The current polarization in America obstructs this kind of collaboration.
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If water obstructs your path, first spend some time watching it.
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Thai officials claim that XLII obstructs a shipping route, the Post reported.
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The policy obstructs women's right to safe abortion by prohibiting non-U.
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Hence, the D.U.P. obstructs gay marriage, abortion rights and Irish language rights.
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The volume indicator no longer obstructs the center of the screen obnoxiously. pic.twitter.
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Yet today the idea has expanded to new extremes—and obstructs free expression.
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HP's move obstructs fakes, which do break copyright law (and the odd printer).
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But historic preservation comes at a cost: It obstructs change for the better.
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No hint of the 43s civil rights sit-ins obstructs this historical reenactment.
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Critics say it is unnecessary, superfluous and expensive, and obstructs access to abortion services.
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A column that often obstructs the view in that room is cleverly circumvented here.
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If a criminal suspect successfully obstructs an investigation, the underlying crime is never discovered.
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If he obstructs in any way it could only add to eventual articles of impeachment.
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The corporate cultural bubble or an insular, like-minded c-suite often obstructs the view.
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The tree is so large, it completely obstructs the view of the side and rear windows.
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"While I am no Comey fan, I won't defend anyone who obstructs justice," Cole told CNBC.
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"Anyone who obstructs our ability to do cleanup will be subject to arrest," Mr. Burgum said.
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If it obstructs the road you push it off the cliff, don't matter if your mother's inside.
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Officials with the governing party say they are simply overhauling a corrupt system that obstructs popular will.
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California's rule is pre-empted by the FAA, they argued, because it obstructs Congress' goal of favoring arbitration.
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"Anything that obstructs this process is a problem for us," said Tassos Vamvakidis, the commercial manager of PCT.
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Grand jury-minutes are sealed—intended to safeguard the identity of the suspect—which obstructs Mr Ford's inquiry.
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And if Congress obstructs necessary legislation, it has only itself to blame for the partisan regulations that result.
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But inquiring into them is not a substitute for removing a president who abuses power and obstructs justice.
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It encourages judgment by projection and popularity, and it obstructs our ability to evaluate context and objective evidence.
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A president who "corruptly" obstructs or impedes "the due and proper administration of the law" commits a crime.
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"Fabricated news obstructs development and confuses public opinion," declares one of the banners erected in recent days around Amman.
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In digital post-production, campus may have found another variable that obstructs us from grasping what's before our eyes.
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This would not be the first time Wisconsin obstructs a candidate's path to the GOP nomination, by the way.
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With this outsized political heft, Hezbollah obstructs the Lebanese government, preventing it from siphoning away its followers through competing initiatives.
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Officials from the governing party say they are simply overhauling a corrupt system that obstructs the will of the people.
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Political lying of this type obstructs democracy and profoundly deepens the climate of pervasive distrust in which Trump has thrived.
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If like Nixon he obstructs criminal investigations into his own conduct, he, too, could find himself facing impeachment, possibly even prosecution.
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Outside the orderly line has morphed into a sprawl that spills off the sidewalk and obstructs passersby (and the occasional bus).
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Most heart attacks happen when a chunk of plaque becomes unstable, breaks loose and obstructs a major artery feeding the heart.
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Opening an impeachment inquiry is exactly what we must do when the President obstructs justice, advises witnesses to ignore legal subpoenas, & more.
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The outside area is covered with this metal fencing that obstructs the view but, of course, is meant to keep people safe.
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"But I'm going to direct that U.S. Marshals are empowered to arrest or detain anyone who obstructs the felling of trees," he said.
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The more the "out" party obstructs and attacks the "in" party, the less legitimate the "in" party will seem in the next election.
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There appears for many years on and off, there has been a rogue element in the FBI leadership that obstructs these kinds of investigations.
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Ischemic strokes occur when either a blood clot or a plaque obstructs a vessel carrying blood to the brain, preventing the delivery of oxygen.
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Yet, they should be aware of the rhetorical spin that drives the cancer enterprise and how it obstructs a clear understanding of the issue.
