"I think in the future we will come up with, 'impeding for whatever reason', but we just say now, 'impeding', which covers everything," she told the Olympic Information Service.
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However, he does see one thing that is impeding operations.
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Fees may also increase recidivism by impeding reintegration into society.
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But impeding the inquiry was only part of the point.
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Iranian officials blamed American sanctions for impeding their aid efforts.
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There are many social, economic and political obstacles impeding progress.
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Martin Heinrich accused Sessions of impeding the investigation, and Sen.
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The government says its opponents are impeding an economic recovery.
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The monsoon rains are impeding efforts to pump the water out.
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And my breast implants were certainly impeding my chances of that.
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So this career issue is actually impeding your love life. Yes!
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The question is only whether it's advancing or impeding children's learning.
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Confined physically, their linguistic and emotional expressions whither, impeding their education.
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Business leaders and landowners accused Mr. Tompkins of impeding economic development.
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Far from impeding Mr. Farage, racism is his ticket to success.
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The lack of notification channels was impeding the app's everyday functionality.
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And we could reduce that risk without significantly impeding critical science.
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It does not matter whether the person succeeds in impeding an investigation.
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Currently, a lack of snow in Sweden is impeding reindeer migrations there.
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The infighting, in other words, is clearly impeding the business of government.
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The Mexican ministry alleged those officials were impeding democracy and human rights.
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Like Simon, she felt that being blind was impeding her job hunt.
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With the ban, Plattsburgh's local government doesn't think it's impeding technological progress.
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The courts are an insurance policy in their strategy of impeding progress.
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The ongoing impeachment inquiry, he has repeatedly said, was impeding progress. Timeline?
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But they can also be more subtle, impeding dialogue within an organization.
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The Trump administration argues that regulation is impeding lending and economic growth.
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Arrington is accusing Sanford of seeking the spotlight and impeding Trump&aposs agenda.
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Bakar, the Malaysian police inspector-general, accused North Korea of impeding the investigation.
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All around the world, domestic politics are impeding the policies of monetary officials.
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Obviously, it didn't occur to me that I was impeding on someone's game.
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Sadly, there are two serious obstacles impeding Turkey approaching the IMF anytime soon.
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In our own states, challenges with infrastructure are impeding our ability to progress.
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"Without both of them, we are impeding our long-term success," he said.
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Democrats controlling the Senate could go a long away in impeding the progress
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There is absolutely no economic justification for impeding efforts towards greater fuel efficiency.
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But they also affect witnesses to the behavior, further impeding the scientific work.
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A key reason for the shortfall is that local governments are impeding construction.
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She's concerned that the hats could be impeding the birds' flight and vision.
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"Stone not only tried, he succeeded in impeding the committee's investigation," Kravis said.
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Political scandals surrounding President Donald Trump are also seen impeding his pro-growth agenda.
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If anything, Kang says, the sites are enabling their highest earners, not impeding them.
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But government supporters and security forces appeared outside, impeding access for some, witnesses said.
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In the mid-1970s Ellroy realised that substance abuse was impeding his other appetites.
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Martin Heinrich told Sessions he was "impeding" the congressional investigation by not answering questions.
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The ensuing traffic wreaked havoc in town, causing massive delays and impeding emergency responders.
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On Thursday, he highlighted 11 problems he said are impeding U.S. growth and opportunities.
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Once inside, the water becomes highly radioactive, impeding efforts to eventually dismantle the plant.
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The United States has no intention of ceding that role or impeding global trade.
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Forcibly assaulting, resisting, or impeding officers engaged in the performance of their official duties.
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Ms. Sippel said hewing to industry opinions was impeding progress on the ePrivacy effort.
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The medical records mess is hobbling research and impeding attempts to improve patient care.
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He wanted to take on Mr. Mueller directly, attacking his credibility and impeding investigators.
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Universities are also wary of being attacked for impeding freedom of speech and association.
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The horse, for unknown reasons, swerved to the outside of the track -- impeding another horse.
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All charges against Rush, including impeding traffic, trespassing, and resisting a public officer, were dropped.
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To make matters worse, these confounding files are encrypted on the 3DS, further impeding progress.
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Moreover, throttling entry also risks impeding efforts to make the party more youthful and diverse.
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There's a reason we all freaked out when news broke of an impeding guac-pocalypse.
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Haas's Kevin Magnussen was handed a three-place penalty for impeding Force India's Sergio Perez.
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It pleaded guilty to a conspiracy charge for impeding the OCC and obstructing its examination.
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The Cabinet official called the investigation "frustrating," saying it was impeding the Trump administration's productivity.
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"We wanted a credible international feeling without impeding the effectiveness of the storytelling," he said.
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The officer, Jeff L. Payne, handcuffed her in response, accusing her of impeding an investigation.
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It prohibits conspiracies to defraud the United States by impeding the federal government's lawful functions.
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The Senate is broken, and the partisan filibuster is impeding the functioning of good government.
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They say companies are failing to comply with legal court orders and impeding legitimate investigations.
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Occupational certification and licensing requirements are impeding success for participants in alternative technical education programs.
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The world as a whole cannot afford the risks resulting from impeding cybersecurity and privacy research.
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Jesse Olivieri was charged Friday with resisting or impeding officers or employees with a dangerous weapon.
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Old companies are kept on life support, sometimes with government assistance, impeding new ones from starting.
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Around them, the show's cast of supporting characters create storm clouds of drama, impeding their romance.
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Protesters then tried impeding DeVos's entrance into Washington, D.C.'s Jefferson Middle School during a Feb.
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We are not interfering with this or impeding it, on the contrary we are assisting him.
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We are not interfering with this or impeding it, on the contrary we are assisting him.
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He was accused of making false statements to Congress, impeding a congressional investigation and witness tampering.
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The devices can be used for several years, and can prevent pregnancy by impeding the fertilization.
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But one thing impeding a unified policy on courtroom facility dogs is the potential cuteness factor.
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High-performing students sometimes get addicted to good grades and positive feedback, impeding real-world success.
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Air travel restrictions impose high economic and social costs while impeding the delivery of relief aid.
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Tiffany is one retailer to recently call these headwinds out as a factor impeding growth. 5.
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The pattern has angered Democrats, who argue that the officials are improperly impeding Congress's oversight investigation.
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Over 2 million others have become addicted to these opioids, impeding abilities to function and live.
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The government has also been impeding the efforts of people working to keep deforestation in check.
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A third bus, on 100th Street, pulled across Third Avenue, impeding Ms. Headley's path, the police said.
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The company also admitted responsibility for defrauding the US by impeding the IRS, according to the DOJ.
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It goes beyond simply following and watching; it goes beyond invading privacy or impeding a shopping experience.
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He also suffered an infection of the tibia, which may have caused walking difficulties, impeding his escape.
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But the opening remarks do not address whether Comey believes Trump was successful in impeding the investigation.
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Madame Gao interrupts Alexandra's private concert, though, telling her that there's a "wall" that's impeding their plans.
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Some plows even got stuck in deep snow in the borough, further impeding the effort, officials said.
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Building the wall is critical to impeding and denying the flow of illicit drugs into our country.
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Moody's said the long-running partisan standoff is impeding Illinois' powers to increase revenue or constrain spending.
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But most importantly, does this mean there is an impeding cover shoot starring Queen Elizabeth II herself?
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One of the things impeding Season 2's momentum is that we don't have one centralized villain.
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That, in turn, is impeding the flow of capital to ventures that might help revive the economy.
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Now, thanks to the powers of the internet and the impeding Autumn winds, she owns that sweater.
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Protesters have been blocking roads across France, impeding access to fuel depots, shopping malls and some airports.
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"We want to solve all the problems that are impeding normal trade in oil," Arias Canete said.
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The state's conservative lawmakers, who dominate the Legislature, have accused the court of impeding on their territory.
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Trump has wrongly blamed a nonexistent rule change by President Barack Obama's administration for supposedly impeding testing.
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A shift among car buyers toward larger cars and trucks is already impeding progress in fuel economy.
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The restored rules would ban ISPs from blocking, throttling, or otherwise impeding internet services they compete with.
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However, states could establish more stringent rules for travel, potentially impeding voters trying to reach the polls.
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Mr. Trump has criticized many of the banking rules, saying they are excessive and impeding economic growth.
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The watchdog said Bradesco may be impeding its clients from connecting Guiabolso's app to their checking accounts.
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Since Mr. Dart started building on Grand Cayman, the dump has been an obstacle, impeding new development.
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Mitch McConnell, the Senate majority leader, pleaded with the Trump administration to stop impeding the Republican agenda.
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Nabiullina last week said structural factors were impeding growth, and that monetary policy "is almost helpless here".
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But it redraws the lines of global trade, impeding the flow of money that built the city.
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Lebanon is suffering an economic and financial crisis that has led to hard currency shortages, impeding imports.
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Along the way, Lemonis coaches Barrett to help her understand how she is impeding her own success.
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It's also impeding the research efforts of nonprofit companies like Usona that are developing their own psychedelic medicines.
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The jury found her guilty of the perjury and impeding charges but acquitted her of the contempt count.
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It is not always easy for medical professionals to prevent these feelings from arising or impeding our work.
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Clashes between Turkey and Syrian Kurds are impeding efforts to capture the ISIS Syrian capital of al-Raqqa.
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Uncertainty about who will control the time, place and manner of the use of drones is impeding progress.
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Several state governments are impeding the use of this grant through a combination of delayed action and inaction.
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" Gostin also believes that "community distrust is deep after decades-long humanitarian crises, impeding information-sharing and cooperation.
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Substantial portions of the section discussing Russian interference are blacked out, particularly to avoid impeding ongoing criminal matters.
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The response, he said, is part of the deep conservatism in the clerical establishment that is impeding development.
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She claims that he retaliated against her when she rebuffed his advances by delaying and impeding her work.
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I pleaded that I had erred in the service of a greater good — to avoid impeding oncoming traffic.
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During the Rivington House probe, Mr. Peters accused Mr. Carter of impeding his investigation and of withholding documents.
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The crime cost the federal government more than $20183 billion last year alone, impeding efforts to resuscitate Pemex.
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Russia, to take one example, is impeding any serious effort to find a diplomatic solution to the fighting.
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"I believe that's going to be an issue that is impeding faster deployment of these tests," Rubio added.
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Mr. Cohn is a strong advocate for easing financial regulation, which he argues is unnecessarily impeding economic activity.
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There's one major factor impeding energy's gains, says Steve Chiavarone, vice president and portfolio manager at Federated Investors.
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Pharmacist prescribing laws just substitute one barrier for another, impeding access for women to the care they need.
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Mitarontonda said these brands are so operationally different that it is splitting the company's focus and impeding operations.
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"Better Than Before" is all about changing progress-impeding habits into ones that build happier, more productive lives.
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The Port Authority police stopped him, cited him for impeding traffic and trespassing, and sent him on his way.
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Officials said the man suffered an infection of the tibia, which may have caused walking difficulties, impeding his escape.
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The canals that now ribbon Kalimantan's forests remove water from peatlands, impeding restoration and leaving them more fire-prone.
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Taking Back Sunday: "Cute Without the E" (Cut From the Team) That overgrown, sight-impeding hair is downright iconic.
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That's why the next President needs to start preparing us now, though hopefully without impeding the speed of innovation.
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Also this month, Beijing began impeding tourist travel from China to South Korea, a popular destination for Chinese citizens.
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Enjoy your favorite content on a 13.3-inch screen and run apps and tabs simultaneously without impeding the performance.
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Obama routinely criticized settlement construction plans and his administration often described settlement activity as lacking legitimacy and impeding peace.
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And that's because onerous financial regulations kept banks from lending to small entrepreneurs and individuals, thus impeding employment growth.
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The district attorneys specifically claimed that the civil arrests in state courthouses were impeding their ability to prosecute cases.
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It's also frustrating GOP leaders concerned that the escalating distraction is impeding progress on the Republicans' ambitious legislative agenda.
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"We are a university recognized for advancing the American Dream, not impeding it," Gillman wrote in a public letter.
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By impeding the expansion of ride-hailing, government regulators are actually blocking the improvement of ride safety and quality.
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But, once a concept begins impeding our progress toward self-mastery, it must be criticized and transcended, left behind.
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This requires two things: using the proceeds to reduce other, more damaging taxes, and rolling back growth-impeding regulations.
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In remarks at the White House last week, Mr. Trump argued that regulation was impeding private investment in infrastructure.
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The Western world robbed everyone else of all their smart people, impeding their ability to develop their own nations.
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While Brexit could be a distraction, there was also no evidence it was impeding investment in UK fintech, Glen said.
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Anyone who isn't pursuing that goal is impeding progress and should be eliminated in order to better achieve the goal.
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Is a lack of imagination about taxes, policies and regulations impeding the flow from hoarded cash to productivity-increasing programs?
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It seems like every week another A-list Hollywood couple releases a joint statement about an impeding divorce or separation.
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"We are facing an epidemic of attacks on health facilities, impeding our ability to do our core work," said Liu.
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"The lack of a government is impeding me from applying the social policies that I never applied," the tweet said.
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They said they needed regulatory harmonization, but there was no evidence that the lack of regulatory harmonization was impeding trade.
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She said the president was "very interested" in listening to issues that are impeding banks and their ability to lend.
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Britain's U.N. ambassador, Matthew Rycroft, said "wilfully impeding relief supply and access can constitute a violation of international humanitarian law".
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Of course, scandal is drowning out most of the administration's policy agenda these days, and incompetence is impeding progress otherwise.
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If you want to go see the movie there's nothing impeding you from seeing it — this is just something special.
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It was, in my view, it was impeding our ability to build the relationship the way we should be doing.
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John Reed, the commander of Coast Guard Sector Charleston, as saying a fire was impeding attempts to reach the four.
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Her immune system was stripping the fatty coating, called myelin, from her nerve fibers, impeding their ability to transmit signals.
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Some companies are unable to pass these costs along to consumers, impeding their very ability to stay open for business.
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They waved through news about state budget deficits and arms-control talks, while impeding the flow of loony conspiracy theories.
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Mueller left unresolved in his report the question of whether Trump committed obstruction of justice by impeding the Russia investigation.
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Democracy advocates, worry the social media restrictions laid out by the military government may be impeding parties from freely campaigning.
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Most violations fall under the broad category of impeding, which captures all manners of getting in someone else's way, intentionally.
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The left side of her body is paralyzed; the atrophy is worsening with age and impeding her already limited mobility.
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"By making corporate leaders less accountable and impeding stakeholder-protecting reforms, stakeholderism would hurt stakeholders, shareholders and society," Bebchuk said.
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Although Japan signed the convention, domestic laws do not fulfill the obligations of the treaty, impeding Japan from concluding it.
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Dreiband, with his track record of impeding and resisting civil rights, is simply not the right man for the job.
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In reality, the "two" levels are further divided by numerous split-levels, ramps, and stairs — all impeding efficient human flow.
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They argue that other countries are undermining America's industrial base by subsidizing their own export industries while impeding American importers.
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"They certainly are not impeding the pigeon's vision of things that it is pecking at on the ground," he said.
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Further impeding their efforts at governance is the Saudi bombardment, which has gravely damaged an already weak economy and infrastructure.
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Another would require the U.S. attorney general to certify that participating countries do not have policies impeding U.S. national security.
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It is also not clear how effective social media blackouts are in impeding the spread of false rumors and violence.
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That way, as drones navigate the skies they will know whether or not they're impeding any other traffic in the sky.
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Digital Drawing and Graphics Tablet See Details Avoid the hassle of sweaty hands running along your tablet and impeding your drawing.
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His arrest on drug-trafficking charges may discourage other bigwigs from abandoning Mr Maduro, thus impeding America's goal of removing him.
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Mohammed Hamdan Daglo, has claimed in the past that his forces play a major role in impeding the route to Libya.
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A small skirmish erupted when protesters started throwing water bottles at police, who were trying to keep them from impeding traffic.
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He unleashed rage at his attorney general's decision to recuse himself from the Russia investigation, impeding his ability to control it.
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"Clearly, Rick Scott is trying to stop all the votes from being counted and he's impeding the democratic process," Nelson said.
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Taylor Swift released a statement on Thursday accusing Scooter Braun and Scott Borchetta of impeding her upcoming performance at the AMAs.
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North Korea has been under U.N. sanctions aimed at impeding the development of its banned nuclear and missile programs since 2006.
