Veronica dragged a hobbling Archie to the group's stashed car.
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Nor does China hold back from directly hobbling foreign firms.
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Slowing growth may not stop politicians from hobbling the app.
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He was hobbling on along the sideline on bad knees.
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He was hobbling around afterward but finished the show nonetheless.
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In July, EcoCash's platform crashed for two days, hobbling business transactions.
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She's actually hobbling down a sidewalk in her final scene (seriously).
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Bannon's possible defenestration may turn the tables by hobbling Breitbart's clout.
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It was also discovered to be intentionally hobbling mobile video speeds.
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They're not hobbling from pain or drowning in their own blood.
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If Churchill was hobbling now, that would sound its death knell.
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Bleary students scrambled to escape, some barefoot and one hobbling on crutches.
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When Fedotowsky confronted him, Rego took off hobbling into some bushes. Awkward.
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The highlight was hobbling past my family's cheer squad at mile 24.
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Catch me hobbling — and styling — all the way to retirement in Boca.
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In 2018, he was limited by hobbling pain after an ineffective operation.
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Recently Churchill has been hobbling across television and film screens more than ever.
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Modern trade deals have attacked national sovereignty by hobbling regulations and worker protections.
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The delay is emblematic of wider problems that are hobbling Puerto Rico's recovery.
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Regulatory rollback Republicans see a rollback of rules that were hobbling the economy.
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Andrew M. Cuomo to "take ownership" of the problems hobbling the subway system.
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He showed up, btw, hobbling into court with the use of a walker.
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At the moment, an obsession with power and order is hobbling the new tribunals.
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Appearing on Fox, I became part of the disinformation machine rather than hobbling it.
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Clinton a blow and send her hobbling to the Democratic National Convention in July.
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This change runs the risk of hobbling some companies with multi-national supply chains.
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But Joe Biden appears to be hobbling even before he reaches the starting blocks.
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After hip surgery and a long course of physiotherapy he's at least hobbling again.
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Many people hobbling about on painful knees would hardly regard the surgery as optional.
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Brazil is still hobbling from its worst recession in decades; 13 million are unemployed.
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The medical records mess is hobbling research and impeding attempts to improve patient care.
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He remained on the floor for several moments before hobbling to the locker room.
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Weak exports and an inventory overhang, especially in the automotive sector, are hobbling manufacturing.
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He was in his 70s, and he was hobbling around on two bad knees.
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Blake Griffin scored 23 but was hobbling much of the day with a knee injury.
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The Padres are hobbling at various spots around the infield and could use Spangenberg's versatility.
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Even as he's hobbling off the field—with a broken leg—he's calm and supportive.
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All this secrecy indicates that Senate Republicans understand that hobbling Medicaid would be politically damaging.
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He is physically frail, hobbling to and from his visitations with his lawyers and family.
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You see a young Noah hobbling to the trainer's table immediately after leaving the court.
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"At night, he's hobbling up and down stairs," said Don Butzner, the Eatons' massage therapist.
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A 2.6 percent loss in Geely Automobile Holdings shares sent the consumer cyclicals sector hobbling.
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Distillers almost can't be blamed for not hobbling down this foggy path of genever approval.
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The move was part of a broader effort to keep debt from hobbling the economy.
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For the last six miles, I alternated between walking and running and hobbling to finish.
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Hobbling IPR is like addressing high crime rates by telling the police to stop making arrests.
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But by the end of the match, it was the Serb who was hobbling between shots.
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The program of hobbling our young people with entitlements requires that those books cannot be found.
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Space solar power would supplant fossil fuels without hobbling modern, technological civilization at the same time.
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In addition, coach John Thompson III hurt a knee and was noticeably hobbling the entire game.
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Hobbling the underground market should also temper tax evasion, a costlier problem than many people realize.
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Most romped to eat, but two smaller black cows hung back behind a gate, hobbling forward.
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Instead, a mutation occurred in a region of DNA that controlled the normal gene, hobbling it.
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It would have a significant impact on the economy without hobbling us with massive amount of debt.
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There was also another, much older Targaryen hobbling around Westeros during early seasons of Game Of Thrones.
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Russell managed just two points and two assists in more than seven minutes but was clearly hobbling.
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Stocks failed to get a lift from a global equities rally, with disappointing results hobbling some companies.
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No sooner was I allowed out of bed than I was hobbling back to my neighbor's set.
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He was hobbling as recently as yesterday, but hinted he would take some painkillers to numb it.
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Now she did all that while hobbling around on a foot that should have healed but didn't.
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After what seemed like only a few minutes, the door opened, and the novelist came hobbling out.
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I was surprised to see a small-framed warrant officer named Ali Names hobbling around the house.
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But he stayed in the game to deliver his last touchdown pass before hobbling to the sideline.
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"We're hobbling along VERY slowly," passenger Emilie Wyrick said as the train headed back toward Washington state.
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He championed civil-service reform, hobbling the "spoils system" with which he had been so closely associated.
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Prochazka seemingly injured his right knee and was hobbling for much of the opening stages of the fight.
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It looked bad for the Briton, who began hobbling when in pursuit of Cilic's raids on his backhand.
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In the third set, the problem resurfaced, and Azarenka pulled up, hobbling and bouncing on her left leg.
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In addition to hobbling service regularly, people on subway tracks are at risk of death and horrific injury.
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Michelle Goldberg says poor execution and the abandonment of liberal-democratic values are hobbling the administration's China hawkishness.
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It has been less than a year since he was hobbling down the boardwalk in Santa Cruz, Calif.
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The first to emerge comes alone, hobbling on point and dragging Giselle's corpse behind her, like dead prey.
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"The people who have been betraying Abe and hobbling his administration are his personal friends," Mr. Cucek said.
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EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — The Giants were a squabbling, hobbling team when they left Pittsburgh in defeat Sunday night.
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Carre locked the doors of his workplace after the injured man came hobbling in, bleeding from his leg.
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The Awami League has spent its ten years in power systematically co-opting state institutions and hobbling the opposition.
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But Gyorko pulled his right hamstring rounding third and limped back to the bag before hobbling off the field.
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Doncic, who was hobbling late in the game, led the Mavs with 19 points, 15 rebounds and nine assists.
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The other buffer is one of the things hobbling the economy in the first place: state-owned enterprises (SOEs).
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Make sure you clean your floor up so you're not tripping over anything when you're hobbling to the bathroom!
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This week, he gets the vaunted Patriots defense, with deep threat DeSean Jackson out again and Alshon Jeffery hobbling.
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"It's a big outfield out there (Kauffman Stadium), especially if you're hobbling, too," Gibbons said of not playing Pearce.
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Hobbling, slumping, the poor young woman stopped at several points along the way to find balance and recompose herself.
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In his pronouncements and Supreme Court appointments, President Trump appears intent on overturning, or at least hobbling, Roe v.
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By hobbling the Federal Reserve, the proposed legislation opens the way to more free-riding and less financial stability.
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His name was Henroy, and at age 9 he had never attended school because he has trouble even hobbling.
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He emerged with four stitches inserted in the cut and was hobbling after bruising his knee, shoulder and elbow.
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The exhausted migrants entered Esquipulas during the evening and sought out food and places to sleep, hobbling on blistered feet.
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He appears a decade older than his character's supposed age of 61, with his pronounced gray hairs and wrinkles, hobbling.
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Increasingly, he is having conversations about how those clients can support their kids without hobbling their own retirement savings objectives.
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The mismanagement of Sears reflects an ongoing pattern: private equity takeover artists that benefit from hobbling the companies they purchase.
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But with Venezuela's state oil company hobbling along, it was actually forced to start importing oil from the United States.
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The starting five was at least active going into the first round, even if Griffin and JJ Redick were hobbling.
