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But that ignorance has created a culture of complicity that continues to hobble our nation today.
The struggle between old-style Kemalists and modernisers led by Mr Kilicdaroglu (an Alevi) continues to hobble the CHP.
Shares of banks led the decline on Monday in many countries, underscoring that the subprime mortgage crisis continues to hobble the global financial system.
Shares of banks led the decline in many countries, underscoring that the subprime crisis continues to hobble the global financial system.
The list of paperwork the Governor proposes to abolish has provided a sobering insight into the bureaucratic excess which, despite endless soul-searching about America's national debt, continues to hobble every tier of government.
But it continues to hobble her own Conservatives.Last week, Michael Ancram, a one-time Tory bigwig, criticised some of his colleagues read: David Cameron, the current leader for "trashing our past [and] appearing ashamed of our history"—read: Lady Thatcher.
Whatever the policy makers say does not alter the reality that their bad decisions continue to hobble much of Europe.
The silver lining of Europe's crisis is that it diverts attention from the divisions that continue to hobble American budget making.
Even as the region's transportation systems continued to hobble back to life on Monday, with full service restorations on some key New York City subway lines for the first time since Hurricane Sandy, commuter-heavy towns across northern New Jersey remained stifled.
The idea of combining the best of the two chains brands into one and selling off excess real estate has been a failure, and while Kmart will continue to hobble along, Sears is saddled by its locations and by stronger competition in its space".
