The family name helps and hinders in roughly equal measure.
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This struggle hinders compromise, slowing the transition toward cleaner energy.
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Do you think not testing on animals hinders those efforts?
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It hinders children's cognitive growth and economic potential, experts say.
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That further hinders women's ability to rise through the ranks.
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Redstone has a speech impairment that hinders his ability to communicate.
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That affects yields as it hinders plants' ability to access nutrients.
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At the same tine, the lack of scale still hinders Mastodon.
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He holds the view that protecting the forest hinders economic development.
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That hinders the communication that is crucial to blockchain being useful.
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Its prohibition of credit hinders further U.S. agricultural exports to Cuba.
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"I don't know if it actually physically hinders them," he said.
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This strategy hinders Netflix's ability to woo filmmakers and awards voters.
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My particular type increases my muscle tone and hinders my balance.
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Pressing the interests of ethnic groups, they say, hinders nation-building.
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The Joshua tree's relaxed pace of life further hinders its survival.
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Those who become impatient change their goals, which hinders their financial success.
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Ed Hinders, vice president of CBIZ Retirement Plan Services, knows that personally.
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The immersive nature of VR hinders users from interacting with their surroundings.
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For example, drought hinders our farmers' ability to cover crop the land.
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The amount of unexploded ordnance in Laos hinders development and poverty reduction.
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The virulent fungus hinders the animals' ability to breathe, causing heart attacks.
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The technology hinders investigations of child predators and terrorists, he has said.
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We gotta first peel off that presumption, because that hinders true communication.
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But blocking a Senate trial hinders that goal instead of advancing it.
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The lack of interoperability also creates risk for businesses and hinders widespread usage.
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The movement emphasized that the name only invites harassment and hinders inclusivity efforts.
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The rise of nationalism also hinders Europe from solving the euro's structural problems.
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This process hinders doctors like Sulaiman from going back to work, she said.
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That too, hinders the ability of doctors to assist patients quickly and efficiently.
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Most of the time the internet actively hinders you from doing your job.
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Trump's travel ban hinders, rather than helps, the critical mission of protecting Americans.
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Still, a blemished record certainly hinders Minnesota's chances of breaking into the playoff.
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Corruption in the tribal courts hinders outsiders from opening businesses in the area.
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For Spotify, anything that hinders Apple, even a little, can provide an advantage.
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It perpetuates extreme poverty and hinders efforts to achieve economic growth and equity.
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The President's perceived inability to honestly describe the threat hinders any negotiations underway.
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Your failure to get to the next level hinders everyone relying on you.
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Alzheimer's is a progressive, degenerative disease that eventually hinders a person's ability to function.
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This limits their ability to shop online and hinders the growth of the sector.
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Republicans say the legislation places too many burdens on businesses and hinders job creation.
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It also hinders your productivity, and your end product may be less than stellar.
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The existing tax code is complicated, provides a disincentive to invest and hinders growth.
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There is an even more important factor, however, that hinders patient access to them.
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It is a decline that stunts entrepreneurship, hinders workers' mobility and slows productivity growth.
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It acts as an albatross around the neck of the economy and hinders growth.
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The lack of price disclosure on funeral home websites, he said, hinders comparison shopping.
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But a lack of funding hinders prospects for players and freestylers such as Charles.
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The constant obsession with every deadline hinders your ability to see the bigger picture.
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Enjoy your favorite activities to the full with a wearable device that never hinders movement.
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Inter-agency co-operation has improved, but privacy-protection still hinders the sharing of data.
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Instead, such policies encourage racial stereotyping by employers that hinders minority groups from finding work.
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The medical device industry, however, says the tax hinders technological developments that could save lives.
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The letter's signatories said the shutdown hinders their ability to request information on the subject.
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Unfortunately, continued U.S. presence coupled with Saudi Arabian predilection for outsourcing tasks hinders self-sufficiency.
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Unfortunately, the abundance of voices and plot lines hinders the author from providing any answers.
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When you get a misallocation of resources, it really hinders growth over the longer term.
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Other applicants now in limbo say their transgender status rarely hinders them in civilian life.
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The city's mountainous terrain typically hinders flooding, and retaining walls on steep slopes prevent landslides.
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Eight in 10 said they agreed or strongly agreed that political influence hinders their work.
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The understated style that bolsters him in town halls hinders him on the debate stage.
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It's the ECB's aim to raise core inflation but a strong currency hinders that aim.
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McCoy was likely also hurt by a dangerous trend that hinders many top women executives.
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Maybe that hinders the car's ability to help promote the technology on which it's built.
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New York's law hinders investigation of these crimes, which makes New Yorkers far less safe.
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The reconstruction timeline also poses a risk to student safety and hinders the educational environment.
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Their lack of co-ordination and endorsement of violence hinders their appeal as a mass movement.
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It hinders your ability to reach the deepest sleep phases, which your body needs to recover.
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The paper explains that ketamine narrows blood vessels, which hinders drops in body temperature and shivering.
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For years, police and law enforcement have lobbied against encryption because they say it hinders investigations.
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"Destroying evidence hinders the case and inhibits survivors' ability to seek and receive justice," said Nguyen.
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AND WHEN YOU GET A MISALLOCATION OF RESOURCES, IT REALLY HINDERS GROWTH OVER THE LONGER TERM.
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At the same time America's population is at an 80-year low, which hinders economic growth.
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But her love for her younger sister, Abby (Tatum Marilyn Hall), hinders her desire for retribution.
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Many companies' employees are now working from home, which sometimes hinders them from working as quickly.
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While the poor quality of the data hinders a detailed analysis, Trump's overall sentiment is correct.
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Its employees don't have the near-100 percent job security that hinders quality in government work.
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The inability to identify specific causes for population collapse hinders the ability to tackle the problem.
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A lack of credibility often hinders amnesties—scofflaws figure they can just wait until the next one.
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And I do think that really hinders children and those numbers are not good to focus on.
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But Somalis widely suspect that their leaders are corrupt, which hinders the government's efforts to mobilize support.
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The slates of vendors under the "old" model were less than thrilled when Hinders introduced the program.
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Failing to make expectations clear can frustrate employees and hinders their ability to successfully complete a task.
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Challenges to their territorial integrity hinders the integration efforts of such states into Western organizations and alliances.
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This lack of available tech workers hinders our ability to fill IT jobs from Pueblo to Peabody.
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By limiting sales volume, it also stifles manufacturer revenues, which in turn hinders investment in medical innovation.
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Failing to do so gives the perpetrators cover and hinders efforts to bring those accountable to justice.
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"Anything that hinders the opportunity to provide product to a customer is what is concerning," he said.
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Big data both helps and hinders the industry, Clarke-Stone said, a bit like a catch-22.
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It hinders our objective of having an energy grid that is sustainable, that's reliable and that's modern.
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"My Art" can be read as a study of how her solitude helps and hinders her creativity.
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That this exploitation is embedded in the most boring of bureaucracies hinders human stories from being told.
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"A lot of times, that's what hinders them from getting here in a timely fashion," Chaffee says.
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It would affirm that gender is not a stumbling block, an obstacle that hinders ambition and accomplishment.
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In addition to Down syndrome, Pooser was born with a rare, degenerative airway condition that hinders her breathing.
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The decision to curtail domain-fronting on Google and Amazon services hinders Telegram's ability to operate in Russia.
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The Secret Service works incredibly hard to protect the Trumps, but the security team also hinders their freedom.
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Yet EFTA's half-in-half-out relationship with the EU hinders its trade as much as it helps.
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He hinders investigations into hostile foreign interference in the American elections that are the bedrock of our democracy.
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So do the founders think the gig economy, with its suppression of benefits, helps or hinders our species?
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What we're watching: Whether technology and policy will develop in a way that helps or hinders natural gas.
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Fly to LAX and call an Uber Violent rhetoric hinders access to abortion services View the discussion thread.
