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The strike has also derailed Hollywood's awards season, with writers and actors boycotting last week's Golden Globes ceremony.

As if students didn't face enough constraints already, the war against Russian separatists has also derailed or postponed wider notions of social justice.

While he has been credited with promoting diversity in the leadership of the city's corrections department and working for better pay and benefits for jail guards, he has also derailed investigations into brutality and misconduct at Rikers Island.

In attempting to restore the train to the rails, supervisors failed to notice that another car had also derailed.

Poroshenko came to power after the Maidan revolution promising a new kind of politics, but focus on reform has also been derailed by the ongoing conflict with a Russia-backed separatist movement in the east of the country.

The messages have also not derailed the stratospheric success of Facebook.

And while much of the resistance has emanated from middle- and working-class folks at the rim of the sound, there is little question that the effort to derail Cape Wind has also been helped -- and prolonged -- by deep-pocketed critics in the tonier compounds of Martha's Vineyard and Nantucket, though in some cases, that opposition has foundered.

Shiffrin has also suffered an injury that may derail her chances of challenging for the overall title.

Mr. Powell's role, which some historians say irreparably harmed his credibility and derailed his political career, has also been well documented.

Government supporters contend that the protesters — led by Suthep Thaugsuban, who has also been accused of corruption — are out to derail Thailand's democratic system because the Democrat Party hasn't won an election in over two decades.

But Mr. Qadri's sudden arrival on the political scene has also brought worries that he represents the interests of forces bent on derailing Pakistan's fragile democratic order.