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But excessive judiciousness can hamstring progress.
A rift between Brazil and the United States could hamstring progress toward a hemispherewide trade accord, which the Bush administration wants in place by 2005, because Brazil is the largest market in Latin America and because it will share the presidency of the 34-nation group negotiating the agreement beginning next year.
The big phone companies have been campaigning to convince Congress that attempts by the Federal Communications Commission to regulate Internet access like it regulates phones are a costly intrusion that will slow online investment and hamstring progress.
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While my success and the success my former clients have achieved have helped to dispel the myth, it persists and continues to hamstring our progress.
So every year, they send their pocket-politicians to hamstring the world's progress.
Try performing hamstring curls by lying on your back and lifting your ankle with ankle weights on, eventually progressing to seated hamstring curls, then standing hamstring curls.
Agbayani, who did not back off his earlier stance, said his hamstring was progressing but admitted he was concerned it could tighten up during the 16 hours the Mets will spend in the air en route to Japan.
Gloucester's uncapped centre Henry Trinder, a contender to make his debut against Australia, is "progressing well" with a hamstring strain and could return to training on Thursday.
A proper warm up can also reduce your chance for progress-derailing injuries, such as a pulled hamstring.
But England say Flood is "making progress", and he could well keep the No10 shirt against Wales, even if Jonny Wilkinson is declared fit following his hamstring strain.
Hamstring injuries are tricky.
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