab was hindering my performance when I tried the Nike Pro Hijab," Muhammad said in a release.
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"We are still searching for seven of the Turkish ship's crew members but unfortunately the bad weather is hindering the coast guards' work," Issa said.
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Tonya Couch is charged with hindering the apprehension of a felon and money laundering, a spokesperson for the Tarrant County District Attorney's office tells PEOPLE.
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Why it matters: State governments have allowed AV pilots, but outdated public infrastructure and ineffective regional government coordination are hindering progress on the AV roadmap.
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Dick Durbin of Illinois blamed Comey and others in the FBI for hindering Clinton's presidential bid and, in turn, aiding the campaign of President Trump.
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The US Chamber of Commerce sued the EPA over rules regulating greenhouse gas emissions, and Trump promised to remove "burdensome regulations " hindering domestic energy production.
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Unwillingness to verify most sex workers' accounts, too, she said, has long contributed to hindering those in the industry, especially with catfish accounts running scams.
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The boost means OPEC is pumping more than its forecast of average global demand for its crude this year, hindering efforts to reduce a glut.
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This rhetoric isn't hindering the rise of cloud kitchens and the services that support them from launching in the U.S. and down to Latin America.
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Officials also argued the ban put a strain on U.S.-Iraqi relations, potentially hindering the fight against the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS).
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All moves that are hindering his legislative progress and, Republicans fear, squandering the GOP's window of opportunity while it controls both the House and Senate.
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He previously worked in the artificial intelligence field and pioneered technology for overcoming the black box nature of neural networks that was hindering their adoption.
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The efforts reflect a growing concern among marketers that Madison Avenue's largely white, male leadership may be hindering their efforts to connect with American consumers.
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Disruptions include a more digitally-focused customer, regulators smoothing the way for new players, and outdated tech at big banks hindering their ability to innovate.
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In January 2018, Thiel spoke at his alma mater about how Silicon Valley's left-leaning ways are hindering progress, calling it "a one-party state."
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America's deteriorating infrastructure promises to have a cascading impact on our nation's economy, hindering business productivity, employment and personal income – and reducing our international competitiveness.
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At present, most Italian soccer stadiums are owned by local authorities who have had a vested interest in hindering the development of private sports facilities.
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What she (allegedly) did, according to Pulaski County, Arkansas police records, is aggravated robbery, kidnapping, first degree battery, hindering prosecution, and tampering with physical evidence.
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In addition to cutting spending on social programs and pension funds, he intends to remove protections for workers that conservatives have criticized as hindering investment.
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By now, China is the world market leader in solar cells — not least because the German chancellor is hindering rather than a driving the Energiewende.
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Despite intervention by the courts, we shall still be voting in gerrymandered districts with unreasonable restrictions of various kinds hindering free exercise of the franchise.
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The public market has been punishing to all retailers, hindering them from making many of the moves necessary to readjust to the changing retail landscape.
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Everyone's being told to stay inside and avoid large groups, which despite being a small store, is hindering people from coming into Le Point, too.
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"Writing it in the first person was really hindering the process, as it came with the dread that I might have to narrate," he says.
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After you observe where you're putting your attention, you start to recognize which routine behaviors may be reducing your productivity, and therefore hindering your success.
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Is it really worth hindering a free library's genuinely thoughtful and helpful program that allows residents access to the internet just to prove a point?
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Regulations during the last ten years perfected balancing investor protection and market oversight, while not hindering economic growth with unnecessary free market and company constraints.
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"This is hindering the work of the United Nations and it is a big problem," Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told reporters on a conference call.
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After Mr. Dulos and Ms. Troconis were arrested in June and charged with hindering prosecution and tampering with evidence, Ms. Troconis began meeting with investigators.
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However, both groups often employ heated rhetoric that favors their own positions, hindering movement forward toward a compromise solution that can be passed into law.
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If left unchecked, the healthy competition and inter-personal rivalries that often give the president more policy options can breed mistrust, hindering workflow and coordination.
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He cited the lack of a usable dollar system to conduct transactions with the country, making transfers of the U.S. currency troublesome and hindering trading.
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An ethnic conflict erupted three years ago in South Sudan, killing tens of thousands, driving millions from their homes and hindering delivery of lifesaving aid.
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Citing past research, the coalition argues that by requiring the tests, the UC system is hindering the potential of well-qualified students from disadvantaged backgrounds.
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BRUSSELS, April 5 (Reuters) - EU antitrust regulators charged BMW, Daimler and Volkswagen on Friday for hindering competition on emission cleaning technology between 2006 to 2014.
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The anti-establishment 5-Star Movement party accused him last year of hindering its big spending plans through an excessively close scrutiny of government proposals.
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Hodeidah, under the control of Houthi rebels, has been under siege for six days, hindering the distribution of critical aid to the famine-ravaged country.
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In a Wednesday interview in Brasilia, Mourao said Brazilian infrastructure was hindering productivity and Chinese investment is welcome as long as it follows local rules.
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Taking security clearances from those who have professed to be actively hindering the president's lawful conduct of the country's business is a sad, but necessary, step.
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But the state of emergency in the country has drawn criticism from human rights groups and the UN, who warned it may be hindering fundamental freedoms.
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I do not think for a second that the ownership structure of the New York Times is somehow hindering our ability to invest in great journalism.
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Fotis Dulos and Michelle Troconis were arrested June 1 and charged with tampering with or fabricating physical evidence and hindering prosecution in relation to her disappearance.
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" Gross has been lambasting ultra-loose central bank policies for hindering, not helping, global economies by keeping so-called "zombie" corporations alive and inhibiting "creative destruction.
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Cromwell and another man were charged with hindering proceedings by disorderly conduct and were transported to the Brazos County Jail where they were booked, PEOPLE confirms.
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And while the Democrats campaigning are anxious to tailor events to a larger Latino and Hispanic crowd, logistical issues like language barriers may be hindering traction.
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After multiple interviews with police, Taylor was charged with intimidation of a witness and hindering apprehension, according to a press release from the District Attorney's office.
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Dan Lipinski in one of the most hotly contested primaries in the 2020 election cycle — says the DCCC's rule is actively hindering her ability to campaign.
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Tehran has not commented on the attacks, but the evacuations highlighted the persistent instability in Iraq that is hindering business, fuelled by the U.S.-Iran tensions.
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The burden of preparing to leave the EU is badly hindering the civil service, points out Emily Andrews of the Institute for Government, a think-tank.
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The relative inflexibility of Saudi Aramco's marketing of its crude oil may well be hindering its efforts to grow, or even maintain market share in Asia.
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Not only is Belinda's giant neck growth hindering her life, it's also impacting her 20-something son, Ladel, who is Belinda's best friend and primary caretaker.
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Dukes, 34, has pleaded not guilty to single counts of making a false statement, hindering the apprehension of a criminal and concealing the death of another.
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The former vice president released a plan in October that would seek to incentivize unionization and collective bargaining and prevent employers from hindering workers' organizing efforts.
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Scorpion is full of great moments but its appetite for domination is hindering its chance at separating itself from the lot of already-existing Drake music.
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That means lawmakers would be sent home two weeks earlier, hindering their ability to stop Britain's leaving the European Union without a deal on Oct. 31.
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That means lawmakers would be sent home two weeks earlier, hindering their ability to stop Britain leaving the European Union without a deal on Oct. 31.
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Residents awoke to the stench of smoke and the morning horizon drenched in an ashen-orange that was difficult to see or drive through, hindering evacuations.
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It is clear that a question that has not been included in the census for over five decades will have no bearing on hindering voter fraud.
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But veterans' groups worry that negative stereotypes will nonetheless spread, keeping employers from hiring veterans and hindering an already tough transition from military to civilian life.
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They cite concerns that identifying this person could endanger him and other people with whom he has interacted as well as hindering national security more broadly.
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Brown said his client was arrested by the same officer in June and charged with assaulting the officer, disorderly conduct, obstructing and hindering, and resisting arrest.
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And the new parents don't want anyone to report the bullying of the misbehaving boy (also 11) to his parents for fear of hindering new relationships.
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"Working is completely necessary to speed up integration," said Mr. Omar, 28, who still struggles to speak Dutch, hindering his chances of a full-time job.
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The four men awaiting sentencing — Kenny Kwan, Charles Lai, Raymond Lam and Sheldon Wong — pleaded guilty in May to charges including voluntary manslaughter and hindering apprehension.
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Tehran has not commented on the attacks, but the evacuations highlighted the persistent instability in Iraq that is hindering business, fueled by the U.S.-Iran tensions.
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Benjamin Taylor, a lawyer for Mr. Johnson, said in a telephone interview that he had asked for the charges, which include hindering prosecution, to be dismissed.
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Their intense feuding is leading to the risk of parallel governments being formed and is hindering the appointment of a delegation to negotiate with the Taliban.
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She also maintains that her husband's defense team is being denied access to crucial files on Ghosn's case, hindering his lawyers' ability to defend him properly.
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Earlier this year, Ryan Zinke, the interior secretary, ordered a review of the sage grouse plans, in part to determine whether they were hindering energy production.
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But for folks who have experienced life behind bars, their prospects of getting hired are cut in half, hindering their ability to settle back into society.
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When agents questioned Mr. Papadopoulos about his interactions with Mr. Mifsud, he repeatedly lied, according to court records, hindering investigators' attempts to potentially detain Mr. Mifsud.
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Global anti-FGM group 28 Too Many, which is working with the Egyptian hospitals, said the "medicalisation of FGM" was hindering efforts to end the practice.
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Most observers have taken this long-run rate to be a ceiling for Fed interest-rate hikes beyond which monetary policy would become restrictive, hindering growth.
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Then John R. Bolton scrapped the role in 2018 when he was the national security adviser, hindering the White House's ability to coordinate with other countries.