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He thinks preparation hinders his ability to read the room and act with spontaneity, this former aide said.
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Kolzow, a nurse working in the Fort Worth, Texas, area, has a genetic condition which hinders kidney function.
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As with other addictive drugs, repetition hinders the brain's transmitters and receptors, pushing users to seek replenishment artificially.
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The Inga trees, planted in rows alongside food crops, also provide shade that helps, not hinders, plant growth.
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The indoctrination of hate that unfortunately gets passed down from generation to generation hinders opportunities for true peace.
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Limiting stock buybacks disincentivizes aspiring entrepreneurs to go public and hinders individual shareholders and retirees from building equity.
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The vegetarian gene also hinders the production of the beneficial omega-3 fatty acid, which protects against heart disease.
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This tradition hinders creating any kind of investigative narrative and favors those whose intention is to disrupt the hearing.
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AFib hinders the heart's ability to pump out blood, and as a result, blood can pool and form clots.
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Without access, law enforcement has extensively lobbied against companies using end-to-end encryption, claiming it hinders criminal investigations.
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And while we're on the subject, we should be talking about another related concern: the oligopoly that hinders competition.
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" "Do you find in fact that what could best be described as your equipment hinders you in that pursuit?
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POTUS' inexplicable refusal to confirm Russian election interference insults career intel pros & hinders our ability to prevent in future.
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The challenge, however, is that few people understand the agency policy, culture and nuances, which hinders outside agency review.
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This benefits recipient countries and hinders growth in Greece, when companies cannot find employees with the skills they need.
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A lack of trust hinders productivity for the simple fact that people aren't able to get their jobs done.
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It hinders our ability to fight a recession, make needed investments and leave a stronger nation to our children.
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Corruption in Guatemala hinders the government's ability to deal with gang and narcotics-related criminal activity across the country.
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"There's a lack of what I call porn literacy that hinders consumer and media dialogue about porn," says Lee.
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A lack of internet access hurts businesses, hinders education, prevents people from getting jobs, and can even be life-threatening.
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This hinders progress for members that want to expand trade and commerce and undermines the integrity of the WTO itself.
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A "chokehold" is defined in the NYPD patrol guide as "any pressure to the throat or windpipe," which hinders breathing.
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Claire McCaskill to urge Education Secretary Betsy DeVos to reverse her department's decision that they say hinders sexual assault investigations.
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This obscurity hinders public knowledge that Inspectors General have been trying to "Drain the Swamp" for throughout their respective existence.
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When you fixate on the problems that you're facing, you create and prolong negative emotions and stress, which hinders performance.
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Markus Brunnermeier, an economist at Princeton University, says that rate decreases below a "reversal interest rate" actually hinders business activity.
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Women cannot file a lawsuit on their own, which activists say hinders their ability to report cases of domestic violence.
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California, the nation's top agricultural state, banned a common pesticide Wednesday, citing research showing it hinders brain development in children.
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The massive VA bureaucracy currently hinders that, making its health care function more like a DMV than a Mayo Clinic.
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At the grassroots, there is recognition that our flawed process hinders progress and innovation — broadly defined — in the political arena.
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This also hinders companies from investing in oil and gas exploration as they are concerned about access to the pipelines.
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Trump's critics have argued that the president's continued attacks on the media create a chilling effect that hinders press freedom.
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The move hinders Walmart's effort to shed the underperforming business, since it's unclear how the American retailer can divest it.
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Now the policy hinders drug firms, which cannot pass on higher costs to consumers, most of whom pay for contraceptives themselves.
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One of the things we couldn't do in the first 52 episodes — it couldn't be episodic, which hinders your character growth.
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In more severe cases, people can have a life-threatening reaction that hinders their breathing and sends their body into shock.
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You are quite correct that making gender a matter of pure self-identification, with no processes or guidelines, hinders transgender acceptance.
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Because I think art should be accessible to everyone and I think money shouldn't be something that hinders your creative output.
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But for the most part, these projects are underfunded, or funded only on a short-term basis, which hinders their work.
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The birds have become flashpoints in an ongoing battle over whether they warrant federal protection that hinders mining and other development.
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"The lack of catalysts is the key reason for our sideways view, because weak industrial demand persistently hinders recovery," UBS said.
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Bismack Biyombo has done a capable job as his replacement, but Valanciunas's absence limits the team's depth and hinders Casey's rotations.
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Xiomara's past hinders Alba's quest for her green card and Milos marries Petra for spousal privilege, which only signifies imminent doom.
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Among several other points, the Reuters piece said Google's running of search results, YouTube, Gmail and other services hinders advertising competition.
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Here are four principal ways in which the superstar paradox hinders performance at work, and the solutions to find true happiness.
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Mr. Trump has long argued that the trade deficit hinders economic growth, and that reducing it will accelerate American job creation.
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Being in a mass shooting, Brad Barton said, hinders a person's ability to process what you see and then respond rationally.
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Lack of access to transportation during the summer hinders attendance when working parents are unable to accompany their children to programs.
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After all, research shows that inequality hinders growth, prosperity and economic mobility, while diversity and inclusion fuel innovation and business success.
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It could also mean recognizing that alienating Iraq and making Iran even more of an enemy hinders the fight against ISIS.
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But, he added, "today's decision to target our News department journalists greatly hinders" efforts to meaningfully cover the news from China.
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They say the move hinders the State Department's ability to engage in diplomacy involving Syria by removing some of its leverage.
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"What is said in Washington echoes around the world and having him - Mr. Pence - come further hinders our work," the member said.
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Scientists held a rally outside the meeting this week, vowing to "stand up for science" if the Trump administration hinders their work.
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"I think the presence of realism in some parts and lack of it in others hinders the game a bit," he said.
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Until now, such vessels have been required to wait 180 days, a restriction that Cuban officials say hinders their import export trade.
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The decision will prevent so-called "geoblocking" that hinders EU consumers from subscribing to TV services in countries other than their own.
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Until that long-overdue reform occurs, funds earmarked for UNRWA should be redirected in a manner that promotes, not hinders, regional reconciliation.
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Despite arguments that Big Government hinders economic activity, many countries where government has grown the most have also experienced stronger economic growth.
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Even Austria's foreign minister, from the centrist People's Party, has called the veil a symbol of a "counter-society" that hinders integration.
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Whether she helps or hinders her argument by citing the dream-centric badinage of the Rarámuri tribe of northwestern Mexico is debatable.
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"You don't want a security program so restrictive that it hinders the company from doing the business it's in," Mr. Heintze said.
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But medical professionals are pushing back against the legislation, claiming it discriminates against trans patients and hinders physicians from doing their jobs.
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First, the U.S. should consolidate national regulatory authorities to ensure the regulatory process at home encourages, rather than hinders, commercial space activities.
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Go deeper: Congress confronts Trump on Russia's Nord Stream 2 pipeline U.S. sanctions bill hinders work on Russian-backed pipeline — for now
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Critics have said that streaming students based on their examination performance that early hinders late bloomers from meeting their potential later in life.
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"Micro-managing our dockets from afar does not help us to do our job more efficiently and effectively," she said, "it hinders us."
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The result is a complex gridlock that limits visibility for all parties and hinders access to liquidity for those who need it most.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has plans to soften rules for banks as he believes the current regulation hinders lending to the real economy.
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Prenatal exposure to arsenic, second-hand smoke and air pollution hinders a child's development in the mother's womb, resulting in life-threatening complications.
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California, the nation's top agricultural state, said it was obligated to take action due to research showing chlorpyrifos hinders brain development in children.
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All the standard-issue clumsiness that hinders the rest of his game is suddenly crucial the second the ball falls off the rim.
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The joint brief claims that the immigration ban hinders tech companies from recruiting and makes it hard for American companies to compete internationally.
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"I think that really hinders people who live in the suburbs when there are not a lot of PokéStops around them," he said.
