He jumps from obstacle to obstacle with absolutely zero coordination.
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But sometimes, an obstacle gets in our way — and that obstacle is, well, boobs.
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In equestrian competitions, "one must go obstacle by obstacle… One must have patience," he said.
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Students will learn about lidar obstacle detection, radar obstacle detection, camera and lidar data fusion, and Kalman Filters.
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"If they've hit an obstacle in their life, I hope to inspire on how to overcome that obstacle."
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As the user approaches an obstacle, the sensor vibrates, growing in intensity and frequency the closer the obstacle gets.
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We went from obstacle one to obstacle two, he slipped and fell, and the bone went right through his arm.
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This illogical stubbornness is all in the spirit of the book's inclination to throw obstacle after obstacle at its protagonists.
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They are not the only obstacle to peace between the Israelis and Palestinians — but they are an obstacle to peace.
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The Phantom 33 Advanced will still only have forward and downwards obstacle avoidance, unlike the Pro version's backwards and side obstacle avoidance.
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If Villanova's run this season has proved that not having football is a surmountable obstacle, it has not erased the obstacle itself.
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We all know Jack and Rebecca well enough now hopefully to know that the obstacle isn't the person, the obstacle is the idea.
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That's still better obstacle avoidance than the Mavic Pro which only has obstacle avoidance cameras on the front and bottom of the drone.
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That's the tremendous difference between Skydio and, say, DJI's obstacle avoidance: when you fly a Mavic toward an obstacle, it generally just stops.
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The creek, which was a formidable obstacle for either side to pass on our left, became a very slight obstacle on our right.
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And it's a vision shared by the civil rights movement, which overcame obstacle after obstacle, and persevered in the face of daunting odds.
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Their lawyer, Grant Armstrong, told the London High Court that Great Ormond Street was placing "obstacle after obstacle" in the way of the parents' wish.
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Generally a story is about: Protagonist has an obstacle, they learn how to overcome that obstacle, and in their journey they learn something about themselves.
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Completely unconcerned with the running timer, the dog trotted from obstacle to obstacle at a leisurely pace, even stopping occasionally to appreciate the captivated audience.
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It's alarming: A robotic voice recites various notifications as screens light up: pull up, wind shear, wind shear, wind shear, terrain, obstacle, obstacle, pull up.
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"If circumstances arise such that we are the only obstacle preventing a child from further abuse, we stand ready to be that obstacle," he tells the group.
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Like if somebody is repeating the name of Ganesh, the Hindu god depicted as an elephant, it is to remove an obstacle, usually an ego-based obstacle.
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Kholoud al-Faqih, the inspiring heroine in Erika Cohn's documentary, overcame obstacle after obstacle to become the first female judge in the Shariah courts of the Middle East.
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Tired of his boring day-to-day corporate job, he decided to partake in a tough mudder obstacle course — a series of 10 to 12-mile obstacle race events.
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"It is also the opinion of the White House that settlements are not an obstacle to peace and, indeed, they have never been an obstacle to peace," she said.
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" But plowing through obstacle after obstacle eventually leads to benefic growth: "We learned a lot about each other, our fears and proclivities, as well as ways to counter balance those.
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Charlie's parents had sought court permission on Tuesday to bring Charlie home to die, and their lawyer claimed that the hospital had put up "obstacle after obstacle" to their plan.
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Every obstacle my characters face, no matter how big or small, is tied to an obstacle black people are fighting today or have fought as recently as 30 years ago.
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The prototype I saw had stereo cameras for vision, a 3D depth camera for obstacle avoidance, a downward facing camera for positioning, and sonar sensors all around for more obstacle avoidance.
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"It is certainly not Mr. Trump's view that settlement activities should be condemned and that it is an obstacle for peace, because it is not an obstacle for peace," Greenblatt said.
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The other obstacle is funding — which is mission impossible.
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It's the job of a season finale to build events to a breaking point, and Killing Eve's "You're Mine" piles on obstacle after obstacle for our titular heroine and her antiheroic counterpart.
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That initial obstacle became a strength rather than a weakness.
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But, I don't think you can make that an obstacle.
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Tori Spelling and Dean McDermott are facing another financial obstacle.
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Try this: place an obstacle between you and those snacks.
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For many families, the cost of adoption is an obstacle.
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But the biggest obstacle of many is the entitlement mentality.
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"This is an open obstacle to the investigation," Gorbatyuk said.
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However, Switzerland may have found a way around that obstacle.
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Another obstacle to action is a disagreement on regulatory priorities.
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But it has now hit a serious, and unusual, obstacle.
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I don't see the difference in age as an obstacle.
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This isn't your typical obstacle course: Welcome to Ultimate Beastmaster!
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Their fury is not the only obstacle to Google's prospects.
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Increasingly, however, the greatest obstacle to disruption is China's rulers.
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"Retirement is just a bigger, more intangible obstacle," he says.
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Nonetheless, attribution remains the primary obstacle to holding hackers accountable.
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India's protectionism has long been an obstacle to trade liberalisation.
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Now, their biggest obstacle is a bit of cabin fever.
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The obstacle standing in Mr Kuchar's way was Mr Spieth.
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That decision swept away the last obstacle to the transfer.
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The only major obstacle is the potential lack of interest.
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Its computer vision has spotted an obstacle in the way.
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One obstacle in negotiations will be the countries' conflicting motives.
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The biggest obstacle to a People's Vote is the timetable.
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But the cost isn't the only obstacle trans people face.
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The final obstacle is the broadening definition of organised crime.
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He's put an obstacle in his path that they haven't.
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For me, surmounting an obstacle is a test of character.
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An obstacle arrives this morning, but you'll work it out.
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And that's a major obstacle to getting many things done.
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Space is sometimes a major obstacle, as is water availability.
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And that's a significant obstacle to the party's populist wing.
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Half of parents also said grocery bills were an obstacle.
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To another, it can signal overcoming a major personal obstacle.
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For instance, obstacle avoidance is not turned on by default.
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The first obstacle is the strong resistance near 250 cents.
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Another obstacle is the market power of today's big companies.
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But excessive candour can be an obstacle when motivating employees.
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But one major obstacle for that to happen is logistics.
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When the ACA removed that obstacle, people went to work.
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The next year, Google invited me to an obstacle course.
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It's a good challenge and obstacle for an individual character.
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This inspired him to create his own shorter obstacle courses.
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Overly burdensome regulations are a significant obstacle to economic growth.
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The cost of housing in the city poses an obstacle.
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Yet many dual currency proponents say that is no obstacle.
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A major obstacle, education experts say, is the short timetable.
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After weeks of struggling, Woodstock 50 faced a new obstacle.
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Obstacle clearance was also better in the virtual reality group.
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"The mind can overcome any obstacle," the young Trump said.
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Yet even this wasn't the only obstacle in our way.
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In fact, it is both the gatekeeper and the obstacle.
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The biggest obstacle here: There's no place for scooters, physically.
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Another obstacle: the spread of the sound of trap music.
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Now the couple has to face a bigger obstacle: Barb.
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Was Eight Mile Rock an obstacle he had to overcome?
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But the principal obstacle standing in the way is political.
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You can think of college as adulthood's first obstacle course.
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"For physicists it isn't just a technical obstacle," he said.
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For several months, this was a huge and constant obstacle.
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It would be obstacle courses, sleeping out, living without food.
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"She had to overcome a mountainous obstacle," Shawn told me.
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But the shifting theatrical release calendar creates an unforeseen obstacle.
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The obstacle, as often happens with demagogues, is their president.
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Krongauz faced the same obstacle, compounded by complications from diabetes.
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This season, though, Austin's biggest obstacle has been staying healthy.
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So, it's a bit of the obstacle is the way.
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And this is certainly an obstacle she continues to face.
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But lately, a serious obstacle to its purpose has arisen.
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The obstacle course of cars parked where they shouldn't be.
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That desire, however, faced a formidable obstacle: the US government.
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The second obstacle regarded the password for the iTunes backup.
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My obstacle was trusting other people to do my job.
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And rather the lack of regulation has been an obstacle.
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And that settlement construction is the principal obstacle to peace.
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The extraordinary path is going right through the obstacle itself.
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" "This is now the biggest obstacle I have ever faced.
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Bays called that opposition an "insurmountable obstacle" at this point.
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This vaguely topical obstacle is what keeps these lovers apart.
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Still, money remains an obstacle for a lot of patients.
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But right now, there's another obstacle standing in Harley's way.
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Bucky was the most focused when he created obstacle courses.
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But I don't see player resistance as the biggest obstacle.
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Will it go under an obstacle, above, or around it?
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Another obstacle is figuring out how to fund these projects.