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Andy Hug was hobbling world class kickboxers, with considerably more experience than him, with this technique back in the 90s.
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For his part, Mr. Trump had expressed irritation with the Republican resistance, saying it was hobbling him in his negotiations.
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By the most recent novel, 2019's The Night Fire, the aging detective is hobbling due to knee replacement surgery.
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Rather than hobbling around the vault with a broken leg and a list of chores, I was a star athlete.
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In a matter of months, the deadly contagious bug has spread around the world, hobbling any economy in its path.
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He gleefully raced to impeachment on the thinnest of pretexts in the hopes of politically hobbling a president he opposed.
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He left the economy saddled with over $1 billion in debt — more than Gambia's annual economic output — hobbling ordinary government functions.
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I haven't been able to run since around week 12, when round ligament pain left me hobbling after a short jog.
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But not in Idaho, which has the strictest law in the U.S. hobbling such job promiscuity, per The New York Times.
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He was in the crosswalk—he's pushing seventy and has a slow, hobbling gait—when the limo turned straight into him.
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But the bill is hobbling through the House, where it was stripped this month of the parts that would allow legalization.
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I wanted to remember all the good stuff from my wedding — not the fact that I was hobbling around all day.
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Twist with a Swarovski zimmer frame and a Prada colostomy bag, still hobbling around in platform heels but with varicose veins.
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Last month, the group launched a series of attacks on Congolese and U.N. security forces, hobbling the country's emergency ebola response.
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Rome also supports the issuance of European Union bonds to fight the coronavirus emergency hobbling the bloc's economies, added the source.
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Still, I can't bear the thought of hobbling through my long commute with blisters abound, just for the sake of sophistication.
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The Broward New Times and Houston Press no longer publish print editions and are hobbling along with only a few employees.
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Mike Zimmer's defense started applying pressure on Garoppolo, who was sacked and also came up hobbling after he twisted his ankle.
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Besides, they said, comprehensive testing for H.I.V. would be too expensive, hobbling the lucrative business in plasma and other blood products.
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Mike Zimmer's defense started applying pressure on Garoppolo, who was sacked and also came up hobbling after he twisted his ankle.
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But while he may have succeeded at hobbling Rubio's ascent to the nomination, any support that Rubio lost didn't flock to Christie.
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In one scene, we see the wounded hobbling aimlessly through the hallway of a makeshift hospital while medics tend to fresh casualties.
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To make a mistake could mean hobbling two teams — the merchant bank and special-situations group — that are among Goldman's most successful.
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I was most inspired by the elderly, some hobbling, some wheelchair-bound, who still appreciated the importance of becoming an American citizen.
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The most infectious beats on "Immunity" are slightly but insistently asymmetrical—he made the rhythms more human by hobbling them a bit.
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During the Obama years, Republicans blamed Obama's fiscal policies for swelling the size of the federal government and hobbling its economic growth.
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It's alleged that he has a significant injury, is in significant pain, and was hobbling around on crutches during All-Star Weekend.
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With shocking speed, he has wreaked havoc: hobbling our core alliances, jettisoning American values and abdicating United States leadership of the world.
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This, together with a lack of land and labor have worsened an acute shortage of homes for sale, hobbling the housing market.
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The Dark Tower star, 44, was spotted hobbling out of a swanky London restaurant Thursday night on crutches after suffering a mysterious injury.
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The perception of high corruption is hindering the growth of public-private partnerships in the region and hobbling cities' resilience efforts, he added.
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But days later the government scrapped the plan, which critics said risked further hobbling the central bank's ability to react to a crisis.
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A Reuters report said Apple and others were hobbling smaller competitors by refusing to sell older surplus iPhone models to third party retailers.
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Quarterback Steven Montez was 103 of 30 for 129 yards, with no touchdowns and two interceptions, before hobbling off in the fourth quarter.
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Armed groups roam Congo's eastern border with Uganda and Rwanda, hobbling efforts to contain an Ebola outbreak that has killed nearly 400 people.
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In their letter, the lawmakers called Pentagon leadership "barren" and said the lack of nominees at the State Department is "hobbling" international engagement.
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Vista, California (CNN)Rolling up in wheelchairs and walkers, hobbling with bandaged heads and neck braces, hundreds of people who live in Rep.
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Another oil producer, Nigeria, is running out of money, hobbling President Muhammadu Buhari's campaign against the Islamist Boko Haram insurgents in the northeast.
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Aquaria announced that she would embrace her sentence-hobbling "flaws" and use them to her advantage by playing the first lady Melania Trump.
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No. 1 Andy Murray, hobbling from a bothersome and prolonged hip injury, was upset by the American Sam Querrey in five uneven sets.
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But the last thing you want to do is draw attention to yourself by being sick in the restaurant, and then hobbling out.
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We've already seen the politics of this dynamic play out in states like Wisconsin, which have passed laws hobbling the public-sector unions.
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Vandals set fire to underground transport trains and stops in Chile's capital last weekend, sowing nearly $400 million in damage and hobbling public transportation.
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In the same way that "hysteria" was once considered a valid medical diagnosis, any perceived "acting out" could become the justification for mental hobbling.
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Nigeria's ailing power infrastructure, which forces businesses and households to run costly fuel generators, is often blamed for hobbling growth in Africa's largest economy.
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The lack of reliable numbers from the CBO is hobbling the debate — which should be, like all policy discussions, essentially a cost-benefit analysis.
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After healing for a few months in his cabin, he returned to work as a third mate, hobbling on crutches and leaning on oars.
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After playing through hamstring and calf injuries that left him hobbling the past month, Rodgers put on a clinic against the rival Minnesota Vikings.
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In Florida, some of the most influential Hispanic Republicans in the southern part of the state have withheld their support, hobbling his candidacy there.
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I sobbed every day like a battered girlfriend, hobbling home after work to collapse into my easy chair and numb the knee with ice.
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More expensive lumber together with a lack of land and labor have worsened an acute shortage of homes for sale, hobbling the housing market.
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Meanwhile, a debate over gun laws has gripped the nation, hobbling GOP efforts to keep the focus on their tax overhaul and the economy.
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Samsung Electronics has been pouring resources into its telecom network equipment business, aiming to capitalise on the security fears hobbling Huawei, its bigger rival.
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He is also extremely conservative — "one of the judiciary's leading spokespeople" for hobbling "progressive labor and environmental regulations," according to Ian Millhiser of ThinkProgress.
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All of which is to say that on questions of torn ligaments and brains smacked about in their pans, the N.F.L. is hobbling sideways.
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He did not criticize President Trump, instead suggesting, as he has in the past, that a secretive "deep state" was hobbling the American president.
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It could weaken the odds of hobbling him next fall, in the midterm elections, and of putting him far behind us in November 2020.
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PARIS – The chief U.S. envoy at UNESCO says anti-Israel bias and opaque bureaucracy are hobbling the U.N. cultural agency and is urging deep reforms.
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With resources on that scale and a scientific workforce in the many millions, the hobbling effect of corrupt institutions might be overcome by brute force.
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In fact, it could pay off in a huge way, hobbling his presidency in a way that accusations of mere racism and corruption could not.
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A scary moment occurred in the first quarter when Klay Thompson was upended by Smith and came up hobbling before heading to the locker room.
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The suspect, in his 40s or 50s, could be seen handcuffed and hobbling before he was pushed into the back of a white pickup truck.
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As the fighting progressed, convoys of trucks from Baghouz started to include hundreds, and then thousands, of surrendering jihadist fighters, many hobbling from their wounds.
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The resulting shortage of U.S. dollars to pay for imports has led to fuel and electricity shortages, hobbling businesses including in the important mining sector.
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His Department of Justice recently announced a legal crusade against media leaks that, we can all agree, are hobbling the Trump administration and its agenda.