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Daniel Levitin, professor of neuroscience and music at McGill University, added that it hinders the brain from organizing and making sense of information.
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Furthermore, supplying carbon dioxide at the times needed for oilfield injections hinders the flexibility of coal plants to respond to fluctuating power prices.
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This work, as opposed to "Maldoror," more deeply enmeshes, hinders, alters, and disrupts elementary visual communications with chimerical games of hide and seek.
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Egypt, which has also severed ties, knows that Qatar may retaliate by expelling its workers if it hinders Qatari exports through the Suez canal.
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"We are also challenging the constitutional validity of the warrant on the basis that it hinders our implied freedom of political communication," he said.
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The only thing that's worrying about the Alpha 12 is its less-than-stellar battery life, which hinders how mobile this can really be.
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All in, participants are paying under 0.5 percent, compared to the traditional pricing model in which they paid 1.5 percent and up, said Hinders.
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Our liberal culture is one of the best things about being European, but it also hinders us in fighting those who cynically exploit it.
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Any regulation change that hinders Wanda's listing in China may result in Wanda Group having to buy back all the shares after two years.
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If you're just going by the law part of it, but you don't go by the psychology part of it, it hinders my movement.
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Sunday's debate will be in a town-hall format, but there is no consensus among insiders as to whether that helps or hinders Trump.
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Tillerson on Friday urged Gulf states to ease their blockade of Qatar, saying it has "humanitarian consequences" and hinders the United States' military efforts.
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One common tactic is to require identification at the voting polls, an unnecessary and offensive tactic that hinders voter participation rather than facilitates it.
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Russia's contention that North Korea did not fire an ICBM hinders Washington's push for the Security Council to impose stronger sanctions on North Korea.
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When scholars can't read the latest research, "that hinders the research they can do, and slows down the progress of humanity," MacKie-Mason says.
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Banks, credit card companies, lenders and loan servicers say the bureau tramples on due process and hinders firms that may have done nothing wrong.
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It hinders operators from bringing new planes into service and has delayed a variety of safety inspections and certifications for aircraft and airline employees.
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Patty Murray, the Senate health committee's ranking member, slammed the mixed messaging, saying it hinders businesses', schools' and families' ability to make informed decisions.
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" She added, "I'm not sure it helps him having us here, and I worry that it hinders him because it makes him remember Chris.
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"This pressure gives a kind of calming feeling, and it also hinders moving too much," says somnologist Gaby Badre of the University of Gothenburg.
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Mollie Tibbetts' case brings home for women in the harshest terms the ways in which misogyny hinders their freedom, their very right to exist.
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And even those internet connections are slow, which hinders web browsing, making it difficult to watch music videos and almost impossible to download files.
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Nearly 1 billion people lack adequate road networks, which hinders their access to basic services and can deepen social inequities, according to the United Nations.
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This homophobic notion hinders some straight cis men from trying out butt stuff For the most part, butts are the same regardless of your genitals.
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She may still be struggling with bad exes, and the legal conservatorship that still hinders her financial autonomy, but she's in control of the message.
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Now he has a hereditary disease that hinders the use of his legs and stops him from getting up at his wheelchair at other times.
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Feeding children an egg a day could prevent stunting, a condition resulting from poor nutrition which hinders cognitive growth, learning and economic potential, research shows.
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They argue it hinders businesses that comply with the laws and encourages others to keep their profits overseas, depriving the U.S. of much-needed revenue.
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What's more, female participants expressed acute awareness of these anti-vag views and reported that fear of judgment hinders their enjoyment of receiving oral sex.
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For the first time in 10 years, I realized an able-bodied person doesn't experience pain so intense it hinders their swallowing or breathing reflex.
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The removal of sites advertising sex hinders their ability to vet their clients, the advocates say, and is pushing more of them onto the streets.
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The removal of sites advertising sex hinders their ability to vet their clients, the advocates say, and is pushing more of them onto the streets.
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Trump argues that he is "building a wall" between Mexico and the U.S., and that Curiel's ethnicity poses an inherent conflict that hinders impartial rulings.
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Speaking on a second-quarter earnings conference call, Dimon veered into political commentary and said gridlock in Washington hinders economic growth in the United States.
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A strengthening single currency hinders Draghi's bid to push inflation back towards his close-to-2 percent target by pushing down the price of imported goods.
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To the contrary, a statute that prohibits official action undertaken for such personal purposes furthers, rather than hinders, the impartial and evenhanded administration of the law.
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And it is designed in ways that hinders the important work of researchers, who inform the public and policymakers about the nature and consequences of misinformation.
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Brent Eaton, the prosecuting attorney in Hancock County, Indiana, said that a lack of trained examiners in the area hinders his ability to prosecute sexual assaults.
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Bankers have long complained that regulators are too focused on ticking boxes and that such an approache hinders them from probing the transactions of bad guys.
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And still, critics' ignorance of the subject matter hinders their ability to assess the work, often relying on Eurocentric notions of excellence, further colonizing Indigenous performance.
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In some instances more administrative roles that are essential for public health are going unfilled, leaving piles of paperwork that delay research and hinders scientific progress.
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"Every day that passes that Congress and the president fail to come to an agreement hinders our national response to Zika," Scott said in a statement.
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The lack of trust with the White House on immigration issues -- which is not a feeling exclusive to just Democrats -- also hinders the prospects, aides say.
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In arguing against the transgender policy, Hartzler and other Republicans contend that it hinders readiness and costs too much to pay for transgender troops' medical care.
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A traumatic incident, nearly 40 years ago, set off dysphonia, a medical condition which, among other things, hinders any attempt to sustain or beautify a tune.
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We both have extensively worked with kids and thought about our childhood and our sexuality as children and how its repression still hinders our power today.
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She also spoke about her synesthesia—discussed at length in this profile for the New York Times—which she says helps and hinders her songwriting process.
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And since she cannot afford the bus fare, she must walk three miles to get there — a lengthy round trip that hinders her search for work.
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"Smoking could be an important and modifiable factor that hinders post-stroke functional recovery," said study co-author Tetsuro Ago of Kyushu University in Fukuoka, Japan.
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But it turns out that simply cutting loans — without replacing those lost dollars with grants or lower tuition — hinders students' academic progress and hurts their grades.
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It is true though that an emergency declaration could do some good to reduce red tape that hinders access to effective opioid treatments if properly executed.
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Guatemala has poor road conditions and horrible traffic which hinders tourists from reaching some of the unique history and natural beauty the country has to offer.
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"The travel ban is the wrong approach and will likely be counterproductive," Hooks added, saying it hinders a Koch goal of promoting a free and open society.
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Sales of Xiaflex, approved to treat a condition that causes painful erections as well as a disease that hinders finger movements, jumped 720.43 percent to $68.51 million.
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International companies complain that their inability to directly hire Cuban employees, and if necessary demote or fire underperforming staff, hinders their ability to provide satisfactory customer service.
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One of the drawbacks of cryptocurrencies - digital tokens that use encryption techniques to secure transactions - is price volatility, which hinders means of payments or medium of exchange.
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This exercise creates a sense of urgency, rather than fear, which is what "typically hinders our ability to really have a passion to tackle [debt]," Love says.
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Secrecy becomes a big issue for interns because it hinders your access to information you need in order to work and can be a big time drain.
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"The decision will set a precedent that hinders the development of a digital economy in Vietnam, and will discourage the development of several companies," Giao told Reuters.
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Bangalore has an average travel speed of 8 miles (13 kilometers) per hour during peak times in the morning which hinders the local economy, according to JICA.
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"Regulation that serves no useful purpose hinders the efficiency of markets to enlarge," said Greenspan, the longtime chairman of the Federal Reserve, during one of the hearings.
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The virus, which can be spread by mosquitoes and sexual contact, is known to cause severe birth defects such as microcephaly, which hinders a fetus's brain development.