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Yes, Azerbaijan's democratization policies are an obstacle to U.S. support.
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There's a final obstacle to agreement on DACA: political predators.
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They are painting Mr. Ghani as an obstacle to peace.
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Alpine skiing is basically skiing but on an obstacle course!
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Now Trump's apparent affinity for brinksmanship remains the greatest obstacle.
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But other experts warn Pyongyang may soon overcome that obstacle.
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One obstacle: Skates on ice are surprisingly hard to study.
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The political obstacle has not been public opinion per se.
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It was just my own embarrassment that was the obstacle.
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Dabls: When I first started, I had a major obstacle.
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Tired of the boring day-to-day of his corporate job, Scudder decided to take part in a tough mudder obstacle course, which is a series of 10 to 12-mile obstacle race events.
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But Digger does his job perfectly: He's charming enough to be a compelling obstacle for Luke and Lorelai, but neurotic and weird enough that you know he's not going to be a permanent obstacle.
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It is only because the emergence of an obstacle to a growing economy gives us our next job to try to perpetuate growth or, if that obstacle in fact stalls the economy, to restore growth.
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Desperate and on the run, the couple sets out to clear their names, running into obstacle after obstacle as they try to figure out whodunnit — and if their struggling relationship is worth saving after all.
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The obstacle is life and our greatest weaknesses and greatest flaws.
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Representing team USA, Jessie completely crushes the obstacle with incredible ease.
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There are two options post-obstacle: Collapse into a puddle of
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Guests and curious passers by have also tried the obstacle course.
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This diagnosis wasn't a bookend for the rescue, just an obstacle.
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And in a first for DJI, they have omnidirectional obstacle sensing.
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If you are the sole owner, this is no big obstacle.
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The only obstacle in her way was her crippling stage fright.
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They're usually the obstacle between you and a customer service agent.
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The Tuesday court order would remove one obstacle to that process.
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The suggested restitution of African art also faces another legal obstacle.
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That removes a major obstacle to talks with the United States.
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That deficit has not proved to be much of an obstacle.
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And as we stand here today, that is a major obstacle.
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It removes an obstacle that stops abjectly poor people bettering themselves.
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What if they encounter an unexpected obstacle and get completely offtrack?
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The biggest obstacle to rugby's popularity remains Brazilians' obsession with football.
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We mostly accepted it as an obstacle we had to overcome.
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For Kashmiris however, Sunday's attack is yet another obstacle towards peace.
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If Norman can pedal past this obstacle, he can do anything.
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But on Wednesday, the journalists were met with a new obstacle.
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The quality of teaching is a major obstacle to better education.
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It's all about obstacle plus prohibition plus yearning, which equals desire.
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But the lack of a single market is a big obstacle.
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A new feature is its self-parking and obstacle detection system.
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The only real obstacle will be people's willingness to embrace change.
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In the case of BlaBlaCar, the obstacle of distance is removed.
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The ACV is also capable of obstacle detection to prevent mishaps.
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According to the singer, success hasn't been an obstacle to love.
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To Halford, however, any obstacle to his vaccine seemed an injustice.
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The price is definitely going to be an obstacle for some.
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But really, the phones only need to clear the border obstacle.
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The subsequent obstacle dodging gameplay is familiar territory for the series.
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Unfortunately, the cat's physical challenges are an obstacle in finding forever.
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The main obstacle is the cost of producing bioplastics, he noted.
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It's an obstacle he noted during an interview over the weekend.
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But Democrats are staring down one huge obstacle: the Senate map.
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"Conscientious objection is an obstacle," she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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But the further evolution of global governance faces a big obstacle.
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To be sure, overhauling the train service is not obstacle-free.
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Most countries consider settlement activity illegal and an obstacle to peace.
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Make your way through every obstacle the game throws at you.
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This still left one obstacle to milkweed's introduction into rabbit cuisine.
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One main obstacle is who decides who or what is extremist.
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One obstacle to such understanding is that Germans view reunification differently.
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Higgins' support removes another obstacle between Pelosi and the speaker gavel.
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The track is a narrow obstacle course winding through ancient streets.
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Liquidity is another obstacle to the development of the FTZ market.
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The structure of the government provided yet another obstacle to policymakers.
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Another persistent obstacle, said Cornett, ties back to Hazard's coal culture.
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Another obstacle is the increased training required to become a firefighter.
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It's an acknowledgment that we are sometimes our own biggest obstacle.
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"You are not compelled to complete every obstacle," the rules state.
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It's packed with bruising battles, daunting obstacle courses, and underwater adventures.
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One obstacle has been divisions among African-Americans on the issue.
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"The bureaucrats in Brussels are an obstacle for us, not Islam."
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In other words, Democratic stridency is another potential obstacle for Biden.
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The obstacle was an American wariness toward refugees that outweighed sympathy.
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The GOP's slim majority in the Senate has been the obstacle.
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Cook is already tackling the next obstacle to his students' learning.
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Switzerland's neutrality could also turn out to be a major obstacle.
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"The heliopause is an obstacle to the interstellar flow," Stone added.
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The paper's investors were another obstacle to defying the Nixon administration.
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Another obstacle to more acquisitions is COFCO's debt and cash position.
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The cosmos is a vast obstacle course of life-threatening dangers.
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But so far, that hasn't been the obstacle I expected: Sen.
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On the face of it, that is not a big obstacle.
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Cora took every obstacle thrown in her way and crushed it.
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"The biggest obstacle is money," said Courtni Pugh, his political consultant.
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"Stupid," he branded it, and an obstacle to peace and security.
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Those high costs are a real obstacle in a medical crisis.
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The main obstacle to Palestinian economic growth is clear: the occupation.
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"Dealing with such an obstacle taught me a lot," he said.
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But these plans have one major obstacle: Donald Trump is president.
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Your department head is territorial and an obstacle to your progress.
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Mr. Cuccinelli, however, faces a likely insurmountable obstacle in Mr. McConnell.
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I had to have an obstacle to feel like I existed.
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Loss of income is a frequently cited obstacle to quarantine compliance.
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For too many Americans, registering to vote is an obstacle course.
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One obstacle is the potentially disruptive effect of the laboratory context.
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But it does make him a bigger obstacle for Mr Netanyahu.
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But the regulatory process may not be the biggest obstacle here.
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The teacher, Tonya Winfield, had set up an elaborate obstacle course.
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For the LSE-Refinitiv deal, the big obstacle is competition law.
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Katrina had simply been one more obstacle obscuring an important past.
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Nailing down the details on the financing is a key obstacle.
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But for many Muslim Americans, Islamophobia has become an additional obstacle.
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The obstacle to this is the 2011 Fixed-term Parliaments Act.
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Ground equipment may pose one of the biggest obstacle to success.
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And they view Dow's chief executive, Andrew Liveris, as an obstacle.
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Democrats like these will be an obstacle to enacting progressive policy.
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Sidewalks were not an obstacle course around people absorbed by smartphones.
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But first an obstacle course of sorts had to be navigated.
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The tolerant attitudes toward abuse of women remain a daunting obstacle.
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Clinton, so Mr. Iger's California residency isn't seen as an obstacle.
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Their rivalry is seen as the main obstacle to a deal.
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But if the gift isn't final, that is not an obstacle.
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His new majority means there is little obstacle to doing so.
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The opposition from governors was just one major obstacle to passage.
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And remember what Ryan Holiday said, "The obstacle is the way."
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The Clean Air Act was criticized as an obstacle to growth.
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Beyond lack of awareness, the main obstacle is religion, said Sarr.
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"This is not going to be a final obstacle," Seade added.
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But a major obstacle is how to value private-company assets.
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It was an obstacle for the separatists in the long term.
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However, the guardianship by men over women is a big obstacle.
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But sound is a stubborn obstacle to this delicately modulated performance.
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How the American medical system is organized is yet another obstacle.
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But the path to advancing any legislation is an obstacle course.
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The biggest obstacle the deal faces this time around is regulatory.
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This last obstacle, reproductive health experts say, is a huge problem.
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But the parade's potential price tag could be its biggest obstacle.
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Astronaut Scott Kelly reveals the main obstacle for future Mars trips Astronaut Scott Kelly talks to Fox News about what life was like during his year in space and the one obstacle a trip to Mars faces.
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One obstacle was the Soviet Union, which tightly restricted the Russian church.
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The lovers' only real obstacle, in fact, is that she's a pill.
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It's Britain's sluggish growth that remains the biggest obstacle to raising rates.
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Beware that the obstacle avoidance features do not work on Sport Mode.
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Armed with this configuration, the walkers hopped successfully around the obstacle course.
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The biggest obstacle, though, is working out how to fund paid leave.