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Go deeper: Hobbling Huawei: Inside the U.S. war on China's tech giant(Reuters) U.S. Chipmakers Preparing for China Trade Fight Fear That All Will 'Suffer' (Bloomberg)
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The other thing that's hobbling the movement to push back start times is that people generally may be unaware of the science of sleep, Simera said.
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In late June, the former Maryland congressman's campaign warned that Sanders, with his hardline support of Medicare for All, risked hobbling all Democrats heading into 2020.
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Molloy (two goals) mainly orbited around the goal, visibly hobbling at times and sapped of the explosiveness and bulldozing strength that made his game so distinctive.
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Particularly across the Northern Triangle, criminal violence rooted in drug trafficking has metastasized into a challenge that is undermining governance, hobbling economic growth, and driving emigration.
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She and her three teenage children had just moved, her husband was in Europe and Ms. Billinge was surrounded by unpacked boxes and hobbling on crutches.
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The story, set in 2013, finds Vera Resnick (Susan Maris) hobbling into her Upper West Side apartment with the help of her husband, Nate (Adam Bradley).
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Goffin, another first-time qualifier, battled to victory against hobbling world number one Rafael Nadal on Monday, but was powerless to stop Dimitrov in full flow.
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Like a lot of ex-marathoners, I didn't want my 80-year-old self to be hobbling around on prosthetic knees because of my youthful running.
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Prince Mohammed may not realize it, but his obsession with maintaining his image as the sole voice of Saudi progress is hobbling his own reform efforts.
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To avoid that hobbling outcome, many trainers, coaches and physicians have begun running athletes through a series of physical tests after they finish post-surgery rehabilitation.
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A couple of months and some massive skin grafts later, I was hobbling back to the hospital for check-ups—which meant passing by the arcade.
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With Sonny Gray relegated to the bullpen, Luis Severino floundering and C. C. Sabathia hobbling to the disabled list, Happ has been something more than backfiller.
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They'd have looked more like a young queen out for a stroll with the magician's assistant, the hobbling, gnomish guy who cast the minor, grudging spells.
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Fed up with party divisions hobbling the town council, Macfadyen and a group of like-minded collaborators resolved to stand as independents at the next elections.
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Thousands of peaceful city dwellers have been rounded up, tearing apart families, striking fear into immigrant communities, hobbling criminal investigations and generally sowing dread and disorder.
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Tripoli had in the past refused access to its waters to the European Union's anti-trafficking sea mission Sophia since 2015, hobbling efforts to stop smugglers.
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Weinstein was helped into court for a pre-trial hearing in New York on Friday by two assistants and was seen hobbling and having difficulty walking.
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Slowing global growth and the lingering effects of the dollar's strength last year against the currencies of the United States' trade partners also are hobbling activity.
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Most recently, Stephens met a returning Gilbert Melendez—once considered a lightweight great—and battered him up and down after hobbling his leg in the first round.
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In effect, they accuse it of hobbling America's ability to defend itself against, for example, surges in imports or subsidies doled out to Chinese state-owned enterprises.
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But an absence of DNS would be something different altogether, hobbling ordinary users in navigating the Web, akin to a total absence of signage in a metro.
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A massive international ransomware campaign apparently using hacking tools stolen from the NSA struck computers across the world Friday, shuttering British hospitals and hobbling a Spanish telecom.
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Rosberg, aiming for a maiden win at Suzuka and ninth of the season, said he was not concerned about a similar engine problem hobbling his title bid.
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Government officials respond they are fighting a U.S.-led right-wing conspiracy bent on ending socialism in Latin America, hobbling Venezuela's economy and stealing its oil wealth.
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But some former officials describe Trump's efforts as something unseen before — a war of sorts on the State Department that if carried out would leave it hobbling.
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Klay Thompson, who has a metronomic shooting touch, disappeared late in the game with a strained hamstring that had him hobbling as though on a peg leg.
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Those of us who warned from the beginning that the Obama stimulus was too small and short-lived, and that austerity was hobbling the recovery, were right.
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ROME, March 20 (Reuters) - Italy's Economy Minister Roberto Gualtieri said on Friday that European Union bonds are needed to fight the coronavirus emergency hobbling the block's countries.
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Without the benefit of policymakers' judgment, Harker said, central banks might have raised rates in the aftermath of the 2007-2009 global financial crisis, hobbling the economy.
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"We are hobbling ourselves because we finance government with taxes on wages and incomes," said Michael J. Graetz, a professor of tax law at Columbia Law School.
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Samsung, a laggard in the telecom network equipment market, has been pouring resources into the business, aiming to capitalise on the security fears hobbling market leader Huawei.
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Specifically, debt fears were used as an excuse to cut spending on social programs, and also as an excuse for hobbling the ambitions of center-left governments.
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He described Japan as a "selfish nuisance" for a decision that threatens to disrupt global supply chains, and aired suspicions over its motive for hobbling a rival economy.
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MEXICO CITY, Oct 13 (Reuters) - Mexican petrochemical firm Mexichem on Friday said its subsidiaries had lifted measures of force majeure imposed after hurricane Harvey struck, hobbling their suppliers.
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The left faces an inherently different and trickier problem than the right's rejection of the science: Their tactics and messaging are hobbling their push to address climate change.
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Douglas Lima is one of the hardest, quickest low kickers in the welterweight division and he has had his opponents hobbling in almost all of his recent fights.
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Manager Bryan Price said Phillips was hobbling to first during his final at-bat, a fielder's choice grounder to end the seventh, and that helped make the decision.
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Even in Delhi, a quasi-state itself, the elected government complains that the BJP has been hobbling it with the president-like powers of the city's lieutenant-governor.
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ROME — Snow made a rare appearance in Rome on Monday, paralyzing the Italian capital for hours, hobbling the public transport system, and snarling air, road and rail transportation.
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A medical cart came out to usher him off the field, but Mahomes refused it, instead draping his arms around trainers' shoulders and hobbling toward the locker room.
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The Mets, on the other hand, were hobbling toward the finish line, their narrative lost, reduced once again to the role of playoffs spoiler instead of postseason contender.
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AI experts are pushing the U.S. to ease immigration policies, arguing that the country is hobbling itself in a critical geopolitical race in which American dominance is slipping.
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Murray, five times a runner-up in Melbourne, has not played a competitive match since hobbling to defeat against American Sam Querrey in the Wimbledon quarter-finals last July.
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But digging into the reasons for this shortcoming turns up the sort of Byzantine rules and internecine squabbling that is all to often guilty of hobbling American transportation infrastructure.
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Trump's order is part of an effort to reverse many of the environmental protections implemented by his predecessor, Democratic President Barack Obama that Trump said were hobbling economic growth.
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And perhaps most importantly, denying people access to ROMs makes the process of educating them in game development much more difficult, potentially hobbling future generations of video game makers.
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The White House's proposed 2018 budget for the agency comes as Trump seeks to clear away regulations he claims are hobbling U.S. businesses - like oil drillers and coal miners.
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Recovering from an ankle injury, Collins was seen hobbling around the Senate floor during votes, holding a green folder containing the letter, and talking individually to senators about it.
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Carrying his Kalashnikov, Maritz greets two rangers who emerge from the scratchy, sun-scorched grass escorting two poachers, one of whom wears flip-flops; the other, barefoot and hobbling.
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Furthermore, by hobbling their own party, Cuomo and the IDC have stalled a number of issues on which a blue state like New York should be at the vanguard.
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But it also instructs them to be ruthless by building an "iron Great Wall" against "enemy forces abroad" who are intent on splitting China's territory or hobbling its development.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "The Crippled Supreme Court" (editorial, May 17): More damaging than the hobbling of the Supreme Court is the delegitimizing of presidents in election years.