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Ryan Zinke (R-Mont.), who told The Associated Press last month that he would be more likely to run if Tester obstructs Trump's agenda.
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The university, however, refuses to touch Building H, which now obstructs the view of distant volcanoes, one of the most beautiful Espacio Escultórico offered.
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And it's all the junk and clutter of our modern Global Village, the spoils and the skepticism, that obstructs his view of his own achievement.
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PAH is a form of high blood pressure in the lungs that over time obstructs the arteries that go from your lungs to your heart.
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In fact, it seems pretty clear that when anyone uses, say, deception or intimidation to prevent the production of evidence, then that person obstructs justice.
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Instead, his personality-driven politics requires attacks on anything, whether public or private, that obstructs an unmediated path from his voice to his followers' ears.
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Looking visibly happy, the researchers concluded, obstructs others' ability to discern your class, because it overrides the visible markers that appear in a more expressionless state.
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"By not teaching them to engage in a healthy debate, you also risk furthering the divide in this nation that so painfully obstructs collaboration," Simon said.
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Under federal statute 183 U.S.C. 1512, "whoever corruptly obstructs, influences, or impedes any official proceeding, or attempts to do so," is guilty of obstruction of justice.
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"When someone slows us down, blocks us, or obstructs us in some way, we tend to respond with anger with a determination to push through," he says.
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More than anything, an aspiring rent-seeker seeks the warm embrace of federal, state and local regulators, whose protection obstructs the tiresome chore of actually competing for business.
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Another complication is that a nearly 50-year-old treaty between Mexico and the United States prevents any construction that obstructs or diverts the flow of the waterways.
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Someone in front obstructs my view with a large, homemade Magic: The Gathering card—the in-joke or community reference is lost on me, but points for effort.
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A cylindrical shape, whose interior is visible through a large, vertical, gash-like opening, obstructs their view of each other as it rises well above them, twisting slightly.
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And, indeed, a ruling platitude of our day says we need to get beyond the politics of acrimony and division that obstructs decisive progress toward this guiding ideal.
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At 203 inches wide and 220 feet in length, it obstructs about a third of a stretch of sidewalk along Nassau Street, on the western side of the building.
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While scooter-sharing isn't explicitly outlined in the city's transportation code, it is illegal to place a scooter in a way that obstructs the sidewalk, the SFMTA spokesperson said.
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The hands forward "mummy" style of fighting obstructs the opponent's fastest punches—the straights—and they are forced to swing around if they hope to sneak a blow in.
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For negotiations to succeed, the letter said the Security Council should do everything required to put a stop to anything that obstructs "the implementation of Security Council resolution 2254".
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Will Congress finally hold in contempt — and insist on consequences for — any administration official who refuses to cooperate with its subpoenas and thereby obstructs its investigation for the truth?
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Get rid of clutter — no books, papers, clothing or pet toys left on the floor or furniture that partially obstructs paths to the bathroom, bedroom, kitchen or front door.
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When a subject of an investigation obstructs that investigation, or lies to investigators, it strikes at the core of the government's effort to find the truth and hold wrongdoers accountable.
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When a subject of an investigation obstructs that investigation or lies to investigators, it strikes at the core of the government's effort to find the truth and hold wrongdoers accountable.
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But we argue that today it has expanded to new extremes, obstructs free expression and fundamentally misunderstands the process by which all cultures form and progress: through creolisation and intermixing.
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This subsection defines obstruction as the alteration or concealment of documents and other objects used in an "official proceeding," and any other act that obstructs, influences or impedes a proceeding.
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When a subject of an investigation obstructs that investigation or lies to investigators, it strikes at the core of their government's effort to find the truth and hold wrongdoers accountable.
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"Congress's need to access grand jury material relevant to potential impeachable conduct by a President is heightened when the Executive Branch willfully obstructs channels for accessing other relevant evidence," Howell said.
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"Congress's need to access grand jury material relevant to potential impeachable conduct by a President is heightened when the Executive Branch willfully obstructs channels for accessing other relevant evidence," she wrote.
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By conflating "consumer rights" with "human rights," the European Union obstructs data transfers to countries that do not copy and paste its own heavy-handed privacy regulations into their domestic laws.