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Maybe I'd even use the sensor as an obstacle avoidance system. Maybe.
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O, have expressed interest but say the U.S. embargo remains an obstacle.
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The primary obstacle is a lack of investment from the tech community.
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" Nasser: "Every time we were over one obstacle, there were three others.
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This has previously been an obstacle to pledging overseas assets and revenue.
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Today, racial apathy, not racial hatred, is a major obstacle to progress.
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See the bigger picture and stop being the obstacle to your success.
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This modern democratic norm is the most formidable obstacle to this plan.
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They are not an obstacle to peace, says his ambassador to Israel.
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Processors running hot are an obstacle to achieving peak functionality, as well.
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An authoritarian government like China doesn't face the same kind of obstacle.
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Is being gay an insurmountable obstacle on the path to those prizes?
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Fidel's departure thus removes the biggest single obstacle to change in Cuba.
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It will be no obstacle to enacting Mr Trudeau's main legislative priorities.
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Drop the features intended to make the licensing process an obstacle course.
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The biggest obstacle you'll face is so-called lifestyle creep, Benz said.
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Zimbabwe's internet debacle created yet another obstacle for the country's tech scene.
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Safety concerns could be the biggest obstacle for 1Rebel's novel commuting plan.
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The obstacle usually arises when we bring another person into the equation.
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That obstacle, as it turns out, was the state telecom of Iran.
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The business groups' acceptance removes an obstacle to the bill moving forward.
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This is an obstacle, but it hardly detracts from the paintings' magnetism.
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The usual obstacle facing new franchises is a dearth of available talent.
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This way, a modest background is not an obstacle to higher learning.
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That could prove an obstacle to any significant increase in the program.
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But the industry could rebound by overcoming its obstacle of poor recidivism.
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The obstacle course, of course, was the best part of Double Dare.
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InfluenceMap says it may be the biggest obstacle to ambitious emissions curbs.
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Fingerprinting drivers doesn't seem to me like it should be an obstacle.
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By getting regular bats pissed and flying them through an obstacle course.
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It's 'Oh you overcame this obstacle, and it's another day doing good.
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What was the biggest obstacle you've faced on your path to success?
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" Rick Tyler, Mr. Cruz's national spokesman, said, "Carson is our last obstacle.
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A bigger obstacle is that standards and licences are different across Africa.
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Palestinians cite it as a major obstacle in now-stalled peace talks.
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McCabe, as a Comey ally and career staffer, was a natural obstacle.
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One major obstacle for police: They didn't immediately know where she was.
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But intolerance in the socially conservative nation is an obstacle to change.
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Some highlights from the interview: Another obstacle: His colleagues on Capitol Hill.
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But that hesitation is no obstacle to the booming field of robotics.
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They couldn't even last one hour without hitting their first relationship obstacle?
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We eventually make it to the second obstacle with Johnny and Tony.
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It's been …Read more ReadHow Will Google Overcome Stadia&aposs Biggest Obstacle?
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Like the FARC, the ELN presented a significant obstacle to these plans.
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Counterterrorism remains an obstacle in balancing present concerns and long-term interests.
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This pressure can feel overwhelming and present a major obstacle to productivity.
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That's the obstacle the AHCA has to clear that Obamacare never did.
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Obstacle courses look smaller for those who have more experience with them.
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The biggest obstacle for McConnell is winning back the Senate's moderate Republicans.
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The Phantom 4 cruises towards it, adjusting slightly to avoid the obstacle.
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"You can overcome any obstacle, no matter how hard it may seem."
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Never forget, within every obstacle is an opportunity to improve our condition.
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Negative perceptions, let's be honest, remain a major obstacle for driverless tech.
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People work tirelessly for what they believe in no matter the obstacle.
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"Every single obstacle for our children's success was already here," she says.
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And one major, early obstacle was the lack of experience on staff.
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The drone also has obstacle avoidance and a fairly robust landing system.
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That first inning may have been his biggest obstacle of the day.
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"Vaccinating a child can be a real obstacle course here," he said.
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Others see the report not as an obstacle but as an opportunity.
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Build an obstacle course on the floor with pillows and couch cushions.
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The biggest obstacle, in fact, might be the Democratic Party's own timidity.
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But there's still one major obstacle in the way: a supply shortage.
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By virtualizing this beaconing function, new wireless infrastructure has removed this obstacle.
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The first obstacle is obvious: He will be 79 next Inauguration Day.
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Some observers view the commission as an obstacle to resuming normal politics.
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To be sure, price isn't the only obstacle to hearing aid use.
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The real obstacle for these funds now may be one of performance.
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Once out of the Judiciary Committee, however, many nominees face another obstacle.
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Each obstacle and gate on the racecourse shone with lights outlining it.
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But for some locals, the distance itself is not the main obstacle.
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They have been and will continue to be an obstacle to change.
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Many see the debates as the biggest obstacle for third-party candidates.
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These changes eliminate the most significant legal obstacle to privately funded projects.
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But gun politics has long been an obstacle for mental health reform.
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Trump does not view the settlements as being an obstacle to peace.
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An obstacle course of logs and rope netting dangles from the roof.
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The government's anti-union stance is, among other things, an obstacle in
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GOP women senators pose an obstacle to Moore's potential confirmation (The Hill).
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"Iran is main obstacle to any kind of political deal," he said.
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It would, however, stop if it encounters an obstacle in its path.
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A bigger obstacle was controlling for the irreducible complexity of human behavior.
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"Season 1 was hope against an obstacle," he said, after a moment.
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But getting the proposal through the Senate is just the first obstacle.
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One undeniable obstacle will be intense resistance from the fossil fuel lobby.
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But entry is just the first obstacle to the Chinese internet market.
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Money was just one of them, but it was a big obstacle.
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A major obstacle to progress was the issue of Haftar's own rule.
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And it's reasonable to assume their biggest obstacle will be each other.
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Yes, Clarke is showing the world that a wheelchair isn't an obstacle.
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Another obstacle for millennial homebuyers: their fellow Americans, both older and younger.
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The last obstacle the drone industry will have to overcome is trust.
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No matter what obstacle comes my way I FACE it head on.
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One obstacle preventing mass production: the bricks use huge amounts of pee.
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There was just one small obstacle—his father is allergic to bees.
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One major obstacle the doctors found was the law that Florida Gov.
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Next, I was able to get RATTLE, LIFE BUOY, OBSTACLE and ECOLOGY.
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A lack of easy storage options has been an obstacle to renewables.
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In all good stories, the hero wants something but faces an obstacle.
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That's necessary for privacy reasons, but it's an obstacle to family tracing.
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The delivery robot below has an autonomous navigation and obstacle avoidance system.
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Then again, every time an obstacle appears, Boston seems to win anyway.
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To the Palestinians, Israel is not the obstacle to peace, Mr. Lauder.
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None of these advances can fully overcome nuclear energy's biggest obstacle: fear.
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There was only one small obstacle in his way: forming a government.
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One obstacle may be the baffling scaffolding scientists erect around their studies.
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Even after returning to Düsseldorf, Uber has faced an obstacle: taxi drivers.
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And he doesn't see his damaged reputation as an obstacle to success.
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I wrote a book about Stoicism called The Obstacle is the Way.
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But another common obstacle, according to survey responses, is discomfort during exercise.
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Mr. Yeo said censorship is the biggest obstacle facing Singapore's comedy scene.
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The age difference helped propel us forward instead of being an obstacle.
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Dustin Jones must navigate an obstacle course every time he goes out.
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A bigger obstacle was his unwillingness to part with Lizbeth, his dog.
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Often, dealing with an obstacle comes down to finding the right audience.
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Both he and Mr. Durbin see Mr. McConnell as their main obstacle.
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"Senator Graham has been an obstacle for those reforms," the official said.
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The chief obstacle to the East-West tie-up is political risk.
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The biggest obstacle to being a successful plant parent will be overwatering.
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Microsoft's biggest obstacle will be combatting Google's incredible and far-reaching ecosystem.
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I couldn't let those false allegations become an obstacle in my life.
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Israel's settlements are not the principal obstacle to peace with the Palestinians.
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"It's a huge obstacle in moving forward with my life," he says.
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"Her biggest obstacle is the health care issue," Bellew told me afterward.
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The party leaders' ambitions to become prime minister seemed the biggest obstacle.
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Despite the positive news, the family was quickly met with another obstacle.
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The core issue of compensation remains the main obstacle to a deal.
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Drivers on Staten Island confronted another obstacle: a pair of runaway ponies.
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In truth, the largest obstacle to ending endless war is self-imposed.
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Perhaps most significant obstacle is the dysfunction in our current political system.