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If your boss is continually impeding on your personal time, it's time to sit down and have a non-demanding conversation.
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Trump has pursued several policies impeding immigrants' access to health care, though for now they have been blocked in federal court.
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The two have since been squeezed by the cartel and by local criminals who don't want them impeding on their territory.
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In the aftermath of the election, the Trumps found that new voluntary ethics requirements they adopted are impeding these new deals.
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According to committee officials, video cameras at the hospital that might have captured the episode were not working, impeding the investigation.
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"We are pleased that regulators understand that the Volcker Rule is currently impeding important financing for American businesses," Mr. Hirschmann said.
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"I think now there will be more open reflection on the role Stephen Joyce played in impeding so many projects," Prof.
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Jackson also used her sentencing comments to underscore that Stone's overarching effort in impeding Congress was to protect Trump from scrutiny.
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Serbia maintains illegal parallel agencies to serve Serbs within Kosovo's territory, harming domestic sovereignty and impeding the integration of Kosovo's Serbs.
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On one occasion he was arrested on charges of impeding traffic and obstructing a police officer, but the charges were dropped.
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The best way for the government to support future discoveries is to limit the tax burden impairing entrepreneurs and impeding growth.
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For example, the federal conspiracy statute also prohibits conspiracies to "defraud" the United States by impeding the federal government's lawful functions.
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Republicans argue that the federal government overreacted to the 2008 financial crisis, imposing unnecessary restrictions that are now impeding economic growth.
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But if you go out in the country including London, there&aposs a lot of people that feel that Brexit is good and to take back the country from European control and take back the country from the court of justice and some other things that were maybe impeding the growth here and certainly impeding the feeling of sovereignty.
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State by state, governors and attorneys general are shutting down or significantly impeding daily fantasy sports sites like FanDuel and Draft Kings.
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The lawsuit alleges that criminal defendants, witnesses and civil litigants have all been affected by the agency's policy, thereby impeding court business.
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Osorio said the protests affected thousands of families, forcing businesses in Oaxaca and neighboring Chiapas to close and impeding shipments of medicine.
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There have also been signs that the government's laser-like focus on poverty is impeding another of its main goals -- environmental conservation.
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These unexploded ordnances have claimed hundreds of lives, while displacing Yemenis from their homes and impeding access to roads, water and farmland.
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We must help the Surgeon General do everything we can to prevent insurance companies from impeding our efforts to Turn the Tide.
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You're impeding this investigation, so my understanding of the legal standard is that you either answer the question — that's the best outcome.
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He attacked the political class on Monday for being the country's "big problem" and blamed interest groups for impeding him from governing.
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She said the reforms put in place after the 2007-2009 financial crisis have strengthened the financial system, without impeding economic growth.
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"I want to sell and they want to buy," one trader said, though he acknowledged that 25 percent tariffs were impeding deals.
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Stone was indicted earlier this year with lying to Congress, impeding a congressional investigation and witness tampering – charges stemming from Mueller's probe.
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She said the reforms put in place after the 2007-21 financial crisis have strengthened the financial system, without impeding economic growth.
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Participants in the autonomous-driving quest complain that state and federal safety rules are impeding testing and eventual deployment of such vehicles.
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But it's essential to offer outreach to struggling developing countries in which real-time pollution, transportation and energy crises are impeding progress.
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As of today, the chances of weather impeding a launch are 40 percent for Sunday and 20 percent for Monday, Rice said.
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It doesn't matter because the rest of the world is impeding on them and is coming in and wanting to have answers.
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He argues that the rules are a "bureaucratic straitjacket" impeding investment in broadband by companies like AT&T, Verizon and Cox Communications.
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Swif accused Braun and Scott Borchetta, who founded her former label Big Machine Records, of impeding her upcoming performance at the AMAs.
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He also blamed NBC News executives for impeding his reporting on Mr. Weinstein before he eventually published it in The New Yorker.
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Police records show he was charged with second-degree trespass, impeding traffic, assault on a government official and resisting a public officer.
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Fighting has closed an important land route connecting Sana to Aden, a major southern city, since late April, further impeding aid deliveries.
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Whereas four airlines now control 22011% of the U.S. market, Europe remains fragmented, with governments, unions and bilateral agreements impeding tie-ups.
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State governors can allocate resources, tap state funds, make emergency regulations, prohibit price-gouging, and waive or suspend laws impeding effective responses.
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Whereas four airlines now control 80% of the U.S. market, Europe remains fragmented, with governments, unions and bilateral agreements impeding tie-ups.
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Whereas four airlines now control 80% of the U.S. market, Europe remains fragmented, with governments, unions and bilateral agreements impeding tie-ups.
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He said he has never sought a permit because he is not damaging property, selling merchandise from that location or impeding traffic.
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Mueller's report, released in redacted form in April, revealed about 10 instances in which Trump took actions aimed at impeding the investigation.
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He has argued that China is effectively waging economic war by subsidizing exports to the United States and impeding imports from it.
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He is regarded as more sympathetic than Ms. Yellen to the industry's view that regulation is restricting lending and impeding economic growth.
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She said the reforms put in place after the 13-21 financial crisis have strengthened the financial system, without impeding economic growth.
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It was, in my view, impeding our ability to build the relationship the way we should be doing ... as I understood it.
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A president can commit obstruction of justice by hiding or destroying documents, or impeding an investigation, or in any number of ways.
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However, Stat has reported that the DEA did not grant these additional licenses and has stopped accepting applications for them, impeding progress again.
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" The report also noted the "CSB budget has not increased in about 15 years," impeding "its ability to adequately respond to chemical incidents.
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Verizon imposed these limitations despite being informed that throttling was actively impeding County Fire's ability to provide crisis-response and essential emergency services.
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But the social safety net also appears to be impeding the reinvigoration of the economy by discouraging unemployed people from working part time.
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" It also warns that fear of AI could drive development underground, "impeding important work on ensuring the safety and reliability of AI technologies.
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All participants in the autonomous driving race complain that state and federal safety rules are impeding testing and eventual deployment of such vehicles.
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If he said in the context of talking about the investigation that Comey should pledge loyalty to Trump, that would probably be impeding.
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The man who was Shokin's deputy in 2015, David Sakvarelidze, dismissed Shokin's allegation that the US was impeding anti-corruption work as absurd.
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"Public anxiety is the main factor impeding the development of the sharing economy," thinks Yusuke Takada of the government's Sharing Economy Promotion Office.
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The company continued to slow data speeds even after being informed it was "actively impeding" responders' ability to fight the blazes, Bowden writes.
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It opens in 1852 with a scene in the East River, where ice is impeding the ferry on which the Roeblings are traveling.
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Fashion week month is officially over, meaning life for a model — including the impeding casting calls, go-sees, and editorial shoots — can resume.
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In many games, the night brings on a blue hue, communicating to the player that it is night without actually impeding regular gameplay.
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Risks include a weak, albeit improving, housing market and a credit-impeding public and corporate debt overhang that could take years to unwind.
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Joe Fox isn't a patch on Frank Navasky (Greg Kinnear), a columnist and a general prophet of the world's impeding technology-driven downfall.
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When the company realized its structure was impeding investment, it decided to explore a sale — and Mayer was handsomely rewarded for his efforts.
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Mr. Mumford said he was cited for failure to comply with the lawful direction of a police office and impeding a federal officer.
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As it is when you're sitting at your computer, in your dressing gown, the sun impeding the screen, hungry, hungover, your lover downstairs.
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Although a right to hunt wouldn't trump laws like the Endangered Species Act, Grinstead said she's more concerned about it impeding immediate interventions.
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But trade is such an elemental part of the modern global economy that impeding it is almost certain to produce the opposite effect.
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That could force the Fed to resume its path of raising interest rates, which Mr. Trump has repeatedly criticized as impeding the economy.
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The monetary fund argued that many countries, like the United States, have room to raise tax rates on the wealthiest without impeding growth.
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However, at the urging of the South Korean government, who feared it was impeding talks, President George W. Bush reluctantly lifted the sanctions.
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But the social safety net also appears to be impeding the reinvigoration of the economy by discouraging unemployed people from working part time.
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The offenses I am accused of, including participating in an illegal demonstration and impeding the work of the military, date back to 2010.
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If obstructing justice means "corruptly" impeding an investigation, then doesn't the White House's deliberate undermining of Congress' investigation into Ukraine meet that threshold?
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I'm just walking up 1st Avenue, I'm not bothering anyone, I'm not impeding on anything — I'm just taking a picture of my face.
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Brainard's assessment suggests the Fed's current round of interest-rate hikes could continue longer, and top out higher, without impeding the economic expansion.
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When it comes to North Korea, Wit said, there's a danger you can have "a mishmash of bureaucracy" impeding any real diplomatic progress.
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FCC Chairman Ajit Pai last month unveiled plans to repeal the rules that prohibit internet service providers from impeding consumer access to web content.
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The Obama administration forbade workers in the individual insurance market to use HRAs to pay for coverage — significantly impeding employer flexibility and worker choice.
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In 20173, the Congressional General Accountability Office concluded that the global gag rule, coupled with abstinence promotion, was impeding the global fight against HIV.
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Carney said the review showed that higher resilience in the financial system has been achieved, "without impeding the supply of credit to the economy".
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They offer investors the returns of a junk-rated country but without the risk of impeding defaults, given the support of its wealthier neighbours.
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Student debt burdens can be extremely unpleasant for individual borrowers, but they don't seem to be impeding the progress of the economy more broadly.
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With these impeding factors, it remains an open question whether fluid collaborative child-robot storytelling is feasible or is perceived as valuable by children.
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Impeding a federal investigation and accepting help from a foreign adversary are precisely the sorts of offences that the founders would have considered impeachable.
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The government laid on hundreds of buses for its backers but closed subway stations in the capital and set up roadblocks, impeding opposition mobilization.
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During his first term, he positioned himself as a centrist, impeding a New York City plan for free pre-K and pushing charter schools.
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Dawson is facing one federal charge of assaulting, resisting or impeding officers while using a deadly or dangerous weapon during the March 28 incident.
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Rodman involved impeding the lawful government functions of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives by submitting fraudulent forms, and United States v.
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"Impeding the entry of drugs and weapons to the country is the responsibility of the federal government," he said in a statement on Twitter.
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They took the staff into their confidence, complaining that foreigners, with their skimpy clothes and taste for alcohol, were impeding the spread of Islam.
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She accused Braun and Scott Borchetta, who founded her former label Big Machine Records, of impeding her upcoming performance at the American Music Awards.
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Goodlatte maintains his proposal would ensure due process rights for lawmakers, while some Democrats have already criticized his proposal for possibly impeding ethical oversight.
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Impeding humanitarian assistance and using famine as a weapon are war crimes, and Saudi Arabia must realize that the world is finally taking notice.
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So, if Trump fired Comey with the intent of impeding the Russia investigation, has he obstructed justice and, if so, what are the implications?
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In a speech in 2015, Geoffrey Pyatt, then the US ambassador to Ukraine, castigated Shokin's office for impeding the investigation of Burisma's owner Zlochevsky.
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Mr. Navarro has said that China is effectively waging an economic war by subsidizing exports to the United States and impeding imports from it.
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Earlier in her career, Kawakubo had shown sweaters intentionally knitted with holes, created by loosening screws in the knitting machinery, impeding the construction process.
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Turkey has accused Saudi Arabia of impeding the investigation, and a United Nations investigator said the kingdom's actions could amount to obstruction of justice.
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Turkey has accused Saudi Arabia of impeding the investigation, and a United Nations investigator said the kingdom's actions could amount to obstruction of justice.
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The researchers hope the sensor will make it possible to monitor a patient's vital signs without discomfort, and athlete's physiological signals without impeding performance.
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It gives further evidence that the president has committed himself to a Clintonian strategy of impeding and undermining the investigation as much as possible.
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White House officials called him an ineffective reformer whose mere presence was impeding efforts to get Congress to pay America's debt to the United Nations.
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And, by the way, Judicial Watch is now looking into claims that Portland police are not helping ICE with threats, disorderly conduct and impeding traffic.
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On Wednesday, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell cast the sexual assault survivors and other advocates protesting against Kavanaugh as bullies impeding the course of justice.
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Tesla factory employees in Fremont, California, accuse the electric carmaker of forcing them to sign overly broad non-disclosure agreements and impeding their unionizing efforts.
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But last June, a judge ruled there was "an urgent need to begin monetizing Prince's intellectual property" due to impeding federal and state tax deadlines.
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"We'll take forceful steps to stem the youth use, even if our actions have the unwelcome effect of impeding some opportunities for adults," Gottlieb says.
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President Donald Trump, earlier this month announced an impeding 10% tariff on the remaining $300 billion of Chinese goods that had not been previously taxed.
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He said there was nothing impeding the government following up on its sale of an initial 29 percent which raised 3.4 billion euros ($3.9 billion).
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More importantly, when they analysed the patched hearts in situ for health and function, they noted that the scaffolds were not impeding them at all.
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Guys began stripping off their rain-soaked t-shirts and the competitive side of me contemplated ditching mine too, as it was impeding my performance.
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They argue that encryption allows bad actors to "go dark," impeding agents' ability to access the data of suspects, even with court orders or warrants.
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Two dribbles later he finds himself airborne, drifting towards the opposite block with Derrick Favors and Steven Adams impeding a clean line to the rim.
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But even if it worked exactly as intended, it's another mechanic that ends up impeding exploration and discouraging you from putting all the pieces together.
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Also impeding demand for gold, global equities rode a surge in European stocks as risks of a British no-deal divorce from the EU faded.
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For fun, Sonic characters are placed on the faces of the assembled stars, and each has to guess which is impeding his or her vision.
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"Modi needs to take concrete steps on important systemic barriers that are impeding the stronger commercial relationship we want to have with India," Dempsey said.
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"We'll take forceful steps to stem the youth use, even if our actions have the unwelcome effect of impeding some opportunities for adults," he added.
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Toronto's Leo Komarov was called for a high-sticking double minor at the same time as the goal, impeding the Leafs' chances of a comeback.
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"Importantly, both the House and the Senate have advanced legislation to enhance our national security without unnecessarily impeding economic growth and job creation," he added.
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It will also pay $50 million to resolve FTC claims that it engaged in anticompetitive activities aimed at impeding competition from generic versions of Suboxone.
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Elliott's back-to-basics strategy for Sempra is just one example of how short-term thinking risks impeding long-term viability in rapidly changing markets.
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Amazon is equally infamous for developing its Rekognition face recognition software suite, which critics have assailed as being inaccurate and capable of impeding civil liberties.
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But the banking industry has argued that the government overreacted to the crisis and imposed overly restrictive rules that are impeding lending and economic growth.
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At the same time, any lawmaker wanting to vote in person or express opposition to legislation could still do so without necessarily impeding its passage.
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A European Commission spokesman said any border measures must be well-coordinated to prevent them from aggravating the crisis by impeding food or medical supplies.
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In politically tinged remarks -- unusual for an elected official to deliver at a military installation -- Pence blamed Democrats for impeding progress on funding the government.
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In testimony before the Senate Banking Committee, Ms. Yellen said repeatedly that the new safeguards were effective and that regulation was not impeding economic growth.
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The idea is that the rider is supposed to leave the bike on the sidewalk without impeding pedestrians or attached to a public bike rack.
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Research definitively shows the harms of impeding these early supports to childhood development, including worse test scores and increased grade repetition, school dropout, and incarceration.
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The official said the counsel's office was looking at whether there was any legal possibility of gleaning information without impeding or interfering with an investigation.
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A doctor they had found for the family and a Palestinian-Canadian adviser warned them that they were impeding the Hajjes from becoming self-sufficient.
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Faisal Edhi has accused the government of impeding the import of vehicles for ambulances, and has reported a drop in donations since his father's death.
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On March 30, U.S. District Judge Tanya Chutkan in Washington issued an injunction preventing the administration from impeding access to abortion by detained immigrant minors.
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Whether you go on holiday when you're unable to work depends whether the trip can be considered [helpful to your recovery] or impeding [to it].
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The charges against Rush — impeding traffic, trespassing, assault on a government official, and resisting a public officer — were ultimately dropped, according to the Washington Post.
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Last year, the European Commission accused AB InBev of abusing its market dominance in Belgium by impeding the flow of cheaper imports into the country.
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The company says it's learned from its previous fuel cell efforts to reduce the size of the tanks and improve performance, thereby not adversely impeding practicality.