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However, some legal experts see the framework putting an onus on entrepreneurs to go the securities registration route, a path that some say hinders the ICO process.
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It actively hinders some US officials from doing their job when they don't receive a detailed briefing about what the president discussed with another head of state.
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But the scuffle shows how Trump's lackadaisical approach to filling vacancies, as well as his sluggishness with sending qualified nominees to the Senate, hinders his policy agenda.
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The Trump administration has made repeated attempts to change the Flores settlement agreement, arguing that it hinders the government from deterring undocumented immigrants from entering the country.
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Some scientists speculate that sitting down for prolonged periods of time has the opposite affect and actually hinders our brain from working as well as it could.
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Apple warned it will not meet its revenue guidance for fiscal second quarter of 2020 as the coronavirus outbreak in China hinders the tech giant's supply chain.
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Whether or not a plant-based diet hinders the body's ability to healing is a matter of ongoing debate, but some research seems to suggest that it does.
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Secretary of State Rex Tillerson on Friday urged Gulf states to ease their blockade of Qatar, saying it has "humanitarian consequences" and hinders the United States' military efforts.
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But research also shows that visualizing only outcomes (like getting an A on a test) rather than work it actually takes to get there (like studying) hinders success.
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We read Emmanuel Levinas's theory of encounters and empathy — understanding empathy as a process that's so complex, but tries to erase differences, and hinders the possibility of change.
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This hinders efforts to contain the deadly virus by quarantining suspected cases and tracing, vaccinating and monitoring anyone who had contact with a person infected with the virus.
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"What Russia, the regime, Iran and the sectarian militias supported by Iran, do doesn't serve the peace process, quite the opposite, it hinders the peace process," he said.
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Steve said the bump hinders him from wearing baseball caps backwards, his signature look that he said helped him first get his wife Mandy&aposs attention years ago.
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In the revised deal, the U.S. is trying to dump the Chapter 19 dispute resolution mechanism that hinders the U.S. from pursuing anti-dumping and anti-subsidy cases.
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He also said Hamas' refusal to return the remains of two dead Israeli soldiers, along with two Israeli civilians it is holding, hinders Israeli efforts to assist Gaza.
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Mature food delivery markets in the United States and across Western Europe paint a grim picture of cutthroat competition between companies, which in turn hinders their overall profitability.
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Go deeper: In "rare agreement," Russia and Ukraine swap prisoners Ukrainian Orthodox Church formally sheds Russian ties U.S. sanctions bill hinders work on Russian-backed pipeline — for now
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Anyone who attacks peacekeepers, hinders the delivery of aid, commits human rights abuses or recruits child soldiers could also face sanctions, including a global travel ban or asset freeze.
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ASEAN's long-standing complaint, that Chinese influence on Cambodia hinders regional unity, is growing moot: over the South China Sea, at least, that unity appears to have disintegrated anyway.
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Banks say this hinders acquisitions of fintech firms, as high-ranking digital staff are used to big bonuses which they may have to relinquish if they become bank employees.
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In my view, this prejudice hinders women on many career paths, including politics and the law, contributing to the gap between what women and men earn for comparable work.
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Kilobars — 1 kilogram gold bars — dominate Asian trade but a lack of transparency about their origin and the absence of a global standard hinders their use on exchanges elsewhere.
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Although Facebook-owned WhatsApp uses end-to-end encryption to prevent eavesdroppers, not even the company can listen in — which law enforcement have long claimed that this hinders investigations.
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Analysts and officials say the use of a continuing resolution hinders the federal government's cybersecurity efforts, delaying and damaging the work that is being done across various government agencies.
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" He further argued that the legislation is unnecessary, and the Clean Water Act "in no way hinders, delays, or prevents the use of approved pesticides for pest control operations.
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There's no medical test to diagnose dyslexia, yet it's estimated that a staggering 43.5 million Americans have the learning disability, which hinders them from recognizing or sounding out words.
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Take our president, who not only ignores climate change and actively hinders research on it, but also happily enacts policies to strip women of control over their own bodies.
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The issue here is that the president's pardon power is so broad that he likely has the power to pardon Flynn and Manafort, even if that hinders the investigation.
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Even if Mr. Johnson succeeds, European leaders worry that he is not sincere about negotiating a future trade agreement that hinders him from cutting British corporate taxes and regulations.
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" Lewis argued that "the need for quality, trusted news reporting from China is greater than ever," and the decision "to target our News department journalists greatly hinders that effort.
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In the United States and Europe, political correctness is holding us back — not because it makes us cave to radicalism — but because it hinders radical, outside-the-box thinking.
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Beyond the question of money laundering, some experts say the anonymity of buyers and sellers hinders their ability to track ownership, a key element in establishing a work's authenticity.
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Cannabis' status as a federally illegal substance fuels illicit products, hinders research and limits the ability to develop consistent regulations, the head of the cannabis trade association said Wednesday.
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China blocks or hinders nearly every important foreign competitor online, including Google, Facebook, Wikipedia in Chinese, Pinterest, Line (the major Japanese messaging company), Reddit and The New York Times.
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The bridge's closure and the burned vehicles blocking it endanger residents to the south because it hinders easy access for any emergency vehicles coming from the north, the coalition says.
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Missteps involving the handling of users' personal data, misinformation scandals and allegations that their size hinders competition has put major tech companies at the center of growing scrutiny and criticism.
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A DeRozan-Ibaka core tops out as first-round fodder and still hinders the team's financial flexibility some moving forward, and so losing Lowry probably necessitates a difficult step backward.
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It not only hinders each episode; it actively diminishes the work being done by every other member of the cast because it hamstrings the central conflict driving the entire season.
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Good music sells itself but the fact that there are fewer labels, fewer management and publicity companies, and fewer booking agencies definitely hinders a local band's ability to thrive internationally.
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"The minute that other satellites go up that don't fall under US law, [the law] doesn't really prevent adversaries from getting intelligence and it just hinders US industry," says Weeden.
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The parents are a couple from Jordan who had suffered two miscarriages because the mother carries the genes for Leigh syndrome, a severe condition that hinders a fetus's neurological development.
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Endo already markets the drug in a different concentration under the name Xiaflex to treat a condition that causes painful erections as well as a disease that hinders finger movements.
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Whether you're just starting out in Pokémon Go or you've been playing obsessively to the point that it hinders your life productivity, this video tutorial will have something for everyone.
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As climate change makes U.S natural disasters bigger and badder, the lack of flood insurance seriously hinders the ability of Americans to rebuild and rebound after their property goes underwater.
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In some ways this hinders the ability for real growth in and between the characters, in part explaining why the Lyon men don't fight too hard to repair these relationships.
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On Tuesday, both the president and Nikki Haley addressed the current tendency of the Republican party to engage in vitriolic and biased rhetoric that only hinders us as a nation.
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One sticking point for Canada is the U.S. effort to dump the Chapter 19 dispute resolution mechanism that hinders the United States from pursuing anti-dumping and anti-subsidy cases.
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But none of this hinders her belief that the country has a bright future — she thinks the U.S. has always come out the other side stronger than it was before.
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Putting one of the primary architects of our current strategy directly in charge of execution would remove much of the political-military friction that sometimes hinders our national security efforts.
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And, without that investment, dousing it would be counter-intuitive; burning the natural gas is preventing its toxic components from lingering and hinders the methane's potential as a greenhouse gas.
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One sticking point for Canada is the U.S. effort to dump the Chapter 19 dispute-resolution mechanism that hinders the United States from pursuing anti-dumping and anti-subsidy cases.
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On the questions of whether to co-sleep with your baby or whether having kids truly hinders a couple's happiness, the answers aren't as black and white as many suggest.
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U.S. Defense Secretary James Mattis has said the fracturing of ties among its Gulf Arab allies hinders Washington's fight against Islamic State and "countering the spread of Iran's malign influence".