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"I would think the ICE beds are the biggest obstacle," said Rep.
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One key obstacle is the high price of living in Silicon Valley.
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But the path to voting on that bill is an obstacle course.
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But there's another big obstacle to a truly green economy: the Pentagon.
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It has pointed to weak banks as an obstacle to transmitting stimulus.
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Nor do the courts pose an insurmountable obstacle to sensible gun laws.
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But supporters of gun control face a huge obstacle: very passionate opponents.
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Thursday's ruling presents a substantial obstacle to more regulation in the city.
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Lindsay Graham, whom the officials repeatedly called an "obstacle" to immigration reform.
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Valuation has always been the obstacle, though needn't be for much longer.
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Their biggest obstacle is securing bank loans to expand production, they said.
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Why was my gender an obstacle to me becoming a leader someday?
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Debt is also a more common savings obstacle for women than men.
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The desire for greatness can be an obstacle to our own potential.
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This global expansion came with a tricky obstacle: how to translate him.
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That was an obstacle for me; I was unable to move on.
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And what you need is a big obstacle for them to have.
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Of course, all this ambiguity is part of the Westworld obstacle course.
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The Ninth Circuit has been the biggest obstacle to Trump's travel ban.
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That's one of the treats promised to young visitors at this free festival, which this year includes a Ninja warrior obstacle course, as well as a "tiny tumbler" obstacle course for those a little too small for Ninja moves.
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Yields are already very low and uncertainty is the biggest obstacle to growth.
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The Bordelon family is definitely strong, but they don't need yet another obstacle!
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But the Weeksville is strained by another, more entrenched obstacle, according to Fields.
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When was the last time you bounded up an obstacle course like Atlas?
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Most countries view Israeli settlement activity as illegal and an obstacle to peace.
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"This stands as a significant obstacle to normalizing our relations," Tillerson told reporters.
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It's time to make a change and shatter any obstacle in our way.
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Most of us with Western privilege don't think about water as an obstacle.
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It also helps that, obviously, the Mavic Pro has built-in obstacle detection.
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"The big obstacle they face is resale value," said Araya Lakew, whose mekina.
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More specifically, male competitors run around an obstacle course with their "wives" — a.k.a.
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Abundant global supplies of wheat remained an obstacle for U.S. export sales prospects.
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The commission says its biggest obstacle is that witnesses are hard to find.
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" The biggest obstacle was actually me being in the movie "A Bronx Tale.
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And if you slip and fall on the first obstacle, who cares really?
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Perception is one obstacle facing the newcomers, but there are also practical ones.
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But for years, laboratory sperm have only had to endure simple obstacle courses.
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This large landscape of "unknown unknowns" is the biggest obstacle to mainstream adoption.
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Usually their lyrics don't suggest much more than just non-specific obstacle overcoming.
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The only obstacle is that the relevant union must agree to a withdrawal.
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But Donald Trump's antipathy towards Iran is likely to prove an obstacle here.
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But the biggest obstacle in MESA's path is a dispute between Arab states.
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For many people, the biggest obstacle to a good night's sleep is stress.
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Yet there is a big obstacle on the path to a deal: politics.
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A major obstacle holding back economic reform in Saudi Arabia has been removed.
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This divide is potentially the biggest obstacle still facing civic tech in 2016.
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Even if the technological hurdles are surmounted, regulation may prove a bigger obstacle.
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"I think the main obstacle for everyone remains the banking system," he said.
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Failure to complete any obstacle resulted in 30 burpees, strictly enforced by volunteers.
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Of course, having the money to pay for surgery is only one obstacle.
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So the main obstacle to computer adoption has been cost and Internet connectivity.
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There's already at least one major legal obstacle in the way: the FCC.
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But now, the company is relieving everyone of this (already pretty small) obstacle.
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Suddenly the Irish issue has become the biggest obstacle in the Brexit talks.
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A mediocre track record as carmakers need not be an obstacle in this.
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Our one obstacle is scaling fast enough to capture the massive market opportunity.
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The $399 DJI Spark has obstacle avoidance for a fraction of the price.
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The objective: Get your teammate through an obstacle course on a moving train.
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Pointing himself admitted this will present a major obstacle for Mars mission planners.
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"It was another obstacle that this wall of worry got above," said Redler.
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It cited "prevailing negative cyclical effects", like low volatility, as the main obstacle.
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They saw me as an obstacle to privatization who had to be removed.
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It's the latest obstacle in efforts to confirm Rosenworcel to a second term.
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Most countries view the settlement activity as illegal and an obstacle to peace.
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First, the front bot scrambles up the obstacle, getting its front legs up.
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"A main obstacle is the misconception surrounding health [and body weight]," says McQuaile.
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Besides price, what else is an obstacle to getting headsets to more people?
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To overcome this obstacle, RewardStyle launched LikeToKnowIt, a platform built specifically for Instagram.
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Another obstacle has to do with how people experience and remember sexual assault.
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Apart from the cost factor, the other main obstacle is the regulatory environment.
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A bitter dispute over Haftar's role in Libya's political future is one obstacle.
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The third obstacle is the recent support band resistance level near 290 cents.
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It's a mental obstacle course Quenzel navigates for 12 and a half minutes.
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Bannon's departure removes a major obstacle to pursuing a more conventional economic agenda.
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Now, his biggest obstacle in striking deals in Congress may be his boss.
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That takes care of the immediate obstacle to unauthorized immigrants getting emergency services.
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It's a draining process, but one whose reward loop fuels the next obstacle.
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The biggest obstacle standing in his way may be his own mental belief.
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A lack of funds has been a major obstacle to addressing this problem.
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Kraninger's ties to Mulvaney could pose the most significant obstacle to her confirmation.
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Another obstacle to immersion may have to do with my being a writer.
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Back in the office of Mr. Plowman, Mr. Anders has encountered an obstacle.
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The on-board tracking and obstacle avoidance systems have been adjusted, as well.
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To make matters worse, many foreign countries view American protections as an obstacle.
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Hitting a new obstacle so close to the finish line has supporters exasperated.
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The main obstacle we face is transportation, so this is a fantastic move.
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She began thinking of her unborn child as a protagonist facing an obstacle.
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The main obstacle to deporting removable immigrants is the immigration court backlog crisis.
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Mr. Schumer's biggest leadership obstacle may be his hyper-preoccupation with New York.
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Unfortunately, Blaine is still an insidious obstacle to choice in some state courthouses.
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Is that kind of spiritual suffering a prerequisite for sainthood, or an obstacle?
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After that obstacle clears, we'll probably be bringing on quite a few people.
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"Recognition is the most fundamental step — and our first major obstacle," Lubin says.
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From the get-go, audience members made themselves a factor, or an obstacle.
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A final obstacle to an alliance of socialists and liberals is identity politics.
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I wondered if the feminine aesthetic of Junior High would be an obstacle.
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And then high school came and that was like a real obstacle course.
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The Internal Revenue Service says audits pose no obstacle to releasing tax returns.
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The only real obstacle they have ahead of them now is getting along.
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Being trans so far has not been any kind of obstacle or burden.
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Another obstacle: growing concerns over a world peppered with annoying drones flying overhead.
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Shame about self-sabotaging can be an enormous obstacle to taking different action.
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This is the biggest obstacle, since intractable clashes over quotas would likely worsen.
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One serious obstacle to Vancouver's tech ambitions is its head-spinning housing costs.
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But on one important item, Mr. Duterte would almost certainly prove an obstacle.
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But that's where the big, orange obstacle that is President Trump comes in.
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Women face another economic obstacle: Their careers can stall when they become mothers.
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The decision could help remove an obstacle in the American-led peace process.
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All of that awareness, though, became an obstacle to electing a female president.
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The tech giants' opacity is hardly the only obstacle to understanding what's happening.
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It feels like an obstacle because we have been treating it as such.
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The sidewalks themselves were obstacle courses, with open basement doors creating gaping shaftways.
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A big obstacle was having a mechanic where colors could overlap and blend.
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In truth, Superhuman's biggest obstacle may be that most people aren't power emailers.
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Adams takes readers through the galaxy as Dent encounters one obstacle after another.
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Negotiating an agreement with Jeremy Corbyn, the Labour leader, will be an obstacle.
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But on the way, the car hit an obstacle and rolled several times.
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But now he's up against one final obstacle: the United States State Department.
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Therein lies a monumental obstacle to transforming the politics of America's safety net.
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" In a follow-up tweet, Axelrod explained: "And by obstacle I mean deficiency.
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For those who want to regulate women's bodies, ignorance has been no obstacle.
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High price remains an obstacle, mostly because of the cost of the batteries.
