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But that would cripple borrowers.

The Socialist-run government in Andalusia said this month that it would not stick to a new regional deficit target set by Mr. Rajoy, warning instead that further budget cuts would cripple education and health care, two sectors whose spending is managed by the regions rather than the central government.

"Randomising" the position of numbers on the keypad is also suggested but the researchers believe this would "cripple usability on phones".

But they were divided on whether it would cripple the group's ability to carry out further attacks, or merely disrupt any short-term plans.

The loss of a member would cripple most groups, but when Paul left in 2002, they rebranded as S Club and carried on for another year.

Mrs. Dominus said she assumed that Mr. Pirro's conviction would cripple his wife's career, but she hoped otherwise.

In one example, Maya wants to become a concert pianist, but genetic tests show a 30 percent risk of rheumatoid arthritis, which would cripple her career.

Insurers and many employers supported the 2008 law, but they say the rules go far beyond the intent of Congress and would cripple their cost-control techniques while raising out-of-pocket costs for some patients.

All 13 voted for the King amendment that would cripple the implementation of health care reform, and all but one voted for the Pence amendment to defund Planned Parenthood.

Losing Moss would cripple the team.

These would cripple the states' efforts to broaden insurance coverage.