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It also highlights the lack of clarity surrounding taxation and national legislation, which deters many transnational investors, and the immaturity of regulators, which hinders the harmonization and allocation of terrestrial frequencies.
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A lack of internet access hurts businesses, hinders education, prevents people from getting jobs, and can even be life-threatening, as emergency services increasingly rely on internet-connected communications and documentation.
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The president is not afraid to challenge stagnant diplomatic verities, and he should do so again here by recognizing that Vietnam's dismal human rights record hinders long-term U.S. national interests.
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Washington (CNN)Former acting Attorney General Sally Yates on Friday slammed President Donald Trump's "inexplicable refusal" to confirm Russian interference in the 2016 election, saying it hinders the US Intelligence Community.
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All acknowledged the military needs to do better on space issues, but said creating the new branch would be premature and could just add more bureaucracy that ultimately hinders space operations.
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Besides the health risks, period poverty means that those who menstruate cannot reach their full potential as the lack of sanitary products hinders them from living their day-to-day lives.
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" However, "in reality, whether breakfast helps or hinders your efforts to prevent weight gain or lose weight will depend on the individual, added Murphy, who was not involved in the research.
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The Christian minority has long suffered from casual bigotry that, its members say, hinders their access to jobs and universities and has frequently erupted into mob violence in some rural areas.
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It's impossible to read this book without being moved to question your own comforts and necessities, to consider what a meaningful life comprises, and how our society hinders the pursuit of it.
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Indefinite immigration detention not only hinders ability of LGBTQ asylum seekers to recover from persecution, but gives the impression that they are once again being punished for their sexuality or gender identity.
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Widespread public ownership, together with strong government involvement in business operations, reduces the scope for business investments and hinders foreign direct investment in the domestic market, the OECD said in its report.
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Sure, you can't move your arms and you're sweating by the time you get inside — but the real bummer is the way that bundling up hinders your creativity when styling an outfit.
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Foxx's efforts have been largely driven by his belief that transportation has the power to lift up disadvantaged communities, where a lack of mobility often hinders access to healthcare, jobs and education.
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The rule book's definition — any act more than a yard beyond the line of scrimmage that "significantly hinders" a player's ability to catch the ball — differs from the "clear and obvious" standard.
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To be sure, there are reports of the many issues facing children, but the lack of coordinated attention to the many ways in which the system is failing hinders momentum for change.
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This hinders the government's ability to know the actual number of coronavirus cases in the US. While South Korea has run over 35,000 coronavirus tests, US has only tested about 500 people.
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When the cost of bringing a federal lawsuit significantly outstrips the value of their claims, this hinders copyright law from fulfilling its central function of incentivizing the creation of new expressive works.
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A lack of continuity makes it harder to recruit other top talent, and it hinders things like product launches and media deals to have new leaders continually shuffled through the top jobs.
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Beyond the environmental and public health risks associated with these pipelines, this investment in fossil fuel infrastructure is also hugely detrimental for climate change and hinders job growth associated with renewable energy.
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"The President's marginalization of the vast expertise of the State Department and his habitual disparaging of our allies as demonstrated at the G7 Forum hinders a lasting, stable pathway to peace," she said.
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Last month, Ratelband gained international attention when he told a Dutch court that he doesn't feel 69-years-old and his age hinders his ability to meet women on the Tinder dating app.
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"The international role of the euro is primarily determined by market forces and the Eurosystem neither hinders nor promotes the international use of the euro," ECB President Mario Draghi said in the report.
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European regulators are still underestimating how much the present framework hinders the capacity of telecoms operators to sustain investment, unlike the regulatory landscape enjoyed by their U.S. peers, the region's industry leaders argue.
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He makes no mention of the distortions that stem from well-meaning interventions, such as the complex mesh of means-tested welfare programmes that hinders the progress of poor workers into better jobs.
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But it's impossible to read this book without being moved to question your own comforts and necessities, to consider what a meaningful life comprises, and how our society hinders the pursuit of it.
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For investors, the limited information they have hinders them in making investment decisions about bonds issued by those countries if they don't know how much is actually owed to China already, she added.
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Mexican companies fear that scrapping the trade pact, as U.S. President Donald Trump has threatened to do, or renegotiating the deal in a way that hinders the Mexican economy would hit their earnings.
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With the presidential primaries less than a year away, the window is beginning to close on gaining congressional approval of the new NAFTA before the 2020 campaign heats up and hinders bipartisan dealmaking.
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"This move hurts the U.S.'s reputation far more than it hinders the I.C.C. prosecutor," said Stephen Rapp, a former American ambassador for war crimes issues who also served as an international prosecutor.
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It is the best way for Europe to avoid a splintered A.I. environment that hinders our collective progress, and to capitalize on our strong scientific and commercial position in this fast-evolving sector.
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The epartment's inspector general, the Civilian Complaint Review Board and other oversight agencies must also examine whether the body camera policy enhances or hinders the cameras' effectiveness as an accountability and transparency tool.
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UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - The United States on Tuesday threatened to impose further targeted unilateral sanctions on anyone who hinders Democratic Republic of Congo's already delayed preparations for an election to replace President Joseph Kabila.
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"All sorts of face covers that hinders the identification of individuals in a way that threatens national security shall be banned with effect from 29 April 2019 as per Emergency Regulations," the statement said.
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Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party has long campaigned to abrogate Kashmir's special privileges in the constitution, which it sees as a measure of appeasement to Muslims that hinders development.
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Every time you fail to fend-off an attack, you've usually lost a few buildings, a few workers, and suffered a plummet in happiness that causes a surge in emigration and hinders your recovery.
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" In an interview published shortly after winning the Prix Goncourt, Énard asserted that the media's constant focus on radical Islam and violent conflict "hinders any prospect of discovering the region's historical richness and variety.
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They acknowledged the United States needs to do better in space, but said creating a new military branch would be premature and could just add more bureaucracy that ultimately hinders the military's space operations.
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If money or timing is an issue that hinders the time you can spend together, also consider setting up phone or video chat dates to hear each other's voices and see each other's faces.
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The rates may help the lenders reap obscene profits, but it also results in an ever-growing college debt that impedes students from becoming the consumers of tomorrow and hinders our country's economic growth.
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Crisis hinders US, EU response to Russia The Turkish financial crisis is the latest threat to the country's ties with the U.S. and the European Union, pushing apart key allies in challenging Russian aggression.
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On their new album InDreams, the duo plays with melodies in a way that never hinders the journey forward, only amplifying it with harsh rhythmic cuts cut that reveals something deeper and more mysterious.
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In a lawsuit filed last week, these creators allege that YouTube hinders their channels by incorrectly restricting viewership of videos and not placing ads on queer-related content, limiting their ability to make money.
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But the abortion rights groups argue that the towns' ordinances violate their constitutional right to free expression, hinders them from doing their work and judges them as criminals without ever affording them a trial.
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Julie Delpy is Violette, a divorced Parisian fashionista whose devotion to her son, Lolo (Vincent Lacoste), a snooty 19-year-old with an Oedipus complex, hinders her romance with an I.T. engineer (Dany Boon).
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" The administration intends to withhold Federal grants from those jurisdictions, "except as deemed necessary for law enforcement purposes," and from any that have a policy that "prevents or hinders the enforcement of Federal law.
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All acknowledged the military needs to do better on space issues, but said creating the new military branch would be premature and could just add more bureaucracy that ultimately hinders the military's space operations.
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As Sequoia partner Bryan Schreier told us about Sequoia's thinking as it launched its own $180 million seed-stage fund last year, the mere association with certain hands-on firms helps more than it hinders.
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If market volatility or political instability hinders plans for an IPO, Nexi's owners have also outlined an alternative exit, a merger with a European rival such as Denmark's Nets or Britain's Worldpay, the sources said.