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Today, the biggest obstacle standing in the way of reform is sheer inertia.
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And everything else is just an obstacle you fight with by all means.
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But the biggest long-term obstacle was the prospect of months without power.
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Surprise billing, however, is a major obstacle to this goal for many patients.
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In another obstacle to the deal, Anthem and Cigna are suing each other.
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Open grassland then gave way to seemingly endless obstacle courses of lava rock.
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"There was no other obstacle for the funds to be liberated," he said.
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Masupha agrees, rejecting any logic that sees women getting married as an obstacle.
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But it is true enough in most cases to be a huge obstacle.
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But for astronomers, the satellites are another obstacle to seeing into space. 8.
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Green believed that well-groomed, well-behaved English was an obstacle to expression.
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But thanks to the ERA's unique history, it's set to become an obstacle.
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A second obstacle is the country's rapidly deteriorating fiscal and government debt situation.
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That would remove a major obstacle to restoring diplomatic ties severed in 1951.
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The system's precarious state has created a potent obstacle to Mr. Johnson's campaign.
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"The primary obstacle to hurricane relief has been Puerto Rican laziness?" said Oliver.
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Another obstacle to women's advancement is the way performance reviews are often conducted.
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Browning meat has long been an obstacle when it comes to slow cookers.
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The main obstacle to realizing this goal is not an exhausted imperial treasury.
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Another tough obstacle, Mayer says, was the fundraising component of building the business.
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Unfortunately, political tensions are a serious obstacle to a more balanced bilateral trade.
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Why is Justice Scalia's opinion an obstacle to President Trump's wall-building plans?
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Figuring out how to pay for the new funding could be an obstacle.
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"The unanimity rule has become an obstacle, a permanent blockade," Mr. Verhofstadt said.
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The photo ID law isn't the only obstacle in front of Alabama voters.
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Maybe it's necessary to accept that love is an obstacle to rational thought.
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Unfortunately, the apologies haven't eased the obstacle course that air travel has become.
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And if your husband has been an obstacle in this, reprimand him too.
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But supporters of gun control face a huge obstacle: far more passionate opponents.
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But the major obstacle that still (and always) exists, is, of course, politics.
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"It is certainly not Mr. Trump's view that settlement activities should be condemned and that it is an obstacle for peace, because it is not an obstacle for peace," Trump transition Israel adviser Jason Greenblatt told Israeli Army Radio in November.
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And this is all before getting on to the biggest obstacle of all: money.
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If Facebook can bulldoze that obstacle, though — then we're talking about a big deal.
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Campaigners say the low conviction rate is a major obstacle to preventing human trafficking.
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"I don't think tarot wants to be an obstacle in someone's life," Main says.
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The third obstacle the PVV faces is the Dutch Constitution itself, Eurasia's Ragot said.
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Alternative sources not available The main obstacle is that Bibles are expensive to print.
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The next obstacle, the Clacker, is difficult to describe and nearly impossible to complete.
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But, as "The Alternative" proves, there's no obstacle Grace And Frankie can't overcome together.
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That hesitance, the authors say, might be the greatest obstacle to effective, early treatment.
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The drone can still back into stuff; there are no rear obstacle detection cameras.
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Manipulation, for one, poses a big obstacle, because good luck replicating the human hand.
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But it's worth noting that Trump poses a particular obstacle for Republicans this year.
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That additional burden can become a significant obstacle to career advancement and higher salaries.
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Now their biggest obstacle, besides capital, is getting the city to work with them.
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The biggest obstacle Breed faces as mayor is combating the city's rampant homeless problem.
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A legal landscape that prohibits polygamy in many countries isn't an obstacle for SecondWife.
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It has been the biggest obstacle to growth and productivity," he told "Power Lunch.
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However, Modern Land's land bank remains small and is the main obstacle to expansion.
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The lack of ID is an obstacle for job-seeking ex-prisoners, Lynch says.
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Still, the strong criticism from environmental groups is yet another obstacle facing Aramco's IPO.
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Ending non-military national service would also remove a huge obstacle to foreign investment.
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"The idea is to not be an obstacle for people seeking asylum," Garibo said.
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A big obstacle is heat, which increases resistance and in turn reduces the current.
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Captchas, meant to be an obstacle for bots, can also keep out blind people.
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I found my confidence in every mile I finished, in every obstacle I overcame.
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I don't think they will be an obstacle to her performances in the future.
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The first part was easy: A short obstacle course of swings and rope ladders.
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The Mi only stops short of Phantom's capabilities when it comes to obstacle detection.
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Silverman said regulation will be a challenge and a potential obstacle in the future.
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The U.S. embargo is also an ongoing obstacle for trade with Cuba's northern neighbor.
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The biggest obstacle that InSight's engineers had to contend with is the planet's atmosphere.
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The biggest obstacle for each (apart from its rival) is slow adoption by retailers.
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As a prototype, the Puppy 1 doesn't currently have important features like obstacle avoidance.
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" On diversity: "And one last obstacle that we must overcome to move forward together.
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There's also one particularly handy optional extra on the Pro 2: obstacle detection sensors.
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High business taxes are the biggest obstacle to a return to rapid economic growth.
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When air approaches an obstacle (like mesh wires), it tries to go around it.
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But there is a prior obstacle to striking any deal, however daring or flawed.
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The Air also has a couple of new tricks, like new obstacle avoidance technology.
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"Gun ownership is extremely regulated, getting there is like an obstacle course," he said.
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Smart dust's greatest advantage – its size – might also be its greatest obstacle to overcome.
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They've thrown up every bureaucratic obstacle possible in order to advance an activist agenda.
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They're essentially obstacle courses set up using everyday items like forks, spoons, and dominos.
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In announcing his latest health obstacle, Carter could not resist a light-hearted tone.
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And unlike most events in track, XC routes can be wild, unpredictable obstacle courses.
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And the courts are proving to be a considerable obstacle to the Trump agenda.
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Dillard plays Dr. Nikki St. Claire, a friend who helps Mimms navigate this obstacle.
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The main obstacle to such density is not the cost of the base station.
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The Trump administration's long-running trade talks with China have hit a new obstacle.
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So I don't necessarily think it's an obstacle, I wouldn't frame it that way.
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I think it would be under more of an obstacle because people don't relate.
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Unfortunately for Simon, her height proved an obstacle into the world of professional dance.
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Honesty might be an obstacle to effectiveness, a couple of experts tell the writer.
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For the average person, the principles of quantum physics are a cognitive obstacle course.
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Many Costa Ricans cite the higher price of electric vehicles as the main obstacle.
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The only obstacle between Mr Trump and the Oval Office would be Mrs Clinton.
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But there is another, significant obstacle as Rubio canvasses the Romney map: Jeb Bush.
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So, the only obstacle is the court and prosecutor signing off on the plan.
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With each obstacle they overcome, they gain confidence in their ability to become better.
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The main obstacle, of course, is the ongoing hostility between Israel and the Palestinians.
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Most countries view Israeli West Bank settlements as illegal and an obstacle to peace.
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Analysts say Temer's increasingly tenuous position could become an obstacle for his reform push.
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The other, a soft-spoken law professor who represents Lula's main obstacle to power.
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" Pledge master: "Drink hazing can send you to jail for organizing the obstacle course.
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Facebook's latest attempt to crack down on election interference just hit a major obstacle.
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Roads are virtually an obstacle course of poorly-marked lanes, broken pavement and potholes.
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The way to proceed when faced with such an obstacle is to deconstruct things.
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No matter what obstacle we put up, people will find a way around it.
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The prototype chair can move itself and stop before it collides with an obstacle.
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"The biggest obstacle is staying inspired and motivated to keep doing it," she said.
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Still, this leads to the third element missing from this heist plot: an obstacle.
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If money is the main obstacle, the artists say, they will foot the bill.
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One obstacle remains companies' concerns about developing a reputation as a felon-friendly workplace.
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" A Cruz backer in Dallas said the candidate's biggest obstacle was "his personality, mostly.
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The high corporate tax rate is an obstacle to economic growth and job creation.
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But the illegality of gambling for Vietnamese citizens has posed a nearly insurmountable obstacle.
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The labor movement, then, was a further obstacle to the realization of Mises's project.
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Zhang was speaking ahead of the hovering-and-obstacle avoidance test for the lander.
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The cost of living is the biggest obstacle to saving money, the survey found.
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Cetinkaya was likely seen as an obstacle in the process of pushing growth faster.
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The biggest obstacle will be finding the money to put the plan into action.
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Commerzbank strategists said that was a big obstacle to passing the bill into law.
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Different definitions of the term denuclearization is seen as a major obstacle to negotiations.