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AFAD was still looking for the four others on the boat but said the cold temperatures and the strong currents in the water was impeding operations.
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Another factor impeding the dollar's advance has been falling U.S. yields which has been chipping away at the yield differential advantage the greenback had this year.
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Entities that don't want to play ball with a particular legal reform issue can sometimes also throw a delaying spanner in the works by impeding negotiations.
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Three other North Koreans are wanted for questioning, but police say the North Koreans would not help make their citizens available and were impeding the investigation.
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At 20 or so hours in, it's unclear whether Velvet will find satisfaction or salvation, though there's been hints of her morality impeding more rash decisions.
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Instead of impeding trade, they should push up the dollar to the point where exports and imports cost the same as they did before the tax.
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He also rejected a claim that Weight Watchers improperly concealed how badly disruptions to a new software platform were impeding prospective business clients from signing up.
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Ron Wyden, who also had a testy exchange with Sessions, told Gizmodo he agreed with Heinrich's assessment that the attorney general was impeding the panel's investigation.
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Chamisa said the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC) was impeding voting in urban areas where he enjoys strong support but gave no evidence to back the claim.
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In televised debates Mr Rouhani stood accused of amassing prime real estate in Tehran and of impeding a judicial investigation into the finances of his brother.
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Over 115,000 acres in Los Angeles and 96,000 acres in Ventura County are currently engulfed in flames, and intense Santa Ana winds are impeding containment efforts.
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In deciding how many barriers to install, planners wanted to avoid cluttering the square and impeding foot traffic along sidewalks that are often choked with people.
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Iran has denied impeding the British oil tanker, the BP vessel British Heritage, saying that if it really wanted to seize this ship, it would have.
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The recordings, from a conversation in March, suggest that Mr. Jucá entered into an agreement with the goal of impeding and even possibly stopping the investigation.
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These "user pay" practices may not have started mass incarceration, but they are certainly sustaining it, impeding more just and fiscally sound approaches to public safety.
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Thanks to social media, the nation is tuning in to a phenomenon of everyday racial profiling that's been impeding the lives of black people for decades.
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Some plotted together to collectively do their work at a slower pace, impeding the production of the plantation's goods and thus affecting their masters' bottom lines.
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Prominent police commissioners, district attorneys and the industry groups that represent them say companies are failing to comply with legal court orders and impeding legitimate investigations.
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Mnuchin told CNBC's "Squawk Box" that the DOJ was "absolutely right" to investigate whether tech powerhouses like Amazon, Facebook and Google harm consumers by impeding competition.
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Celebrities are supporting Taylor Swift after she said record label owners Scooter Braun and Scott Borchetta were impeding her upcoming performance at the American Music Awards.
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The lawsuit does not appear to be impeding the parody account, as "Devin Nunes' cow" continued to post on Twitter Tuesday, trolling the former dairy farmer.
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In an interview with Fox Business on Wednesday, Babin indicated he thought the Freedom Caucus was impeding President Trump's agenda to the detriment of the GOP.
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"When you reduce that process [by cooling the muscles], you're impeding your training effects and reducing the benefit you'll get from the exercise," Aschwanden told me.
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"This is primarily the responsibility of the rebels, who have displaced Yemen's legitimate government and who are impeding the flow of humanitarian supplies," General Asseri said.
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As he regained the lead, Centrowitz gave Souleiman a savvy bump to keep the slight opening from closing, careful to avoid disqualification for impeding another runner.
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You want to determine, of course, is there vertical restraint, as it's called in the business, that is impeding competition or is otherwise harming consumer welfare.
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The government also urged the removal of rules impeding work resumption and speed up 11,000 major projects across the country amid the coronavirus outbreak, it added.
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Wages saw their biggest jump since the end of the Great Recession in the Labor Department's Friday report, sending interest rates higher and thus impeding stocks.
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It's a mess Republicans laid the groundwork for over eight years of impeding a presidency and an economy because of their professed desire for fiscal restraint.
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The status of our soft power also affects nonstate actors — for example, by aiding or impeding recruitment by terrorist organizations such as the Islamic State movement.
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Yet rather than try to douse suspicions, he has shown he is more than willing to inflame them by impeding efforts to get to the truth.
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The tax cut would leave a larger government debt in its wake, which would drive up interest rates, impeding investment long after the tax cut expired.
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He is engaged in a serious effort to try both to eradicate North Korea's nuclear and missile programs and address the issues impeding normalization of relations.
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She was tired of her 45-minute commute into Denver each morning and local real estate prices were impeding the couple's dream of opening an art gallery.
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Now in their second week, the "yellow vest" protests have blocked roads across the country, impeding access to fuel depots, out-of-town shopping malls and factories.
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Another factor impeding the dollar's advance has been falling U.S. yields, which have been chipping away at the yield differential advantage the greenback enjoyed earlier this year.
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Therefore, it may come as a surprise that the regulatory environment in America is hindering the growth of fintech and impeding its impact on the broader economy.
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Cannabis consumers can't purchase pot in 75% of the state's city and counties, while high taxes are impeding legal growth and allowing the black market to expand.
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Joanne Carney, director of government relations at AAAS, said the budget cuts will hurt the U.S. by impeding our ability to anticipate the ramifications of climate change.
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It is no surprise, then, that for the past century the American aristocracy and their political servants have dedicated enormous energy to impeding, corralling, and destroying it.
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Senator Rob Portman, an Ohio Republican and the panel's chairman, and Senator Claire McCaskill, the committee's top Democrat, have repeatedly charged Backpage with impeding the congressional inquiry.
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A report prepared for the Senate Intelligence Committee's probe into Russia's online disinformation campaigns aimed at U.S. voters accused Facebook, Google and Twitter of impeding the investigation.
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The big picture: About one in eight IRS employees worked during the longest government shutdown in history, impeding the agency's ability to full prepare for tax season.
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But the isolation is also a tantrum buffer, a space in which to protest or cry or passively resist without directly impeding the activities of other patients.
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The tower signaled an impeding restart on Lap 124, and Busch steered his No. 1 Chip Ganassi Racing Chevrolet down pit road to top off with fuel.
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Stone was indicted earlier this year on several charges coming out of Mueller's probe, including making false statements to Congress, impeding a congressional investigation and witness tampering.
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Republicans latched on to the rule as a way to cast the agency as a player in the regulatory regime that was impeding business and the economy.
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"My job is to essentially take out as many variables as possible and keep them as safe as possible without impeding their comic genius," Mr. Scizak said.
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At the time, Mr. Rush was charged with second-degree trespass, impeding traffic, assault on a government official and resisting a public officer, according to police records.
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Stewards handed the five times world champion, who had qualified second behind Ferrari's Charles Leclerc, a three-place drop for impeding Alfa Romeo's Kimi Raikkonen in qualifying.
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Democrats have accused Trump, a Republican, of pressuring Ukraine to investigate former Democratic Vice President Joe Biden, a political rival, and impeding the inquiry into the matter.
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Facebook Chief Operating Officer Sheryl Sandberg speaking at the World Economic Forum in Davos, urged policymakers to avoid impeding "progress" by adopting laws that block technological improvements.
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Meanwhile, the F.B.I.'s efforts will be leaderless, impeding the third investigation — by the Senate Intelligence Committee — which relies on the bureau's work to supplement its own.
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Now we are actively impeding the possibility of brokering a peace deal and ensuring that all Israelis and Palestinians alike can live safely, securely and with dignity.
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"Any suggestion that this is about impeding competition, rather than protecting our customers and our network, is flatly wrong," an AT&T spokesman said in a statement.
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He also pressed Federal Reserve Vice Chairman for Supervision Randal Quarles on whether the Fed could step in to prevent banks from impeding on Second Amendment rights.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on Friday criticized Iran for undermining international nuclear agreements, including by allegedly possessing undeclared radioactive material and impeding an international inspector's work.
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Jimmy Butler's absence has shone a light on Minnesota's inflexible roster, and their antiquated lineup combinations are impeding Towns in more ways than they're allowing him to shine.
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If Facebook, globalization, and other trends are leading to fragmented realities, then they are impeding that crucial cooperation — they are standing in the way of humanity's next step.
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Reforms that followed the 2007 to 0.43 crisis had strengthened the financial system without impeding economic growth, and future changes should be modest, Yellen said in prepared remarks.
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However, it is exactly this migration which has brought them in direct contact with whalers over the years -- crippling the population and impeding the animals' ability to thrive.
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Small industry suppliers blame France's tax code and labour laws for impeding their growth, leaving them exposed to such fluctuations in demand and making them ripe for consolidation.
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The four men are now facing charges of conspiracy to commit offenses against the US, impeding or injuring a federal officer, threatening federal officials, and multiple weapons charges.
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The group of men had faced charges of conspiracy to commit offenses against the US, impeding or injuring a federal officer, threatening federal officials, and multiple weapons charges.
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Regardless, Baker said he expects sustained U.S. resistance to China in some key areas, such as impeding Chinese investors from buying property and technology in the United States.
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Experts and analysts were left reeling at the enormity of the 13 billion euro ($14.5 billion) penalty which some accused of impeding on the sovereignty of the nation.
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Mueller left unresolved in his report the question of whether Trump committed obstruction of justice by impeding the Russia investigation and did not exonerate the president, Barr said.
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Rather than impeding attempts to avert catastrophic climate change, some in the crypto community argue, all that energy demand could drive the development of better renewable energy technology.
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When dissolved into seawater, carbon dioxide eventually forms carbonic acid, which has many impacts, including impeding some species' ability to create and maintain their calcium carbonate-based shells.
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The major concerns for the markets regarding a Trump presidency before the election was the uncertainty he brought to the table, lack of experience and impeding rate hikes.
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Not so, as the White House and Congress embark on an effort that will have far-reaching ramifications for American industries bound by layers of rules impeding growth.
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The government's devaluation of Libya's dinar to 0003 per dollar from 1.3 last September to curb black market exchange operations has driven up costs, impeding demand and production.
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That same frigate had previously warned off Iranian Guard vessels from impeding the passage of a British commercial vessel the navy was escorting through the Strait of Hormuz.
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Other spectrum bands used by weather forecasters, like the 6900-2628 GHz and 28503 GHz bands, will likely also be targeted for stricter regulations, further impeding 22019G's rollout.
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The moon is in fellow water sign Pisces today, asking you to dream big, and its connection with Uranus helps you creatively remove any hurdles impeding your journey.
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A defrauded bank with standing to challenge a Manafort pardon might argue that Trump abdicated his Article II prerogative by impeding the administration of justice to save himself.
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Members of the hard-line House Freedom Caucus pushed for former IRS Commissioner John Koskinen to be impeached, accusing him of impeding congressional investigations into the targeting scandal.
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She said reforms put in place after the 2007 to 2009 crisis have strengthened the financial system without impeding economic growth, and any future changes should remain modest.
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US Telecom, which represents many large providers, said in a statement that it shares the strategy "to erase the many regulatory barriers impeding the expansion" of communication networks.
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Problem was, the second runner, Allen Craig, was ruled safe on obstruction: literally, an error by Boston third baseman Will Middlebrooks for impeding Craig's path to the plate.
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But the Microsoft case departed from that convention, defining harm broadly as stifling competition by upstart rivals and thus impeding the arrival of innovative new products and services.
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They say it is their constitutionally mandated duty to conduct oversight on the executive branch, and clearly, Trump is impeding that by a blanket denial of their requests.
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These laws are impeding journalism on matters of vital national interest, including China's growing and controversial influence, and they have made Australia the defamation capital of the world.
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A diving instructor, Zsolt Szamari, told Hungarian state television that several factors were impeding the rescue, including the weather, water temperature and the fast current of the Danube.
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Factories came almost to a halt, because migrant workers who left for New Year celebrations could not return to their workplaces, thus impeding production and China's trade capacity.
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Many Democrats have called on Trump to end his trade war with China, which has been cited by many economic analysts as a major factor impeding economic growth.
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With only days to go, Klobuchar's campaign said Saturday that they won't have the challenge of the Senate impeachment trial impeding her campaign schedule ahead of the primary.
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"I don't think our regulations have played an important role, at least broadly speaking, in impeding credit growth and the growth of the economy," Ms. Yellen said Wednesday.
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Apple could be headed for a tougher showdown than in 2016 since Attorney General William Barr has been making numerous public statements criticising encryption for impeding law enforcement.
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I don't expect Mayor de Basio to be prosecuted — but there may not be any other way to stop him from impeding ICE's enforcement efforts in New York.
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"The negative narrative which Mr Giuliani was furthering was the problem ... it was impeding our ability to build the relationship the way we should be doing," he said.
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Cowen policy analyst Chris Krueger said a reelection victory could also embolden Trump to pursue big-ticket spending items and blast anyone he believes is impeding economic growth.
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Mueller left unresolved in his report the question of whether Trump committed obstruction of justice by impeding the Russia investigation and did not exonerate the president, Barr said.
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The role of the state In Asia and Europe state intervention was seen as a key strategic tool to stimulate and guide development without impeding the private sector.
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Grassley referred Avanatti and a woman he represented during the Kavanaugh confirmation hearings to the Justice Department on three separate criminal charges related to impeding the confirmation process.
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Firstly, army policy prohibits inmates from resisting, impeding or interfering with officers who are deployed in the event that an inmate needs to be forcibly removed from their cell.
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Reforms enacted after the financial crisis a decade ago have strengthened the banking system without impeding economic growth, and future changes should be modest, Yellen said in prepared remarks.
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Mr. Trump removed a United States diplomat from her post after Mr. Giuliani and his associates accused her of opposing him politically and impeding their push for the investigations.
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"I never got clear answers, was told that was just the way it is, and was told that my complaints were 'impeding others pursuing the American Dream,'" she said.
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The danger is that Trump's announcement could trigger violence in that city and beyond, further impeding cooperation between the United States and Arab and Muslim governments around the world.
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The same source added the context that, at the time, Trump was getting briefed on all manner of regulations impeding his top priorities including energy production and infrastructure development.
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BERLIN, Jan 11 (Reuters) - Volkswagen said it will not comment on the findings of U.S. law firm Jones Day's inquiry into the emissions scandal to avoid impeding ongoing investigations.
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Some of these problems still persist, affecting market data made available to the public, and impeding the CFTC's ability to evaluate systemic risk in swaps markets, the regulator said.
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Myanmar and Bangladesh agreed in January to complete the voluntary repatriation of the refugees within two years but differences between the two sides persist, impeding implementation of the plan.
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Lobbyists say the attempt to curb Washington's "revolving door" has succeeded only in keeping qualified people out of important jobs and impeding the flow of information to the administration.
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It suggests the "nanny state" is a better decision-maker than the individual while removing rights from the states and impeding the growth of a new money-making venture.
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"You should lead an examination of a full ban on handguns and assault weapons in Canada, while not impeding the lawful use of firearms by Canadians," the letter stated.
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While digital companies insist that widespread encryption is essential to global digital security and online privacy, federal officials warn that the technology is impeding legitimate law enforcement investigations. Sens.
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According to LinkedIn, it's "the opportunity and resources employees are given to tackle massive problems, stretching from creating self-driving cars to impeding extremism" that puts Alphabet on top.
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Sagittarius people are famous for having a good time, but serious planet Saturn has been stinking things up in Sagittarius since late 2014, impeding your ability to let loose.
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The implication for hard-exercising humans is that NSAIDs aren't helping you manage pain, and they may actually be temporarily impairing kidney function and impeding your body's healing process.
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Some migration experts say the National Guard deployment could be effective in impeding some illegal cross-border migration and could regulate the traffic of migrants along Mexico's main highways.
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Op-Ed Contributors A wayward tweet on Saturday has set off renewed accusations that President Trump obstructed justice by impeding the investigation into Russian meddling in the 2016 elections.
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The letter not only contradicted statements from the company's lawyers, it also asserted that Uber had a secret team dedicated to corporate spying and impeding legal cases against it.
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But in recent years, lawmakers in Trenton have argued that the commission does more harm than good by impeding hiring and limiting the economic impact of the shipping industry.
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He has long branded China as an economic enemy and accused it of effectively waging an economic war on the United States by subsidizing exports and impeding American imports.
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History will judge those impeding these refugees' journey the same way it views the bounty hunters who caught and returned runaway slaves from the American South: with harsh condemnation.
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But adulation of Mr. Xi has been accompanied by an undercurrent of frustration that his plans have repeatedly run into obstacles, impeding efforts to tame threats to party control.