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Dr. Flum said that's why it's important for smokers to quit a few months before their surgery; just six months of abstinence can dramatically improve success rates because smoking hinders the body's ability to heal.
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Zhou said the control system worked with J-15 fighters, which will be the primary jets used on the ship, but "is not yet compatible with other aircraft, which hinders the aircraft carrier's final commissioning".
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To everyone's surprise, however, Mr. Castillejo quickly matched with several donors, including a German one — perhaps a legacy from his half-Dutch father — who carried a crucial mutation called delta 1503 that hinders H.I.V. infection.
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One of the issues for Canada in the revised deal is the U.S. effort to dump the Chapter 19 dispute resolution mechanism that hinders the United States from pursuing anti-dumping and anti-subsidy cases.
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His behavior throughout this presidential cycle severely hinders the Republican Party's ability to reach out to and mobilize minority voters, which the party itself noted as critical to maintaining a strategic political advantage going forward.
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The City of Asbestos in Quebec, Canada, announced on Wednesday that it will change its moniker because the negative connotation hinders its ability to develop economic relationships abroad, the city said in a news release.
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The Attorney General shall take appropriate enforcement action against any entity that violates 214 U.S.C. 215, or which has in effect a statute, policy, or practice that prevents or hinders the enforcement of Federal law.
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While MFN may have made sense in the past, today it allows some countries to "free ride" on the work of others without making any concessions themselves, which hinders new market-opening agreements between specific countries.
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But Shelly Asquith of the National Union of Students cautions that poor students are sometimes priced out of expensive university halls and thus end up living in the cheapest private places available, which hinders student mixing.
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"China faces feed resources shortage and has been relying on imports for feed proteins for long, which has become a bottleneck that hinders the development of our feed industry and animal farming," according to the document.
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The report has been in the works since 2015, but its release comes after President Trump decided last week to withdraw from the Paris climate agreement, which others have warned hinders U.S. leadership and national security.
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Former acting Attorney General Sally Yates tweeted Friday that President Trump's refusal to accept Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election "insults" the intelligence community and "hinders our ability to prevent" such attacks in the future.
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Unfettered by the noisy radio interference and light that hinders Earth-bound space observations, the telescopes will peer into the cosmic void, looking back in time to the early formation of our solar system, Burns says.
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We at Smarter Living have long been fans of taking regular breaks throughout the day, as study after study shows that feeling drowsy, exhausted or otherwise mentally depleted during the workday drastically hinders performance and productivity.
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But the cap has been criticized by Democrats as well as by a few GOP House members in high-tax states, who argue that it hurts their residents and hinders their states' abilities to offer public services.
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Today it feels like the internet often hinders us from comprehending the true diversity of our community as we become increasingly siloed into networks that are not as porous—or as serendipitous and random—as real life.
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The patchwork country divided between French- and Dutch-speakers has a bureaucracy that hinders the sharing of information, with six parliaments for its regions and linguistic communities, 193 local police forces and, in Brussels, 19 autonomous mayors.
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Children who grow up eating rice or millet with no meat, milk, or vegetables, are at risk of stunting, which hinders cognitive as well as physical growth, said Fidele Rima, a UNICEF nutrition advisor in Burkina Faso.
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In front of a packed federal courtroom in Dallas last week, plaintiffs attorneys fighting the Labor Department's fiduciary rule said it hinders free speech because it restricts what individuals selling retirement products will be able to say.
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Our over reliance on police enforcement for these types of situations puts an unnecessary strain on police resources, prevents officers from fighting serious crime, and hinders their ability to build positive relationships with the communities they serve.
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Part psychology seminar and sociology course, "Germans & Jews" finds its sharpest insights as it examines the stress of communication, when both sides are so hyper-aware of the past that it hinders what's said in the present.
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Democrats have, in effect, built themselves into a geographic box, one that hinders their ability to reclaim control of the U.S. House of Representatives and makes it difficult to win the Electoral College and the White House.
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One of the main sticking points for Canada in the revised deal is the U.S. effort to dump the Chapter 19 dispute resolution mechanism that hinders the United States from pursuing anti-dumping and anti-subsidy cases.
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Having an insular group continuously directing the future of U.S. national security not only limits our nation's ability to analyze and respond to future global challenges, but also hinders our creativity to respond to rising global threats.
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"The death of these (Islamic State) members hinders the terrorist group's ability to finance operations throughout Iraq and Syria ... the ability to pay fighters, procure weapons, and maintain equipment will be degraded," it said in a statement.
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While it's possible the Trump administration will ignore this long-standing precedent and claim city or state refusal to help enforce federal immigration law is the same as a policy that "prevents or hinders" federal enforcement, Sec.
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"The fact of the matter is, when we increase serotonin, it increases mood, it decreases anxiety, and it hinders our sexuality," Dr. Kenneth Rosenberg, a New York-based psychiatrist and author who specializes in sexuality, told BuzzFeed News.
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Scientific American explains: Play frames explain why most people will not find it comical if someone falls from a 10-story building and dies: in this instance, the falling person's distress hinders the establishment of the nonserious context.
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A new Pew survey finds that 83% of Americans think the relationship between Trump and the news media is "unhealthy," and an additional 73% believe the tension between Trump and the media hinders their access to political news.
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Julie Delpy is back in Paris, as Violette, a divorced fashionista whose devotion to her son, Lolo (Vincent Lacoste), a snooty 113-year-old artist with an Oedipus complex, hinders her romance with a technology engineer (Dany Boon).
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Unlike the United States, where both the public and private sectors sponsor research and engage directly with the research community, Canada's universities are more reliant on public funding alone and this hinders commercialization of innovative ideas and discoveries.
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While sources told Reuters that Kraft believes that investing in innovation would be an important part of the combined company, analysts have begun to question whether 7G's operational approach hinders Kraft's ability to grow over the long term.
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A blemished record certainly hinders Minnesota's chances of breaking into the playoff, but a win against the No. 15 Wisconsin Badgers and a Big Ten championship win — likely over Ohio State — could be enough to seal the deal.
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"Not having an accurate understanding of the extent of homelessness - who they are, where they are, what their needs are - hinders policymaking and compromises the ability to plan and provide for them," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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"The fact that someone is not physically in the courtroom really hinders a lot of the less tangible aspects of our successful representation," said Sarah Deri Oshiro, the managing director of the Immigration Practice for the Bronx Defenders.
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More research facilities are needed to study the virus, according to researcher and Kansas State University professor Megan Niederwerder, who said she believes ASF is still not fully understood, which hinders efforts to develop a vaccine for it.
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The scramble to halt the coronavirus is likely to dampen economic growth in China, and the damage could extend to the U.S. economy if a prolonged outbreak hinders American firms dependent on steady international travel and Chinese consumer spending.
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Photo: GettyRansomware may be mostly thought of as a (sometimes costly) nuisance, but when it hinders the ability of doctors and nurses to provide aid to those in need of emergency medical care, then it qualifies as armed robbery.
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That's why, as a Republican and Democrat, we agree that to effect real change, educators and lawmakers alike must tackle the racial and income inequity that hinders individual student success and undermines the economic strength of our broader society.
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While tariffs are popular in some quarters, the manipulation of the tariff-exemption process raises serious concerns of cronyism, protectionism and further manipulation of the free market that hinders the ability for job creators, innovators and entrepreneurs to flourish.
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What this all means is that whether having music playing in the background helps or hinders performance depends on the task and on the type of music, and only understanding this relationship will help people maximize their productivity levels.
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"I traveled to Delhi and Mumbai this January with World Vision to meet girls and women directly impacted by the stigmatization of menstrual health and to learn how it hinders girls' education," she wrote in an essay for Time.
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Modi could also end the special constitutional status given to India's only Muslim-majority state, Jammu and Kashmir, as the BJP believes the status prevents outsiders from buying property there and hinders its integration with the rest of India.