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To overcome this formidable obstacle, she wrote 20 different drafts before finalizing her essay.
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That was the first big surprise and obstacle that I wasn't really preparing for.
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He also knows that the Tigers' biggest obstacle sits in their division: Florida State.
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Trump needs to win Florida, and the Latino vote there is a big obstacle.
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The federal government's inability to retain cyber talent is a serious obstacle to preparedness.
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That's an important obstacle, because iPhone sales represent about 60% of Apple's total revenue.
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In other words, Payless set up an obstacle course, and Ms. DuBose aced it.
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One constant obstacle Totah faced was people's assumptions that she was a gay man.
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Tim Tebow attempted a military obstacle course with two Army Best Ranger Competition winners.
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A later episode reveals a shooting range and obstacle course somewhere on the property.
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But that has not proven to be an obstacle in the Trump White House.
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For China, money is no obstacle; the Central Committee allocates whatever it deems appropriate.
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The federal government could put another obstacle in Puerto Rico's road to economic recovery.
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Almost no one says the biggest obstacle is women opting out of leadership positions.
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"American Ninja Warrior" is a TV reality series in which athletes tackle obstacle courses.
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And the MudFactor obstacle run has the MFKidz race, for ages 4 to 13.
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Our respondents told us that getting — and sustaining — that funding is a perennial obstacle.
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Israel says the obstacle prevents Palestinian attacks, but Palestinians call it a land grab.
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The co-op prohibits bank loans, an obstacle that partly explains the low price.
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That, in your mind, is the biggest obstacle to self-driving, which is interesting.
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But the lack of scientific knowledge is not the only obstacle to helping sufferers.
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Every obstacle is an opportunity, and pretty much that's what the record is about.
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I quit very easily, at the first sight of an obstacle in my path.
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And another described his flatulence as a time he overcame an obstacle at work.
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Yet with government subsidies sweetening the deal, such costs become less of an obstacle.
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The camera's features include sophisticated tracking technology, three-dimensional obstacle detection, and object recognition.
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The large number of shareholders between the two companies was cited as another obstacle.
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Many throw their vests to the other side of an obstacle before tackling it.
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I don't want an hour-and-a-half obstacle just to grab a coffee.
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When you live with them, they can be an obstacle to avoiding food waste.
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A bigger obstacle than memorization, it turned out, was getting swords inside the prison.
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As new development raises property values, longtime residents face another obstacle: mounting insurance costs.
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One obstacle in the fight against gerrymandering is finding a way to measure it.
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He characterized the bomb scares as an obstacle to Republican voters before the midterms.
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The entranceway and living room are an obstacle course of boxes and plastic tubs.
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Paul: I am training for a Spartan Race, which is basically an obstacle course.
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So for many Republicans in California, the Trump immigration agenda is a major obstacle.
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Ten years ago, China was seen as the main obstacle to global climate talks.
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One longtime obstacle — figuring out who owns which apartment — appears to have been resolved.
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But the Brotherhood's atomization is only one obstacle to its designation as terrorist group.
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Plus, trade disputes could be resolved quickly, removing a major obstacle to continued expansion.
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The high cost of drugs remains a major obstacle to ending the AIDS epidemic.
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This is no doubt an obstacle but, in my view, not an immovable one.
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But it does not include one crucial obstacle: the electric power for those stations.
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But Japanese officials say that criticism is one-sided and an obstacle to reconciliation.
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Higher-than-expected inflation was seen as another obstacle to the bank slashing rates.
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" Mr. Darbi added: "And now my own government is an obstacle to my repatriation.
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Yet, somehow, the pandemic is becoming my latest obstacle to participating in public life.
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That removed the last obstacle blocking the rule and put it into immediate effect.
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There is another less obvious obstacle in the pursuit of such a streak: boredom.
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North Korea's release of the Americans lifted a major obstacle to the summit meeting.
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"This delay was an obstacle to the defense of the state's interests," he wrote.
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But a huge obstacle sets her apart: She's battling cancer for the fourth time.
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There are no windshield wipers on the passenger windows, so rain remained an obstacle.
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Grab's expansion would add another obstacle in the otherwise challenging market of Southeast Asia.
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Inside was an obstacle course of tyres and monkey bars, and a shooting range.
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For many entrepreneurs, getting capital is the biggest obstacle to hitting that $100,000 mark.
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For Grimké, the unsurmountable obstacle was the public shaming to which she was subjected.
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The sanctions, many health experts say, have also created an obstacle to adequate preparedness.
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The most serious obstacle to the safe injection sites may be the federal government.
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Something has to break, and it won't be you, it will be the obstacle.
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The car senses an obstacle, and at lower speeds, can stop before a crash.
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One obstacle to this, however, is what is known as the political question doctrine.
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They boil big stories down to the good parts, treating accuracy as no obstacle.
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They reportedly told Ukrainian business figures that Yovanovitch was an obstacle to these plans.
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That the peace plan insists on the latter isn't an obstacle to Palestinian statehood.
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I want to hear how hard it is, how the piece is an obstacle.
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From end to end, it has long been an obstacle course of canine excrement.
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He thinks the sheer takeover of SUVs in recent years is Cadillac's biggest obstacle.
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First, the current U.S. electoral system is a major obstacle to women in politics.
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But it would face one obstacle that lurks in the American psyche, Hernandez says.
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Ryan Holiday, borrowing from Marcus Aurelius describes this as turning the obstacle upside down.
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Drain the Swamp The biggest obstacle to a Cuomo bid isn't a Republican challenger.
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But every time I was starting to enjoy myself, I encountered a new obstacle ...
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Excessive red tape is another obstacle to infrastructure projects being fully implemented in Italy.
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One obstacle, though, is that the committee's chairman does not believe in climate change.
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So will the Kremlin's mission to place every possible administrative obstacle in his way.
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They explain how their gender was an obstacle at times, an asset at others.
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He biked from neighborhood to neighborhood, navigating dirt roads that can resemble obstacle courses.
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Maybe there's somebody else who has an obstacle and could be inspired by this.
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The experts add the natural elements pose an additional, significant obstacle to DNA tests.
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The biggest obstacle is figuring out how to pay for it, according to Hawkins.
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As it is, Yonder's world became an obstacle to everything I wanted to do.
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THE STONE The desire for greatness can be an obstacle to our own potential.
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Tactical training, like road marches and obstacle courses, slipped as graded events took priority.
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On Tuesdays, the students build confidence by walking and re-walking the obstacle course.
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But it seems as if this particular obstacle is one of our own making.
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"Hyde has actually been an obstacle to accessing Roe since 1976," Ms. Hogue said.
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Here's the biggest obstacle to wiping out one of the deadliest mosquito-borne diseases
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"To tell myself that I am a hard worker who will overcome any obstacle."
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Researchers are wearing haptic belts that vibrate when an avatar is oriented in a particular direction within a game- so that someone can navigate a digital obstacle course with a haptic echo-location force feedback which informs them what obstacle is around them.
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In other words, volatility is a big obstacle to cryptocurrencies becoming much more widely used.
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The main obstacle at this point is the government shutdown preventing Congress from taking action.
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Operatives acknowledged on Monday that Trump's low approval ratings are an obstacle they must overcome.
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But the new case is an obstacle facing Mr. Sarkozy's bid to return to power.
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But Icelandair is currently making it possible to dodge that obstacle, Conde Nast Traveler reports.
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Along with most of the world, they consider settlements illegal and an obstacle to peace.
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He added that the only real obstacle to passing an infrastructure bill is its funding.
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Even with obstacle detection, some might be concerned about flying Lumi indoors and around people.
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We are here despite every obstacle and we will continue to fight for our cause.
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In most white collar criminal cases, the intent standard is the biggest obstacle to prosecution.
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Washington deems settlement activity illegitimate and most countries view it as an obstacle to peace.
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The Mavic 2 Enterprise also comes with DJI's latest autonomous and omnidirectional obstacle avoidance technology.
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Mr. Trump's advisers have already indicated that Israeli settlements are not an obstacle to peace.
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Before the matches begin, students can measure the obstacle course and adjust their robots accordingly.
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But there's one more obstacle, one Ubiquitilink spent a great deal of time figuring out.
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But the next day, I read about another obstacle that Stroker faced during the ceremony.
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These regulatory hurdles are the last obstacle to letting the market for autonomous drones soar.
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"Any unilateral decision can be an obstacle to the two-state goal," Dujarric told reporters.
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It has held up almost 2 years through many running races and obstacle course events.
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Enterprise surveys suggest that the high CIT rate is a major obstacle to business development.
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Christie stood at six feet and three inches — and her height soon became an obstacle.