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When a subject of an investigation obstructs that investigation or lies to investigators, it strikes at the core of the government's effort to find the truth and hold wrong doers accountable.
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HANNITY: She obstructs justice, you know, the leading the acid washing, then we got to cover it up and rigged investigation, writing an exoneration months before they interview her and 17 others.
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"Smoke and Drive Around" reminds me of those nights where the pursuit of having a good time obstructs any negative feeling, but some feelings of loneliness manage to creep in there too.
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The immigration sweep came more than a week after the Trump administration sued to block three California state laws that the Justice Department says obstructs federal immigration officials from doing their jobs.
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The U.N. Security Council established a sanctions regime this month that allows the body to blacklist anyone who violates or obstructs a fragile 2015 peace deal signed by Mali's government and separatist groups.
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To decrease double parking that obstructs bike lanes, Lyft is piloting a geo-fenced program that diverts to a dedicated location outside of traffic flow drivers' pick-ups and drop-offs for passengers.
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The cause of death, the outlet reported, was a "cerebral infarction," which obstructs blood and oxygen from flowing to the brain, and "herniation," which produces pressure and moves brain tissue, according Medline Plus.
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For one, a HUD doesn't show a map for navigation — it's too busy and obstructs too much of the driver's view of the road — so it falls back to turn-by-turn directions.
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Lawmakers who oppose marijuana legalization — including Harris, one of the biggest pot critics in Congress — often complain about a lack of research, but the federal government obstructs many efforts to study the drug.
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Depending on the camera used, the device might have a rear-facing screen to line up the shot, but even then, the gimbal's design partly obstructs the user's view of the tiny screen.
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The article of impeachment that passed the House accused Bill Clinton of lying to a grand jhury, a crime and something that obstructs the ability of the courts to get to the truth.
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The article of impeachment that passed the House accused Bill Clinton of lying to a grand jury, a crime and something that obstructs the ability of the courts to get to the truth.
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The second is "public safety remote aerial interference offense," in which a person uses a drone in a manner that obstructs or interferes with a public safety official performing his or her duties.
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They are very hard to catch, and they enter on a straight line—meaning that the kick itself obstructs the path up the center line—making it tough to step in on the fighter.
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"Your refusal to cooperate with the Committee's request is unacceptable, it obstructs our investigation, and it prevents the Committee from having a complete or accurate understanding of the circumstances surrounding this rulemaking," he said.
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If the junta then obstructs the establishment of a civilian transition with the decision-making authority necessary to pursue these reforms, the responsibility for the ongoing economic crisis will fall squarely on their shoulders.
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"We urge the US to ensure that the structures of the JCPoA can remain intact, and to avoid taking action which obstructs its full implementation by all other parties to the deal," they added.
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" They added, "We urge the U.S. to ensure that the structures of the J.C.P.O.A. can remain intact, and to avoid taking action which obstructs its full implementation by all other parties to the deal.
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The Obama administration and 17 U.S. states sued American Express in 2010 alleging that the company's anti-steering contract requirement obstructs merchants from using competition to try to keep credit card fees from increasing.
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"On a day when his former fixer heads to jail and his current fixer heads the Department of Justice, President Trump obstructs both Mueller and his tax returns from speaking for themselves," Texas Democratic Rep.
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For example, Section 1512 of Title 18 makes it a crime if someone corruptly "obstructs, influences or impedes any official proceeding," even if the proceeding was not yet pending at the time of the act.
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Ahead of Sunday's 20th anniversary of the agreement to protect human rights defenders, Forst joined other U.N. experts urging governments to pass laws to keep rights workers safe, and to repeal legislation that obstructs their work.
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Also, excess nitrates that seep into water supplies can cause "blue baby syndrome," when nitrogen obstructs red blood cells' abilities to carry enough oxygen, causing a baby's skin to turn blue, according to the New York Times.
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Yet, while Republican senators generally do not believe any presidential missteps on Ukraine are serious enough to warrant removal, they might feel differently if the White House obstructs the House after a floor vote has legitimized the impeachment inquiry.