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That would increase the costs of borrowing for businesses and households in Italy, Spain and Portugal, impeding job creation and economic activity, while perhaps forcing governments to cut services.
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And as he did, his comments about some of the powerful former warlords and strongmen in Kabul impeding peace created further problems for his nephew's already shaky coalition government.
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Related: Rudy Giuliani told The Times that he informed Mr. Trump that the U.S. ambassador to Ukraine was, in Mr. Giuliani's view, impeding investigations that could benefit the president.
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Why, then, would I refuse to wear a head scarf, which brought a similar benefit of social acceptance, without the disadvantage of impeding my ability to stand or walk?
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He also argued that liquidity rules imposed on U.S. banks are impeding lenders from using abundant liquidity in a profitable way by requiring banks to hoard more liquid assets.
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"By failing to provide the requested records, Defendants are actively impeding Plaintiffs' access to government information and blocking Plaintiffs' ability to carry out their organizational missions," the lawsuit said.
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Mr. Trump, who appears to understand little and care even less about the importance of these limitations, thinks Mr. Sessions's job is to protect him by impeding those investigations.
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Mr. Khan, 65, is the country's most dynamic politician, and many believe that Pakistan's influential military has been helping his campaign by intimidating, blackmailing and impeding his political rivals.
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Now, after making a full physical recovery, Hit Reset details the subsequent process of learning to support herself, and to confront other, more existential factors impeding her well-being.
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He said Valeant realized it could raise the prices substantially, cutting into hospital profits but not making the procedures unprofitable for them, and not impeding patient access to the drugs.
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He coupled it with a written statement that accused Congress of overstepping its constitutional bounds, impeding his ability to negotiate with foreign countries and lacking any ability to strike deals.
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In art, as in journalism, censorship hurts the public's ability to process and act on information, impeding our ability to observe or discuss issues of critical social and political importance.
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Others believe allowing and making that that legal would open a can of worms with unpredictable consequences, such as causing a diplomatic incident, or impeding a legitimate law enforcement investigation.
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If you suspect the latter, then your erectile dysfunction could be the result of narrowed arteries impeding the swift blood flow that you need to go from six to midnight.
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"Regardless of one's ultimate view of the economics of border adjustments, it is clear that the current proposal is impeding an otherwise unified effort for tax reform," the group wrote.
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A cash crunch is impeding the online lending industry's growth as the cost of borrowing grows, funds become increasingly scarce and ratings agencies maintain a cautious outlook toward the space.
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Europe's largest lender said it had "successfully defended" its systems against a distributed denial of service (DDoS) attack but it was experiencing fresh threats, impeding full restoration of its services.
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Since 2013, the police have made more than 10,000 arrests of people for asking for swipes and, therefore, impeding the flow of subway passengers, according to statistics from the police.
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Last week, in an anonymous New York Times op-ed, a senior Trump official attempted to reassure the public that members of the administration were actively impeding their boss's wishes.
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The Friend now used male pronouns (though he insisted he was neither male nor female), and began delivering sermons of an impeding Apocalypse, riding through New England gathering up converts.
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Senator Mike Crapo, the Idaho Republican who leads the banking committee, opened the hearing Thursday by expressing concern that regulators, including the Fed, were impeding growth by constraining bank lending.
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The House Financial Services Committee chairman, Jeb Hensarling of Texas, criticized "a failed regulatory state" for impeding growth, with the implication being that the Fed was part of the problem.
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Backers of the resolution said the new sanctions would cut North Korea's meager annual export revenue by about a third, impeding its ability to raise cash for its weapons programs.
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In the past five years, several state legislatures, including South Dakota, have introduced bills that would turn protesters into felons by reclassifying basic impeding actions as crimes rather than misdemeanors.
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Unsurprisingly, the Venezuelan debt trade "slowed to a trickle" after the latest round of sanctions, functionally freezing the existing market and impeding Venezuela's ability to issue debt in the future.
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By 2016, Western governments and institutions like the World Bank were fed up with Shokin, who they believed was impeding corruption investigations, including those into Zlochevsky and his firm, Burisma.
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And while impeding immigration may have reduced competition for jobs, many economists worry that in the longer run, reducing the number of immigrants will lead to less innovation and growth.
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" Ridgway wrote in his 1912 preface that "the nomenclature of colors remains vague and, for practical purposes, meaningless, thereby seriously impeding progress in almost every branch of industry and research.
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On top of impeding the healing process, this habit puts our coworkers in danger, says University of Guelph visiting scientist Jason Tetro, author of The Germ Code and The Germ Files.
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Protesters blocked a main intersection, impeding traffic, and officers with the Orange County Sheriff's Department and Costa Mesa Police Department worked to disperse the crowd, ordering protesters out of the streets.
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The cold is likely to hasten the build-up of ice on the Illinois River, slowing barge traffic and impeding shipments of Midwest corn and soybeans to Gulf Coast export terminals.
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Major automakers and technology companies are racing to develop and sell vehicles that can drive themselves but have complained that state and federal safety rules are impeding testing and ultimate deployment.
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If the United States can move quickly on substantive tax reform, it can vault past many other nations that are impeding their own economic growth by enacting horrible tax policy changes.
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A third hurdle impeding the use of higher ethanol blends is the mountain of EPA red tape over the approval process for new certification fuels and the registration of those fuels.
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Schiff said there is still much the House can do to investigate Trump's financial ties without impeding the ongoing special counsel investigation, which also subpoenaed records from Deutsche Bank last year.
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Do you think that this is a function of perhaps you have over-cut on the cost side of things to the extent that it's impeding your ability to generate revenues?
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Trump did not know about the arrest in advance, two U.S. officials said on Thursday, in an apparent attempt to stop the incident from impeding talks to resolve the trade dispute.
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What do they intend to do if Trump extends pardons to people who broke laws in the course of getting him elected president or of impeding the investigation of his campaign?
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Some House Republicans have pushed for Koskinen's ouster for more than a year, accusing him of impeding congressional investigations into the IRS's handling of conservative groups' applications for tax-exempt status.
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They accused Mr. Lee and his Shincheonji Church of Jesus of contributing to the nation's rising death toll — 22 as of Monday — by impeding the government's efforts to fight the outbreak.
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Last year, police officers issued over 13,000 moving violations to vehicles traveling in bus lanes, about 24,000 parking tickets for blocking lanes and about 79,000 parking tickets for impeding bike lanes.
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Trump said later he dismissed Comey over "this Russia thing," and the firing has become central to questions about whether Trump has sought to obstruct justice by impeding the Russian probe.
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The attacks on Mr. Starr "appear to have the improper purpose of influencing and impeding an ongoing criminal investigation and intimidating possible jurors, witnesses and even investigators," the 1998 letter said.
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Yet staffing levels and training in the nation's migration bureaucracies have not kept pace with the demand, leading to long delays in adjudication and impeding access for many migrants, advocates contend.
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Mr. Nunes was a key figure in the House's Russia investigation, and a frequent target for critics who said he was abusing his authority by impeding investigations to protect Mr. Trump.
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The fourth officer, Bailey Colletta, 25, who was accused of impeding the investigation, was in a romantic relationship with Officer Hays at the time of the protests, according to the indictment.
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They accused Mr. Lee and his Shincheonji Church of Jesus of contributing to the nation's rising death toll — 22 as of Monday — by impeding the government's efforts to fight the outbreak.
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Senator Martin Heinrich, Democrat of New Mexico, angrily accused Mr. Sessions of "impeding this investigation" by refusing to respond, but perhaps the attorney general was wise to keep his mouth shut.
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A news producer who worked with Mr. Farrow at NBC, Rich McHugh, accused the network of impeding Mr. Farrow's reporting on Mr. Weinstein in an interview with The Times last year.
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Kerry's five points included governments not impeding emergency teams responding to a cybersecurity problem, not stealing intellectual property, cooperating in investigating crime, aiding countries under attack and not attacking critical infrastructure.
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It is not enough to show that a defendant knew the act would have a side consequence of impeding an investigation; achieving that obstruction has to have been the specific intention.
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Things could get worse before they get better, too, with a road-heavy remaining schedule and a talent-laden West impeding Devin Booker's quest for his first All-Star nod. 227.
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SILVERSTONE, England (Reuters) - Formula One champions Mercedes rebuffed Romain Grosjean on Saturday after the fuming Frenchman said Lewis Hamilton should have been punished for impeding him in British Grand Prix qualifying.
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Hamilton 145 points, Vettel 131 (+14) - Bottas took pole for a change, with Hamilton second and Vettel demoted to sixth after a three place grid penalty for impeding Renault's Carlos Sainz.
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By removing the person in charge of that very investigation, the president has shown that he is more than willing to inflame them by impeding efforts to get to the truth.
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"Rising material prices, particularly lumber, along with chronic shortages of buildable lots and skilled labor are putting upward pressure on home prices and impeding a more robust housing recovery," MacDonald said.
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As House Democrats continue to determine whether or not Trump is guilty of withholding aid to Ukraine and impeding in the 2020 election, who knows what names will be dropped in.
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But Republicans have accused the DOJ and FBI of stonewalling and intentionally impeding their investigation, despite the agencies&apos claims that fulfilling the request requires a careful review of the sensitive documents.
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The move is aimed at removing bureaucracy impeding investigations of financial crime and was taken under international pressure on Nigeria to crack down on endemic corruption afflicting the economy and law enforcement.
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He began the trip in scandal mode, accused of impeding justice by firing former Federal Bureau of Investigation Director James Comey for not stopping a federal probe into his campaign's Russia ties.
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The text of Qatar's WTO complaint cites "coercive attempts at economic isolation" and spells out how they are impeding Qatar's rights in the trade in goods, trade in services and intellectual property.
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However, what I think is happening now is this increased conversation about maybe conservative media bias or about a bias that Clinton supporters feel is hurting their candidate, is impeding their candidate.
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As a result, the prospect of widespread AMD could be disastrous for the Canadian North: such scenarios would obviously be nightmares to contain, with the remoteness and cold climate seriously impeding cleanup.
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While the current generation of NBA superstars have made a trend of teaming up to pursue championships, Kobe saw his most talented teammates as impeding or confusing the singularity of his achievement.
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"Canada maintains discriminatory and burdensome nontariff trade barriers impeding U.S. wine exports," Tom LaFaille, vice president and international trade counsel for the wine group said in the letter commenting on trade deficits.
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"The idea comes back to the idea of the autonomy of your own body, so when something is impeding on that, it…can lead to behavioral problems and disordered eating," Fisher says.
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Critics accuse Maduro's administration of arbitrary detentions and the systematic use of torture against dissidents and military officers and of hiding such practices by impeding full investigations of institutions and top officials.
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CBP officers Tito Catota, 38, Parmenio I. Perez, 40, and Michael Papagni, 32, were charged with forcibly assaulting, impeding, intimidating and interfering with two men identified as victims in the criminal complaint.
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The EFF filed suit on behalf of Johns Hopkins computer science researcher Matthew Green and hacker / inventor Andrew "bunnie" Huang, both of whom argue that the DMCA's rules are impeding their work.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - South Africa's former leader Jacob Zuma is impeding a crackdown on corruption by the ruling African National Congress (ANC) under President Cyril Ramaphosa, the head of the communist party said.
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Impeding the recent run up in stocks, Alphabet Inc shares fell 7.6%, on track for their worst decline since January 2012, after the company posted its slowest revenue growth in three years.
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These schools are not only impeding constitutionally protected political speech, but are also undermining the educational interests of students, who would benefit from discussing the important public issues raised by the protests.
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"I make it back to the garage in the nick of time," he writes — with three summonses, for blocking a crosswalk, parking more than 12 inches from the curb and impeding traffic.
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And while physical roadblocks impeding poll access are about as blatant as election interference can gets, Trump deployed a number of more subtle tactics toward that same end during his speech. Sen.
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Sumit Agarwal, National Secretary of CAIT, told TechCrunch in an interview that "deep discounting" on products on Amazon is impeding the growth of small merchants and a government intervention is urgently needed.
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Cross-border institutions established under the Good Friday peace agreement in 1998 have been put out of action, impeding communication between Northern Ireland and the Republic, says Jess Sargeant of the IFG.
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Public services have been privatized and pensions have been cut to finance these loans, continuing austerity and impeding recovery — and even worse, preventing the preparations necessary for the next storm or flood.
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Mr. Johnson was impeding Congressional legislation that would have protected freed slaves, a move that was deeply threatening to the former planter class and to Mr. Johnson's own political ambitions, he said.
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Janet Yellen, above, the Federal Reserve chairwoman whom Mr. Trump may replace when her term ends in February, delivered a broad rebuttal to Republican criticism that financial regulation is impeding economic growth.
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In what amounted to a warning to the Trump administration, Janet Yellen, the Federal Reserve chairwoman, above center, delivered a broad rebuttal to Republican criticism that financial regulation is impeding economic growth.
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However, retirement is more complicated than most people think, and Gen Xers' confidence in their ability to manage their own finances may be impeding their chances of reaching a fully secure retirement.
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India is expected to announce some significant purchases of U.S. energy and defense products, but Trump's fixation with imbalanced trading relationships is likely impeding any willingness to offer New Delhi any concessions.
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Democrats have called on the Senate to remove Trump from office for pressuring Ukraine to investigate former Vice President Joe Biden, a political rival, and then impeding the inquiry into the matter.
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They were not blocking or impeding any campus activity, yet KCC campus officials approached them and claimed they were violating the Solicitation Policy because they had not obtained prior permission from KCC.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's "zombie" enterprises are impeding the country's economic transformation, said the country's biggest state aluminum producer, even though thousands of such unprofitable and indebted state-owned firms have been eliminated.
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He said that shortcoming is already impeding productivity, pointing to the daily slog that he and thousands more commuters experience on a much-maligned suburban railroad to New York from New Jersey.
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Last year, Indiana's Republican governor, Mike Pence, considered signing a bill that would have barred the government from impeding on a person's religious liberties unless it proved to have a compelling interest.
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In its annual reports for 2014 to 2016, it listed "suspicion by the police", delays in response to requests for information and lack of cooperation from some officers as factors impeding its operations.
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Federal prosecutors had urged Monday that Stone be sent to prison for roughly seven to nine years for impeding congressional and FBI investigations into connections between the Russian government and Trump's 2016 campaign.
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On Monday, Haley called on the Security Council to punish Russia for its continued infractions, claiming its deliberate subversion of international sanctions is "impeding our ability to achieve complete denuclearization in North Korea."
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In a speech to businessmen in Rio de Janeiro on Monday, Bolsonaro blamed interest groups for impeding the advance of the reform process and said the country's biggest problem was its political class.
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Five-time world champion Lewis Hamilton, winner of the last four races, dropped off the front-row to fourth after being handed a penalty for impeding Alfa Romeo's former Ferrari driver Kimi Raikkonen.
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Central bank data published last Wednesday showed Chinese banks extended more credit than expected in May, with home loans expanding even as policymakers struggled to rein in riskier borrowing without impeding economic growth.
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The U.S. just grappled with its longest government shutdown in history, while in the U.K. Theresa May has faced two no-confidence votes in Parliament, impeding her ability to pass her Brexit plan.
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" It goes on to add that the policy "prohibits all EPA employees, including scientists, managers, and other agency leadership, from suppressing, altering, or otherwise impeding the timely release of scientific findings or conclusions.
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"Entire communities now view the Massachusetts courts as places where they cannot go, for any reason, greatly impeding access to justice and undermining the administration of justice in these communities," the complaint reads.
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But if he were to force the DOJ to turn over raw investigative files now to politicians who want to help him, he might very well be impeding the criminal case against him.
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For more than two weeks, protesters angry over the fuel taxes and the high cost of living have been blocking roads across France, impeding access to fuel depots, shopping malls and some airports.
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The 21-22 long shot Country House won the Kentucky Derby Saturday in Churchill Downs, Louisville, Kentucky, after race favorite Maximum Security was disqualified for impeding another horse on crossing the finish line.
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Negative rates imposed by the central bank had prompted more taxpayers to pay early, the finance ministry said in a statement on Friday, messing up government accounts and impeding budgeting and financial planning.
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Read MoreSevere El Nino puts world in 'uncharted territory': UN But in other agricultural pockets of the U.S., El Nino has already created damage, including bloated waterways that are impeding transportation of food.
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These rules include frequent in-person reporting requirements, which often conflict with job or family responsibilities, and costly fines and fees that disproportionately affect poor people, impeding their ability to rebuild their lives.