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Martin Bouygues, a French construction-to-telecoms magnate, spoke for many a boss in March when he decried "ayatollahs of competition" in Brussels, allegedly hellbent on hobbling European firms.
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Trump's order is part of an effort to reverse many of the environmental protections implemented by his predecessor, Democratic President Barack Obama that Trump said were hobbling economic growth.
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But Trump's habit of improvisation, disinterest in organized messaging, and refusal to hire key diplomatic staff is hobbling his ability to tackle the issue in a remotely effective way.
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Women seeking abortions are finding they must still contend with a deeply ingrained opposition that is hobbling the government's efforts to make safe and efficient abortion services readily available.
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Mr. Taylor, who is a member of the climate caucus, said he was still wary of hobbling fossil-fuel companies, but favors narrower measures to address dangerous environmental conditions.
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Yet hobbling through a Wednesday work day, my torso skewing to the right, I wondered if our roughhousing was my way of clinging to youth, a denial of aging.
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When Dildef met up with her husband in Cox's Bazar, after hobbling through the forest for four days with blood streaming down her legs, she didn't tell him anything.
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Uber and Lyft are credited with completely changing transit by causing car sales to decline, hobbling the yellow cab industry, and acting as replacements for major modes of transportation.
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No, but it&aposs just like to old story where you have the mother cat who has three legs and she hobbles and then all of her kittens start hobbling.
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While he did not see the van drive into the crowd, Dave told BuzzFeed News that from his apartment's balcony he could see several people hobbling down the street injured.
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Fognini was hobbling around at the end of the set and needed some medical treatment on his foot, but suddenly sprang to life at a break down in the second.
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Staff representatives complained last year to the European Parliament, which oversees the ECB, that dissent was discouraged at the bank, potentially hobbling its ability to spot the next financial crisis. .
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But while the 211-year-old 22015 version of Mr Manning displayed a remarkable fountain of youth, today's hobbling 22007-year-old incarnation is a shadow of his former self.
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Hobbling existing workforce development programs without offering a vision for what will replace them is a strategy doomed to mirror the administration's bungled attempt at repealing the Affordable Care Act.
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They say broad-brush censorship is hobbling economic growth, breakthroughs in science, technology and innovation, the promotion of Chinese art and culture, and exchanges between young mainlanders and young Hongkongers.
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Qatari officials say the demands are so strict that the four countries never seriously intended them as a negotiating position and see them as being aimed at hobbling Doha's sovereignty.
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Outgoing ECB vice-president Vitor Constancio said on Monday the central should be "cautious" and avoid tightening monetary policy too fast, to avoid hobbling a recovery in euro zone inflation.
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But the pastor turned away to greet a very old white woman hobbling on a walker, assisted by a young light-skinned black woman with a kind and intrepid face.
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Johnson, suffering a cramp in his left leg, could hardly move at times late in the third set, hobbling on some points and not even chasing down balls on others.
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Congress may not have succeeded in hobbling Planned Parenthood, but as these state attacks gain momentum, the result is reduced access to essential health care for millions of American women.
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Staff representatives complained last year to the European Parliament, which oversees the ECB, that dissent was discouraged at the bank, potentially hobbling its ability to spot the next financial crisis.
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The Dodgers have not won a World Series since 1988, back when Kirk Gibson was hobbling around the basepaths and Orel Hershiser was one of the game's most feared pitchers.
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There was his opponent, the defending champion Isner, 33, suddenly hobbling between points in the second set with a left foot injury that Isner fears could be a stress fracture.
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He wished he could say I'm home like they did on TV. He wished Old Mama — not his mom — were not now there, hobbling toward the front, cradling a boombox.
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PARIS — The French center-right presidential candidate François Fillon was charged with several counts of embezzlement on Tuesday, further hobbling a campaign that he has nonetheless said he will continue.
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As I walked away, my ears picked up the rough grating of a trash can hobbling across park gravel; the metallic tinkling of a trotting dog's leash nudging its collar.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - Samsung Electronics is pouring resources into its telecom network equipment business, aiming to capitalize on the security fears hobbling China's Huawei, according to company officials and other industry executives.
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HASSIA, Syria/GENEVA (Reuters) - At an Iranian government-owned car plant near Homs, the small number of vehicles on the assembly line underscores the obstacles hobbling Tehran's economic ambitions in Syria.
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Trump had campaigned on a promise to do away with Obama-era environmental protections that he said were hobbling energy development without providing tangible benefits, pleasing industry and enraging environmental advocates.
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He traded his T-shirts for tailored suits and jettisoned talk of revolutionary change, saying he would honor the $250 billion in foreign debt that was then hobbling the Brazilian economy.
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He told his father that even if the risks were fifty-fifty, he would rather be dead than spend the rest of his life hobbling on crutches and paralyzed by pain.
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Lines in the current tunnel, heavily damaged during 2012's Superstorm Sandy, could fail within a decade, hobbling commuting in the metropolitan area that produces 10 percent of U.S. economic output.
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Read's photo of Kasal hobbling out of the Hell House, his pistol still in his right hand and knife in his left, has become an iconic image of the Iraq War.
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A second way Trump is hobbling the battle against cervical cancer is his "global gag rule," halting funding abroad for organizations linked in some way to abortion, including counseling about abortion.
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When not on the ice, Radford has been doing overtime with his physio in an attempt to ease a hip-muscle injury that has left him hobbling around the Hartwell Arena.
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He diced Fangio's best version of the unit in Week 1 last year, famously hobbling through a knee injury with 286 yards and three TDs in a 20-point comeback win.
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All other arguments and objectives for staying, such as establishing a Western-style democracy, developing Afghanistan's hobbling economy, and improving the lives of the Afghan people, are both laudable and important.
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The political turmoil is hobbling Africa's most developed economy, with data showing on Thursday that unemployment had risen to a 14-year high, while spooked local investors are offloading government debt.
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He went on to win the longest rally of the match — a 37-shot spectacle — but when Nadal's backhand hit the net, Zverev was already hobbling on the baseline with cramps.
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For Democrats, the path to the majority appears to run in large part through suburban, well-educated districts where disapproval of President Donald Trump's job performance could be hobbling GOP candidates.
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This Peak Trump era sparked a thousand takes about why Hillary was flagging against such a flawed candidate and a thousand counter-takes about false equivalence in the media hobbling her.
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Although the Northern Territory move has been initiated by a center-left Labor government, the hobbling of the natural gas industry is not a reflection of the traditional political divide in Australia.
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But hobbling around on a swollen knee and struggling to find his shooting touch, the aging veteran turned to his protege on Wednesday night with a simple message: take down the king.
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Washington (CNN)Obamacare is facing its next big court challenge this week, but regardless of what the judges decide, President Donald Trump has already succeeded in hobbling the landmark health reform law.
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A state whose center-right Republican electorate is tailor-made to boost an establishment candidate managed to leave all of the men the party poobahs, hobbling forward and warring with each other.
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Rose has been hobbling around England this week using a walking stick, but little did we know what's under his hand is the most badass, rock 'n' roll senior citizen accessory ever.
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The Chinese tech giant is hoping to use its cloud and data systems to tackle issues hobbling China's healthcare system like snarled city traffic, long patient queues and a lack of doctors.
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But Iowa's privatization of Medicaid under Reynolds is a big issue hobbling her reelection bid, and, right now, and Hubble is polling a few points ahead of her here in late October.
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Extended passages deal with the business of survival: hobbling the donkey, milking the goats, loading and unloading ragtag possessions, hunting herbs and roots, sleeping in scraps of shade cast by the animals.
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Germany has been slow to expand its fiber-optic network, causing its vital export industry to fret it will lose competitiveness because slow internet speeds risks hobbling advances in computer-based manufacturing.
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Most women who wear them to work have horror stories of shredded ankles and blistered toes, of nursing their feet under their desks and hobbling home while breaking in a new pair.