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The GOP-led Senate has prioritized confirming the president's judicial and Cabinet nominees, which Democratic senators have little hope of hindering from their position the minority.
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It is an emerging concern that lidar systems of a type could inadvertently send or reflect beams into one another, producing noise and hindering normal operation.
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But tens of thousands of such cases remain stuck in courts, often hindering victims and their families as they navigate the slow and cumbersome legal system.
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He has taken the time to understand how the current tax code, by penalizing cannabis businesses in this way, is hindering the growth of our industry.
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Republicans, in turn, consistently claim that Democrats are hindering their effort to get to the bottom of the 2012 attack in Libya, which killed four Americans.
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David Lee Johnson Sr., 63, was also charged with hindering prosecution in Blanchard's case, but Hughes has not discussed how he was related to the case.
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Several Republicans accused Democrats of hindering USMCA with an impeachment probe, bemoaning time lost to clear the agreement since it was first revealed in October 85033.
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If a black woman assumed a role of leadership, she was said to be eroding black manhood, to be hindering the progress of the black race.
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But on the dawn of a new administration vocally committed to hindering real people's access to abortion, it's even more important for these stories to be told.
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"If left unchecked, the healthy competition and inter-personal rivalries that often give the president more policy options can breed mistrust, hindering workflow and coordination," warns DePetris.
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The office said it would also closely examine if Amazon's dominance is hindering other online retailers and if sellers have become dependent on Amazon to make sales.
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"We think a couple hundred dollars to make sure that everything they are doing is helping them, not hindering them, makes a lot of sense," Schwabacher said.
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For many, like Alhendawi, the two issues have been inextricably linked, with waiting lists for classes of up to two years hindering their ability to start working.
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But the militants have since struck back with suicide bombings and hit and run attacks on civilians, threatening livelihoods and hindering aid agencies' efforts to deliver food.
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The mother's estranged husband, Fotis Dulos, 53, and Michelle Troconis, 44, have been charged with tampering or fabricating physical evidence and hindering prosecution, New Canaan police said.
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Effective immediately and until the voting is done, they are barred from hindering or delaying a prospective voter from reaching the polling place and casting a ballot.
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A slow legal process - India just last year enacted a bankruptcy law - is another factor that has been blamed for hindering the resolution of the bad loans.
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When Tonya Harding pleaded guilty to hindering the investigation of the assault on Nancy Kerrigan, she was stripped of her titles and banned from competing for life.
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Therefore, it may come as a surprise that the regulatory environment in America is hindering the growth of fintech and impeding its impact on the broader economy.
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While he denied hindering anyone's career, like Douglas alleges he did to her, Moonves did admit to making some women "uncomfortable" with his advances in the past.
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With national rules hindering cross-border consolidation, the euro zone bank sector remains highly fragmented, leaving lenders unable to compete with bigger and more efficient global peers.
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To my core I believe in respecting each our right to live the way we want to on this planet Earth, and do it without hindering another's.
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Banks pulled back on underwriting new transactions as secondary loan prices dropped to levels not seen in years, hindering the refinancing flurry that boosted early 153 volumes.
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However, less than 40 percent of that appeal has been received, stopping 99 frontline aid programs and hindering assistance for 85,000 people who have fled from Falluja.
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"The blockade is hindering U.S. military actions in the region and the campaign against ISIS," Tillerson said, referring to the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS).
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In practice, the Volcker Rule has imposed a complex web of regulatory compliance upon financial institutions, hindering businesses' ability to obtain the financing they need to grow.
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On the other are those who argue that these very rules are hindering the emergence of "European champions" capable of taking on rivals from China and America.
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Trump has dismissed fears of a recession and the harm of trade war, instead blaming the Federal Reserve and its chairman, Jerome Powell, for hindering the economy.
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In an interview with The Hollywood Reporter about the release of his book, Farrow also highlights the role that Lauer may have played in hindering his investigation.
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Members of Generation X say credit-card debt, unexpected expenses, and monthly bills are hindering their ability to save for retirement, a new survey from Schwab revealed.
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Speaking on "Meet the Press," Tlaib said Democrats need to begin impeachment proceedings because the White House is hindering them from conducting probes and doing their jobs.
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As millennials struggle to find financial security, one cannot help but wonder whether these occupational licenses could be hindering millennials from growing up to be responsible adults.
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Ohio GOP Chairman Matt Borges hit back in an interview with Politico, implying that Manafort's approach was hindering the chances of Trump carrying the state in November.
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In a joint statement, the three countries, known as the E3, warned Iran that its latest actions were hindering their efforts to defuse tensions in the region.
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He criticized both sides for hindering access to an international monitoring mission put in place under the cease-fire agreement worked out in Minsk, Belarus, on Feb.
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Having electronic sensors, for example, would be a way to detect human border-crossers without hindering the free movement of other living things in the same space.
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The absence of this elusive cosmopolitanism constitutes a serious obstruction between the two countries, hindering their ability to reset the terms of the game and get along.
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Harding was stripped of her second national title and forever banned from competing in the US after she pleaded guilty to hindering the investigation into Kerrigan's attack.
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While Max's ability to rewind time is cool, it's at its most meaningful when she's either helping or hindering friends and schoolmates by messing with their timelines.
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If we are to replace the current filters that are hindering students from working as effectively as possible in school, what would we have to replace them?
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" He described the bar DJing days as being "artistically crushing", noting that, "most of the time you're hindering the vibe by making people talk above the music.
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Later it would occur to me that the doctors probably gave Josh the same speech about hindering the other's progress, and he had taken it to heart.
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The Italian antitrust authority said in a statement Telecom Italia had conducted a "premeditated anti-competition strategy" aimed at hindering its competitors' investments in ultra-fast broadband.
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The partnerships show just how critical new educational pathways outside traditional colleges are to companies trying to overcome the talent shortage that is hindering digital overhaul efforts.
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Some are trapped in detention centers and psychiatric hospitals due to state failures to find less restrictive settings, hindering their development at critical periods in their lives.
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"We fear that the narrative of a radicalized population has played a role in hindering humanitarian access," said Misty Buswell, a spokeswoman for the International Rescue Committee.
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But the enormous loss of wealth during the financial crisis kept many individual investors scared on the sidelines for years, hindering their ability to recover their losses.
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"Hindering a free and open press is a disservice to the public and further undermines a fair process that is reflective of our American values," Heinrich added.
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"The capacity of the current Mexico City airport is at near the top and that is hindering growth in the country and the region," de Oliveira said.
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In a criminal trial, it would have to be proven beyond a reasonable doubt that Trump dismissed Comey with the intent of hindering or obstructing an investigation.
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The political crisis has cut the country of 11.2 million people off from some international funding, further hindering its ability to respond to the worsening economic woes.
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And that, in turn, will hamper the growth of peripheral economies, hindering economic growth in these countries even further and increasing public dissatisfaction with the euro regime.
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Most observers have taken this long-run rate to be a ceiling for Fed interest-rate rises beyond which monetary policy would become restrictive, hindering economic growth.
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For the past few years, oil prices have been fairly low, leading to a resurgence of SUVs and road trips and hindering the growth of electric vehicles.
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Fotis Dulos, 51, and Michelle Troconis, 83, were arrested Saturday and have been charged with tampering with or fabricating physical evidence and hindering prosecution, New Canaan police said.
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"There are times in the past, making a movie, when I've been told that I'm hindering the process by bringing up an opinion or an idea," Stone explains.
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In an open letter to Uber employees, Benchmark slammed Kalanick's leadership of the company and said that he was purposely hindering the board's search for a replacement CEO.
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Despite an anonymous, public atmosphere that's intended to encourage conversation, Twitter's product is actually hindering people from doing what social networks are supposed to do best: Connect people.
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Preston Taylor, 19, entered a plea Monday to seven counts in the high-profile death of friend Sarah Stern, including robbery, hindering apprehension and tampering with physical evidence.
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Which means it is wholly a societal phenomenon that we can identity several more women with RBF than men and it is quite possibly hindering female workplace success.
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Studies show that academic work can wait, she explains, because otherwise it can go over the heads of kids while hindering social skills and a love of learning.
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Santiago Levy, a Mexican economist, argues that well-intended government regulation allows too many weak, unproductive small businesses to survive, hindering the growth of bigger, more productive firms.
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Macron could be a popular choice for the business community, having challenged the 35-hour working week and having been outspoken about France's lack of competitiveness hindering growth.
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The second suspect, Ciara Martinez, 30, of the Bronx, is facing charges of criminal facilitation, hindering prosecution, concealment of a human corpse, tampering with physical evidence and conspiracy.
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So I moved out for December and January; having no electrical power for so long in an urban setting and with small children is quite depressing and hindering.
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"Current uncertainty surrounding the treatment of offers and sales of digital tokens is hindering innovation in the United States and will ultimately drive business elsewhere," the letter said.
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Rivers and waterways, swollen after Florence's historic deluge, rose dangerously across the Carolinas, closing roads, inundating communities, hindering rescue and repair efforts and preventing evacuees from returning home.
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However he has so far struggled to create a broad, sovereignist front in the 28-nation European Union, with a matrix of conflicting national interests hindering his progress.
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Apart from that, excessive trade surpluses with the U.S. are hindering the leading role China has to play in promoting growth and stability of global commerce and finance.
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Gavin Sathianathan of Forma Holdings, a firm that invests in medical-cannabis companies, says that Britain's restrictive laws are hindering the growth of the next big biotech industry.
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But the argument that we can even use dollar amounts to measure whether a certain set of government regulations is helping or hindering broadband development is total bullshit.
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Within a few days, the particles fall back down to earth, darkening the snow and hindering the snow's ability to reflect the sun's radiation—resulting in more warming.