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On Saturday at the women's Final Four, the day before the national semifinals, it was time to reflect on the 276 basketball minutes impeding Connecticut's bid for an unprecedented fourth consecutive national championship.
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"Real estate has serious problems such as crowding out investment (from other areas), impeding the transformation and healthy development of the economy, and is also an important source of financial risks", Xu wrote.
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Scientists think this allows native microbes, usually held at a slight remove from the intestinal wall, to get closer to the gut wall, leading to inflammation and further impeding the flow of mucus.
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Actions should include an arms embargo on the parties, which can help reduce the use of heavy weapons and helicopters, and targeted sanctions on those most responsible for violence and impeding humanitarian assistance.
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Business centrists and Silicon Valley types appreciate it as a way to manage industry side effects—such as low labor costs and the displacement of workers by apps and A.I.—without impeding growth.
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China, for its part, has criticized American interference in other countries' internal affairs and has denounced the U.S. for militarizing the South China Sea and for trying to contain China, impeding its rise.
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Also under NOAA is the National Weather Service, which is tasked with issuing life-saving warnings for impeding threats from land-falling storms such as strong winds, flooding rainfall and damaging storm surge.
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As has become common in the United States, an incumbent telecom operator is wielding a lawsuit to waste a bunch of time and money in the name of impeding broadband progress and competition.
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The reason why many victims prefer this is that any investigation into a physical server risks damaging the server or impeding its functionality, and private security firms can be bound by nondisclosure agreements.
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More than 100 volunteers, wildlife personnel and veterinarians arrived at the beach, but rescuers said conditions there and the threat of sharks — enticed by thousands of pounds of flesh — were impeding their efforts.
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Ilhan Omar (D-MN) and Rashida Tlaib (D-MI), impeding them from attending a private trip organized by a Palestinian-led nonprofit to see Israel and the West Bank, where Tlaib has family.
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While Hunter was on the board, Biden was vice president — and was attempting to pressure Ukraine's government to fire a prosecutor general, Viktor Shokin, who was widely seen as impeding anti-corruption efforts.
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As the day began, the Senate majority leader, Mitch McConnell, who has been mostly silent on the president's increasing troubles concerning Russia, carefully pleaded with the administration to stop impeding the Republican agenda.
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Rudy Giuliani says he briefed President Donald Trump "a couple of times" about rumors that the Marie Yovanovitch, then the US ambassador to Ukraine, was impeding efforts to investigate Trump&aposs political rivals.
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The 2012 labor law, introduced by the conservatives when Spain was mired in economic crisis, is the last major structural reform approved in the country before political fragmentation began impeding big policy shifts.
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The jury took about a day to unanimously find Stone guilty on all seven counts he faced related to impeding Congressional and Justice Department investigations into Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election.
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Products like the Sense-ation Harness or the Easy Walk, which clip to the leash at the front of the chest, often hang too low, impeding a dog&aposs full range of motion.
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Western governments and investors regard the election, which could lead to the Central African country's first ever democratic transfer of power, as crucial toward ending political instability that is impeding investment in Congo.
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The obstruction charge accuses the president of defying and impeding the House's efforts to investigate the scandal, adding that Trump would remain a threat to the U.S. Constitution if he remained in office.
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But Republicans have accused the DOJ under Rosenstein and FBI of stonewalling and intentionally impeding their investigation, despite the agencies&apos claims that fulfilling the request requires a careful review of the sensitive documents.
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After picketing the gallery — impeding public access to the narrow path bridging the street to the museum — activists coordinated a range of disruptive events to coincide with the official opening of the 19703 Biennial.
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" In their statement, DCS said: "While there were concerns raised regarding Ms. Velasquez's previous mental health, no evidence was presented by anyone that indicated mental health issues were impeding Ms. Velasquez's ability to parent.
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Jesse Olivieri, the 31-year-old from Pennsylvania who brandished the weapon, admitted to "resisting or impeding certain officers or employees," according to the Office of the U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia.
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Mexican Foreign Minister Luis Videgaray on Tuesday restated the government's position that his country will not pay for the wall, and he noted that uncertainty over future trade relations is impeding investment to Mexico.
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That way, Trump and his legal team (both inside and outside of Congress) could say that the president's just interested in transparency and accountability, not impeding the investigation that has so dogged his administration.
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But so far he has made little progress, with a disagreement over a possible independence referendum for Catalonia impeding negotiations with his biggest potential partner, anti-austerity Podemos, and prolonging the country's political stalemate.
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Dehaze said he saw more potential in France as President Emmanuel Macron's labour reforms took effect, but he was gloomier about Britain, saying Brexit uncertainty was impeding recruitment among professional staff like finance professionals.
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Tito Catota, 38, admitted on Monday to forcibly assaulting, impeding, intimidating and interfering with two male customs officers while on duty at Newark Liberty International Airport in 2016 and 2017, the Associated Press reports.
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This rule is unlikely to lead to many redactions in the part of the Mueller report dealing with whether Trump committed the crime of obstruction of justice with actions aimed at impeding the inquiry.
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Major automakers and technology companies are racing to develop and sell vehicles that can drive themselves, but have complained that state and federal safety rules are impeding testing and ultimate deployment of such vehicles.
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They also helped address hazards to navigation in the area, including the hulk of an abandoned fishing vessel that had been "impeding access to [Adak's] primary boat ramp for 10 years," according to Capt.
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President Trump has the ability to end this tax code chicanery by taking a hard look at how tax policy is creating market distortions that may be impeding American energy leadership and job creation.
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Celebrities have come to Taylor Swift's defense after the singer accused Scooter Braun and Scott Borchetta, who founded her former label Big Machine Records, of impeding her upcoming performance at the American Music Awards.
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Africa's second-largest copper producer, one of the continent's more stable democracies, has been unusually tense since the arrest in April of opposition leader Hakainde Hichilema on treason charges, ostensibly for impeding Lungu's motorcade.
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Taken in context, and after personally grinding through every single released text, the evidence is overwhelming to me that a coordinated effort was ongoing to aid the Clinton campaign while impeding the Trump campaign.
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The biggest obstacle impeding their future plans stems from the P-2000 visa for athletes, which restricts international players' ability to work outside of competing in the N.W.H.L., where the maximum salary is $215,2000.
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Lee noted that the frenetic growth in cryptocurrency prices was also impeding their wider adoption as most people were using them as a speculative asset rather than using them to make real-world transactions.
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It also reflected the view of some in the White House that the organization, the United Nations Relief and Works Agency, needed to be overhauled and was impeding, rather than aiding, the peace process.
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Mr. Nunes's act has kept alive the prospect of impeding or ending the investigation even as President Trump has backed off his efforts to fire the man in charge, the special counsel, Robert Mueller.
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The change of direction on trade owes partly to the waning power of Japan's farm lobby, which has fought to keep tariffs on imported agricultural products high, impeding the country's ability to strike agreements.
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But, leaguewide, it may take awhile for teams to figure out how to adapt, thanks to the shift in strategy having coincided so fortuitously with the emphasis on not impeding an offensive player's progress.
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" They thought Rudy was creating "a problem," and the problem "was that he was amplifying a negative narrative about Ukraine that was impeding our ability to advance the bilateral relationship the way we wanted.
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That analysis begins by allowing the department to do its job – to study where our vulnerabilities are and find solutions to overcome them – rather than impeding Mattis in the service of some political agenda.
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Trump was impeached last month by the Democratic-controlled House of Representatives on charges of abuse of power and obstruction of Congress for his dealings with Ukraine and impeding the inquiry into the matter.
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In 20143, the Department of Justice, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement and the Manhattan District Attorney's office each testified to a Senate committee that corporate secrecy was a growing problem and impeding law enforcement.
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This could mean increasing the regulatory burden on American companies, impeding the visa process and cash transfers to get money out of China, raising taxes on foreign businesses and further propping up domestic companies.
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While there's not a lot of extreme poverty in Mexico, it's still much poorer than the US. Impeding free trade with Mexico would prevent US dollars from flowing in, thus further impoverishing their poorest.
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"Verizon imposed these limitations despite being informed that throttling was actively impeding county fire's ability to provide crisis-response and essential emergency services," Santa Clara County Fire Chief Anthony Bowden wrote in his court declaration.
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Major automakers, and technology companies led by Google, are racing to develop and sell vehicles that can drive themselves, but they have complained that safety rules are impeding testing and ultimate deployment of such vehicles.
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On Wednesday, a central bank advisor said China should urgently reform its foreign exchange rate system or risk impeding the economy and plans for the yuan to play a larger role on the global stage.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia will help Lebanon return refugees to neighboring Syria, Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said on Monday, accusing the United States of impeding the general repatriation process by declining to assist in Syria's reconstruction.
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At the time the lawsuit was filed, the CFTC said some of these problems persist, affecting market data made available to the public, and impeding the CFTC's ability to evaluate systemic risk in swaps markets.
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At the time the lawsuit was filed, the CFTC said some of the problems persisted, affecting market data made available to the public and impeding the CFTC's ability to evaluate systemic risk in swaps markets.
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"Maher is currently being victimized by having hundreds of Hanjin containers clogging up its facility and impeding the ability of Maher to properly service its other customers," the company said in court papers on Thursday.
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This could constitute an obstruction of justice and a possible impeachable offense under US law, if the President fired Comey with the specific intent of impeding the due administration of justice in the Russian investigation.
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Contemporary narratives about race and civic ideals often carry the idea that the country has been striving in a linear fashion toward living up to our values, impeding only by outdated institutions and evil people.
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The plaintiffs said the credits could boost electric bills for New York's "captive ratepayers" by $7.6 billion over 12 years, and violate the "dormant" Commerce Clause by impeding Congress' power to regulate commerce among states.
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Citing that survey, Joanna Venator of the Brookings Institution called unpaid internships a "glass floor" that "keeps less talented children born to affluent parents at the top of the income ladder" while impeding class mobility.
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Artnet News' Eileen Kinsella reports that the lawsuit portrays Yoo as intentionally impeding her former employer's business for her own financial gain at Lévy Gorvy — though the gallery is not specifically named in the complaint.
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He believed that the Vietcong were impeding South Vietnam's advancement to the takeoff stage, and that the United States therefore needed to expend all necessary military and diplomatic means to stop the Vietcong's guerrilla infiltration.
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Yet at a rally in Pennsylvania hours later, Mr. Trump dismissed the special counsel's investigation of Russian interference as a "hoax" that was impeding his efforts to nurture a constructive relationship with the Russian president.
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He called the June 2017 attack in Mali "juvenile" and admitted to impeding the investigation, saying that he and Chief DeDolph had decided to "own this event" to keep the two Marines out of trouble.
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Meanwhile, China's bullying is impeding the adoption of a "code of conduct" between it and the ten-nation Association of South-East Asian Nations (ASEAN)—despite China proposing 2021 as the deadline for achieving one.
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It damages Cuban-Americans and their families by impeding travel and the flow of funding associated with their visits, and those of other American visitors, which have allowed the Cuban private sector to gain traction.
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In June, the administration quietly broadened the military's authority to carry out airstrikes in Afghanistan to encompass operations intended "to achieve strategic effects," meaning targeting people impeding the work of Afghan government forces, officials said.
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When the Constitutional Court ruled against her, it criticized Ms. Park for failing to cooperate with investigators, for trying to hide her wrongdoings, and for impeding the National Assembly's and the media's right to know.
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In particular, the rider impeding the SEC from finalizing the political spending disclosure rulemaking should be removed so that the SEC can move forward with a critical rulemaking both investors and the American public want.
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An arrest warrant released on Thursday suggests that Dawson could be charged with assaulting a federal law enforcement officer with a dangerous weapon and assaulting, resisting, or impeding officers or employees with a dangerous weapon.
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Butterfield says Slack has been using threading internally for months now, adopting and discarding beta versions in search of a solution that will cut down the chaos without overly impeding the fast, free flow of discussion.
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Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif said last week that U.S. sanctions - reimposed after Washington quit a 2015 nuclear deal between Iran and six world powers - were impeding aid efforts to flood-stricken towns and villages.
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The California Democrat's request comes after the Justice Department backed off a previous recommendation for a seven-to-nine-year sentence for Stone for impeding federal investigations into connections between the 2016 Trump campaign and Russia.
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While the outcome may not wind up impeding academic research in the realm of genetic engineering, it does put front and center the question of whether the patenting process helps or hurts science in the end.
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"The fact that POTUS may have committed obstruction of justice for the purpose of impeding our investigation into Russia — that was the big-picture issue that we were trying to find our way through," he said.
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Later, in December 2015, Palantir and DTA had more success in impeding a sale of shares by KT4 and other investors to a Chinese investment company, whose name is redacted in the document, the lawsuit says.
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Last year, the European Commission accused the world's largest brewer of abusing its market dominance in Belgium by impeding cheaper imports into the country of its Jupiler and Leffe brands from neighboring France and the Netherlands.
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Western governments and investors regard the election as a crucial step towards ending political instability that is impeding investment in Congo, which is rich in natural resources but mired in poverty and economic and humanitarian crises.
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"Every day, the city pumps out a great deal of emissions in to the atmosphere, but it blows away...the current thermal pressure is impeding that ventilation," environment head for the city council, Paz Valiente, said.
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Ricardo Meléndez-Ortiz, head of the International Center for Trade and Sustainable Development, said the solar tariffs would fail to boost U.S. solar manufacturing and would destroy U.S. jobs while impeding the fight against climate change.
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Not only does it leave an unacceptable number of students feeling vulnerable, unsafe and without basic civil rights, but by impeding a free and diverse exchange of ideas it erodes the very underpinnings of higher education.
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Any effort by Russia to suppress the hospital bombing inquiry, if successful, would extend the Kremlin's record of blocking or impeding action at the United Nations that the Russians deem harmful to Mr. al-Assad's side.
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"Manafort's trying to mature the organization and grow it and he's realized that Corey's impeding that, to maybe stay as close as possible to the boss and consolidate his power," a senior Trump campaign source said.
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But the impact of the Trump agenda is not underestimated by business leaders who protested in vain against the regulatory assault from the Obama White House and complained that high tax rates were impeding their competitiveness.
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Whether someone is demeaning themselves for not having as glamorous of a vacation as their acquaintances, or seizing the world's megaphone to spew lies in hopes of impeding democracy, we've proven incapable of safe social networking.
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A variant of the conspiracy to violate federal election laws is a charge under 18 USC §371, a conspiracy to defraud the United States by impairing and impeding the legitimate functions of the Federal Election Commission.
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Some argue that the tariffs are impeding the ability of American hospitals and doctors to respond to the coronavirus, since China produces a large share of the medical goods and supplies used in the United States.
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The development, coming a week before the Judiciary Committee is scheduled to vote on his nomination, did not yet appear to be impeding Judge Kavanaugh's steady progress toward assuming a seat on the court this fall.
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And in September, the journalist Ronan Farrow and his NBC producer, Rich McHugh, accused the network of impeding a report about Harvey Weinstein and sexual assault, an investigation that Mr. Farrow continued at The New Yorker.
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The Trump administration has argued regulation is impeding lending, but the new Fed report said overall loan growth "remains robust," up by about 30 percent since 2013 despite the continued weakness of residential real estate lending.
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New York City health officials are begging the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) for more coronavirus test kits, claiming slow action from the federal government is impeding their ability to "beat back" the epidemic.
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This week, the US Ambassador to the DRC Mike Hammer and I met with officials from the government of the DRC, urging immediate action to address the underlying issues impeding efforts to end the Ebola outbreak.
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" While Walmart is "on track" to meet the goal in its own-brand products that use paper and palm oil, a spokeswoman said "soy and beef chains are more opaque and complex," impeding "transparency and progress.
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Since 1992 there have been 1,85033 "motivated" killings of members of the press globally, more including those with unconfirmed motives, and countless instances of assault, harassment, and kidnapping or incarceration with the intent of impeding journalism.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - The Kremlin said on Thursday that the United States was causing problems for Russian diplomats by not issuing them visas in good time, something it said was impeding their work at the United Nations.
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Last June, the administration called on Congress to add "impeding, disrupting or inhibiting operation" of pipelines — or those under construction — to an existing federal law that punishes "damaging or destroying" one with 20 years in prison.
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For one, they argued Democrats' impeachment inquiry had nothing to do with concerns of the president's wrongdoing but was actually aimed at overturning the results of the 2016 election — or, failing that, impeding Trump's 2020 campaign.