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Griffin's output was impressive and he troubled Rampage with a series of unchecked leg kicks in the second round, a tactic he employed from there on in as Rampage was left hobbling.
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When I went to see him, there was this heavy guy hobbling down the street, and I thought that can't possibly be him…I just stopped and said, 'Jackson?' and it was him.
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It ceased making the expected distributions to its limited partners in 2017, effectively closing off its access to public equity markets and hobbling its ability to acquire new cemeteries and grow its business.
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A newspaper clipping of Luke's caving accident A couple of months and some massive skin grafts later, I was hobbling back to the hospital for check-ups—which meant passing by the arcade.
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His mother was horrified by the suggestion: what was the point of receiving money from a rich, filial son if the whole village didn't witness you hobbling up the road to collect it?
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"With shocking speed, he has wreaked havoc: hobbling our core alliances, jettisoning American values and abdicating United States leadership of the world," Rice wrote of Trump in a New York Times op-ed.
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Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif came to power four years ago promising to end scheduled blackouts - known as "load shedding" - that have plagued daily life for years, hobbling the economy and deterring foreign investment.
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He told Mulvaney about an 84-year-old congregant in Lake City whom, during a week that she was so sick that she missed services, he saw hobbling toward him down the street.
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The purpose of the rule is to eliminate players hobbling into a first-round match with a pre-existing injury and then quitting after a few games, seemingly just to get the paycheck.
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Should we consider the hedge funders getting rich off Puerto Rican debt—hobbling the island's ability to respond to climate-fueled storms like Hurricane Maria—productive just because they've gotten wealthy doing it?
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But the clash between the two veteran senators is evidence of a larger breakdown in relations in the Senate, a deterioration in cooperation that is hobbling the Senate's ability to get things done.
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They are fantastically old people; people in terrible health, in wheelchairs or hobbling along on walkers, or joining me on my bench to stretch out a stiff leg or adjust a bad back.
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Depression fractures on the bird's legs look like "hobbling" marks, meaning the human hunters knocked the bird to the ground by hitting it very hard in the legs, prior to inflicting the killing blow.
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Argentina's grid collapsed early on Sunday morning, cutting power to tens of millions of people in South America, hobbling phone and internet communication regionwide and shutting down YPF SA's La Plata refinery, Argentina's largest.
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While sterling hovered above Monday's 31-year low of $1.3122 right after the Brexit vote, analysts said the currency was still hobbling on comments that Bank of England Governor Mark Carney made on Thursday.
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Still, unlike the sanctions on Iran, those on North Korea remain focused on hobbling the nuclear programme and denying luxury goods to Mr Kim and his cronies, rather than on damaging the general economy.
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"We would be hobbling ourselves as a community to have people even have the first thought of finances pop into their head when they are thinking about getting tested or treated," Mr. Doolittle said.
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TPC's best guess, then, is that Trump's plan, far from triggering a huge amount of economic growth as his campaign has promised, would hamper the economy, hobbling businesses with higher-than-necessary borrowing costs.
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Not even the worst moments — some wayward passes; Morgan's crumpling in the penalty area holding her knee; defender Kelley O'Hara hobbling after a kick to her surgically repaired ankle — could spoil the festive mood.
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"Strange but True," directed by Rowan Athale, from an Eric Garcia script adapted from John Searles's novel, opens with Philip, hobbling through the woods on one crutch, clearly trying to get away from danger.
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After a multiyear review, the regulator concluded that excessive regulatory duties are hobbling bank boards and distracting directors from the more important work of guiding bank strategy and adopting effective governance at their institutions.
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The protests are also driven by anger over fresh initiatives aimed at entrenching governing parties, serving the interests of oligarchs, weakening the rule of law, hobbling nongovernmental organizations and co-opting independent news media.
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Trump vowed during his campaign to "cancel the Paris Climate Agreement" within 100 days of becoming president, part of a broader plan to sweep away Obama-era environmental protections he said were hobbling the economy.
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How the leg swings mid-air when a woman is hobbling around on crutches, how she rests with her leg propped up on pillows or with her arm in the sling… I could go on.
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The 30-year-old Briton has not played a competitive match since hobbling to defeat by Sam Querrey in the Wimbledon quarter-finals six months ago and last week he withdrew from the Australian Open.
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The euro EUR= pared losses against the dollar after touching its lowest level against the greenback in three and a half months of $1.0914, but was still hobbling and last down 2.5 percent at $1.1100.
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The euro also pared losses against the dollar after touching its lowest level against the greenback in three and a half months of $1.0914, but was still hobbling and last down 2.4 percent at $1.1112.
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Chinese qualifier Zhang, on a fairytale run after snapping her streak of 43 first-round exits at grand slams, overhauled a hobbling Madison Keys 3-6 6-3 6-3 in the day's late match.
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" When Carson delivered what would be her final public speech, "Man Against Himself," hobbling to the stage with the use of a cane, a local newspaper described her as a "middle-aged, arthritis-crippled spinster.
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The EPA would sustain the biggest cut of any federal agency in the White House 2018 budget, as Trump seeks to clear away regulations he claims are hobbling U.S. oil drillers, coal miners and farmers.
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The Trump advisers feared that a cycle of retaliation between the United States and Russia would keep the spotlight on Moscow's election meddling, tarnishing Mr. Trump's victory and potentially hobbling his presidency from the start.
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The recent dismantling of years of progressive policies for preventing unwanted pregnancies — hobbling Planned Parenthood, closing clinics, restricting access to birth control for those most in need of it — will soon turn your graphs around.
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But as the calendar turned to 2020, it was apparent that the issue was hobbling her candidacy as precinct captains and volunteers warned Ms. Warren that it was what they were hearing about from voters.
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The canceling of Clarreo and other climate missions would damage our ability to study global warming for decades, hobbling our capacity to prepare for its dire challenges — and infecting the whole of America's scientific enterprise.
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More than that, he charged that he was neither the first nor the last victim of such treatment — that prosecutors had an unwritten policy of hobbling the legal defenses of accused citizens without their knowledge.
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Women carrying infants, men hobbling on crutches and an old man in a wheelchair waited at a school near the al-Wafideen crossing, along with dozens who exited the enclave through it, a witness said.
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Twenty-one years later, an eternity in Balthus time, the little athlete, who ages weirdly, wields only a pocketbook and a cane while hobbling, hunch-backed and wrinkled, through "The Passage of Commerce Saint-Andre" (1954).
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Eddie Alvarez, the architect of Gaethje's undoing, fought a perfect fight against him and still ended up hobbling out of the cage, wearing a face which only slightly resembled the one he had come in with.
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Retiring A COLLEGE education — even at a highly rated private institution — was once regarded as a relatively affordable route to lifelong prosperity, but in recent years it has become a hobbling financial burden for many families.
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With the 56,000-strong crowd going wild about the British victory, there was still time for them to hail the sport's favourite performer, who waved to them a mite forlornly while hobbling away from the track.
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Concern about a knee injury led him to withdraw from the tournament in Brisbane, Australia, and a new hip injury forced him to retire, hobbling badly, in the quarterfinals of the Australian Open against Marin Cilic.
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My foot completely slipped out of my shoe leaving me with a split decision on whether I should go back to retrieve my shoe or continue hobbling to the ball and potentially making it onto SportsCenter.
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The United States imposed export sanctions on Huawei in May, hobbling its smartphone business and raising questions over whether it can maintain its lead on the global telecoms equipment market, where it has a 28% share.
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"Even if Caracas passes the new law to allow minority investors to become operators, companies can hardly do their job in reality," he said, added that lack of staff and widespread corruption were hobbling the industry.