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Scarce data, inconsistent global coordination, and varying views on what constitutes modern slavery and how to end it are hindering the effectiveness of anti-slavery cash, experts said.
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All agreed that this bias, whatever its causes, is a serious problem for Washington, hindering the United States' ability to understand, and navigate, a rapidly changing Middle East.
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Why it matters: Publishers were initially worried when the ad blocker was announced eight months ago that compliance would be difficult, hindering their ability to make ad revenue.
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While Democrats and financial sector critics cheered on Cordray, Republicans and the subjects of CFPB oversight complained that the bureau was abusing its authority and hindering U.S. businesses.
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White House officials say the changes could help the administration assert more control over its message, while also hindering reporters they say are merely trying to get famous.
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"The Development Bank of Nigeria has been created by the Federal Government of Nigeria to address financing challenges hindering private sector investment in the country," the lenders said.
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Detectives investigated and Taylor has since been charged with intimidation of a witness and hindering apprehension, and he was jailed in Monroe County after his bail was revoked.
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She described big tech companies as having "giantism" and said they're the free market, potentially hindering young entrepreneurs who might be the next Mark Zuckerberg or Jeff Bezos.
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The National Weather Service's labor union criticized the cuts, saying they would create a "perfect storm" hindering the agency's ability to provide reliable forecasts and natural disaster warnings.
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Should Trump decide to interfere, it could have major consequences for the military, from undermining the command system to hindering US troops' ability to operate in other countries.
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Foreign Minister Gebran Bassil announced a freeze on residency visa applications for the U.N. High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) earlier this month, accusing it of hindering refugee returns.
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The sanctions were preventing many international pharmaceutical companies from dealing with the Syrian authorities as well as hindering foreign banks in handling payments for imported drugs, she added.
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Winter rains have started, turning some roads to mud and hindering air support because of the cloudy weather, and not all security forces deployed are trained for war.
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And if they don't cleanse themselves of that trauma you just pass it on, and I think that that is hindering us from creating new, healthy, sustainable futures.
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Unfortunately for my theory, Halperin found that looking in the mirror had a neutral effect on performance, neither helping nor hindering performance compared to a non-mirrored environment.
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"Such actions can be seen as interference in Russia's sovereign affairs and hindering the conduct of democratic elections in the Russian Federation," the watchdog said on its website.
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Utah's chief law enforcement officer was deep in the fight against opioids when he realized that a lack of data on internet sales of fentanyl was hindering investigations.
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The men sentenced on Monday had initially been charged with third-degree murder, but they pleaded guilty in May to reduced charges of voluntary manslaughter and hindering apprehension.
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Almost two years later, Monroe County prosecutors announced that 37 people had been charged in connection with his death, many facing counts such as assault and hindering apprehension.
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Brexiteers are particularly worried that Britain could be tied to EU mechanisms indefinitely, hindering the country's ability to strike independent trade deals after it has left the bloc.
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However, productivity is difficult to measure when, throughout 90 minutes of sitting still, students become restless and disengage, hindering their opportunities to learn and wasting their teachers' time.
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In the midst of conflict, Congress should be empowering action, not hindering efforts to leverage our great strength to preserve peace, prosperity, and security for the American people.
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The six-day shutdown in Zimbabwe in January was meant to target opposition demonstrations, but it also ended up severely hindering businessmen like Peter Makichi, a fuel merchant.
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The sophisticated malware infected the plant's control systems forcing up to 1,000 of its centrifuges to spin out of control, hindering the ability to produce uranium for weapons.
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Tonya Couch, Ethan&aposs mother, is awaiting trial on charges of hindering apprehension of a felon and money laundering arising from when they fled to Mexico in 2015.
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The company did not inform pilots of a new automated system that contributed to both deadly crashes, hindering their ability to counteract its erroneous commands, investigators have determined.
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Those issues -- damaged transportation networks, power grids and affected medical services -- would plague Puerto Rico for months to come, hindering the island's recovery and causing hundreds more deaths.
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If Fed policies are indeed hindering economic growth instead of helping our nation to recover, presidential candidates should be prepared to offer bold proposals for fundamental monetary reform.
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ROME (Reuters) - Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte called on Monday for a change to European Union competition rules, saying current regulations were hindering the growth of European giants.
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Last year, Lebanese Foreign Minister Gebran Bassil accused the UNHCR of hindering returns by asking refugees about potential problems they might face if they went back to Syria.
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His scientific building up of his base along the fence, hindering the Brazilian Jiu Jitsu savant at every step, would have been worth the price of admission alone.
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Hell, not only is the city cool with it, city officials are now warning bartenders that hindering a pregnant woman's right to drink in public is a discriminatory act.
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If something is desirable and you allow it to spread rapidly by not hindering it ... you can affect the virality but you can't really make an unappealing video viral.
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"Insecurity persists in parts of Northeast Nigeria, disrupting food supplies, seriously hindering access to basic services, and limiting agricultural activities, worsening an already dire food security situation," it said.
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Fotis Dulos and Michelle Troconis were arrested June 1 and charged with tampering with or fabricating physical evidence and hindering prosecution in relation to Jennifer Dulos' May 24 disappearance.
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Paananen and several other Finnish top executives estimated recently that there is an immediate need for 7,000 to 9,000 new coders in Finland, hindering growth in tech-oriented companies.
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According to law enforcement sources, the Texas attorney representing Couch, who is charged with hindering the apprehension of her fugitive son, arrived too late for her client's court hearing.
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The ANRT said that Maroc Telecom has abused its dominant position in the market by hindering competitors' access to unbundling on its network and the fixed market since 2013.
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The husband, who pleaded not guilty Tuesday to tampering with or fabricating physical evidence and hindering prosecution charges, was released on Tuesday afternoon after posting $22,230 for his release.
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Democrats (and some Republicans) have thrown up endless roadblocks, among other things delaying the staffing of vital government posts and hindering efforts to fix our collapsing health care system.
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To date, the ability to build DNA sequences in cells has been restricted to a small number of short segments, hindering scientists' ability to alter and understand biological systems.
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"A lot of investors are already disappointed because they are worried if there's something wrong with this scheme or anything that's hindering this (from being) rolled out," said Wong.
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"Libya and Nigeria have brought more oil online and that's really hindering" OPEC's efforts, said Tariq Zahir, crude trader and managing member at Tyche Capital Advisors in New York.
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Members of Brazil's new right-wing government believe climate change is a leftist conspiracy aimed at hindering economic development and they accuse foreign NGO's of meddling in its affairs.
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For most people, the best email client, mapping application, and video service on Android all come from Google, so preloading them on phones helps users rather than hindering them.
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On June 1, Fotis and his girlfriend, Michelle Troconis, 44, were arrested and charged with tampering with or fabricating physical evidence and hindering prosecution in connection with the case.
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Peter Kema Sr. pleaded guilty to hindering prosecution, along with the manslaughter charge, in the death of Peter "Peter Boy" Kema Jr., who went missing in 1997, KHON reports.
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Heavy rain and powerful winds are expected to lash large areas of Japan on Sunday as a strong typhoon sweeps ashore, possibly hindering voter turnout in a national election.
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The least policymakers can do is put in place sound policies and fix the ones that are hindering our military families from a bit more financial certainty and security.
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Candidates denounced what they see as the administration's prioritization of standardized testing and accused Trump's Education Department of allocating funds to private charter institutions, hindering progress for public schools.
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With U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin admitting on CNBC that there are still some "significant" issues hindering a new NAFTA deal, CEOs like Union Pacific's Lance Fritz are concerned.
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A pledge in the statement to "consult closely" on foreign exchange markets was also seen by some market players as hindering a few countries from adopting flexible policy actions.
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When you find yourself exhibiting these behaviours that may be hindering your progress in life and at work, acknowledge what's happening and deliberately make the effort to correct it.
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What focused everyone's attention was her fragility, the humanity of this person unable to move forward, or backward, hindering the progress of the models piling up behind her, trapped.
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Dulos and his girlfriend, Michelle Troconis were arrested in June and charged with hindering prosecution and tampering with evidence in connection with the May 24 disappearance of his wife.
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Fotis Dulos, and his then-girlfriend, Michelle Troconis, have pleaded not guilty to charges of tampering with or fabricating physical evidence and hindering prosecution in relation to the disappearance.
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The House Judiciary Committee announced on Friday that, due to Hurricane Dorian hindering lawmaker travel, it is postponing a planned early return from recess to consider gun reform legislation.
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Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) on Friday stepped up pressure, asking the Treasury and State departments in a letter to ensure U.S. sanctions weren't hindering the delivery of humanitarian supplies.
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In criminal cases, defense lawyers can argue that shackles and jail jumpsuits could make the accused look guilty by presumption, hindering the jury's ability to make an informed decision.
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These delays affect critical infrastructure and development projects by hindering the investment and job growth that accompanies them, and often undermine the potential environmental protections supported by these projects.
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They remain supportive of Trump — acknowledging that they give him leeway to make mistakes on the job — but criticized the president for hindering Sessions' ability to do his job.
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Focused and fast-talking, the doctor lists off challenges now hindering the island health facility, which was "running like a machine" since she took over the area this summer.
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Yet Hezbollah has evaded oversight of its rearmament efforts, by hindering and intimidating the work of peacekeepers operating as part of the United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL).
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Trump, who took office in January, has accused Qatar of being a "high-level" sponsor of terrorism, potentially hindering the State Department's efforts to help ease the diplomatic crisis.
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But it is also the most expensive of the metals used — hindering the ability of carmakers to lower the cost of electric cars to compete against their petrol counterparts.
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"Tencent, with operations in the U.S., has been systematically engaging in censoring public opinions, suppressing dissidents, violating free speech rights of American citizens and hindering American democracy," he wrote.