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In addition to impeding the ability of ICE to locate and apprehend criminal aliens, he has released dangerous criminal aliens into the community who could have been detained by ICE pending the completion of removal proceedings.
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Western governments and investors regard the vote as a crucial step towards ending political instability that is impeding investment in Congo, which is rich in natural resources but mired in poverty and economic and humanitarian crises.
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UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - Yemen President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi vowed at the United Nations on Friday to "extract Yemen from the claws of Iran" as he accused Tehran of impeding peace by intervening in the country.
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Now that we've confirmed that Rihanna actually is going to outfit our wild thoughts — and that her impeding #SavageXFenty lingerie line will be great for our sex lives (but bad for our wallets) — it's time to shop.
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As the boys wait for a final rescue to take place, remaining calm means that they will also take more precautions and will be much less likely to spread bacteria and become physically ill, impeding their escape.
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A 2005 United Nations Security Council resolution placed a travel ban and asset freeze on those "impeding the peace process" in Darfur and established the UN panel of experts mandated to monitor the arms embargo on Darfur.
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The 2018 departure of 37-year President Robert Mugabe — a hero to some and progress-impeding dictator to others — sparked hope for the lifting of long-time economic sanctions on Zimbabwe and optimism for its startup scene.
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"The businesses are concerned the discriminatory way...is impeding their ability to recruit the best people, gay or straight, to work in Hong Kong, so Hong Kong can compete and thrive in an international market," Rose said.
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Making this potboiler even more dramatic is that the other recent aim of the Freedom Caucus, impeding and discrediting the investigation into misconduct by members of Trump's 2016 campaign apparatus, is heating up at the same time.
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Nathalie Lambert, who won three medals in short track for Canada in Albertville and Lillehammer and is chair of the International Skating Union's short track technical committee, said that impeding is the catch-all term for infractions.
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Unless geopolitical events affect the direct supply of oil, such as by impeding a major pipeline, port or waterway, oil prices shouldn't be affected, said Brenda Shaffer, senior global fellow at the Atlantic Council's Global Energy Center.
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Russia in any case would lack logistical capacity to provide decisive help at a time when its larger and more immediately priorities are in Ukraine, ahead of elections in March, and Syria, with the impeding U.S. withdrawal.
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The exit, a stark reminder of rising financial stress among energy companies, came as oil prices have tumbled three-quarters in the past 20 months, squeezing oil and gas producers and impeding their ability to repay loans.
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She has promised she will give small businesses more access to capital, launch a national effort to cut red tape that is impeding small businesses, and provide targeted tax relief for small businesses with simplified tax filing.
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So if someone on the team is impeding success due to poor performance, misalignment with core values, or holding a less necessary position, you'll be the one charged with making the tough decision and delivering the news.
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Mr. Butterfield says Slack has been using threading internally for months now, adopting and discarding beta versions in search of a solution that will cut down the chaos without overly impeding the fast, free flow of discussion.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China should urgently reform its foreign exchange rate system or risk impeding the economy and plans for the yuan to play a larger role on the global stage, a central bank adviser said on Wednesday.
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Police encircled hundreds of female protesters to leave a public park in Al-Hoceima late on Saturday, impeding others from joining, as the women chanted "freedom, dignity and social justice", a Reuters reporter at the scene said.
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But when all-or-nothing proposals risk impeding the advancement of significant policies that could be a monumental step toward driving our economy, protecting the environment and creating a healthier planet for generations to come, everyone loses.
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In doing so, however, House Democrats must proceed carefully to avoid (perhaps inadvertently) impeding the ongoing criminal probes being conducted by special counsel Robert Mueller and the US attorney for the Southern District of New York (SDNY).
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LONDON (Reuters) - British banks remain reluctant to finance trade with Iran, fearing they could still be targeted by existing U.S. sanctions that are impeding Tehran's re-entry into markets after years of isolation, officials said on Monday.
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Another reason this bill is for the politicians and not the people is it violates Article 1, Section 4 of the U.S. Constitution by impeding states' constitutionally mandated right to decide how their elections should be administered.
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Last week, in an interview with The New York Times, Rich McHugh, a former producer at NBC News who worked closely with Mr. Farrow, accused the network's news division of impeding the reporting of the Weinstein story.
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"Russia can continue to isolate and impoverish itself by sowing disorder abroad and impeding liberty at home, or it can become a force that will advance the freedom of Russians and the stability of Eurasia," he said.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The machinists union said on Wednesday it opposes a tentative labor contract reached this week with General Electric Co, potentially impeding the Boston-based conglomerate's efforts to avoid labor unrest during a difficult period.
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For the next hour, the four stewards will be watching for simple rule violations like cutting a corner to gain an advantage and speeding in the pit lane, or the more dangerous weaving and impeding a competitor.
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Citing German privacy laws, Volkswagen has refused to provide emails or other communications among its executives to attorneys general in the United States, impeding American investigations into the company's emissions-cheating scandal, according to officials in several states.
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This "nuclear option," the Cassandras cry, would cause a severe spike in U.S. interest rates, tank America's stock market and freeze its credit market, pushing the U.S. into recession and impeding the re-election of you know who.
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SPIELBERG, Austria, June 29 (Reuters) - Charles Leclerc put Ferrari on pole position for the Austrian Grand Prix on Saturday with Formula One leader Lewis Hamilton second fastest for Mercedes but subject to a stewards' enquiry for alleged impeding.
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Riad Hijab, who heads the council formed in Riyadh last month, accused Russia of impeding negotiations, and also told a news conference in Riyadh that the opposition could not negotiate while Syrians were dying from blockades and bombardment.
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" In Manafort's plea deal, the special counsel specifies that Manafort defrauded the government by "impeding, impairing, obstructing, and defeating the lawful governmental functions of a government agency, namely the Department of Justice and the Department of the Treasury.
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In the short term, the request may have the unintended consequence of impeding voluntary efforts by banks and data aggregators to find market-based solutions, as the industry takes a wait and see approach pending further CFPB action.
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These actions risk impeding the efforts of the NPPA, as it considers bringing more medical devices under price control with the aim of making healthcare more accessible in a country where it is still a luxury for many.
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Think of it as kind of an astrological quarter-life crisis—it's often a time of sadness, especially around the passing of time and the impeding arrival of death, and it has a reputation for being extremely trying.
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"We are committed to working with states and local officials to effectively implement the ozone standard in a manner that is supportive of air quality improvement efforts without interfering with local decisions or impeding economic growth," he said.
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Most people paying a housekeeper or collecting money for an office pool still use cash or a check, which can take days to go through — a relative eternity that banking regulators worry is impeding commerce and economic growth.
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It's still too early to say just how effective protests will be at seriously impeding or even halting ICE operations, especially since much of the damage to immigrant families is happening hundreds of miles south, at the border.
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But instead of impeding that flow, Mr. López Obrador, a lifelong populist and champion of the poor, opened the door even wider, promising work opportunities in Mexico and distributing yearlong humanitarian visas to just about anyone who applied.
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Let me be clear: I believe generational wealth accumulated by white people over centuries of systemic racism is directly connected to a significant number of obstacles impeding economic progress for African-Americans, and moral progress for the country.
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MOSCOW, Nov 10 (Reuters) - Russia's power-plant builder Technopromexport said on Thursday that Russia's unit of Siemens, Siemens Gas Turbine Technologies LLC, was "impeding" shipping of some of gas turbine equipment for a power plant in Southern Russia.
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Trump and his allies on Capitol Hill have railed against a series of court rulings that have blocked White House policies, largely related to immigration, saying "activist" judges appointed by Democrats are impeding the White House's constitutional powers.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday left in place a lower court's ruling that barred private citizens from suing Ohio for allegedly impeding their ability to vote by requiring ballot forms to be filled out perfectly.
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"This is a backdoor attack on the L.G.B.T. community, impeding our ability to be legally wed," said Mr. Biser, who has officiated at ceremonies for four gay and straight couples, all of them friends, since he was ordained.
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"This is a backdoor attack on the L.G.B.T. community, impeding our ability to be legally wed," said Mr. Biser, who has officiated at ceremonies for four gay and straight couples, all of them friends, since he was ordained.
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NEW YORK, June 26 (Reuters) - The machinists union said on Wednesday it opposes a tentative labor contract reached this week with General Electric Co, potentially impeding the Boston-based conglomerate's efforts to avoid labor unrest during a difficult period.
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LUSAKA (Reuters) - Zambian opposition leader Hakainde Hichilema, who is facing treason charges for impeding a presidential motorcade, has been moved from a prison in Lusaka to a maximum security facility outside the capital, a prison source said on Friday.
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The indictment also alleges Manafort and Gates, along with others, conspired to defraud the United States by "impeding, impairing, obstructing, and defeating the lawful governmental functions" of the Department of Justice and the Treasury Department between 2006 and 2017.
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Reports from the region suggest that hopes of a quick return are being frustrated by the dreadful condition to which these settlements were reduced by IS, and by the unregulated militias that are still impeding movement around the area.
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As of yet, most companies are simply not treating diversity initiatives like the crucial business priorities they ought to be, and this attitude is impeding the cultural shifts that are so necessary to making workplaces more empowering to all.
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Secretary of State John Kerry on Tuesday rebutted complaints that the United States is impeding others from investing and trading with Iran despite the easing of sanctions against that country under the nuclear agreement that took effect in January.
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Mr. Obstfeld cited two factors impeding growth in the United States: the decline of energy investment and a strong dollar that, despite recent weakening, has hurt manufacturers and other exporters, raising the cost of their goods relative to competitors'.
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As Congress and the White House work on a tax bill that will reduce revenues going to states, they are simultaneously impeding the growth of an industry that is set to add billions to state tax revenues: legal cannabis.
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Freeman, who thought the work itself was killing Carson, or at least impeding her ability to fight the cancer, urged her to abandon the book she'd planned and to produce, instead, something much shorter, and be done with it.
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Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell offered Americans hope that the central bank may hold off on raising rates when he announced last month that rates "remain just below" the neutral target, neither accelerating nor impeding growth of the economy.
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Congress, a coequal branch of government, is also well suited to consider whether exercise of a president's constitutional powers — including firing or directing subordinates for the purpose of impeding an investigation — amounts to obstruction of justice under the Constitution.
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The Fed is seeking to raise rates gradually to maintain control of inflation without impeding an economic expansion that is nearing the end of its ninth year, one of the longest stretches of continuous economic growth in American history.
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Feng said China was trying to encourage mergers rather than bankruptcies in a bid to reduce the risk of unemployment, but the central government had to act to remove some of the obstacles that were impeding the restructuring efforts.
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LONDON, Sept 19 (Reuters) - The European Union should provide clarity on when it will intervene in a foreign clearing house for derivatives to avoid potentially impeding cross-border co-ordination among supervisors, a senior U.S. regulator said on Thursday.
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But immigrants' advocates say Mexico's asylum system and its ability to protect migrants have not kept pace with these demands, impeding access for many migrants to the safety they deserve and the refugee status they may be entitled to.
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Senate Appropriations Chairman Richard Shelby said Wednesday he will meet with other top appropriators from both parties next week to revive spending talks and work through outstanding issues that are impeding progress on a dozen fiscal 2020 spending bills.
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Buy it here >>A perfect new-year-new-you read, "Tiny Habits" is a prescriptive guide for changing behaviors that are impeding you from achieving goals ranging from getting more sleep, to losing weight, to reducing stress and anxiety.
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Trump did not know about plans to arrest a top executive at the Chinese telecoms giant in Canada, two U.S. officials said on Thursday, in an apparent attempt to stop the incident from impeding crucial trade talks with Beijing.
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Would you love to grab Boucher by his collar and shake him while screaming about how he's destroying hockey and impeding the NHL's ability to attract new fans at a time when the most people are watching the sport?
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Elevated track that had been decaying for 1693 years and was going to be torn down because the developers in the Lower West Side of New York, which is where it is, said that it was impeding their development.
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The clergy not only invoke Dracula's wrath by burning his wife to death as a witch, but then spend the next three episodes actively impeding anyone who might stop Dracula — for no other reason a vague notion of controlling the masses.
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As the USGS report on the earthquake swarm mentions, there are no other signs of potential eruption right now: no changes in gas emissions, no deformation, and no shallow seismicity (<2 kilometers) that are generally associated with an impeding eruption.
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"One of the major factors impeding low- and middle-income countries certainly is countries face resistance by a tobacco industry who wishes to replace clients who die by freely marketing their products and keeping prices affordable for young people," he added.
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"Bowden said that Verizon, whom the country fire department had paid for "unlimited data," hobbled the first responders' ability to communicate "despite being informed that throttling was actively impeding County Fire's ability to provide crisis-response and essential emergency services.
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Just last week, Amazon finalized its plans for two new, heavily subsidized headquarters, with the Queens, New York location impeding the construction of 1,500 units of affordable housing, and the overall impact of the project likely to push hundreds into homelessness.
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At a campaign appearance this week, Lopez Obrador, a two-time presidential runner-up, accused members of Mexico's business elite of impeding democracy and conspiring to keep him out of power now and in the past, and he named names.
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Here's the line from the filing, with my emphasis added: Current Federal Communications Commission, or FCC, "open internet rules" prohibit mobile providers in the United States from impeding access to most content, or otherwise unfairly discriminating against content providers like us.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's exports fell in September for the first time since 213.7 as shipments to the United States and China declined, likely impeding third quarter economic growth and adding to concerns about the broadening impact of an escalating Sino-U.
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You're going to want to grab your credit card with today's news though: J.Crew just got a ton of coats and jackets to help ready us for the impeding cooler temps, with a few styles that are even on sale.
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In one event, the men's 1,000 meters, won by Canada's Samuel Girard, 10 of the 32 entrants drew penalties over the five rounds of races, including Girard's team mate Charles Hamelin, who was disqualified for "impeding," a call that confused him.
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Led by Prime Minister Najib Razak, the Anti-Fake News bill passed in parliament today despite opponents who had criticized the bill for possibly impeding free speech and attempting to censor the prime minister's involvement in a multibillion-dollar scandal.
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In a month when black demonstrators were told "violence is never justified," and blacks marching peacefully were told to "stop impeding traffic," we now have a black man who literally took no action at all by choosing to remain seated.
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The report also seeks to outline steps that Facebook intends to take to combating misinformation aimed at impeding participation in the 2020 census, as well voter suppression tactics it readily admits have been used on Facebook and other online platforms.
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WASHINGTON, June 19 (Reuters) - The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday left in place a lower court's ruling that barred private citizens from suing Ohio for allegedly impeding their ability to vote by requiring ballot forms to be filled out perfectly.
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Major automakers and technology companies led by Alphabet Inc's Google unit are racing to develop and sell vehicles that can drive themselves, but they have complained that state and federal safety rules are impeding testing and ultimate deployment of such vehicles.
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Francis Mwijukye, a senior official from Besigye's party, said that Ugandan security personnel had repeatedly blocked Besigye from leaving his home or receiving visits from lawyers and party officials in recent days, impeding the party's ability to build its challenge.
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Swift released a statement via social media on Thursday, accusing Scott Borchetta and Scooter Braun of impeding her upcoming performance at the AMAs, as well as a Netflix documentary about her life that's reportedly been in the works for years.
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United Party for National Development (UPND) leader Hakainde Hichilema, who is facing treason charges for impeding a motorcade for President Edgar Lungu, had been moved from a prison in Lusaka to the maximum security facility outside the capital on June 9.
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While there's not a lot of extreme poverty in Mexico and Central America, these countries are still far poorer than the US. Impeding free trade with those countries would prevent US dollars from flowing in, thus further impoverishing their poorest.
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Major automakers and technology companies led by Alphabet Inc's Google are racing to develop and sell vehicles that can drive themselves, but they have complained that state and federal safety rules are impeding testing and ultimate deployment of such vehicles.
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And most recently, Barr had voiced exasperation at Trump over the president's Twitter attack on prosecutors for recommending a harsh sentence for Roger Stone, a longtime Trump associate convicted for impeding the congressional investigation of Russia's interference in the 2016 election.
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Vettel made two pitstops, the first catching the mechanics by surprise, and used his fresher tires to put a late move on Hamilton, who had qualified second but started fourth after collecting a penalty for impeding Kimi Raikkonen in qualifying.
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A U.N. official told The Associated Press that Syrian opposition fighters were blocking the evacuations because the Syrian government and Russia were not holding up their end of the deal and were impeding deliveries of medical and humanitarian supplies into Aleppo.