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The United States imposed export sanctions on Huawei in May, hobbling its smartphone business and raising questions over whether it can maintain its lead on the global telecoms equipment market, where it has a 28% share.
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That is seen as a healthy adjustment by many economists, as previous white-hot growth rates have been blamed for inflating asset bubbles, hobbling the financial system and distracting firms from investing in upgrading their competitiveness.
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The move comes as Trump seeks to reverse a slew of environmental protections ushered in by former President Barack Obama that he said were hobbling economic growth - an agenda that is cheering industry but enraging conservationists.
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The country's economic growth has long "gone hand in hand with enormous reallocation of population," write the economists Kyle Herkenhoff, Lee Ohanian and Edward Prescott in a recent study of what's hobbling similar population flows now.
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They settled for three field goals early when they might have blown Clemson out, their offensive linchpins — Fields and running back J.K. Dobbins — were hobbling, and the officiating crew had delivered one gut punch after another.
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Clinton would leave her hobbling into the New Hampshire primary, where Mr. Sanders leads in most polls, and raise questions about her ability to corral the liberal wing of the party and generate excitement about her candidacy.
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Not only is Turkey facing almost weekly attacks from Kurdish separatists and less frequent but just as deadly attacks by ISIS, it is struggling to recover from a coup attempt earlier this year that's hobbling its economy.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - China killed or imprisoned 18 to 20 CIA sources from 2010 to 2012, hobbling U.S. spying operations in a massive intelligence breach whose origin has not been identified, the New York Times reported on Saturday.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said on Friday that new sanctions imposed against Venezuela were aimed at hobbling the regime of President Nicolas Maduro by restricting the country's access to U.S. debt and equity markets.
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The world of movie theaters has been hobbling for years, with droves of consumers these days foregoing increasingly expensive tickets and snacks and opting to watch a slightly smaller screen in the comfort of their own home.
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She said that at least one bill was also trying to make the listing requirements for endangered species more elaborate, further hobbling a process — data gathering, scientific assessment and priority and practicality evaluation — that is already backlogged.
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The decades-old electricity crisis has pushed Lebanon to the brink of financial disaster, with power cuts hobbling the economy and subsidies helping to rack up public debt equivalent to 150 percent of gross domestic product (GDP).
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As the country prepares for a June 248 referendum on whether to leave the EU, the "Out" campaign says rules made in Europe jar with Britain's traditionally free-market approach to business, hurting profits and hobbling economic growth.
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Nadal, who was hobbling around the court for much of the third set of his contest against Goffin, qualified for the season ending tournament for the 13th successive year but withdrew before the start on five previous occasions.
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Despite the approved use of JSAs for nearly 20 years — for example, in the name of advancing diversity and minority opportunity — the FCC made JSAs ownership attributable, again hobbling broadcasters from being able to compete in the market.
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Hobbling on canes, hoisting backpacks and bike helmets, clad in hoodies, kente cloth and down vests, they represented a convergence of races, ages and political beliefs that is unusual in one of the nation's most segregated metropolitan areas.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - Indonesian President Joko Widodo on Wednesday slammed state-owned oil firm Pertamina, saying it hadn't invested enough in exploration, while blasting red tape hobbling the industry and urging investors to report problematic rules to him directly.
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Capturing people from behind became something of a trademark for Cosman: conductors aiming their batons at their orchestras, Balinese dancers shimmying away from the viewer, and her elderly mother hobbling off into the distance supported by a nursemaid.
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MMT argues that by insisting the government rein in its spending to "balance its books" we're hobbling ourselves with a lack of investment, an underperforming economy, and all the unemployment and lost opportunities that go along with that.
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The Spaniard, already assured of ending the year as world number one having won a 10th French Open title and the U.S. Open, was clearly hobbling as he went down 7-6(5) 6-7(4) 6-4.
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For Mr. Trump, hobbling the bureau would have the added sweetness of outraging Ms. Warren, a political nemesis whom he derided regularly on Twitter during his campaign as Pocahontas, referring to a controversy about her Native American heritage.
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Editorial It's been almost a year since Senate Republicans took an empty Supreme Court seat hostage, discarding a constitutional duty that both parties have honored throughout American history and hobbling an entire branch of government for partisan gain.
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Ergo when she first tried to have sex, she told The Tab, she heard a loud crack and suddenly found her hip joint had dislocated, sending her hobbling to the bathroom, worried about offending her partner with her pain.
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The companies are set to face off in Delaware's chancery court on June 20 over tax issues that Energy Transfer says are hobbling the deal, as well as claims by each party that the other had broken their contact.
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The driver does a rapid U-turn, and I peer back through the night to see my mentor hobbling over the dirt in his neatly pressed chinos, picking his way over the rubble to whatever place he calls home.
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The government says the sanctions law bars U.S. officials from voting for Zimbabwe to access funds from foreign lenders like the International Monetary Fund and World Bank, hobbling its economy, which is gripped by a severe shortage of dollars.
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Lawmakers in the upper house are also expected to pass a new bankruptcy code later on Wednesday designed to help debt-laden Indian banks dent a $120 billion pile of troubled loans that is hobbling a broader economic recovery.
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The court determined that separate schools, even if they had similar resources, were "inherently" — by their nature — unequal, causing profound damage to the children who attended them and hobbling their ability to live as full citizens of their country.
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In less than 20 years, Silicon Valley has replaced editorial judgment with mathematical measures of popularity, destabilized the democratic systems of checks and balances by hobbling the Fourth Estate, and hammered nail after nail into the coffin of privacy.
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The $4.4 trillion budget Mr. Trump released on Monday spends as much over 10 years as any budget offered by President Barack Obama, whose policies Republicans blamed for ballooning the size of the federal government and hobbling the economy.
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It was his vice president, Spiro Agnew, who transformed Goldwater's complaint into the one we recognize today: that a liberal coastal elite produces biased journalism that leaves the American people misinformed, hobbling their efforts to make wise political choices.
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WASHINGTON, Aug 25 (Reuters) - U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said on Friday that new sanctions imposed against Venezuela were aimed at hobbling the regime of President Nicolas Maduro by restricting the country's access to U.S. debt and equity markets.
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With 10 players on the injured reserve list, and quarterback Case Keenum hobbling on a walking cast after hurting his foot in Monday's loss to the Chicago Bears, many DC-area fans agree this season is a bit grim.
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He returned to the court and, after losing the fourth set, began hobbling between points as Cilic, the powerful sixth-seeded Croatian who played boldly throughout the match, continued to take big and often effective risks with his groundstrokes.
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"All the mares are looking very well, they are not hobbling, they are calm, eating hay and trying to test the taste of the new grass," Prague Zoo veterinarian Roman Vodicka said after making observations a few days after the release.
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HAND-WRITTEN NOTES Trump's administration has also been accused of courting a trade war by vetoing new WTO appeals judges, hobbling the trade dispute settlement system and running the risk that trade friction will explode into tit-for-tat actions.
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The Republican Trump, elected in November, had vowed during his campaign to withdraw from the Paris accord within 13 days of becoming president, part of a broader plan to sweep away Obama administration environmental protections he said were hobbling the economy.
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A further risk is that as a proudly parochial man who speaks no English, Mr López Obrador would lack the savvy to navigate domestic American politics, hobbling attempts to go around Mr Trump and rally a cross-border North American coalition.
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JAKARTA, May 2 (Reuters) - Indonesian President Joko Widodo on Wednesday slammed state-owned oil firm Pertamina, saying it hadn't invested enough in exploration, while blasting red tape hobbling the industry and urging investors to report problematic rules to him directly.
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However, with 11:38 left in the second quarter, Bogut ran out to the perimeter to guard Miami's Okaro White and the pair made contact, with the Australian landing badly on his left ankle and hobbling before falling to the court.