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The insidious chemicals they consist of are everywhere: infiltrating our food chains, destroying our ecosystems, hindering the creation of a circular economy, and exposing us to diseases and defects.
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This bit of obscure legislation, designed to aid US shipbuilders and still on the books, has been blamed for hindering aid after Maria (although it's now been waived temporarily).
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While many companies applaud Trump's moves to roll back federal bureaucracy, some also complain that delays in bringing aboard political appointees is hindering government decisions that could impact business.
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The woman's estranged husband, Fotis Dulos, 51, and his girlfriend, Michelle Troconis, 44, have been charged with tampering with or fabricating physical evidence and hindering prosecution, New Canaan police said.
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Her estranged husband, Fotis Dulos, and his girlfriend pleaded not guilty to charges of evidence tampering and hindering prosecution in her disappearance and were released on bond earlier this month.
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Trainers who are caught engaging in risky behaviour such as running while using their phone or hindering traffic while driving carelessly, will face fines of up to 1,000 baht ($28).
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Even so, some environmentalists have opposed the project, arguing that solar farms need a lot of land and fences, hindering the movement of the federally protected San Joaquin kit fox.
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Trump FCC commissioners have falsely insisted community broadband poses a threat to free speech, and the agency has supported state laws—usually written by industry—banning or hindering such networks.
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But last November, the Justice Department sued to block the deal in a landmark antitrust move, arguing that the merger would harm consumers by raising their costs, and hindering competition.
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He said the fact the EU still believed parliament could succeed in doing this was hindering the prospects of renegotiating the exit deal it reached with his predecessor, Theresa May.
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"We have many issues to discuss, since the world is not at rest," she added, mentioning the challenge of preventing Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons and hindering Iran's "aggressive actions".
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Just over a week after Jennifer disappeared, Fotis and Troconis, 44, were arrested and charged with tampering with or fabricating physical evidence and hindering prosecution in connection with the case.
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For the most part, I've embraced my emotions, thoughts, and sensitivity, and realized they've all played a part in making me the writer I am today, instead of hindering me.
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PEOPLE has confirmed that McAtasney has been charged with six charges: first-degree murder, felony murder, robbery, disturbing human remains, conspiring with another to disturb human remains and hindering prosecution.
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Dissenting MPs had blocked the vote for weeks, and days later supporters of powerful Shi'ite Muslim cleric Moqtada al-Sadr stormed the parliament complex, hindering progress for several more weeks.
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National Bank of Egypt's investment arm expressed interest in buying CI Capital, potentially hindering Orascom's plan to form a major financial operation by acquiring CI Capital from Commercial International Bank.
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Tonya Couch, who, like her son, was returned to the United States, has been charged with hindering her son's apprehension and is free on $75,000 bond, CNN affiliate KTVT reported.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Western sanctions are hindering Moscow's cooperation with the European Union on fighting global terrorism, Russian President Vladimir Putin said at his end-of-year news conference on Friday.
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"Geographical and sovereignty issues, competing territorial claims and regional politicking ... seem to be hindering regional cooperation," warned analysts Jasminder Singh and Muhammad Haziq Bin Jani in a report last year.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The European Commissions said on Monday it had fined Lithuanian Railways 27.9 million euros ($32.8 million) for hindering competition by removing a section of track running to Latvia.
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A former CIA director issued a sweeping rebuke of President Trump's treatment of the U.S. intelligence community on Thursday, accusing the real estate mogul of politicizing and hindering intelligence gathering.
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He also calls out OWS for what he describes as "expressly" hindering and prohibiting federation — meaning LibreSignal cannot run their own servers and then federate within the wider Signal network.
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A lack of confidence about personal finance decisions has long been a source of frustration for women, hindering their ability to take greater control of family finances and, ultimately, retirement.
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Zhu said in the article that communication issues with workers from Xinjiang could cause a "vicious cycle" when companies group the workers together hindering their ability to work with others.
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Khari Noerdlinger, the son of the former aide, Rachel Noerdlinger, had been charged with aggravated manslaughter, weapon possession and hindering apprehension in the death of 16-year-old Savion Lewallen.
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The draft Pentagon report cautioned that one of the factors hindering U.S. government regulation was that many Chinese investments fall short of outright acquisitions that can trigger a CFIUS review.
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Yet, the complaint alleges that the school treated the accuser's allegation as the "statement of evidence" while hindering the ability of Klocke to contact witnesses and present a meaningful defense.
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Germany's economy ministry this week said that it wanted better tools for hindering takeovers of German companies by investors beyond the European Union that do not conform with market regulations.
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"Fear about the impact of protectionism on trade has undermined expectations for world growth, knocking global stock markets and hindering risk appetite," Rabobank analysts said in a note to clients.
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The president has said he was "not thrilled" with Powell and that higher interest rates would slow down a booming economy while hindering the U.S. in global competition with China.
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However, as currently written, the regulatory reporting requirements do not align with each other in many areas, hindering cross-jurisdictional transparency and imposing unnecessary complexity and costs to market participants.
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Complainant FairSearch said Google was hindering the development of versions that might lead to new operating systems able to compete with Android, despite launching it as an open source project.
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When the police hauled him to jail to charge him with hindering proceedings with disorderly conduct and resisting arrest, they found a Vicodin pill—a controlled substance—on his person.
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In the middle of rehearsal last week, Nick Wright, Michael and I had a sudden revelation: One of the arias, already endlessly fretted over, was seriously hindering the dramatic flow.
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In fact, with less wasted energy spent dwelling on people they perceive to be hindering them and more positive focus on their goals, feminists will arrive at them much faster.
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In the end, Ms. Harding pleaded guilty to hindering the prosecution — meaning that she knew who had done the attack, but only afterward, and that she didn't report it immediately.
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But officials in Xinjiang have clearly stated their resolve to pursue people they see as hindering efforts to rewire Uighurs and steer them from what authorities have called religious extremism.
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Stephen Powis, the medical director of National Health Service England, warned the public against complacency and said everyone had to play their part in hindering the spread of the virus.
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It doesn't seem that's hindering her ability to make a buck and pose for the cameras though -- she especially seems to be doing just fine on the latter, for sure.
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Stephen Powis, the medical director of National Health Service England, warned the public against complacency and said everyone had to play their part in hindering the spread of the virus.
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This can be helpful if you have a major glitch hindering its function or if you wish to completely wipe your device and sell or give it to somebody new.
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Education is the key in arming the electorate with the information necessary to consider candidates, yet superfluous spending toward athletics is hindering the way our society is learning and voting.
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Local residents complained that restrictions later imposed on traffic made it difficult for people to get to work and seek medical assistance, perhaps hindering prevention efforts rather than helping them.
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In the statement, Dagong also hits the U.S. for "political deficiencies," as well as the U.S.'s reliance on debt-driven economics, which it says are hindering further economic development.
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The report compiles 5G snapshots of the three countries, with each providing an overview of the market's telecoms space and details on what is contributing to — or hindering — its development.
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Dorsey sees his style as beneficial to Twitter's overall impact; Elliott sees the same traits as hindering the company's ability to grow, sources close to the hedge fund tell Bloomberg.
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If they don't, they'll risk not only missing out on a massive potential source of volume, but also losing clients or hindering merchant relationships — making the stakes higher than ever.
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"While current operations from Al Udeid Air Base have not been hindered or curtailed, the evolving situation is hindering our ability to plan for longer-term military operations," said Capt.
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Some U.S. officials privately expressed misgivings about the risk of damaging relations with Mexico and hindering the Mexican government's fight against drug trafficking, according to people familiar with the matter.
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The accusations by the EU antitrust enforcer came amid a campaign to end restrictions hindering cross-border trade, aimed at boosting e-commerce and growth in the 28-country bloc.
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"The lack of coverage is also hindering humanitarians' effort to draw the attention of the international community and donors to the humanitarian catastrophe the country is experiencing," Ben Lassoued said.
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"Congress does not get a pass, however, as he describes how jurisdiction over security matters unproductively crosses numerous committees—hindering, he contends, the legislature's ability to "get ahead of the problem.
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In December, officials say the four men — Kenny Kwan, 3003, Charles Lai, 26, Raymond Lam, 23, and Sheldon Wong, 24 — will be sentenced pleading guilty to voluntary manslaughter and hindering apprehension.
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For gun control advocates, the findings pose a troubling dilemma: Efforts to restrict access to guns may actually lead to more guns in circulation — potentially hindering the purpose of such measures.
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So how are religion, culture, and politics in the region helping, or hindering, efforts to deal with what could become—especially in the face of war and upheaval—an HIV epidemic?
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"The lack of coverage is hindering humanitarian workers efforts to draw the attention of the international community and donors to the man-made catastrophe that the country is experiencing," he said.
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Hindering informed discussion, which considers the views of all sides, shows the validity of some over others, is likely to be ineffective and even counterproductive in resisting prejudice and offensive ideologies.
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They say that requiring platforms to more closely monitor users would give an advantage to tech giants like Facebook, Twitter, and Google while hindering smaller startups with niche audiences, including Grindr.
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Yet there is also little Washington can do to push back Iran or the regime without inflaming the conflict and hindering the fight against IS. Iran's presence in Syria is formidable.
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"These permitting delays have negatively impacted Eldorado's project schedules and costs, ultimately hindering the company's ability to effectively advance development and operation of these assets," the company said in a statement.
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Corruption scandals affecting his Cabinet and PMDB party have prolonged political uncertainty, hindering confidence and investments needed to spur growth in an economy mired in its worst recession since the 1930s.
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Air strikes on Friday in Raqqa hit two bridges over the Euphrates river, hindering movement from the city southwards and killing six IS militants, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights reported.