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Trump was impeached last month by the House of Representatives on charges of abuse of power and obstruction of Congress for pressuring Ukraine to investigate former Democratic Vice President Joe Biden, a political rival, and impeding the inquiry into the matter.
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Mr. Honcharuk said the recordings of discussions with senior government officials had been doctored and leaked by people seeking to show that he and his team "don't respect the president," in hopes of impeding Mr. Zelensky's efforts to fight systemic corruption.
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The Plasco Building had been fully stocked with garments for the Iranian New Year on March 21, for which Iranians traditionally shop for new clothes, and there were reports that the clothing had choked the hallways, impeding the work of firefighters.
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Washington (CNN)Imaad Zuberi, an American venture capitalist who donated $900,000 to President Donald Trump's inaugural committee, will plead guilty to one count of obstruction of justice for allegedly impeding a federal investigation into the inaugural fund, his attorney said.
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"I challenge the administration to establish a process that will actually facilitate getting this aid to the people of Puerto Rico rather than impeding it," said Senator Patrick J. Leahy of Vermont, the top Democrat on the Senate Appropriations Committee.
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The agency's memo does not, however, disprove Democrats' allegations that Trump abused his power by trying to pressure a foreign nation to investigate a political rival or that he obstructed justice by impeding an investigation into his actions, the Post reports.
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In fact, the president's directive that you castigate as an attack on the Dodd-Frank Act is broader: It lays out some "core principles" for the Trump administration and seeks improvements to all laws and regulations possibly now impeding the economy.
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At a time when large platforms Google and Facebook are already facing scrutiny over Russian election meddling and other issues, the industry is struggling with how to fight the bills without being seen as impeding efforts to stop sex trafficking.
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As was the case with the Longmont case, Gabriel said, the Fort Collins moratorium would render the state's statutes and regulatory scheme superfluous for at least a lengthy period, materially impeding Colorado's interests in efficient development of oil and gas resources.
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"To put it mildly, it troubles me that, by imprudently and unnecessarily breaking from our sister courts of appeals … we are impeding Maryland's and others' reasonable efforts to prevent the next Newtown," wrote Judge Robert B. King in a caustic dissent.
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The narrower version is that the president may voice his views on individual prosecutions, which is of course correct in the sense that the omnibus obstruction statute prohibits someone from "corruptly" impeding or endeavoring to influence the due administration of justice.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The head of the U.S. Federal Communications Commission unveiled plans on Tuesday to repeal landmark 2015 rules that prohibited internet service providers from impeding consumer access to web content in a move that promises to recast the digital landscape.
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Image: Stephane Guisard/ESO According to the BBC, the current graphics card shortage driven by cryptocurrency miners isn't just hurting gamers, it's also impeding our efforts to find evidence of a better civilization out there—one that is free of overzealous cryptocurrency miners.
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On Saturdays dozens of protesters spread out half a block in either direction of the doorway, holding signs, screaming at women entering the clinic and impeding on the 15-foot buffer they are legally required to adhere to beyond the clinic doors.
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"With its proposal, Bats is not only failing in its responsibility to contribute to market transparency and price discovery, it is also impeding the ability of other national securities exchanges to do so," Nasdaq's General Counsel, Edward Knight, said in the letter.
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" If the change in policy is in effect now, it likely violated the EPA's own ethics guidelines, which "prohibits all EPA employees, including scientists, managers, and other agency leadership, from suppressing, altering, or otherwise impeding the timely release of scientific findings or conclusions.
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"The investigation concluded that Iran violated international law by impeding the boats' innocent passage transit, and they violated our sovereign immunity by boarding, searching, and seizing the boats, and by photographing and video recording the crew," Richardson said at the news conference.
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Hamelin, a pre-event favourite, was looking to become the first short track speed skater to win a gold medal at three different Olympic Games but the 33-year-old Canadian, who had originally finished sixth, was given a penalty for impeding.
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Trump used birtherism and other forms of racist agitation to build a political base for himself, and now that these defining crusades are impeding his pursuit of political power, he is trying to discard them in the most contemptuous and brazen possible way.
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"Some are attempting to politicize this horrible tragedy, and in their attempts to do so, are actually causing more harm than good and impeding on the ability for law enforcement to properly do their job," Rich family spokesman Brad Bauman told Business Insider.
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"As the housing market strengthens and more buyers enter the market, builders continue to express their frustration over an ongoing shortage of skilled labor and buildable lots that is impeding stronger growth in the single-family sector," said Robert Dietz, NAHB chief economist.
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In addition to accusing Facebook, Google and Twitter of impeding the Senate's Russia probe, one of the reports — prepared by the research firm New Knowledge — said ongoing efforts from the Russian Internet Research Agency (IRA) have emphasized the targeting of black voters.
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"As the housing market strengthens and more buyers enter the market, builders continue to express their frustration over an ongoing shortage of skilled labor and buildable lots that are impeding stronger growth in the single-family sector," said NAHB Chief Economist Robert Dietz.
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There is great legal debate on whether the president's exercise of his constitutional authority ever can be considered obstruction of justice, but the president's dismantling of the prosecutor tasked with investigating him may be the epitome of corruptly impeding a federal investigation.
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Her bill would repeal a 2016 law that a Washington Post–"85033 Minutes" investigation last fall found is impeding the Drug Enforcement Administration's (DEA) ability to freeze suspicious opioid shipments, flooding pharmacies in small towns with pills and fueling the opioid crisis.
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A few, relatively simple cosmetic changes to a rifle's exterior features, costing less than $100, are all that is needed to make any semiautomatic, military-style rifle legal even under the new law, without impeding its operator's ability to fire and reload.
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Swift released a statement via social media on Thursday, November 213, accusing Scott Borchetta and Scooter Braun of impeding her performance at the AMAs, as well as a Netflix documentary about her life that&aposs reportedly been in the works for years.
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The study had exposed lab mice to nicotine vapor for 12 weeks and researchers concluded that e-cigarettes can cause damage to DNA, thus impeding the ability of cells to repair themselves, and possibly increasing the risk of cancer and heart disease.
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Venezuela's bank accounts in the United States and Europe are for the most part either blocked or controlled by Guaidó appointees, impeding Mr. Maduro from using them to pay the firms he would need to hire to maintain and repair the electricity grid.
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"The European Commission with the help of nit-picking is impeding the implementation of this project, which is already practically agreed by the Hungarian and Russian sides," Ushakov told reporters on the eve of a visit to Hungary by Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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He said the main impeding factors were a likely global economic slowdown, rising labor costs that were eroding China's competitive advantage, and growing environmental concerns which meant that the country could not industrialize arable land at as rapid a pace as before.
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McCaskill's bill would repeal a 22019 law that a Washington Post–"60 Minutes" investigation last fall found is impeding the Drug Enforcement Administration's (DEA) ability to freeze suspicious opioid shipments, flooding pharmacies in small towns with pills and fueling the opioid crisis.
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Brainard's comments show she believes that stimulus from tax cuts and government spending are lifting the neutral level of interest rates above which higher borrowing costs slow investment and hiring, giving more headroom for the central bank to lift rates without impeding growth.
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"We conclude that the district court committed no clear error in its findings of a discriminatory purpose and of impeding the desegregation of the Jefferson County Schools, but that it abused its discretion when it ... allowed a partial secession," the ruling stated.
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"We want to clean up South Africa so that we can begin to make it more attractive to investors but at the same time to deal with the issues that are impeding growth," Ramaphosa told CNN's Christiane Amanpour in an interview last month.
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Huawei has denied any links to Beijing, but the Chinese government is largely responsible for Huawei's success due to the immense funding it funneled to the company and the measures it took to block competitors from impeding Huawei's rise in the China market.
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In an interview with WGBH radio, Mr. Lelling, the United States attorney, said that Judge Joseph's case was not the first time he had heard of a judge impeding a detention, but that it stood out because of the quality of the evidence.
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An "America first" trade policy should recognize this reality and make it easier for American companies to dispute any frivolous claims in the most efficient forum where the technical aspects of intellectual property are best handled without impeding the market's overall flow.
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So long as that kind of popularity eludes our chief executives, their unilateralism is more likely to be a driver of dysfunction — encouraging wild swings from presidency to presidency, impeding policy certainty and follow-through — than a greased slope to presidential tyranny.
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Mr. Poroshenko named him the governor of the Odessa region of Ukraine in 2015, but he resigned the next year, claiming that Mr. Poroshenko and other officials were impeding anti-corruption reforms, and he became a strong critic of his former patron.
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SPIELBERG, Austria (Reuters) - Ferrari's Charles Leclerc stormed to pole position at the Austrian Grand Prix on Saturday, with last year's winner Max Verstappen joining him on a front row of 21-year-olds after Formula One leader Lewis Hamilton was demoted for impeding.
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When hackers took aim at the internet's backbone last year, impeding access to websites like Twitter and Spotify, they did so by weaponizing the Internet of Things — a catch-all category of web-connected devices that includes fitness trackers and smart thermostats.
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AUSTIN, Texas (Reuters) - A court hearing on a Texas law requiring the burial or cremation of aborted fetal tissue opened on Monday with the state arguing the requirement was a matter of dignity, while abortion providers called it unnecessary and aimed at impeding clinic operations.
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Fisher pleaded guilty to "conspiracy to defraud the United States by impeding the [Internal Revenue Service], four counts of aiding in the filing of false federal tax returns for FSG and four counts of filing false individual tax returns," according to a Justice Department release.
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More recently tracker blockers have been springing up to try to beat back the adtech vampire octopus which also lards the average webpage with myriad data-sucking tentacles, impeding page load times and gobbling bandwidth in the process, in addition to abusing people's privacy.
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Launched on January 23, the project is recruiting those men to share their experiences with the drug, with the hope of gaining a more nuanced understanding of what's impeding access and what role stigma is playing in their decision to take it (or not).
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Last year Sweden began deploying troops on the island for the first time in more than a decade, fearful that Russia could snatch the island with a small force of paratroopers and begin flying in reinforcements, impeding Western attempts to defend Lithuania, Latvia, or Estonia.
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"This case is a prime example of the dangers faced by unaccompanied children, and why CBP should not be impeding the most vulnerable of asylum seekers from accessing the legal and protection systems which can literally save their lives," Ramos said in a statement.
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WASHINGTON/OTTAWA (Reuters) - President Donald Trump did not know about plans to arrest a top executive at Chinese telecoms giant Huawei in Canada, two U.S. officials said on Thursday, in an apparent attempt to stop the incident from impeding crucial trade talks with Beijing.
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Rather than in any way impeding her academic and professional progress, he has written numerous strong letters of recommendation on her behalf, including ones in support of her candidacy for a prestigious prize at U.C. Berkeley and her admission to graduate school at Harvard.
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"Such an auction would not just be unseemly; it would be dangerous, undermining U.S. foreign policy by impeding President Guaido's ability to complete the transition of the Republic to democracy," the attorneys with Washington law firm Arnold & Porter wrote in a brief dated April 3.
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Much of the discussion online has focused on its destructive potential, with figures like Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales and World Wide Web inventor Tim Berners-Lee warning that it could lead to the "death of the internet" by impeding the free flow of information.
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These forecasts are in doubt after exports fell in September for the first time since 2016 as shipments to the United States and China declined, likely impeding third quarter economic growth and adding to concerns about the broadening impact of an escalating Sino-U.
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"We consider that confidence and stability are to be achieved by accelerating the reforms, by pursuing fiscal adjustment and by reforming the key structures that are currently impeding the Lebanese economy from growing and increasing the burden on public finance," he said in an interview.
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She previously criticized Donald Trump and opposed his candidacy for the presidency; in addition to labeling him a "faker" and calling for him to turn over his tax returns, she criticized Republicans in Congress for impeding President Obama in his final year in office.
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"The proposed merger between AT&T and Time Warner would create a media and telecommunications giant with the ability to use its assets to dominate markets, hold back competition, and harm consumers by inflating prices and impeding innovative new video services," the letter reads.
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Third, there are lots of regulatory state policies that hurt growth by, say, impeding healthy competition or closing off foreign trade, and if you like high levels of redistribution better than you like those policies, you'll eventually consider getting rid of some of them.
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He had questioned the authenticity of a video showing an immigrant being chased by far-right protesters in Chemnitz, directly contradicting her and raising concerns that the country's security apparatus had leaned too far right, impeding its ability to monitor neo-Nazi groups effectively.
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NYPD officials told The Washington Post on Monday that they have "engaged in productive discussions with Google to make information available to drivers that will make roads safer and encourage responsible driving, while not impeding the enforcement of New York State Vehicle and Traffic laws."
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WASHINGTON — A federal appeals court in San Francisco on Wednesday upheld a block on President Trump's attempt to use $2.5 billion from the Department of Defense to construct a wall along the southwestern border, impeding the delivery of one of his signature campaign promises.
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"The proposed merger between AT&T and Time Warner would create a media and telecommunications giant with the ability to use its assets to dominate markets, hold back competition, and harm consumers by inflating prices and impeding innovative new video services," the letter reads.
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In contrast with Tiqqun's "eco-Young-Girl," who laments the violence of capitalist exploitation without impeding it, approaching activism as yet another act of consumption, these artists propose that simply living an unfettered, sustainable life on one's own terms is the ultimate radical act.
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In 1963, the historian and political scientist James MacGregor Burns identified "four parties" in American democracy — liberal and conservative factions in both the Democratic and Republican parties — whose members and voters combined and formed alliances along many different lines, sometimes furthering progress and sometimes impeding it.
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Its board was shaped like a 3D island that players navigated while trying to retrieve an elusive crystal, but what really set it apart were rolling fireballs that could snake their way through the island, knocking players' tokens out of the way, and impeding their progress.
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One of Game of Thrones' biggest mysteries isn't whether or not Bran will stop rolling his eyes long enough to tell anyone about the impeding White Walkers or whether Cersei Lannister is actually pregnant with her brother's child — it's why Jon Snow never wears a hat.
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The special counsel's probe has expanded to also examine whether the president and his associates sought to obstruct justice by impeding the investigation; whether Trump associates engaged in illegal financial dealings; and whether there were improper contacts between Trump officials and Russians during the presidential transition period.
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The president cannot interfere with criminal investigations against himself without running the risk of additional charges of obstruction of justice -- interference with a judicial process (the gathering of evidence and its presentation to a grand jury) for a corrupt purpose (impeding his own prosecution or impeachment).
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If you're able to keep one eye on Kristy's eye (while the other one is closed in fear), you'll see Dr. Lee satisfyingly scissor away the free-hanging milia, ridding Kristy of the the pinto bean-like lump that's been impeding both her vision and confidence.
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As someone who has brought efficiency to health-care delivery for more than three decades, I suggest these seven ideas to bring about effective cost containment: It's time for our nation's policymakers to rise above the noise and look at what's really impeding efficiencies in health care.
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OTTAWA (Reuters) - Canada's push for closer trade ties with China has slowed amid unease with the extent of economic access Beijing is asking for and its human rights record, several sources familiar with the matter said, impeding a top priority for Liberal Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
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As was revealed in a complaint recently filed by the American Immigration Lawyers Association and the American Immigration Council, ICE officers are impeding these families' due process rights by using coercion and abusive tactics, including threats to parents that they will never see their children again.
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President Donald Trump personally ordered the removal of the US Ambassador to Ukraine, Marie Yovanovitch, in May, after people close to him claimed that she was impeding efforts to investigate former Vice President Joe Biden and his son Hunter, The Wall Street Journal reported on Thursday.
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Impeding collaboration in any way would inevitably stifle an historic opportunity for both countries to grow, develop and solidify the mutual goal of not only ensuring the success of this vital relationship, but bringing the Middle East into a new era of unprecedented peace and prosperity.
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Some of the hurdles impeding self-driving cars include legal restrictions, people's mobility habits, and technology that's still changing and maturing, Feng Xingya, president of Guangzhou Automobile Group or GAC, said on Monday at CNBC's East Tech West conference in the Nansha district of Guangzhou city, China.
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Speaking at Fordham University's International Conference on Cyber Security, Barr said it was "dangerous" and "unacceptable" that tech companies' use of encryption to keep users' data safe from hackers and foreign governments is impeding law enforcement's ability to access communications after a warrant has been issued.
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The new rules adopted Tuesday also explicitly prohibit "disorderly or disruptive conduct," which includes "intentionally obstructing or impeding the passage of others in the chamber," attempts to "impede, disrupt or disturb the proceedings of the House" and denying other lawmakers the ability to engage in legislative proceedings.