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But in the episode, Steve, whose last name wasn&apost disclosed, said the bump now hinders him from wearing baseball caps backwards, his signature look that he said helped him first get his wife Mandy&aposs attention years ago.
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That hinders the potential effectiveness of US laws: As Dylan Matthews explained, milder versions of gun control do have some evidence behind them in terms of reducing gun deaths, but they're nowhere as strong as the effects seen with stricter policies.
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Activist types have been going on about "banning the box" in employment for a while now—the "box" being the request for an applicant's criminal history, which critics say inspires prejudice and hinders formerly incarcerated people from reentering the workforce.
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Until now, however, strict regulations over the internal condom in the US by the Food and Drug Administration have made it a pain to produce and distribute, which hinders proper access to the product and education on how to use it.
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"I traveled to Delhi and Mumbai this January with World Vision to meet girls and women directly impacted by the stigmatization of menstrual health and to learn how it hinders girls' education," she wrote in a moving essay for Time.com.
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A lack of day-care centers and employers that allow staff to work from home hinders Bangladeshi women, who have to balance work and family duties, said Maleka Banu, general secretary of the Bangladesh Mahila Parishad, a women's rights group.
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Bank of America Global Fund Manager Survey: Biggest risks —Pisani Around midday ET, the major averages were broadly lower after Apple warned its quarterly revenue may not meet its guidance as the coronavirus outbreak hinders the tech giant's supply chain.
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"Both retail sales and industrial production, the latest indicators, have shown that there is little consistency in the recovery process of the Brazilian economy, which hinders local markets a little," said Alvaro Bandeira, chief economist at the digital bank, Modalmais.
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The director has repeatedly argued that the bureau's inability to access data from roughly 7,800 devices last year, a problem known as "going dark," poses a "major public safety issue" because it hinders their ability to prosecute terrorists and criminals.
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In the same study that found regret hinders our ability to solve problems, participants were asked to read the following two statements and recall at least one benefit from a regrettable event: Everything can be viewed from a different perspective.
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"The registration of a country name that enjoys highly positive national branding to a private company defies logic and is untenable as it hinders companies and entities to register their products with their country of origin," the government said in a press release.
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But if you follow the African market, you know that despite the big potential — of the 1.2 billion inhabitants, the average age is 21, Choi said, a great market for streaming music services — the economy is still underdeveloped, which hinders significant growth.
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Sometimes the love I have for all of this hinders me from experiencing those things to where that might force me to step away from this at some point, but it will never be because I don't want to do it anymore.
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But this perception misses two major points: first, even if one could argue that this predicament isn't doing much harm, it clearly hinders the UN from fulfilling its fundamental objectives and secondly, the reality is that damage is, in fact, being caused.
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MORE. In fact, McMaster himself has urged the president to refrain from using the phrase, arguing that violent extremists, such as ISIS militants, push a perverse view of Islam and that the phrase "radical Islamic terror" ultimately hinders U.S. goals, according to CNN.
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More specifically, each pair is emblazoned with the face of a so-called Blood Dumpster — "a politician who has tried in the past or who is currently trying to pass legislation that hinders women's reproductive rights," to borrow Cute Fruit's exact definition.
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The complaint alleges that Faze Clan's Gamer Agreement relegates up to 2000% of the streamer's earnings from branded content (sponsored videos) to Faze Clan, and that the contract hinders Tfue from pursuing and earning money from sponsorship deals that Faze Clan hasn't approved.
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With around 266 trains passing through every day, cars, and pedestrians struggle to share the space; the crossing causes traffic gridlocks, delays ambulances and fire trucks, hinders the economic viability of the downtown area, and threatens the safety of everyone who uses it.
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In a 23 study of member organizations by the Associated Equipment Distributors, a trade association representing more than 2000 equipment, distributors, manufacturers and industry-service companies, 50 percent reported that the inability to find qualified technicians hinders business growth and increases costs.
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China is trying to broaden its economy beyond its traditional dependence on manufacturing, but its financial system still operates on a state-directed lend-and-spend model that has generated alarming amounts of debt even as it hinders money from reaching entrepreneurs.
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Following the terrorist attacks in Paris and San Bernardino, the demand for weaker encryption – either by government mandate or the voluntary action of technology companies – comes from law enforcement officials who argue that encryption hinders their ability to track terrorists and criminals.
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I could do 10,000 words alone on this but a salary cap hinders a lot of fun things in sports, like trades, free agency, and the ability to earn so much money that I can eventually buy the Miami Marlins after I retire.
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Though Flint's water supply is "definitely on its path to recovery," continued concern among residents about lead contamination and other issues hinders the cleanup of the system's network of corroded pipes, according to the Virginia Tech researcher who blew open the Michigan city's water crisis.
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Legislative barriers impede the financial self-sustainability of our infrastructure (which in turn hinders their physical sustainability), and to make matters even worse, a whole other class of restrictions prevent revenue from being reinvested (or "ring-fenced") back into the project that generated it.
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" The inspector general's report concludes that neither the Pentagon nor the Afghan government knows if the uniform still being issued there is "appropriate to the Afghan environment, or whether it actually hinders their operations by providing a more clearly visible target to the enemy.
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After being told by the globalist elite they're illegal entry into the country is without consequence, helps rather than hinders American workers, and unites the national culture, any existing moral qualms of further violating the law, such as by voting, have been thoroughly scrubbed away.
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"As long as it's not hurting you in any way … if this was hindering Kourtney's growth or if it hinders my growth, then you also have to put yourself first because you are, in fact, taking care of your children," the Good American mogul said.
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Inflation is expected to rise to 9.8% if the crisis continues until December, as demand for medical supplies, cleansers and other products increases and as a lack of imported inputs hinders local production capacity, she said, speaking after a cabinet meeting held by video conference.
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Tiffany Walden, who runs The Triibe, which reports on black communities in Chicago, told NBC News that she can't get over BNC being "run by two Republican white men," as she thinks it hinders the channel's ability to cover issues that are important to black people.
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With global debt rising above 300 percent of gross domestic product, according to the Institute of International Finance, and very low productivity growth in developed countries, it's not surprising that additional units of debt fail to deliver the expected growth, while excess capacity hinders investment and trade.
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In particular, if handset makers or carriers want to develop their own "forked", unofficial version of Android, this hinders market distribution and competition for app developers, since these versions are no longer allowed to carry the Google Play Store, the primary distribution platform for Android apps.
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In its statement opposing Trump's Title X changes, the American Nurses Association said "As the most honest and ethical profession, nurses must guard against any erosive policy that hinders patients from making meaningful, informed decisions about their own health, or that blocks access to care" [emphasis theirs].
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Record (AP rank): 9-0 (12)Last week's result: Beat TCU 29-23Last week's playoff rank: 12The outlook: An early-season loss to a mediocre USC squad significantly hinders Utah's chances of making the playoff, but the Utes still have a solid chance of breaking through.
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Retweeting a report that Gove might ban plastic straws and had complained that the EU hinders environmental protection, the deputy head of the European Commission, Frans Timmermans, launched a rare public swipe from the Brussels executive at the government of what is still, for another year, a member state.
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I take you to be saying that most of our public speech, the kind of speech we consider morally and politically serious, is not only useless but actually hinders our collective effort to get at the truth, and therefore we shouldn't permit its expression without considering the social costs.
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It hinders the ability of American companies to attract great talent, increases costs imposed on business, makes it more difficult for American firms to compete in the international marketplace, and gives global enterprises a new, significant incentive to build operations — and hire new employees — outside the United States.
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President-elect Trump and the new Congress have an opportunity to support middle-skill training, career and technical education, apprenticeship, and upskilling to narrow the skills gap that hinders hiring First, we know that public private partnerships work to move people into middle-skill jobs – but they cost money.