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Authorities say three men tending to a marijuana grow were arrested after they refused to leave a fire evacuation zone in Northern California, hindering firefighters&apos efforts against a massive blaze.
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Her estranged husband, a luxury home developer, and his girlfriend, reportedly an entrepreneur from Argentina, were arrested on Saturday and charged with tampering with or fabricating physical evidence and hindering prosecution.
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The vote was, in essence, a decision by Republicans to diminish their own agency's authority to protect consumers, while claiming that—despite evidence to the contrary—oversight was hindering industry innovation.
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Among the obstacles hindering women from running for public office in Kenya are a lack of funding, concerns over their safety, and, as Maina experienced, outright sexism and harassment while campaigning.
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The editorial published in China Daily on Wednesday partly blames the National Security Agency (NSA) for the ransomware outbreak and accuses the U.S. of "hindering" international efforts to combat cyber crime.
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Sudan is also one of the few countries in arrears with the IMF, with the Fund noting this was a factor hindering access to external financing and weighing heavily on development.
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The conflict has also split the central bank into two - one based in Aden under government control and one in Sanaa under Houthi control - hindering public sector salary payments and imports.
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Maybe. After all, the First Amendment of the United States Constitution prohibits any infringement on the freedom of speech or freedom of the press, both of which Facebook is clearly hindering.
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On May 23, authorities arrested stepfather Leon Tripp and mother Tanya Tripp: Leon was charged with kidnapping while Tanya was charged with hindering the apprehension of a criminal, according to WRDW.
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TRADE China promised to retaliate if the United States takes further steps hindering trade, as the Trump administration considers slapping a 25 percent tariff on $200 billion worth of Chinese goods.
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This includes securing third-party APIs or open-source components which are outside your control and giving developers and devops engineers more security tools while not hindering the pace of development.
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Johnson was held on charges of disorderly conduct for allegedly kicking the door of the apartment where his friend's ex-girlfriend lives and hindering prosecution for refusing commands during his detention.
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"This research highlights the important role of our environment in promoting or hindering healthy sleep," said Dautovich, who is also an assistant professor in the psychology department at Virginia Commonwealth University.
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Smaller parties opposed the change, saying it will favor the bigger established parties and the re-election of better-known politicians, while hindering the emergence of fresh faces in Brazilian politics.
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Authorities said a medical exam of the victim was only performed five days after the incident, hindering their ability to gather physical evidence that would lead to additional suspects and arrests.
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Mr. Xi's strongman grip may be hindering effective policymaking, as officials fail to pass on bad news, defer decisions to him and rigidly carry out his orders, for better or worse.
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"We have activated resources to trace the climbers after they failed to return to the base camp, but bad weather is hindering the operation," said Vijay Kumar Jogdande, a local magistrate.
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In Memphis, Dr. King's assassination at the hand of James Earl Ray, a white racist, has exacerbated black resentment and white flight, while hindering economic development and wounding the collective psyche.
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The Trump administration said on Thursday that it would temporarily waive a century-old shipping law for Puerto Rico that officials there said was hindering disaster relief efforts after Hurricane Maria.
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On June 1, about a week after the investigation began, the police arrested Mr. Dulos and his then-girlfriend, Michelle C. Troconis, and charged them with evidence tampering and hindering prosecution.
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"As any quarantine extends, the economic and social hardships on the community under quarantine will expand, requiring the delivery of food and services and also hindering local economic activity," he said.
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Some of the most interesting parts of "Fifty Inventions" are Mr. Harford's discussion of the complex role of government generally and intellectual property rights particularly in both fostering and hindering innovation.
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Meanwhile, Facebook users are turning to groups on the social network to buy and sell medical face masks in bulk — something that risks hindering medical professionals' ability to combat the outbreak.
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The reshuffle marked the fourth leadership change in Brazil since 2008 — a lack of continuity at the top that has exacerbated problems, including hindering efforts to integrate operations, former executives said.
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Otherwise, it runs the risk of hindering complete eradication by perpetuating existence of poliovirus in the environment through human excrement and continuing to introduce new vaccine-derived cases of the disease.
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She is due to be arraigned on Friday morning on a charge of hindering the apprehension of a fugitive, said Tarrant County Sheriff Dee Anderson, who met Couch at the airport.
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"There are times in the past, making a movie, when I've been told that I'm hindering the process by bringing up an opinion or an idea," Stone told Rolling Stone in December.
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But to get to a place where concrete enhanced its sound, instead of hindering it, Briggs and his team had to rethink both the shape of the speaker and the material itself.
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It follows a series of debt deals by Gulf banks, despite fund managers seeing the new coronavirus as potentially hindering regional debt issues that were already expected to be slower this year.
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The acting Bergen County prosecutor said Khari Noerdlinger, 19, was arrested along with four other people and charged with aggravated manslaughter, possession of a weapon for an unlawful purpose and hindering apprehension.
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She is charged with murder, endangering the welfare of a child, possession of methamphetamine and hindering apprehension in connection with the May 2018 death of her son, Axel, ABC6, CBS3, NJ.com report.
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Mr. Quattrone had become known as a banker of choice during the dot-com boom, but was waylaid by charges of hindering a government investigation into initial public offerings at Credit Suisse.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany wants better tools for hindering takeovers of German companies by investors beyond the European Union that do not conform with market regulations, a spokeswoman for the Economy Ministry said.
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According to the creators, the material will work with any payment machine and you can choose your card size at checkout to make sure it will fit perfectly without hindering its use.
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Before the financial crisis, Mr. Steel was co-chairman of one commission that claimed that heavy-handed regulation was hindering financial innovation and another that argued that hedge funds could police themselves.
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But O'Shea also noted that demanding such a hefty cut may deter potential partners and production companies, which CNBC reported last week may be hindering Apple's negotiations with HBO and other companies.
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Caretaker Tourism Minister Avedis Guidanian, in the interview published on Monday by Lebanon's English-language Daily Star, complained that negative media reports about Lebanon were harming his country's image and hindering tourism.
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Top U.N. officials last month accused the parties fighting in Yemen and their international allies of fueling an unprecedented deadly cholera outbreak, driving millions closer to famine and hindering humanitarian aid access.
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One of the Turkish Armenian participants, a journalist named Hrant Dink, argued that genocide resolutions by third countries have done more harm than good, provoking a nationalist backlash and hindering Turkey's democratisation.
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During his brief but controversial tenure, Piwowar ordered SEC employees to halt work on two polarizing Dodd-Frank rules and railed against a pantheon of regulations he said were hindering average investors.
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The report also highlighted that data collection on child migrants was limited, with many being counted more than once, hindering authorities' powers to trace them and increasing their vulnerability to criminal groups.
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The answer, in simplest terms, is that American officials have come to see corruption as a major cause of global instability — hindering development, deepening poverty and undermining people's faith in their governments.
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China said it would hit back if the United States takes further steps hindering trade, as the Trump administration considers slapping a 25 percent tariff on $200 billion worth of Chinese goods.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - China's Premier Li Keqiang called on Berlin to sweep aside barriers hindering Chinese firms' investment in Europe, urging German companies "not to be afraid" of cooperating with their Chinese counterparts.
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Late last month, containment efforts were suspended for days in Beni after an attack left more than 20 people dead, hindering the work of finding and tracking suspected contacts of infected people.
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The authorities arrested Mr. Dulos, 51, and his girlfriend, Michelle C. Troconis, 44, last weekend in connection with Ms. Dulos's disappearance and accused them of hindering the investigation and tampering with evidence.
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On Saturday night, the estranged husband and his girlfriend were arrested and charged with hindering prosecution and tampering with evidence in relation to the disappearance of Ms. Dulos, 24, who remains missing.
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Yet undercover investigations in sexual abuse cases are not permitted under Cambodian law, hindering the authorities' ability to tackle the trend, said Khuon Sokpiseth, deputy director of the interior ministry's cybercrime department.
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A worry peculiar to this outbreak, other experts said, was that the rebels in North Kivu might use a declared emergency to embarrass the government by hindering efforts aimed at ending it.
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Filibustering in the legislature has slowed down many development projects, making land and housing shortages more acute, and hindering efforts to catch up with the rapid advances of neighboring mainland Chinese cities.
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Not only is that talk hindering NAFTA negotiations and any potential of re-entering a Pacific trade deal, the president isn't saying what it is exactly that he wants in the agreements.
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London (CNN Business)The European Union has hit Google with another big antitrust fine, the third in a series of billion-dollar penalties the US tech giant has incurred for hindering competition.
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The focus will be on convincing lawmakers, especially in the Senate, that the dominance of Google and Facebook is hindering newspapers' ability to build to build a sustainable digital future for journalism.
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SHANGHAI, June 24 (Reuters) - UBS has warned staff in Asia to stop streaming live coverage of the outcome of Britain's EU referendum, saying it is hindering the performance of the bank's systems.
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Timothy Lane also pointed to lower oil prices and a softening housing market as factors hindering growth, in contrast to the U.S. economy, which is powering ahead on the effects of stimulus.
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Hindering the expansion of natural gas pipelines could drive a reversion to dirtier energy sources like coal and heating oil, especially when sufficient infrastructure for renewable energy is not yet in place.
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And for the last year, the regulator has also been conducting an investigation into the online advertising industry, with a particular focus on whether a few large companies are hindering market competition.
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A majority of lawmakers agree with businesses, which say that outcome would be catastrophic for the world's fifth largest economy: causing delays at ports, fracturing crucial international supply chains and hindering investment.
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In a new paper for the Mercatus Center, titled "Make America Boom Again," policy analysts Eli Dourado and Samuel Hammond make the case that outdated regulations are hindering innovation in air travel.
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By asking for the immediate resignations of the remaining US attorneys before their replacements have been confirmed, "the President is interrupting ongoing cases and investigations and hindering the administration of justice," Schumer said.
