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The illegal truckers' strike that caused a bottleneck at the port of Montreal for the last month has ended as 900 independent drivers have returned to work.
A spokesman for the London Organising Committee of the Olympic and Paralympic Games (Locog) said the high demand had caused a "bottleneck" in the system.
This has caused a bottleneck for enhancements in the state of wind resistant structural design of larger cooling towers.
The baby boomers who have delayed their retirements, because of economic fears and uncertainties, have caused a bottleneck in the job market.
Thousands of fans caused a bottleneck at the entrance to the HSBC Champions in Shanghai, all of them eager to see the Sunday showdown between Phil Mickelson and Tiger Woods.
"While the oversupply has caused a bottleneck in leasing, it will ease," said Stella M. Madison, a senior portfolio director at Avalon, noting that her company was offering a month's rent free.
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This results in low efficiency and may cause a bottleneck in the production line.
The first bit is a multi-lane highway, but then as you go north it shrinks to two lanes and causes a bottleneck".
(Sellers beware: your own broker could be causing a bottleneck by clustering appointments together for his or her own convenience. Make sure your broker has a backup plan in the form of a colleague or assistant who can cover).
The country is struggling to accommodate a wave of migrants crossing the Mediterranean from north Africa, and a crackdown on security at the borders with France and Austria has exacerbated the situation, causing a bottleneck at Italy's train stations.
Because water oxidation is a thermodynamically uphill reaction and is kinetically slow, this reaction causes a bottleneck in large-scale water splitting.
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