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" When facing a career obstacle or problem, Kelly recommends you ask yourself, "What defines you?
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But the biggest obstacle to new drilling today may be the price of oil itself.
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At best, he tells them that their fear is their problem, an obstacle to overcome.
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One showed a "Pawn Stars" episode where he prepared to drive through an obstacle course.
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Mark says famers' lifestyles are also a major obstacle when it comes to arranging dates.
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The only thing standing in the way is a truly ridiculous Halloween-themed obstacle course.
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Naming the Roots drummer, the "Human Shazam," Quest barely struggles throughout the musical obstacle course.
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We just had to make it through one obstacle after the other and stay alive.
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But Philip describes her disability as less of an obstacle and more of a platform.
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"Maternity can in no way be an obstacle for access to a job," she said.
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Natalie Grybauskas, a spokeswoman for the mayor, said building the jail is not an obstacle.
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The biggest obstacle is that this is currently way outside the Pentagon's current funding priorities.
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Chandler and Douglas tried the agility course and the Incredible Dog Challenge mountain obstacle course.
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Every week was a new adventure, a new obstacle the family would have to overcome.
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Funny, though, how fast he settles into evil, removing each perceived obstacle from his path.
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As well as inflicting immeasurable suffering, violent crime is a big obstacle to economic development.
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But if time management has been an obstacle, this is a perfect, GIF-friendly solution.
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Because to answer that question, she would have to concede that pain was an obstacle.
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This creates a big obstacle for new parties or independents trying to break into politics.
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If politics were no obstacle, what would be the best way to respond to recessions?
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The added non-equipment expense that would be required could be an even bigger obstacle.
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Wheatcroft felt the device vibrate faster, so he slowed down and weaved around the obstacle.
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Yet in the Netherlands, the main obstacle to reform is not ideology but political fragmentation.
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There's also gesture control, obstacle-avoiding sensors, foldable arms, and a 21-minute flight time.
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The vest is designed to work in tandem with the robots' existing obstacle avoidance detection.
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It's as if we have a societal blind spot that creates an obstacle to understanding.
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"I will go to the Netherlands, no such obstacle can stop us," Cavusoglu told reporters.
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On that note, another obstacle is that we think people will think less of us.
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Yes, but: Cybersecurity is increasingly seen as a boon to uptime, rather than an obstacle.
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They all take their shot at running a physically demanding obstacle course called The Beast.
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Customers like to try on clothing in stores, however, an obstacle to future growth online.
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He may also be to be the main obstacle to achieving lasting peace in Sudan.
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Much of the international community views the settlements as illegal and an obstacle to peace.
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Yet air resistance is not the only environmental obstacle that record chasers have to overcome.
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And now that he's in office, she's running into a new, even more frustrating obstacle.
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While working through the mechanics of the new technical solution we encountered a serious obstacle.
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So he developed an obstacle-course training regimen, "la méthode naturelle", to improve soldiers' fitness.
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Whether it's enough to create an obstacle for WeChat's considerable advantage is an open question.
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But according to host Marc Summers, only two injuries ever occurred on the obstacle course.
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Resurgent greens, risk-averse politicians and homeowners in the shires seem an insurmountable fracking obstacle.
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In fact, the biggest obstacle to Donald Trump's victory over the media is Donald Trump.
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Internal issues aren't the only obstacle Marriott faces in China and the rest of Asia.
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"[Working-class people] are facing a difficult and probably unexpected obstacle to care," Kugelmass said.
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Those older systems could be the main obstacle and the biggest challenge to this approach.
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But, at over 18%, it is still a big obstacle for businesses wanting to invest.
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Josh was the fifth Souter to attempt the course, but couldn't complete the fourth obstacle.
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Eventually they came to halt, particularly if they encountered an obstacle such as a hill.
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The reasons amount to an obstacle course built from policy mistakes, economic vicissitudes, and prejudice.
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Fourteen percent said "lack of time," while 10 percent cited family responsibilities as an obstacle.
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Jeb was born fat and lazy, and he panicked at the first obstacle he found.
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But the real obstacle appears in their different approaches to coping with their shared trauma.
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Then, once he had the virus, Kang had another obstacle: the Food and Drug Administration.
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You can now fly a full 31 miles per hour while obstacle avoidance is engaged.
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Then there's the upgraded obstacle avoidance system, dubbed APAS (Advanced Pilot Assistance Systems) by DJI.
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Navigating this obstacle course is as treacherous ignoring the residual power that these attitudes convey.
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Next time you face an obstacle at work, just ask: What Would Tom Brady Do?
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But Trump himself also may be the biggest obstacle to Congress actually getting anything done.
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The most challenging obstacle I faced in leading this service contribution was Peer2Peer's initial startup.
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But they'll never know if they don't get past the first obstacle in the gauntlet.
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The biggest obstacle facing Sanders' proposal is that it would be a big revenue suck.
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Remember: whatever these people do, there's gonna be another, bigger, worse, obstacle in the way.
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In autonomous mode, the Phantom 24 will try to rise up and over the obstacle.
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The biggest obstacle standing between you and the goals you want is your own creativity.
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This month Mongolia's government removed the main obstacle to its $5.5 billion IMF-led bailout.
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He learned that sometimes facing an immovable obstacle gives you a chance to get creative.
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Maybe the biggest obstacle to its full deployment is one question: Are smart cities profitable?
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Once they decided to move forward with the adoption, the family faced a major obstacle.
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Their ideal society excludes us and every other group ever deemed an obstacle to prosperity.
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Like Gardner and Eldredge, he sees his state's unique requirements as inspiration, rather than obstacle.
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Another obstacle is that gun trusts must be drawn up before dementia becomes too advanced.
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The first obstacle that blood banks have had to face is the pre-donation questionnaire.
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But Kvitova said a bad night of sleep had been another obstacle to her winning.
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The biggest obstacle to entrepreneurship in California and many other states is occupational licensing laws.
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Oopstacles will immediately look familiar to fans of Wipeout or similar obstacle-course challenge shows.
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But the proposal hit an obstacle when eurozone finance ministers convened in Brussels this month.
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When it was switched back to its first obstacle course, it completed it much faster.
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Don't let procrastination — or any other obstacle — sideline your chance to get the best price.
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"It was an obstacle but it's now a bridge" to getting research funding, he said.
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But maybe that's because the biggest obstacle of them all is there in the title.
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Johnson and Weld's participation in the presidential debates remains another obstacle for their campaign, however.
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Mr. Hillery recalled being so impressed with how she seemed unfazed by nearly every obstacle.
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Another potential obstacle: the bumpy legal past of his campaign's chief executive, Stephen K. Bannon.
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But pushback from some in the GOP may pose an obstacle to a final breakthrough.
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Patrick Chappatte Hillary Clinton reacts to her latest obstacle: an F.B.I. report about her emails.
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In the meantime, the enchantment of the "good community" functions as an obstacle to reform.
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But pushback from some in the GOP may pose an obstacle to a final breakthrough.
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"The opacity of the United States is an obstacle to approaching the truth," he wrote.
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Besides this, Beale also wasn't out at work making the visa process a major obstacle.
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"With the internal revolution of the Center Party, the main obstacle was removed," he said.
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I think the big obstacle over there is being in Jon Stewart's shadow, of course.
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Some might see that as an obstacle, but we suggest it presents an unprecedented opportunity.
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Keep looking where you want to go, not at the obstacle you need to avoid.
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Fourteen percent of women say their biggest obstacle is a lack of mentorship or sponsorship.
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Most countries consider settlements in the West Bank as illegal and an obstacle to peace.
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"I don't think that will be an obstacle — maybe for some," Pelosi told reporters Wednesday.
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GoldLink took on that obstacle and came out victorious with this year's At What Cost.
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But as she seeks elected office for the first time, funding is a major obstacle.
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But Johnson's biggest obstacle was winning over his fellow MPs, and he did that easily.
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However, the real obstacle to expanded access is not FDA, but rather the pharmaceutical industry.
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However, poverty remains the biggest obstacle to future growth as insurance penetration remains stubbornly low.
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The meeting offered an early window into the obstacle course Brown likely faces on trade.
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That will pose an obstacle for tax reform just as it has for health care.
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For prosecutors, the ruling cleared their biggest potential obstacle to a conviction in civilian court.
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The folks at Retro have designed around a really satisfying core concept: Introduce an obstacle.
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Fame shot through the obstacle course over the weekend like a furry, tongue-wagging bullet.
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One major obstacle to simple, effective public policy is people like me — the expert class.
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This policy change is merely a bureaucratic obstacle to keep poor people from obtaining Medicaid.
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Half of those surveyed said the group's rise was the 'biggest obstacle' facing the region.