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Depletion of the loan potentially explains licensed cocoa buyers' complaints in February that delays in the release of Cocobod financing were hindering their ability to purchase beans needed to fill their supply contracts.
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Top United Nations officials last week slammed the warring parties in Yemen and their international allies for fueling an unprecedented deadly cholera outbreak, driving millions closer to famine and hindering humanitarian aid access.
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The United States imposed sanctions on several Congolese officials last year - blocking any financial assets in the United States and generally barring Americans from engaging in financial transactions with them - for hindering democracy.
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A number of lawsuits have been filed in states like Maine and Maryland on behalf of users who have accused public officials who blocked people of hindering their First Amendment free speech rights.
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Subsequently, Fotis, and Michelle Troconis, 44, who was allegedly having an affair with him, were arrested and charged with tampering with or fabricating physical evidence and hindering prosecution in connection with the case.
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The move comes just a few months after Verizon received heavy criticism for throttling emergency responders' unlimited plans in California, hindering the firefighters' ability to provide emergency services and battle the Mendocino wildfires.
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"Corn prices are finding support today from persistent rainfall in the U.S. Midwest that has prevented some corn sowings and is hindering crop development," said Michael Magdovitz, senior agriculture commodities analyst at Rabobank.
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But Islamic State remains in control of the 60-km (40-mile)road between Mosul and Tal Afar, hindering the forces battling the jihadists from completing the encirclement of Mosul from the west.
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A lowest common denominator approach, they argued, would set the stage for more fights between member states and Brussels and lead to a false sense of security across the currency bloc, hindering reforms.
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Earlier this year, Kraft, Nestle, and Heinz — brands associated with unhealthy or at least health-neutral products — all cited the rise of the "health conscious" consumer as a major factor hindering company growth.
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However, the high level of corporate debt, at over 100% of GDP, is preventing a recovery of investment growth and is hindering the reallocation of resources to more productive parts of the economy.
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At one point, they obtained another warrant charging Gaines with first- and second-degree assault, obstructing and hindering, and resisting or interfering with arrest, according to court records reported by the Baltimore Sun.
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These small businesses are merely asking us to uphold the standard that has worked well for more than three decades in providing fairness, but never, as it does today, hindering opportunities for success.
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"The partial government shutdown is hindering our ability to advocate for our members with parts of the executive branch, particularly TTB," Jim McGreevy, president and CEO of the Beer Institute, told The Hill.
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"Children who are stunted or born with IUGR are also shown to complete fewer years of schooling and earn less income as adults, hindering their cognitive growth and economic potential," the researchers continued.
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The new bill, which is in line with the White House's goal to increase transparency in health care, would shed light on the negotiated prices that hospitals and insurers keep secret, hindering competition.
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Washington (CNN)House Speaker Paul Ryan told CNN in an exclusive interview Thursday shortly after the release of Republicans' new tax bill that the Russia investigation is not hindering any of Congress' work.
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Given Iran's past history of hindering nuclear inspectors and engaging in covert nuclear research, the JCPOA wisely made sanctions relief contingent on Iran's first having verifiably undertaken steps to dismantle its nuclear program.
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High cooperativeness should logically be a plus in this industry, but it doesn't appear among Damore's desirable traits; on the contrary, he cites it among the qualities that may be hindering women's success.
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But the decision also risks increasing frictions with other nations, including some major American allies, and hindering other policy priorities, particularly trade talks with China and cooperation from Beijing on containing North Korea.
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Confusing rules, bureaucratic tripwires and outright errors are hindering thousands of people as they try to take advantage of the program, according to a report released Thursday by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
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Inspections are just one tool the FDA uses to make sure products are safe, and the lack of inspections is "not hindering our efforts to monitor medical products and food safety," officials said.
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Adam Taylor from The Washington Post explains: The move is likely to cause consternation among rights groups, which have already argued that anti-misinformation laws run the risk of hindering freedom of speech.
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Lisa Murkowski (R-Alaska), has been a long-time champion of LNG exports, educating other members on how we urgently need to clear out the regulatory underbrush that is hindering American LNG exports.
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Parents circumvent rules, policies (and even laws) because they feel the rules are hurting, hindering or causing stress for their children or simply because they think the rules do not apply to them.
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"CDs are still the No. 1 way to get music in Indonesia," Mr. Lillywhite said, noting that a small percentage of the population has credit cards and internet connections are slow, hindering streaming.
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Last month, Morocco's telecom regulator (ANRT) fined Maroc Telecom 3.3 billion dirhams for abusing its dominant position in the market by hindering competitors' access to unbundling on its network and the fixed market.
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It follows a series of debt issues by banks in the Gulf, despite fund managers foreseeing the coronavirus outbreak potentially hindering regional debt sales that were already expected to be slower this year.
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Recruiters PageGroup and Robert Walters dropped 12% and 6%, respectively, after they revealed that a host of macroeconomic troubles including the U.S.-China trade war, Hong Kong protests and Brexit is hindering performance.
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Recruiters PageGroup and Robert Walters dropped 12% and 6%, respectively, after they revealed that a host of macroeconomic troubles including the U.S.-China trade war, Hong Kong protests and Brexit is hindering performance.
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Investing heavily in the new Penn Station terminal "is hindering the development of other parts of the city," said Jim Venturi, an urban planner and founder of ReThink NYC, a transportation design firm.
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The issues were hindering further progress towards securing a financial system architecture appropriate to ensure stability, Stournaras, who is also Governor of the Central Bank of Greece, said in a speech in Athens.
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He had studied maritime engineering in Iran and worked for Iranian shipping companies, but left because he felt his secular outlook was hindering him professionally in Iran's theocracy, he said in court testimony.
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In order to operationalize the requirements of 85033 CFR part 2, many organizations have had to create two different electronic health records, stratifying care and hindering the early identification and treatment of addiction.
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As Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont ponders a second presidential run, complaints of sexual harassment and pay disparity by staff members on his 2016 campaign have started to circulate, possibly hindering his chances.
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Jessica Feierman, a senior managing director with the Juvenile Law Center, an advocacy organization for youth in the justice system, said that children and young adults could still fear retaliation, hindering accurate reporting.
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British police have stopped sharing information on the suicide bombing in Manchester with the United States, a British counter-terrorism source told Reuters after police said leaks to U.S. media risked hindering their investigation.
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"The Dodd-Frank Act is a disastrous policy that's hindering our markets, reducing the availability of credit, and crippling our economy's ability to grow and create jobs," Sean Spicer, Trump's press secretary, said Friday.
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Thailand produces some 40 percent of the world's total natural rubber supply and heavy rain in the major growing region of South Thailand are hindering harvesting activity, sending prices of the agricultural crop soaring.
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Since the system was created in 2009 as a voluntary means of hindering benefit fraud and streamlining welfare programs, Aadhaar has effectively become a requirement for anyone who wants access to major social services.
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Just two months after he was hired by Penn State, The New York Times filed a detailed investigative piece, accusing Barron's administration of hindering the police investigation, working with Winston's lawyers instead of prosecutors.
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"We're attacking one of the biggest problems facing businesses today – the lack of speed and agility of traditional software development that is hindering digital transformation initiatives around the world," said Paulo Rosado, OutSystems CEO.
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In a separate incident over the weekend, a shelter for asylum seekers was set ablaze in the city of Bautzen, also in Saxony, with several spectators applauding and some hindering the work of firemen.
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The tech giant told U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer in a June letter that tariffs on this tranche of goods would hit "all of Apple's major products," hindering the company's contributing to the economy.
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Hamas says the Fatah-backed Palestinian Authority is cracking down on Islamist rivals in the West Bank, arresting some and hindering its campaign there, while Fatah says Hamas has threatened its members in Gaza.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's annual consumer inflation stalled in July and government pressure on carriers to cut smartphone charges could undercut prices ahead, further hindering the central bank's efforts to achieve its elusive price target.
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"Bulgaria is giving these plants an unfair and unlawful subsidy, which is helping to prop up coal power plants, amongst others, and hindering the transition from fossil fuels to cleaner energy," Bright told Reuters.
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But White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer told reporters on Friday, "Dodd-Frank is a disastrous policy that's hindering our markets" and the order would be the first step taken to review the law.
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John Hyten, U.S. Air Force Commander of the U.S. Strategic Command, expressed frustration about the lengthy delays and budget instability that he said are hindering the ability to modernize the nation's nuclear deterrence capabilities.
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BAKU (Reuters) - Russian Energy Minister Alexander Novak said on Sunday that U.S. sanctions on Venezuela and Iran were having a negative effect on global energy markets, hindering long-term planning and confusing investment decisions.
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Those obsolete rules in Rhode Island, for example, were doing nothing other than hindering entrepreneurs and businesses from serving their customers in the best ways possible and creating jobs and revenues while doing it.
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" Before saying he didn't want the interview to be all about weed, Harrelson explained the euphoric effect it had on him before revealing that he felt weed was hindering him from being "emotionally available.
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Auditors in the court described the debt-laden distribution companies as "closets for hanging political cronies" in nominal positions that bloated the state-owned enterprises with personnel costs, hindering the sale of the assets.
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She's since been charged with disorderly conduct, failure to obey a reasonable and lawful order, disturbing the peace, obstructing and hindering a police officer and resisting arrest, but released by authorities, according to KTLA.
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Chinese state media criticized the United States for hindering efforts to stop global cyber threats in the wake of the WannaCry "ransomware" attack that has infected more than 300,000 computers worldwide in recent days.
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Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Hindu nationalist party has long campaigned to end Kashmir's special privileges, which it sees as appeasing Muslims and hindering development, and to fully absorb the Himalayan region into India.