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The sight an inning later of Michael Conforto hobbling off the field with a dislocated shoulder suffered following a swing and a miss offered more proof for the New York Mets that the end to their misery is nowhere in sight.
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Offensive lineman Jared Weyler, who has started the last eight games, will miss Saturday's game with a torn triceps while right tackle Jonah Pirsig will be a game-time decision after hobbling off with an ankle injury against Nebraska. 1.
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But at the register, we must continue to advance the adoption of EMV technology, which is already succeeding in hobbling counterfeit fraud, reducing the inconvenience of continuous card replacements and making Main Street stores far less attractive targets for criminals.
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"I've never found a key to beat Roger," the 63-year-old Goffin, who beat a hobbling world number one Rafa Nadal on Monday before being crushed by Dimitrov in his second round-robin match at London's O2 Arena, told reporters.
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It's fitting that she's in Lambert's video since the two are close, but Hemby admits she was a little nervous about her cameo, which includes a scene showing her hobbling out of a beauty parlor waxing room, beer can in hand.
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Lima was unsuccessful in defending his Bellator welterweight title against Rory MacDonald in January of this year and lost a good, competitive decision, hobbling MacDonald's leg in the process and proving that he belongs in conversation with the world's elite.
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Instead, the Portuguese dug in, carried the match into extra time and — with Ronaldo hobbling up and down the sideline — stunned France with a goal in the 109th minute, beating the hosts, 1093-0, to claim Portugal's first major soccer trophy.
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The bill reduces the number of judges who must be present to hear cases, one of the criticisms that had been leveled over the previous law, but adds other provisions that critics say are intended to continue hobbling the court.
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HAND-WRITTEN NOTES Trump's administration has also been accused of courting a trade war by vetoing new WTO appeals judges, hobbling the trade dispute settlement system and running the risk that trade friction will explode into tit-for-tat actions.
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After months of waiting for Congress to act as Puerto Rico's economic crisis progressively worsened, the Caribbean island appeared to be on the verge of securing a relief plan from Washington aimed at helping it address a hobbling $70 billion debt.
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Uber suffered a setback to its global expansion plans on Thursday when a senior adviser to Europe's highest court recommended that the ride-hailing company comply with the region's tough transportation rules, potentially hobbling growth of its service across the Continent.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The massive tax cuts signed into law in December, which Republicans said would pay for themselves, will balloon the U.S. deficit in years ahead, the Congressional Budget Office said on Monday, possibly hobbling President Donald Trump's future agenda.
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The cases that land on his metal desk — dead bodies with no known cause, strip club brawls, shooting victims hobbling into the hospital themselves — bring resistance at every turn, reminding him of an earlier era in the city's crime-fighting campaign.
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But instead of hobbling around as a $23 million ball mover, Parsons is one of the most efficient players in the entire league—last night's 0-for-4 outing against the Orlando Magic notwithstanding—and possesses its lowest defensive rating.
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From 2011 to 2016, it reduced its hefty royalty fees for Apple to gain exclusivity in the iPhone—allegedly hobbling competitors' chances of gaining a foothold in the industry by preventing them from being part of the most popular smartphone on the planet.
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These advances announced Wednesday solve two of the problems hobbling CRISPR, the revolutionary genome-editing technique: that its idea of "editing" is often like 1,000 monkeys editing a Word document, and that making permanent changes to DNA might not be the best approach.
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The rapid response to damage in Anchorage shows how investing time and money into preparations for these kinds of large, infrastructure-hobbling events can pay off in the long-run, even when there's no way to tell when or where disaster may strike.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - China's Zhang Shuai continued her fairy-tale run at the Australian Open when she became the first women's qualifier since 1990 to reach the quarter-finals after beating a hobbling Madison Keys 14-6 6-3 6-3 on Monday.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Former Salvadoran president Mauricio Funes has been granted Nicaraguan citizenship, according to a decree published on Tuesday in the Nicaraguan government registry, likely hobbling El Salvador's efforts to bring him home to face charges of embezzlement and money laundering.
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Projected Wins: 63.3 No doubt Warriors fans will once again hold their breath any time Curry comes up hobbling this season, but with an extra MVP in reserve, the Warriors' prospects sans Steph seem a lot less dire than in years past.
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According to ESPN, Mongolian Groom was competing in the 1 1/4 mile contest when his jockey, Abel Cedillo, suddenly pulled-up the horse near the eighth pole — after which spectators could see the 4-year-old hobbling on just three legs.
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Zero had looked so mournful, so ill at ease in his harness, hobbling in the wet grass with his pale-pink belly, and it seemed awful, what people did to animals, pressing them into emotional servitude, keeping them alive for one last Christmas.
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One of the most fervent, but least discussed, elements of President Trump's master plan is the deconstruction of the regulatory state — hobbling EPA, Interior, Energy and more in a bid to — as aides see it— "open up the animal spirits of the economy."
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Each time a state legislator proposes any of these hobbling restrictions, the real goal is to deprive every woman of her right to make personal decisions about her body and health, according to her own moral, religious, or ethical beliefs and medical needs.
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North Korea has been demanding the lifting of sanctions hobbling its economy and its leader Kim Jong Un set the deadline for Washington to show more flexibility in April, raising concerns he could resume nuclear and long-range missile testing suspended since 2017.
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So this is where we are: Increasingly partisan actors, mainly on the right, are wielding high-end mapmaking tools to lock in their party's majority for years or longer, then hobbling another branch of government that is trying to rein them in.
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TRAVIS HAFNER Five players on this ballot — Hafner, Rivera, Andy Pettitte, Vernon Wells and Kevin Youkilis — played their final games with the Yankees in 7313, a season marked by Derek Jeter hobbling around on a broken ankle and Alex Rodriguez lying about steroids.
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With tariffs hobbling manufacturing, the job market this year has underscored a bifurcation in the economy: Service industries — finance, engineering, health care and the like — have been hiring at a solid pace, while manufacturers, miners and builders have been posting weak numbers.
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If we were hobbling along and she hadn't had this explosive growth and gone to actually be the No. 1 talk show in that young audience, it would be hard to say we're just leeching this audience away on YouTube — which we are.
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Reid comes to greet me at the door, hobbling across the polished concrete floor of the expansive brick warehouse on her moon boot, or "Lune boot" as she calls it, an injury sustained (sober, she insists) watching the Grand Prix a couple of months earlier.
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Rajan is also likely to stress the need to keep the RBI's focus on cleaning up bad debts hobbling banks, so that they can once again support investment needed if India is to keep its place as one of the world's fastest growing economies.
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Hobbling down the hospital corridor on crutches after a recent operation on his leg, Mohammed said he will get on with his life when he is discharged, and return to join his family in Jordan's Zataari refugee camp, which hosts almost 80,000 Syrian refugees.
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In Ozzy's, his reinvention as a hobbling dad—shuffling across the floor and wobbling through his stuttering sentences—cast him in a new light for children born after Black Sabbath's peak (and, especially, those whose parents hadn't introduced them to the bat-biter beforehand).
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The 30-year-old had taken the baton for Jamaica a few metres adrift of the two leaders when, straining hard to catch them, he stopped abruptly with cramp in his left hamstring, began hobbling and tumbled to a halt after a forward roll.
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With the second largest staff in the House, the committee could quickly initiate inquiries into issues like the hobbling of the Environmental Protection Agency, the White House's revocation of security clearances to voting rights, the 2020 census and implementation of the Affordable Care Act.
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At the same time, the rapper faced potentially career-hobbling criminal charges — including aggravated battery of a pregnant victim, false imprisonment, domestic battery by strangulation and witness tampering — that made him one of the most contentious figures in music at the time of his death.
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WASHINGTON/NEW YORK (Reuters) - After months of waiting for the U.S. Congress to act as Puerto Rico's economic crisis progressively worsened, the Caribbean island is on the verge of securing a relief plan from Washington aimed at helping it address a hobbling $70 billion debt.