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But unlike last year, simply filling out the team has proved to be an obstacle.
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Until now, this has been an obstacle for the company's amorphous labor force of drivers.
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But a more fundamental obstacle is the transactional and coercive nature of political life here.
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Musk said the biggest obstacle currently is designing and building a large, "rapidly reusable" rocket.
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His chest sensor was set to alert him when an obstacle was seven feet away.
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The sport's divided governance remains the biggest obstacle to growth and a rational, sustainable schedule.
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Day to day, week to week, I don't find that my blindness is an obstacle.
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Nebraska regulators approved the Keystone XL pipeline, removing the last major obstacle to the project.
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It's equally hard to imagine any of the other conservatives providing much of an obstacle.
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The most important obstacle is likely to be the potential for opposition from German unions.
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After Reagan and Trump — three divorces between them — that obstacle lies on the compost heap.
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The main obstacle to carrying it out will be the unwillingness to surrender national sovereignty.
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It likewise extends a military intervention which has long since proved an obstacle to peace.
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Over all, his weakness among black voters is an obstacle, but not an insurmountable one.
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The smugglers advised they buy energy drinks and cookies for their most formidable obstacle: Bulgaria.
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Our roundtable participants made clear that childcare is a major obstacle to women becoming entrepreneurs.
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The right to drive removes one important obstacle to bringing more women into the workforce.
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However, the biggest obstacle now is a lack of funds to provide emergency food aid.
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Then he conducted the test drive with an updated Kuri, which smoothly navigated the obstacle.
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It often feels like an obstacle course of etiquette and taste: What should you say?
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But then there are days when 30 preschoolers show up and need obstacle-course guidance.
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Q. How much do you see the teachers' union as an obstacle in this regard?
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Any real pothead knows being sick is no obstacle when it comes to getting high.
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Some caution, nevertheless, that the state is not the only obstacle to Kurdish cultural expression.
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The study cited low awareness about the technology as the main obstacle to telemedicine's growth.
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For early investigators, the biggest obstacle was their inability to look inside a living body.
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For English speakers, another huge obstacle may be the German language, with its syllabic pileups.
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But, he added, getting the logistics right on the ground may be the biggest obstacle.
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She treated aging as just another trivial obstacle, not something that would ever humble her.
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Foreign investors often point to such contradictions among Zimbabwean authorities as an obstacle to investment.
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The horror in Parkland should finally identify the impediment and obstacle for change and reform.
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But the settlements are an obstacle to any eventual deal, and they are Israel's responsibility.
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Players control Mario through a series of obstacle courses while collecting coins along the way.
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Additional trading costs created by de-dollarization will also represent another "major obstacle," she said.
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But being a woman has always been the biggest obstacle to her success, she said.
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When Kevin gets stuck or encounters an insurmountable obstacle, he messages me asking for help.
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Georgiadis said shipping costs were an obstacle for reordering certain items late in the season.
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Success isn't immediate, and failure is almost always an obstacle you will have to overcome.
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Scientists filmed the cockroaches running obstacle courses and captured their movements using high-speed cameras.
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Maintaining prison jobs has always been an obstacle for solving problems and saving tax dollars.
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Creating a significant Chinese domestic market could be a first step in overcoming that obstacle.
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Democrats insist that's no obstacle as they press ahead toward likely votes on impeachment articles.
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There are no lines when I grocery shop, only an obstacle course of restocking boxes.
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The border between Ireland and Northern Ireland remains the biggest obstacle to a Brexit deal.
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A federal ban on insurance coverage of abortions for people with Medicaid is another obstacle.
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Some customers faced an additional obstacle: they live hours away from the nearest Apple store.
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The show at times feels like an obstacle course and a soundstage for a telenovela.
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The biggest obstacle there isn't UBI; it's getting the support to actually impose the tax.
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Another 60 percent said that difficulties establishing the reputation of sellers was a key obstacle.
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Alex Niven: People weren't just exaggerating, though: [the puddle] was a genuine problem, an obstacle.
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FYI, Rousey's kinda busy right now ... crushing obstacle courses on "Battle of the Network Stars."
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It has wheels to move around your space and built-in obstacle avoidance The robo-butler wouldn't be much of a butler if it just sat in the corner of your room — it has wheels to move around your space and built-in obstacle avoidance.
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A lack of cheap and convenient transport for women is a big obstacle to their employment.
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The main obstacle is Labour, which sees no reason to make life easier for the Tories.
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But I think you are brushing too quickly past the central obstacle to such a system.
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Otherwise, he will create an important obstacle on the path to making America more prosperous again.
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Those features include a new obstacle avoidance system that DJI calls APAS (Advanced Pilot Assistance Systems).
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It's necessary and essential but, as you might have guessed, there's at least one more obstacle.
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But a shortage of properties available for sale remains an obstacle to a robust housing market.
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However, the biggest obstacle was that a family had checked in for 26 months (yes, months).
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Check your inner dialogue These dating coaches say the biggest obstacle is their clients' own attitudes.
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A serviceman and a dog in the 300m obstacle course race of the True Friend competition.
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The key obstacle to a head transplant is the restoration of connections in the spinal cord.
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Mania hones that approach to the sharpest edge with obstacle courses that constantly propel you forward.
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This speedy resolution forces The Order to create a new obstacle for a prospective season 2.
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Any single Republican can present an obstacle to his nomination should all Democrats vote against him.
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Well I've always managed to in practical performance of doing films, one obstacle after the other.
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U.S. exporters looking to Europe have a big obstacle in the region, however, and that's Russia.
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The outsiderness Noah initially feared would be an obstacle soon revealed itself to be an asset.
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Before riding off into the sunset, though, Fig and Caputo face a final obstacle: their pasts.
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Another obstacle is that a fair few billionaires would also benefit from a truly universal UBI.
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If so, that would remove a major obstacle to Amazon's bid to acquire the grocery chain.
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Prior to his presidential run, guns were rarely a political obstacle in Sanders' long political career.
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It's incredibly small, light, and portable, and it has 240-way (front and rear) obstacle avoidance.
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Next came the obstacle runs, climbing walls, body crawling under barbed wire, and jumping over fire.
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One obstacle is the legitimate fear that any new regulation is one more step toward confiscation.
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"One could characterize the obstacle Ohio women will face as not merely 'substantial,' but, rather, 'insurmountable.'"
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Instead, what has become clear over the past week is that costs aren't the real obstacle.
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Gene Perry of the Oklahoma Policy Institute notes that rugged ideology is not the only obstacle.
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No wonder, then, that far-right pundits view him as an obstacle akin to Bernie Sanders.
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The sensors — two up front and two in the back — assist with obstacle detection and avoidance.
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The democracy protests in Hong Kong have posed another obstacle in the US-China trade talks.
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Perhaps the biggest obstacle to land-value taxes comes from the dark side to its efficiency.
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The report also says weak wage hikes remain an obstacle to achieving higher growth in Japan.
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But US troops stationed in the region had been an obstacle to Turkish expansion in Syria.
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All of these potential solutions, however, could bump up against a powerful obstacle: free speech law.
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This is, and always has been, the primary obstacle to mass importation of mangoes from India.
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But a chronic shortage of properties for sale remains an obstacle to a robust housing market.
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ITALY'S ECONOMY MINISTER TRIA SAYS HE DOES NOT SEE OBSTACLE FOR AN AGREEMENT WITH THE EU
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Last May Mexico's big business lobby, CCE, called violence the single "greatest obstacle" to economic activity.
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The ruling removes one potential obstacle for Apotex in its effort to launch the copycat drugs.
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Members of these suspected crime networks expressed confidence they could navigate any obstacle to moving cash.
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OCR athletes who have space and the budget will build mini obstacle courses in their backyards.
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Let's say you surmount the obstacle of a cover job, and actually meet someone you like.
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Abu Dhabi's new deal has faced no such obstacle, because the government controls all three parties.
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He claims that a lack of self-confidence was the main obstacle keeping him from happiness.
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That leads to the final major obstacle to widespread utilization of clean coal technology: Trump himself.
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It starts at the launch screen, ends at the castle, and includes every obstacle in-between.
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Numerous tax experts have said an audit should not be an obstacle to disclosing his returns.
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But of course until that happens we will be concerned about any obstacle that may appear.
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While you still have the obstacle-avoidance issue, this is a really nice feature to have.
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Collision with another aircraft and hitting an obstacle have been ruled out as a potential cause.
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The first obstacle was that I had never directed anything before, but what would Maverick do?
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It has rear sensors now, too, so you have obstacle avoidance even when you're backing up.
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"It was like this giant obstacle and onslaught and you're in the bunker together," he says.
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