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If the complaint from Hungary's biggest bank is upheld it could lead to the state funds being withdrawn, hindering Prime Minister Viktor Orban's plans to increase the strength of domestic lenders such as FHB.
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The legislation would effectively stall "Operation Choke Point," a Justice Department initiative announced in 2013 that has sought to "choke" businesses suspected of committing consumer fraud by hindering their access to the financial system.
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Ed Farrington, head of retirement strategies at Natixis Investment Managers, said the company realized after annual surveys of 401(k) plan participants that student loan debt was hindering millennials' ability to save for retirement.
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However, over the last year and a half, we have seen the travel ban tangled in liberal judicial activism and misleading political rhetoric, hindering President Trump from executing his duties to secure our homeland.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - As global refugee flows fell last year, so did aid from rich countries, official data showed on Wednesday, tumbling for the second consecutive year, and hindering efforts to end poverty.
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A few firefighters doused the property perimeter, but within minutes, small, new patches of flame flared up; it had been like that for days, hindering progress, and making it impossible to defend each structure.
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Members of the pro-independence parties and the far-left Podemos then voted 70-10 in favour, in a secret ballot aimed at hindering any attempt by Madrid to lay criminal charges on them.
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On Monday, with Ms. Dulos still missing, her husband, Fotis Dulos, and his girlfriend, Michelle C. Troconis, were arraigned on charges of hindering prosecution and tampering with evidence in relation to Ms. Dulos's disappearance.
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But giving financial incentives to the academics for their work meant both more commercialism at public expense and more reasons for scientists to keep their findings secret, hindering the free exchange of research findings.
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President Trump and his top economic adviser criticized the Federal Reserve's recent interest rate increases again on Friday, blaming the central bank for hindering economic growth while denying any suggestion of a looming slowdown.
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The European Commission, which oversees competition policy in the 27 member European Union, opened a probe in June 2017 into concerns Transgaz may be hindering gas exports by underinvesting in infrastructure or through tariffs.
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The 2 leaders spoke after Spector magazine published a text message from one of Johnson's officials that the PM blames the EU for hindering negotiations by refusing to move beyond the Irish border question.
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"In too many firms," according to a study by Altman Weil, "personal, political and cultural obstacles are hindering pragmatic economic decisions," including ousting lawyers who are not needed or not attracting lucrative legal work.
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Some of the farmers in states like the Dakotas, who planted very late in the season, have already experienced heavy rains and early snows that are further hindering their ability to get crops in.
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That is forcing a re-examination of the entire system for providing hearing aids, which critics say is too costly and cumbersome, hindering access to devices vital for the growing legions of older Americans.
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The investigation also found more than 10 instances in which Trump obstructed justice, though they noted that Trump was largely unsuccessful at hindering the probe because his staff refused to carry out his directives.
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NAIROBI (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Kidnapping of aid workers and extortion at checkpoints are on the rise in Somalia, the United Nations said on Thursday, hindering efforts to prevent the country slipping into renewed famine.
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"The challenge for researchers and policy-makers is to keep up with the ever-changing society and protect the public from unnecessary harms caused by new technologies and products without hindering innovation," he added.
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Myanmar officials brush off such criticism, claiming that it is international nongovernmental organizations that are hindering repatriation efforts (because they profit, financially, from the refugee crisis) and that Bangladesh is reneging on its commitments.
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"Whatever they choose, you've got to have a plan because if you're assuming workers aren't [talking politics], I can guarantee you, something bad will happen," says Kropp warning of harassment and work-hindering avoidance.
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The portion of Americans aged 55 or older who are still working increased from 30 percent in 1989 to 40 percent in 2018, in part because stagnating wages are hindering savings and wealth accumulation.
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Moscow has accused Ankara of hindering Kurdish forces in their battle against Islamic State and of using the fight against terrorism as a pretext to crack down on Kurdish organizations in Syria and Turkey.
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It noted that the maintenance of high primary surpluses for a protracted period, particularly when coupled with very high taxation and cuts in the public investment programme, is also a significant challenge, hindering recovery.
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Her estranged husband, Fotis Dulos, and his then-girlfriend, Michelle Troconis, were arrested June 1 and charged with tampering with or fabricating physical evidence and hindering prosecution in relation to Jennifer Dulos' May 83 disappearance.
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Despite the Facebook drama and losing two members, the remaining 12 jurors took two days to find McAtasney guilty of all seven charges, which also included desecration of human remains and hindering his own apprehension.
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The plan, which promises to fight against "a war on organizing, collective bargaining, unions, and workers," would seek to incentivize unionization and collective bargaining, prevent employers from hindering workers' organizing efforts and bolster labor protections.
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The president has frequently accused Powell and the Fed of hindering the economy by refusing to slash interest rates to crisis-era levels, though it is unclear what caused the Dow to drop on Tuesday.
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The woman, Tonya Couch, 48, was arraigned on a charge of hindering apprehension before Judge Wayne F. Salvant, who scheduled another hearing for Monday to consider her lawyer's motion to lower the $1 million bond.
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They said a facility about 40 kilometres (25 miles) west of the field was shut because of poor security, hindering the recovery of production after the field reopened following a pipeline blockade earlier this month.
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Four of the teenage suspects, including Austin Barrett, 19, Erick Almandinger, 16, and two minors, face first-degree murder charges, multiple counts of second-degree murder, kidnapping and hindering the prosecution, according to KTVA Alaska.
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Fifteen aid groups called on warring parties in Yemen to reopen the airport on Wednesday, saying a year-long closure was hindering aid and preventing thousands of patients from flying abroad for life-saving treatment.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Executives at French manufacturers plan to hold off on increasing investment next year after three consecutive years of higher spending, a survey showed on Tuesday, hindering the government's hopes for a strengthening recovery.
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Gazprom said in its financial report for 2016 the Polish company filed the complaint on March 14, citing Gazprom's "unjust" pricing policy towards PGNiG and hindering of trans-border gas trade among other alleged breaches.
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Apple was upset, and punished Facebook big-time, revoking its distribution license for the developer program, thus shutting down its ability to distribute internal beta versions of iOS apps, and hindering the company's product development.
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The world is facing the increased risk of political confrontations between major powers, which is hindering solutions to challenges like climate change and cyberattacks, a new report by the World Economic Forum (WEF) said Wednesday.
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If your adversary can identify where you keep your missiles, it increases the likelihood that they can target and attack said sites, destroying them or at least significantly hindering your ability to use missiles quickly.
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Now that sanctions hindering Iran's oil sales have been lifted, the International Energy Agency has warned that oil markets "could drown in oversupply" if the forecast surplus of 215.9m barrels a day is not cut.
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And TV manufacturers have so far used different technology and standards to enable addressable advertising, hindering the industry's growth, said Jodie McAfee, senior vice president of sales and marketing at Inscape, a subsidiary of Vizio.
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But MUFG and its rivals have been trying to cut these holdings as the practice has come under criticism for amplifying banks' risk exposure to market swings and hindering greater corporate governance at issuer companies.
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US President Donald Trump's ban on travelers from seven Muslim-majority countries is hindering the work of international tech organizations by blocking some of their members from attending meetings as they aren't able to travel.
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Encryption and counter-terrorism experts, including former heads of the National Security Agency (NSA), CIA and Department of Homeland Security, argue that creating such "back doors" is a much greater security risk than hindering investigations.
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Publicly, however, the president has boasted of high economic strength and confidence, saying that concerns are fueled by "fake news," while openly accusing the Fed of hindering growth by not cutting interest rates quickly enough.
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Criticisms of the OECD include perceived narrowness of its membership; it excludes major market players like China, and critics point to an overarching like-mindedness of its members as hindering more effective outreach and engagement.
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The main issue hindering the resumption of exports to Turkey is the Kurdistan region's demand that the central government in Baghdad pays debt related to the development of the Kurdish oil industry infrastructure, he said.
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Many of the latter fail to distinguish between the various types of commodities being mined, the processes being used in extraction and the usefulness of the resource in helping, or hindering, action against climate change.
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That, says Honoré, is further hindering the recovery: "We've got to get rid of that dumb-ass Jones Act that benefits shipping tycoons in New York and Miami," while driving up costs for Puerto Ricans.
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Over the next year, and in the future, I would like to see increased awareness and public acceptance of gender equality, and the cultural norms that are hindering our women from reaching their true potential.
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RIA cited the Russian Foreign Ministry as saying the decision was another aggressive step aimed at hindering the work of Russian media in the United States and the result of pressure from U.S. intelligence agencies.
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Late Saturday night, Mr. Dulos, 51, and his girlfriend, Michelle C. Troconis, 44, were taken into custody and charged with hindering a prosecution and tampering with evidence in relation to the disappearance of Ms. Dulos.
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While the US and South Korea have sought to lower the profile of their joint military exercises in order to avoid hindering diplomatic efforts, military officials see such drills as critical to maintaining their readiness.
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The latest suspect, David Johnson Jr., 63, was charged with hindering prosecution and is being held in jail in Montgomery County, Alabama, on a $7,500 bond, reports the Montgomery Advertiser and Birmingham TV station WVTM.
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Four individuals were also sentenced Monday after they pleaded guilty in November to felony charges of voluntary manslaughter and hindering apprehension in Deng's death, which was determined to be the result of a hazing ritual.
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Iran, chasing a strategic objective of safeguarding its very existence, sees its interests in hindering any efforts to reach a lasting peace, while canvassing its role as an effective party in the war against ISIS.
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They said that a facility about 40 km (25 miles) west of the field was shut because of poor security, hindering the recovery of production since the field reopened after a pipeline blockade this month.
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Within the Obama administration, the idea to remove him came from the US's embassy in Ukraine, and the sentiment the prosecutor was hindering anti-corruption efforts was shared by the US's partners and Ukrainian citizens.
