Venezuela's government said the biggest obstacle to resuming oil exports is a "blockade" by more than 40 oil tankers.
We should immediately seize the three major Iranian-controlled inlands in the Persian Gulf and declare a blockade against the export of Iranian oil.
Earlier studies showed that nuclear import involving one or more of these NLS sequences occurs continuously with or without stress and that nuclear accumulation is most likely due to blockade of nuclear export [55].
A statistically significant reduction in internal labeling is observable after 18 h, possibly due to diversion of BKα to degradation pathways with this extended blockade of ER export.
Monessen will also added to the culture from beginning to ensure blockade of cytokine export from cells to the extra-cellular space and to provide neutral pH that maintains the fluorescence of FITC-conjugated CD107a antibody bound to CD107a, when internalized into the cell.
When a Hanseatic blockade stopped Swedish exports of iron and copper in 1434, Swedish miners revolted.
Exports are banned, the naval blockade is still in place, and most Gazans cannot yet freely come and go.
The blockade, preventing all exports from Gaza and confining imports to a limited supply of humanitarian goods, has failed to bring down Hamas but has heaped misery on Gaza's 1.5 million residents.
The Spanish Revolution nearly caused a shortage in shuttlecocks, since the cork centre factories were all located in Loyalist territory, and Rebel blockade kept back exports of shuttlecock centers, but Loyalists flew a cargo of centres over to Marseilles and the day was saved.
Russia closed the rail line between Moscow and Sukhumi, the capital of Abkhazia, the breakaway Georgian republic, imposing a de facto blockade on agricultural exports from the impoverished area, which has virtually no sources of income other than selling citrus fruit to Russia.