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I couldn't find buckwheat flour so I head a few blocks down to Whole Foods to see if they have some, hobbling awkwardly through the giant store with my two large Trader Joe's bags dangling from arms, which are feeling abominably weak at this point.
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The movie's depiction of long-term relationships as a kind of mutual hobbling, of finding a way to make someone just dependent enough on you, is pretty horrifying if you think about it too hard but also has a kind of emotional throughline that really hooked me.
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Even before the steel and aluminum tariff proposals, his administration was accused of courting a trade war by vetoing new appeals judges at the World Trade Organization, hobbling the trade dispute settlement system and running the risk that trade friction will explode into tit-for-tat actions.
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At Torrey Pines, Woods returned to the site of one of his greatest feats — his victory at the 2008 U.S. Open, a tournament he won while hobbling around with two stress fractures in his left tibia and a torn anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee.
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The school meal program, funded by the U.N. World Food Program (WFP) and global commodities trader Cargill Inc, is part of a larger effort by the Indonesian authorities and aid agencies to tackle widespread malnutrition that affects millions of children, stunting their growth and hobbling their potential.
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I had to hide my crutches before going in, becoming the exact opposite of a secret agent: hobbling up to the target, kneeling outside to fold, and then collapsing my specialized tools, wrapping them in my coat, and going in to be as loud and public as possible.
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And as I wrote last week, the economic good news of recent years — not as good as Trump claims, but the economy has indeed been strong — largely reflects the reality that after hobbling the economy with fiscal austerity under Barack Obama, Republicans have embraced runaway deficit spending under Trump.
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After Nishikori held serve to pull to 3-4 in the second set, he came up hobbling and had to have his left knee worked on during the changeover, but he did not use that as an excuse, citing Djokovic's dominant play this season as the reason for the outcome.
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The legend of Willis Reed gamely hobbling onto the floor for Game 7 of the 1970 finals and inspiring the Knicks to a title-clinching victory can no longer be passed along to future generations without tacking on a reference to its sad new companion: The cautionary tale of Kevin Durant.
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After several years spent in flux with her label, it feels like she's taken a scythe to any creative hobbling or sales-based doubts that were in her way and cleared a path to Absolutely Smashing It, sitting atop a landscape of pop artists that skew slightly left of centre.
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Kamala Harris' abrupt departure Tuesday from the 763 presidential race underscores how much the financial landscape has shifted for Democratic presidential contenders -- richly rewarding the candidates who can appeal to small-dollar donors and hobbling some of those competing for the favor of the wealthy contributors who have traditionally fueled campaigns.
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The sight of Kristaps Porzingis's hobbling on a bruised right foot late in the fourth quarter of a victory that the Knicks were one tying 3-point shot by Anthony from kicking away was a sobering reminder of what the primary organizational priority must be in the 103-year-old Porzingis's rookie season.
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The day I moved in, I slipped on the path, before hobbling, with a bloody knee, through an alternately freezing and scolding shower, and then getting into bed, only to spend the next few hours staring at the rain coming through the ceiling lights, hoping that I wouldn't die in a shed fire.
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Warren, in a letter released Monday, said acting Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Director Mick MulvaneyJohn (Mick) Michael MulvaneyDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Chris Wallace becomes Trump era's 'equal opportunity inquisitor' Appropriators warn White House against clawing back foreign aid MORE had been "hobbling the agency" by suspending data collection.
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Warren, in a letter released Monday, said acting Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Director Mick MulvaneyJohn (Mick) Michael MulvaneyDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Chris Wallace becomes Trump era's 'equal opportunity inquisitor' Appropriators warn White House against clawing back foreign aid MORE had been "hobbling the agency" by suspending data collection.
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Manhattan resembles an Americana strip mall lined with corporate chains, but you can still find the halal guys, the homeless man who feeds his measly food scraps to the pigeons, the old lady hobbling down the street to the latest exhibit at such and such, an equally ancient, equally elegant dog tucked under her arm.
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All of which is to say that the Yankees have a chance in 2016, which is more than you could say back before they deleted Alex Rodriguez, shored up the defense so Carlos Beltran wasn't hobbling around the outfield anymore (however well he was hitting), and showed a team could deal a couple of theoretically essential relievers and survive.
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After decades of gestation in relative obscurity, leading-edge technologies like AI and quantum computing have been thrust into the center of an era-defining competition between China and the U.S. Why it matters: Politicizing these technologies has led to a rush of investment — but it risks hobbling international collaboration and potentially even derailing some critical research.
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When I reached my early college years and began to fancy myself an intellectual type, I adopted the familiar cerebral framework about why video games are bad: They're culturally worthless and — while not the source of mass shootings, as conservatives argue — a drain on young men's brains, maybe even their humanity, hobbling their ability to form real bonds.
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Rodgers, who set a goal for the Packers to "run the table" after a 4-6 start to the season, completed 18 of 23 passes for 246 yards and 3 touchdowns despite hobbling around for much of the game with an injury that may have been related to the hamstring issues he has been working through.
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In a tirade after getting dumped, he admitted he already had a girlfriend; this was also the case with "entertainment wrestler" Justin "Rated R" Rego (who had not one but two girlfriends) — most memorable because he was on crutches when he got exposed as a cheater and had an awkwardly hard time hobbling away from an indignant Ali Fedotowsky and the producers' cameras.
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But if other Trump lackeys follow Carson's lead, either out of fear of hobbling the Trump administration or to avoid reputational damage, the questions will become who, if anyone, will be executing on Trump's behalf on January 20; and whether Trump will continue to insist on banishing the only people who can rescue him—and perhaps the country—from disaster.
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North Korea has been demanding a lifting of sanctions hobbling its economy and in April, Kim Jong Un set a year-end deadline for Washington to show more flexibility, raising concern North Korea could resume nuclear and long-range missile testing suspended since 2017 that Trump has repeatedly held up as a major achievement of his engagement with North Korea.
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The Republican Party is now rationalizing and enabling Mr. Trump's autocratic, kleptocratic, dangerous and downright embarrassing behavior in hopes of salvaging key elements of its ideological agenda: cutting taxes for the wealthy (as part of possibly the worst tax bill in American history), hobbling the regulatory regime, gutting core government functions and repealing Obamacare without any reasonable plan to replace it.
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After hobbling to the pub, screaming internally for the entirety of the three-hour train journey back to London, and shuddering at the sight of stairs for a full week, I came to a decision: If I was going to do another one of these, I wasn't going to trust my own terrible decisions—I would need to pin the blame on everyone else.
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The scandal over the shutdown of the George Washington Bridge was potentially hobbling to Mr. Christie; Mr. Gingrich, a self-described "pirate," had a marital history equally colorful to Mr. Trump's; Senator Joni Ernst of Iowa was inexperienced and evoked unflattering comparisons to Sarah Palin; Senator Bob Corker of Tennessee had a rough audition with Mr. Trump; and Senator Jeff Sessions of Alabama would face scrutiny of his record on race.
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A man came hobbling over and explained that he was about to have his own leg amputated and that just watching Miller run around like this, on two prosthetics, had instantaneously reassured him that he was going to be O.K. I told Burke to hang on: Someone at Zen Hospice had already told me this story, except that in her version, Miller was running on a trail in Texas.
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Holden walks to the front of the room, betraying none of the endless injuries that derailed his career–the fractured eye socket and the ankle injury that ruined his first stint in England with Sunderland in 2005; the broken leg that left him hobbling at the 2010 World Cup; the gash on his knee that required 26 stitches and cut short his breakout season in 20093, and the cartilage damage that was discovered later; the torn anterior cruciate ligament in 2013; the reoccurrence of that same injury in 2014.
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