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It only takes Archie until lunch to confront Ms. Grundy again, asking her if her feelings for him are real because otherwise there's no reason to protect whatever it is they're doing — especially if it obstructs a murder investigation.
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" White House press secretary Stephanie Grisham said the ruling is "another reckless nationwide injunction threatening our constitutional structure, obstructs the Executive Branch from faithfully executing the immigration laws passed by Congress and from protecting American citizens and legal immigrants.
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The participation, however, is subject to Nadler's discretion, and Democrats included a clause stating that if the White House obstructs the investigation -- such as by not making witnesses available -- then Nadler could block it from calling its own witnesses.
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The intense status quo bias of the existing system obstructs conservative change as well, but it also serves to keep policies social democrats and liberals oppose — private health insurance, high public college tuition, low capital requirements on banks, etc.
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Given that they are already well below neutral and the Fed is very close to fulfilling its mandate, we can only conclude that the Fed will want to raise rates in the months ahead unless bad news obstructs that path.
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Presented, submitted and then sealed in a United Nations vault, territorial adjustments form an integral part of solving the decades-old Cyprus conflict which has kept Greece and Turkey at loggerheads and obstructs Turkey's membership bid to the European Union.
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Serbs in the north of Kosovo, who do not recognise its institutions, refuse to pay their electricity bills and Kosovo's grid operator KOSTT says that the Serbian counterpart EMS obstructs KOSTT's efforts to become a full-fledged ENTSO-E member.
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Dissections can have lethal consequences without causing rupture if the dissection obstructs blood flow to the brain or other critical organs, but dissections can cause acute rupture of a weakened aorta as well, even in the absence of an aneurysm.
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Still, the openness to working alongside Trump on the issue — even as the administration flagrantly obstructs other Democratic efforts and investigations — has prompted some on the left to question whether he even has the capacity to be a reliable partner.
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" Mueller also made clear the seriousness of an obstruction offense: "When a subject of an investigation obstructs that investigation or lies to investigators, it strikes at the core of the government's effort to strike at the truth and hold wrong doers accountable.
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This movement raises Cormier's lead shoulder as the stonewall does in boxing and the long guard does in Muay Thai, something which is partly undone by Cormier continuing to hold his chin high, but it also obstructs the path of Oezdemir's right hand.
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United States, the justices reviewed the conviction of a defendant for violating a provision called the "omnibus clause," which makes it a crime for anyone who "obstructs or impedes, or endeavors to obstruct or impede, the due administration" of the tax laws.
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In the motion, the tribe argued that the construction of a pipeline and flow of oil beneath Lake Oahe obstructs the free practice of the tribe's religion, Matt Vogel, a legislative associate for the Cheyenne River Sioux, told reporters on a conference call on Monday.
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But most foreign investors will likely stay clear for the moment, not only because of security and corruption concerns but also because of the drag on the Palestinian economy from Israel's West Bank occupation that obstructs the flow of people, goods and services, experts say.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Twenty-two states, including New York and California, and seven cities on Tuesday sued to challenge the Environmental Protection Agency's replacement of the Obama administration's Clean Power Plan, arguing it prolongs U.S. reliance on coal power and obstructs states that pursue cleaner electricity generation.
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"The federal obstruction laws, with their bar on corruptly-motivated actions, apply whether the president obstructs an investigation through firing officials leading it, shutting down the investigation, ordering the destruction of documents, or dangling or issuing pardons to induce witnesses to impede the investigation," the letter reads.
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"On a day when his former fixer heads to jail and his current fixer heads the Department of Justice, President Trump obstructs both Mueller and his tax returns from speaking for themselves," said Representative Lloyd Doggett, Democrat of Texas and a Ways and Means Committee member.
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"Since one of my biggest concerns as a composer is communicating about something meaningful with the audience, anything that obstructs that communication feels like a lost opportunity to me," said David T. Little, who has given his works all-lowercase, all-capitalized and other nonstandard titles.
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" Synneve Carlino, a spokeswoman for Carnegie Hall, said it had no specific policy on signs, but added, "However, if there is activity of any kind in the hall that disrupts the experience for artists or patrons, obstructs the view of concertgoers, or interferes with safety, etc.
