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The most difficult driver to assess is Michael Schumacher, whose performances continue to be hampered by Ferrari's inconsistent tyres.
China's emergence, as symbolised by the Olympics, will otherwise continue to be hampered by the instability in its own backyard.
Relief efforts continue to be hampered by overflowing rivers that have forced relief workers to deliver goods by small boats or canoes.
Critics say American efforts to train the Iraqi police also continue to be hampered by a shortage of troops and civilian advisers.
And while other states in the region continue to be hampered by violence between militant gangs and the military, Delta State, under its governor, Emmanuel Uduaghan, has found a rare measure of peace.
Though music podcasts continue to be hampered by the rights issues that have dogged them from the outset, Williams says small record labels are using audio downloads to create promotional mixes of their artists.
Sidelined between August 2010 and March 2011 by a cruciate ligament injury, he continued to be hampered by minor niggles well into the season.
The maker of the Prius hybrid gave no forecast for the current fiscal year through March 2012, citing an uncertain outlook because production continues to be hampered by shortages of parts.
Nasheed's administration continued to be hampered by loyalty to Gayoom within the judiciary and among members of the opposition Maldive People's Party in the Majlis.
While they have improved in recent years, the technology continues to be hampered by worries about its environmental impact in landfills because C.F.L.'s contain mercury.