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But even if talks do restart, the two sides appear to be far from a total thaw in hostilities over the Democrat-controlled House's attempt to build a public case that the president obstructed justice in impeding the investigation into his presidential campaign's contact with Russians.
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Maximum Security had jumped a puddle on the rain-soaked track and slid to the outside, not only impeding the progress of a rival, War of Will, but also forcing that colt's rider, Tyler Gaffalione, to squeeze his knees and wrangle the reins just to stay aboard.
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"Rising material prices, particularly lumber, along with chronic shortages of buildable lots and skilled labor are putting upward pressure on home prices and impeding a more robust housing recovery," said Granger MacDonald, chairman of the National Association of Home Builders and a developer from Kerrville, Texas.
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Julie O'Sullivan, a former federal prosecutor who now teaches white-collar criminal law at Georgetown University, said the power relationship between a president and the F.B.I. director could elevate a request to shut down a case into an act that amounts to impeding an official investigation.
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Julie O'Sullivan, a former federal prosecutor who now teaches white-collar criminal law at Georgetown University, says the power relationship between a president and the F.B.I. director could elevate a request to shut down a case into an act that amounts to impeding an official investigation.
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WASHINGTON — Rudolph W. Giuliani said on Monday that he provided President Trump with detailed information this year about how the United States ambassador to Ukraine was, in Mr. Giuliani's view, impeding investigations that could benefit Mr. Trump, setting in motion the ambassador's recall from her post.
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When asked about the Valkyrie Co50 certification process and how regulations might be impeding aircraft innovation, the FAA sent Mashable this comment: The time to obtain a U.S. certificate on an aircraft like the Co50 depends on the type of certification being sought and the complexity of the product.
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The extraordinary exit of every prosecutor who shepherded the Stone case came one day after they urged that he be sentenced to between about seven and nine years in prison on his conviction on charges of impeding congressional and FBI investigations into ties between the Trump campaign and Russia.
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Add in her recent series of light-hearted styling videos with Steve Madden (which we hope are acting as a precursor to an impeding shoe collaboration), and the Love & Hip-Hop alum is proving she's working as hard at fashion as she is everything else in her life.
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It is also especially pertinent to consider intention here, given that Google is under antitrust investigation in the European Union (and elsewhere), with the EC's competition commissioner probing long-running complaints that the company actively demotes rival services in its own search results — impeding their ability to compete.
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Amnesty said that as the conflict enters its fourth year it shows no real signs of abating and that all sides were impeding the delivery of humanitarian aid to at least 22.2 million people in need of assistance and more than one million suffering from suspected cases of cholera.
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While Democrats are expected to largely steer clear of the charges against Trump contained in the special prosecutor's investigation of Russian interference in the last election and some of his financial transactions, there almost certainly will be a charge of obstruction of justice or impeding the Congressional inquiry.
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" U.S. Telecom, an industry trade group, said in a statement it shares Pai's vision for a "future based on a bold but pragmatic strategy to erase the many regulatory barriers impeding the expansion of our nation's communications infrastructure, and the jobs and economic opportunity that depend on it.
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Stone, who was indicted last month on charges of lying to Congress, impeding a congressional investigation and one count of witness tampering, has used his Instagram account in the weeks since his arrest to simultaneously go after Mueller and encourage his supporters to donate to his legal defense fund.
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After Ryan Jackson, chief of staff to acting EPA Administrator Andrew Wheeler, told investigators with the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee that certain FOIA requests were put under more intense scrutiny because they were "politically charged," Cummings, the panel's top Democrat, accused the EPA of impeding requests.
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After Ryan Jackson, chief of staff to acting EPA Administrator Andrew Wheeler, told investigators with the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee that certain FOIA requests were put under more intense scrutiny because they were "politically charged," Cummings, the panel's top Democrat, accused the EPA of impeding requests.
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But whether it's a Kardashian saying they've got "anxiety" about literally anything that makes them nervous, to the raft of websites insisting it's "time to talk" every single Mental Health Week, the media is especially guilty of conflating the mild and manageable with the chronic and life-impeding.
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Without impeding the flow of ideas, internet providers can and should place reasonable limits on how some ideas are expressed, both by strengthening efforts to block websites that mimic legitimate news sources and by shuttering accounts that spread counterfeit journalism — whether they represent individuals, automated "bots" or government entities.
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Federal authorities on Thursday charged a Tennessee man with assaulting, resisting and impeding officers with a dangerous weapon after he pointed a BB gun at a cop in the Capitol Visitor Center Monday, sending the Hill into a whirlwind of commotion and prompting a total lockdown of the Capitol.
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In the process, Mr. Christie accomplished something that the rest of the Republican field has repeatedly tried but failed to do so far: diminish and even embarrass Mr. Rubio, whose rapid rise in the polls, broad appeal and seeming imperviousness to attack have made impeding him his rivals' most urgent mission.
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Three years after the Bundys and hundreds of their supporters faced off with federal agents in Bunkerville, Nevada, propelling the family into the national spotlight, they now face charges of conspiracy to commit offenses against the US, impeding or injuring a federal officer, threatening federal officials, and multiple weapons charges.
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However, if one includes those aspects of policy mentioned above as part of the structure, then it is possible that we will move to a regime of lower employment, lower productivity growth and lower wage growth that is more in line with countries that have adopted similar growth-impeding policies.
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"There are circumstances where delivery before 39 weeks is the right decision — such as when the pregnancy is complicated by (severe high blood pressure) or placenta previa (when the cervix is blocked impeding delivery) and the risks of staying pregnant are greater than the risks of early birth," Dolan said.
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In 2007, a DEA administrative law judge ruled that this marijuana monopoly was indeed harmful to the public interest and should end, but as a report called The DEA: Four Decades of Impeding and Rejecting Science chronicled in detail, the head of the DEA roundly rejected this ruling, maintaining the monopoly.
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Some nation states, like the U.K., now seem to be recognizing that continued secrecy is impeding their ability to access cost-effective strong security, while some early investors are seeing the potential opportunity in taking these strong security technologies to a wider audience in order to lower the price-point.
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It was a decision the Indiana native made after becoming frustrated with the state of national politics, with rival factions seemingly more concerned with impeding the other side or scoring cheap political points than actually representing the interests of the people who voted them into office in the first place.
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According to the indictment, Manafort and Gates "together with others, knowingly and intentionally conspired to defraud the United States by impeding, impairing, obstructing, and defeating the lawful governmental functions of a government agency, namely the Department of Justice and the Department of the Treasury" — standard language used in federal tax crimes.
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" At a news conference with New York City Police Commissioner William Bratton on Friday, Vance said the San Bernardino attack, carried out by a young married couple apparently inspired by Islamic State, is "the most visible example of how Silicon Valley's decisions are thwarting criminal investigations and impeding public safety.
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Court filings allege that Sandoval, formerly a member of the Illinois State Senate Transportation Committee, accepted payments or gifts of more than $5,000 in exchange for supporting the installation of red-light cameras across the state as well as opposing legislation viewed as impeding companies that manufacture red-light cameras.
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The report, carried out by board Chairman Stephen Sanger and three other independent directors and released to media on Monday, said former retail division head Carrie Tolstedt ignored the systemic nature of abusive sales practices and accused her of impeding the board's efforts to address an issue that festered for years.
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In conversations in the first months of the year with the president, Mr. Giuliani, by his account, cast Ms. Yovanovitch as impeding not only investigations in Ukraine that could benefit Mr. Trump, but also Mr. Giuliani's efforts to gather evidence to defend him — and target his rivals — in the United States.
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In sum, the charges against Manafort and Gates are that they "knowingly and intentionally conspired to defraud the United States by impeding, impairing, obstructing and defeating the lawful governmental functions of a government agency, namely the Department of Justice and the Department of the Treasury" — a common charge in tax cases.
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For the current-year spending bill, Democrats and some Republicans want to attach legislation preventing Trump from impeding or ending the work of Mueller, who is leading an inquiry into Russian meddling in the 2016 U.S. presidential election and whether the Trump campaign colluded with Moscow to help Trump win.
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In stark contrast to McCain, who was famous for maintaining friendships with Democrats and helping build bipartisan coalitions on issues like campaign finance reform and immigration, Trump's hostility to anyone who criticizes him even lightly appears to be his driving motivation at times—and it's impeding his ability to govern the country.
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"The unwarranted restrictions on the flow of commercial and humanitarian goods and services into Yemen and impeding distribution within the country are paralyzing a nation that for far too long has been a victim of war," Idriss Jazairy, the UN special rapporteur on human rights and international sanctions, said in an April statement.
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"These dramatic price increases are directly attributable to the lumber tariffs, which act as a tax on American renters and home owners, harming housing affordability as well as impeding job creation and economic growth," said Robert Dietz, chief economist for the National Association of Home Builders at a press conference earlier Thursday.
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"Firing Comey would qualify as an obstructive act if it had the natural and probable effect of interfering with or impeding the investigation … substantial evidence indicates that the catalyst for the President's decision to fire Comey was Comey's unwillingness to publicly state that the President was not personally under investigation," Mueller's report said.
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Dillon said the situation has had a negative impact on operations against ISIS, impeding the coalition's ability to transfer arms and equipment to its allies in Syria and Iraq as it seeks to oust ISIS from its last bastions of control in the Middle Euphrates River Valley, which connects Iraq and Syria.
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In a lengthy statement posted to her Tumblr, Facebook, Twitter and Instagram accounts, Swift accused Braun, who owns her former label Big Machine Records, and Scott Borchetta, who founded it, of impeding her upcoming performance at the American Music Awards, and blocking the use of her music in an upcoming Netflix documentary.
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" The Malleus is rife with obvious anxieties about female sexual desire—as folklorist Moira Smith notes in her paper, Penis Theft in the Malleus Maleficarum, "Many of the crimes (maleficia) attributed to witches concerned sexuality: copulation with incubus devils, procuring abortions, causing sterility and stillbirth, and impeding sexual relations between husbands and wives.
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According to the indictment released Monday, Manafort and Gates, "together with others, knowingly and intentionally conspired to defraud the United States by impeding, impairing, obstructing and defeating the lawful governmental functions of a government agency, namely the Department of Justice and the Department of the Treasury" — a common charge in tax cases.
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But several factors are impeding the progress of EVs in Latin America, including upfront costs that are hefty for developing countries, subsidized fossil fuels, a lack of vehicle fuel efficiency standards, insufficient charging infrastructure, and bidding processes to procure new buses, which prioritize least cost options disqualifying cleaner technologies with higher upfront costs.
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" In the October indictment and a subsequent court document from February related to Gates' plea deal, the special counsel specified that Manafort and Gates defrauded the government by "impeding, impairing, obstructing, and defeating the lawful governmental functions of a government agency, namely the Department of Justice and the Department of the Treasury.
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Maxine WatersMaxine Moore WatersDemocrats highlight lack of diversity at major banks in new report Fed chief issues stark warning to Congress on deficits 85033 Democrats to boycott Trump State of the Union address MORE (D-Calif.), who chairs the Financial Services panel, condemned Trump for impeding on the Fed's independence, prompting rebukes from committee Republicans.
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It raises questions about what this individual may try to do or not do in terms of either shutting down the Mueller investigation, or impeding, such as cutting back funding, cutting back on access to the FBI agents, not being willing to have Mueller be able to file further indictments that may be up.
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President Donald Trump's longtime ally Roger Stone, sentenced to 40 months in prison this week for impeding the congressional investigation into Russia's interference in the 2016 election, moved Friday to disqualify the judge in his case, claiming her remarks at his sentencing rendered her unable to fairly rule on his bid for a new trial.
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The Interior Department has been working on changing sage grouse protections since June 2017, when former Secretary Ryan Zinke signed an order asking federal and state governments to strengthen "communication and collaboration... with the shared goal of conserving" sage grouse while also not impeding "local economic opportunities," according to the Bureau of Land Management.
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His ascent in Republican politics came through his willingness to be the face of party prerogatives — fighting against campaign-finance reform during the Clinton and Bush presidencies, impeding a then-popular president's agenda during Obama's — that were distasteful to the general public, his shrugging willingness to play a villain when a villain was required.
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The two remaining members of the Syria investigative commission — Karen Koning AbuZayd, a former commissioner-general for the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees, and Paulo Sérgio Pinheiro, a Brazilian legal scholar — have expressed disappointment at Del Ponte's resignation but also echo her frustrations at the political grandstanding impeding the delivery of justice.
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"As former attorneys general, we are concerned that the severity of the attacks on Independent Counsel Kenneth Starr and his office by high government officials and attorneys representing their particular interests, among others, appear to have the improper purpose of influencing and impeding an ongoing criminal investigation and intimidating possible jurors, witnesses and even investigators," the four men wrote.
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Theoretically, if an agreement had been reached at the June 173, 2016, meeting (or at another time) to obtain and use opposition research from a Russian national to influence the presidential election, it is possible that the government could construe the agreement as an effort to defraud the government by impeding the lawful functions of the Federal Elections Commission.
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Finally, there is the sad observation that Christians in Syria continue to suffer at the hands of non-state actors such as ISIS and Al-Qaida-linked Hayat Tahrir al-Sham, and that the few remaining Christians in Iraq endure abuse, harassment, and delays impeding their movement in and around Christian towns and limiting their economic opportunities.
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When the FCC finally decided to investigate Hee's dealings it wasn't initiated because the FCC was keeping a watchful eye, but provoked by public outcry after Hee, was indicted by a District of Hawaii grand jury in 2202 on six counts of criminal tax fraud and one count of impeding an investigation of the Internal Revenue Service.
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When I asked developers for stories of how dealing with toxic elements of communities impeding their ability to work on the game itself, I heard from a former developer of Blizzard, who pointed me towards a wild moment from the early days of World of Warcraft, as Blizzard was still getting their feet wet with with the MMO.
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They rally those among his supporters who despise the media for its perceived liberal bias; they erode the credibility of the media itself, undermining demands for accountability; and they serve as the ultimate distraction, in the most recent example deflecting public attention from reports that Trump administration officials are impeding the investigation into their ties to Russia.
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The latest details came yesterday, as Stone got a shorter sentence: "A federal judge on Thursday sentenced Roger Stone, President Trump's longtime friend and political adviser, to serve three years and four months in prison for impeding a congressional investigation of Russian interference in the 2016 U.S. presidential election," Rachel Weiner, Matt Zapotosky, Tom Jackman and Devlin Barrett report.
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U.S. District Court Judge Amy Berman Jackson, who sentenced Stone last week to more than three years in prison for impeding official investigations into Russian meddling in the 2016 presidential race, said in a brief order Monday that she plans to take up the juror-focused motion behind closed doors in her Washington courtroom at 2 p.m.
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The committee Republican news release listed these key legislative objectives: These are laudable objectives, but as is the case with any complex, far-reaching legislation, the resolution of often conflicting objectives will have to be negotiated and incorporated in legislative language that reflects the often conflicting wishes of many constituencies without impeding Senate passage of the bill.
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During his meeting on Friday with a Chinese delegation in the Oval Office, Mr. Trump raised eyebrows among Republicans when he suggested that relief for Huawei, which has been charged with stealing intellectual property and impeding an investigation into the telecom company's attempt to evade economic sanctions on Iran, could be part of the trade deal.
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I am prone to stress: deadline stress, money stress, chore stress, relationship stress, Trump stress, the stress of living in an urban center where the ground you walk teeters between the extremes of gentrification and decay (which are both catalysts of stress), the stress of my cumulative stresses impeding on the productivity I need to survive as a freelance writer.
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Democratic strategist Emily Sussman said Tuesday she is concerned that President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's emphasis on loyalty is impeding his ability to govern.
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Read more:Trump brought up Joe Biden during a June phone call with Chinese President Xi JinpingTrump reportedly personally ordered the removal of ambassador to Ukraine after people said she was impeding Biden investigationsNewly revealed text messages show Trump diplomats' internal turmoil over his pressure on Ukraine2 top Trump deputies drafted a statement for Ukraine's president committing him to pursuing political investigations for Trump
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Mr. Barr contended that a federal law against obstruction of justice should not be interpreted as applying to a president's exercise of his constitutional authorities — such as to direct the Justice Department to close a case, to fire a subordinate or to pardon someone — as opposed to more familiar ways of impeding an investigation like destroying evidence or suborning perjury.
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