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WASHINGTON, Aug 13 (Reuters) - Twenty-two states, including New York and California, and seven cities on Tuesday sued to challenge the Environmental Protection Agency's replacement of the Obama administration's Clean Power Plan, arguing it prolongs U.S. reliance on coal power and obstructs states that pursue cleaner electricity generation.
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That has turned attention to a "flextension," a longer delay, probably to the end of the year but perhaps longer, in which both sides would have the option to end the arrangement — London, if Parliament agrees on a Brexit plan, or Brussels, if Britain obstructs European Union business.
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But for today it's enough to raise the possibility that Henneberger and Linker are representative of many wavering Catholics who stayed with a compromised leadership in 2001 but won't stay with a hierarchy that seems bankrupt in 2018 … or for however long the Church's internal stalemate obstructs justice and forestalls reform.
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He objected to the obstruction charge brought under a provision known as the "omnibus clause," making it a crime for a person who "corruptly" or by force or by threats of force "obstructs or impedes, or endeavors to obstruct or impede, the due administration of" the Internal Revenue Service laws.
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In the most conspiratorial-yet-still-plausible view, delaying elections sanctions was part of a quid pro quo or blackmail arrangement with Putin, one in which Trump continually obstructs US sanctions on Russia as much as possible in exchange for election help and Putin keeping compromising material on Trump from being made public.
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"We urge the U.S. to ensure that the structures of the JCPOA (deal) can remain intact and to avoid taking action which obstructs its full implementation by all other parties to the deal," the leaders of Britain, Germany and France said in a joint statement provided by Prime Minister Theresa May's office.
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"Universal Credit has built a digital barrier that effectively obstructs many individuals' access to their entitlements," he warns, pointing to big gaps in digital skills and literacy for those on low incomes and also detailing how civil society has been forced into a lifeline support role — despite its own austerity-enforced budget constraints.
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While my colleague covers much ground in this provocative piece, I want to address one of his specific concerns — that universities ought to recommit themselves to the Western canon to combat Marxism, socialism and anything else that obstructs or challenges the conservative principles of individualism, capitalism and the morality of wealth creation.
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"There is a long history of using snake venom as a tool to study blood clotting mechanism," Tseng said, adding that the only available antiplatelet drugs used for thrombosis -- in which a clot occurs in a blood vessel and obstructs circulation -- are also based on venom, though not the same one used in her study.
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There's also an optional wireless camera that can be mounted to the back of the trailer in case it obstructs the driver's rear-view mirror, and a clever software assistance option that shows the driver exactly how they should be turning the steering wheel to keep the trailer and truck in a straight line while reversing.
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"It is a high-density neighborhood and street traffic easily obstructs pathways to and from the building, making it profoundly challenging for the NYPD to establish a secure perimeter," Mr. de Blasio, a Democrat, wrote, noting that the challenges affected not only Mr. Trump, but other residents of Trump Tower as well as the crowds that pass nearby.
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Desus and Mero have their own take on the president's weird fondness for threatening Chicago: While Sessions has already responded to Chicago's legal challenge by saying that the Windy City "has chosen deliberately and intentionally to adopt a policy that obstructs this country's lawful immigration system," a number of legal experts have argued the lawsuit's central claims actually rest on sturdy shoulders.
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A General Election is only a last resort for 3 reasons - boundary changes (that favour the Conservatives) will not be effective until 2019; the Fixed Term Parliaments Act obstructs Prime Ministerial freedom to call an election at will; and it may suit major decision makers to slowly shift away from more difficult aspects of Brexit on the grounds that Parliament has forced them to do so.
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The federal code has 21 statutes laying out the different ways to obstruct justice, including: Tampering with, retaliating against or intimidating a witness, victim, or informant Influencing or injuring an officer of the U.S. or a juror Falsifying or stealing records Someone who "obstructs, influences, or impedes any official proceeding" — or even if they attempt to do so Go deeper: Mueller report lists 10 episodes of potential Trump obstruction
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