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It hinders the ability of American companies to attract great talent; increases costs imposed on business; makes it more difficult for American firms to compete in the international market-place; and gives global enterprises a new, significant incentive to build operations — and hire new employees — outside the United States.
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DESIGN HINDERS CLEANING U.S. Senator Patty Murray of Washington state, who led a Senate investigation into duodenoscope infections following an outbreak at a Seattle hospital several years ago, expressed concern about the persistent lapses in patient safety related to endoscopy despite years of scrutiny by regulators and lawmakers.
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" The order, they continued, "hinders the ability of American companies to attract talented employees, increases costs imposed on business, makes it more difficult for American firms to compete in the international marketplace and gives global enterprises a new, significant incentive to build operations — and hire new employees — outside the United States.
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The results of the Reuters Corporate Survey underscore the view that authorities may not have the means to bring about an escape to deflation, with respondents noting it has become too entrenched and that the mindset of a rapidly aging but mostly middle-class population worried about pensions hinders any exit.
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"From local governments trying to figure out where they stand compared with others, to academics and research organizations trying to analyze data in new ways, fewer data hinders efforts to elevate the debate around justice issues," writes Nancy La Vigne, a criminologist at the Urban Institute, in a blog post. Elsewhere.
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While the executive order's language is relatively benign, it should be read in the context of the administration's criticism of the Dodd-Frank Act, which has called it a disastrous policy that hinders the market, reduces the availability of credit, and cripples the economy's ability to grow and create jobs.
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A poll released in September 2015 by right-leaning public opinion firm Rasmussen found that 58 percent of likely voters believe there is a "war on cops," and 60 percent believe criticism of police hinders actual law enforcement (that's despite the fact that last year was one of the safest ever for police).
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A globally-accepted, science-based regulatory system should be adopted that facilitates, rather than hinders, safe use of such new technologies Bottom line: We have the tools to improve crops but also need wise management of water resources and soil fertility, along with appropriately optimizing farm sizes, land tenure, and access to markets.
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Record (AP rank): 9-1 (7)Last week's result: Beat UCLA 49-3Last week's playoff rank: 7Key games remaining: Pac-12 title gameThe outlook: An early-season loss to a mediocre USC squad significantly hinders Utah's chances of making the playoff, but the Utes still have a solid chance of breaking through.
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Record (AP rank): 10-1 (6)Last week's result: Beat Arizona 35-7Last week's playoff rank: 7Key games remaining: Pac-12 title gameThe outlook: An early-season loss to a mediocre USC squad significantly hinders Utah's chances of making the playoff, but the Utes still have a solid chance of breaking through.
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"This is a textbook case about how certain companies can game the process to use trade laws to try to accomplish what they can't accomplish in the marketplace," LG said in a statement, adding the decision hinders the ramp-up of LG's planned new plant in Tennessee and threatens new U.S. jobs.
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Some of the retested studies have been widely influential in science and in pop culture, like a 2011 paper on whether access to search engines hinders our memories, or whether reading books improves a child's theory of mind (meaning their ability to understand that other people have thoughts and intentions different from their own).
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Today's Massive Ransomware Attack Was Mostly Preventable—Here's How To Avoid ItRansomware may be mostly thought of as a (sometimes costly) nuisance, but when it hinders the…Read more ReadWannaCry is believed to have originated from a set of hacking tools that were leaked online by a group of hackers known as the Shadow Brokers.
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We're still in the feeling out stage of their sudden and ostensibly flawed on-court relationship, but the chemistry Griffin and Drummond have already showed must feel like a humongous relief for Stan Van Gundy, whose future front office power hinders on his ability as a coach to find ways for them to coexist.
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Ted Lieu (D-Calif.), meanwhile, introduced an amendment stating that it is the "sense of Congress that [Trump] ... undermin[es] the conclusions of the intelligence community and his own cabinet members ... [and] United States credibility, hinders deterrence and challenges United States standing with key allies" by not acknowledging that Russia interfered in the 85033 election.
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What we have here, really, is a person, Roseanne Barr, who called a black person an animal, a comparison that directly refers to and reinforces our country's genocidal past — a past that still hinders black life in devastating ways, and that good people have been fighting to not just leave behind but repair for generations.
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Ted Lieu (D-Calif.), meanwhile, introduced an amendment stating that it is the "sense of Congress that [Trump] ... undermin[es] the conclusions of the intelligence community and his own cabinet members ... [and] United States credibility, hinders deterrence and challenges United States standing with key allies" by not acknowledging that Russia interfered in the 2016 election.
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"This lawsuit challenges the federal government's recent unlawful and unconstitutional policy authorizing civil immigration arrests in and around New York State courthouses — a policy that disrupts the effective functioning of our courts, deters victims and witnesses from assisting law enforcement and vindicating their rights, hinders criminal prosecution, and undermines public safety," the complaint reads.
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Dove understands this sentiment, and has experienced the repercussions of such first-hand: "If designers want to cast somebody who's androgynous, they always have to think about if someone doesn't necessarily see this as an artistic expression, rather a political statement that they support LGBT rights, and that definitely hinders my ability to get some work," she says.
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This is ironically an issue that one of the signatories, Mozilla, has been an active critic of others over — including Facebook, whose political ad API it reviewed damningly this year, finding it not fit for purpose and "designed in ways that hinders the important work of researchers, who inform the public and policymakers about the nature and consequences of misinformation".
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" The site goes on to say that each featured face is "a U.S. politician who has tried in the past or who is currently trying to pass legislation that hinders women's reproductive rights, and in so doing has had his or her face wind up in the crotch of a pair of Bloody Mary undies, for YOU to bleed all over!
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"If some DC official used those or similar expressions of my freedom of speech as the main reason to rescind my award, that unfortunately hinders the whole idea of the International Women of Courage Award, which is to promote human rights, such as freedom of speech, and which was the basis for my nomination in the first place," she told CNN.
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Players hit like Altuve by being exceptionally good at putting the barrel of the bat on the ball, and they supplement that talent by sacrificing certain mechanics that might otherwise help the ball pop, like a steep bat path through the zone, which limits time to make contact with the ball, or a long stride, which lengthens a swing but hinders mid-swing adjustments.
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And some designers, like Demna Gvasalia of the Vetements-Balenciaga phenomenon, who told 032c magazine that he would never "compromise the credibility of a collection, for instance, to cater to what someone might think regarding our politics, or to send an insincere, first-degree message about something people expect for the sake of correctness" in fear that it hinders on artistic vision and distracts from the clothing.
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Bruce Lee and others had speculated that a low guard uses the head as bait and hinders targeting of the body, but if the fighter with the low guard is aware that his head is exposed and acting as bait, as soon as his opponent steps in and the fighter isn't in position to counter, his hands are going to fly up into a high guard anyway.
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The AirTV Player itself is an interesting device, as it offers a workaround for the problem of gaining access to local channels – something that hinders some consumers from taking the plunge and cutting the cord with pay TV. Though you can access local channels for free over the air via an antenna, adding them to a streaming TV service like Sling's means negotiating on rights with the various broadcasters.
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The macho bullying atmosphere at Magic Leap fosters a dysfunctional culture which creates chaos and lack of process and structure [and] hinders the company from achieving key product deadlines (including launch, which has shifted back at least 4 times in Campbell's 1.5 years at the company.)" There's obviously no love lost between Campbell and Magic Leap — among other things, the complaint describes company leadership as "Abovitz syncophants" and Abovitz himself as "pouty and prone to temper-tantrums.
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"The central message from our study is that health is an important factor for continued sexual activity and satisfaction in older age, but lack of communication - between healthcare professionals and women and their partners - hinders appropriate support for those who need it," said the study's lead author, Helena Harder, a research fellow at Brighton and Sussex Medical School at the University of Sussex in the UK. To take a closer look at sex and older women, Harder and her colleagues analyzed surveys filled out by 83,305 women, half of whom were 64 or older.
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