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With the Obama administration, the idea to remove him came from the US's embassy in Ukraine, and the sentiment the prosecutor was hindering anti-corruption efforts was shared by the US's partners and Ukrainian citizens.
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On Wednesday, 14 defendants pleaded guilty in Monroe County Court of Common Pleas in Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania, to misdemeanor charges including hindering apprehension, simple assault, hazing and conspiracy, said Assistant Monroe County District Attorney Kimberly Metzger.
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Local Motors is petitioning the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, complaining that "smaller, innovative American vehicle manufacturers" like themselves are at a disadvantage, hindering competitiveness and endangering American leadership in autonomy and new technology development.
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Semi-automatic rifles are capable of shooting lots of them in quick succession—and the shooter's aim isn't as much of a hindering factor when even a wound to an extremity can cause life-threatening damage.
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Only eight states at present, however, guarantee consumers free access to credit freezes—a mechanism that prevents lenders from accessing credit reports, thus hindering identity thieves trying to get credit or open accounts in victims' names.
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In fact, more than half of those who provide financial support to an adult family member say it is hindering their ability to save for their own retirement, according to a new Wells Fargo/Gallup poll.
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Despite the head's up from the FBI, the U.S. intelligence community believes that Russia was still able to successfully interfere in the election, hindering Clinton's campaign and helping to swing the results in favor of Trump.
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A survey last year by consulting firm Bain & Company and the American Chamber of Commerce in China (AmCham-China) highlighted those were the two top factors hindering foreign firms' ability to invest and grow in China.
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The NSFR proposals were put forward by the European Commission in November 5003 based on Basel III global liquidity standards issued by the Basel Committee, with certain EU-specific adjustments to avoid hindering the broader economy.
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It may interact with ongoing brain activity if a user is active during stimulation, may improve some functions while hindering others, and effects may vary widely by individual, the authors write in the Annals of Neurology.
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The steady Fed policy is widely seen hindering a US recession this year, leading portfolio managers to forecast little change in credit spreads after calling for wider spreads in each of the prior 15 straight quarters.
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In documents filed this week as part of a legal challenge to the FCC's net neutrality repeal, Santa Clara County Fire Marshal Anthony Bowden explains how Verizon slowed device speeds during the crisis, hindering firefighters' response.
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Trump has made several interventions, but it was unclear whether his assurances reflected in-depth knowledge of what the American Health Care Act contains, and whether he was helping or hindering the push to pass it.
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"By asking for the immediate resignation of every remaining U.S. Attorney before their replacements have been confirmed or even nominated, the President is interrupting ongoing cases and investigations and hindering the administration of justice," Schumer said.
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UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - Top United Nations officials on Wednesday slammed the warring parties in Yemen and their international allies for fueling an unprecedented deadly cholera outbreak, driving millions closer to famine and hindering humanitarian aid access.
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Although Reuters was unable to determine the exact reasons for the departure , Stanton initially restricted the consultants' access to ZTE documents and officials, hindering their ability to help monitor the company, one of the people said.
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Kenny Kwan, 28, Charles Lai, 26, Raymond Lam, 23, and Sheldon Wong, 24, pleaded guilty to charges of voluntary manslaughter as accomplices and hindering apprehension for concealing evidence, according to the Monroe County District Attorney's Office.
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"Apart from the hindering of imports and other market distortions, capital controls have had a positive impact as they drove more consumers to use plastic money," said Nikos Giannagas, an adviser to the deputy finance minister.
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Chinese state media on Wednesday criticized the United States for hindering efforts to stop global cyber threats in the wake of the WannaCry "ransomware" attack that has infected more than 300,000 computers worldwide in recent days.
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Trump's hostility toward Congress as a whole, like his recent undermining of the bipartisan healthcare deal supporter by Tennessee senator Lamar Alexander and other Republicans, shows that he has no reservations about hindering the GOP agenda.
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A spokesman for President Muhammadu Buhari declined to comment on the assertions of corruption in aid deliveries, but the president has acknowledged that graft is a serious problem hindering recovery in areas recaptured from the militants.
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The timing of the pardons, which came just hours after a federal jury in D.C. convicted his longtime political adviser Roger Stone of lying to Congress and hindering the Russia investigation, couldn't have been more appropriate.
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Soybean futures made up most of the ground they lost on Monday on signs of easing tensions in the U.S-China trade fight as well as concerns about dry conditions hindering crop development in the Midwest.
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The stalemate, accompanied by a sharp war of words on the Senate floor, raised the prospect that the partisan divide in Congress was hindering the government's ability to respond effectively to a pressing public health emergency.
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This measure will have the effect of discouraging European and Asian business people who wish to travel to the United States from doing business in Iran – thereby hindering Iran's ability to benefit economically from the JCPOA.
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Adding to concerns are reports that Mr. Trump's sensitivity around Russia might be hindering the executive branch's response and surveys that show more than a dozen states still do not have auditable paper-ballot backup systems.
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Offering sponsorship programs shows women that employers are committed to aligning them with advocates who will ensure that sexism will not play a role in hindering their career growth in the tech industry they helped create.
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"The EU condemns Turkey's military action which seriously undermines the stability and the security of the whole region, resulting in more civilians suffering and further displacement and severely hindering access to humanitarian assistance," the statement reads.
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Other industry sources said a lack of Chinese legislation and experience in sourcing conflict-free minerals was hindering Chinese engagement in the process, compared to other areas of the world which were actively addressing the issue.
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We are blaming these three people for continuing to stall meaningful action on climate change and for hindering Australia's ability to prevent future climate-powered disasters—all the while pulling salaries in the multiple six-figures.
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Over 100 rapes are reported in India every day but the lawmaker's case has strong political overtones with critics accusing Modi's Bharatiya Janata Party in Uttar Pradesh state of hindering judicial action against the veteran legislator.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain will not delay Brexit but "shenanigans" in parliament are hindering Brexit by giving the European Union a sense that the departure could be delayed or canceled, Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab said on Tuesday.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China said on Wednesday it will retaliate if the United States takes further steps hindering trade, after a source said the Trump administration proposes slapping 25 percent tariffs on $200 billion of imported Chinese goods.
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Khan has promised an "Islamic welfare state" and cast his campaign as a battle to topple a predatory political elite hindering development in the impoverished nation of 208 million, where the illiteracy rate hovers above 40 percent.
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French officials have been critical this week of Russian strikes in Syria, with Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius saying Moscow had to immediately stop bombing civilians, something that was hindering efforts to hold peace talks later this month.
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Skaggs cruised through the Rays' order through 3 1/3 innings before a power outage struck the main lighting inside Tropicana Field, darkening the stadium and scoreboards, shutting down the TV broadcast and hindering the radio feed.
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But a lack of prosecutions and convictions, limited labor laws and inspections, and fear among victims are hindering efforts to tackle trafficking in industries from agriculture to construction, said a report by the Council of Europe (CoE).
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Millions of idiots trying to mine cryptocurrency so they can be part of the latest, stupidest and most irresponsibly hyped get-rich-quick tech craze are hindering the actual important work of finding out if aliens exist.
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His landlord, William Formica, 58, was charged with tampering with physical evidence and hindering the prosecution after he allegedly helped Nesimi get rid of evidence in his apartment by ripping out flooring and sinks, the Advance reports.
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"However, the volume of calls being received by both law enforcement and my office is hindering our ability to complete what needs to be done to reach the end goal of justice in this case," he said.
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On May 24th Gazprom settled a long-standing dispute with European trustbusters, who had accused it of hindering the free flow of its gas in eight central and Eastern European countries and of charging customers too much.
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Energy firms say regulations are hindering expansion, such as caps on financial support for households installing rooftop panels, restrictions on the size of photovoltaic parks and limits on how close to housing onshore turbines can be built.
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DAKAR (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A surge in violence in northern Mali and a spike in attacks on aid workers are hindering the delivery of food, water and healthcare to millions of people, aid agencies said on Wednesday.
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Although Zoom released a fixed app version on Tuesday, Apple said its actions will protect users both past and present from the undocumented web server vulnerability without affecting or hindering the functionality of the Zoom app itself.
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In addition to Lawanda Reese, Colton Stephen Echols, 20, and Tessa Wise, 23, have also been charged with hindering prosecution of the Hawkins case, according to police, who allege they lied to investigators about the teen's slaying.
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For Julian Sanchez, one of the authors of a recent report on going dark, which concluded that technology is actually helping law enforcement, rather than hindering it, is skeptical that the FBI even needs all this money.
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The systematic failures hindering the American electoral system are largely played out in states and municipalities year-round, and must be addressed now, long before the 13 midterms and especially before the next presidential election in 2020.
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DAKAR (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - A spate of attacks by Boko Haram in southeastern Niger in recent months is hindering the delivery of aid to more than 0003,000 people forced from their homes, aid agencies said on Thursday.
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Mr. Brantley, 21, also faced charges of hindering a person making an emergency telephone call and three probation violations, including battery, cruelty to children in the third degree and theft by taking, Fulton County inmate records show.
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"Often, by the time we react, the terrorists have already reached their audience," she wrote in an article in the Daily Telegraph, adding that end-to-end encrypted messages were hindering security services from stopping potential plotters.
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Frothy valuations have made negotiations between sellers and buyers of private equity-owned companies challenging, hindering the ability of buyout firms such as Apollo to cash out of their holdings at the same clip as last year.
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Troublesome rain and more volcanic activity are hindering search and rescue efforts around Guatemala's Volcano of Fire, but when teams have been able to work in the hardest hit areas the death toll has continued to rise.
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Trump on Friday accused Qatar of being a "high-level" sponsor of terrorism, potentially hindering the U.S. Department of State's efforts to ease heightening tensions and a blockade of the Gulf nation by Arab states and others.
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