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The Met's version of the show has fewer major works, even without accounting for the absence of "The Smoker," from the Hermitage in St . Petersburg a recent legal dispute has prevented that painting from traveling to the United States.
Congress has prevented that expansion by passing a series of one-year "patches," but the cost of those patches has exploded.
The Paul Nicholls-trained 11-year-old was scheduled to run in the Lexus Chase at Leopardstown over Christmas but a tendon problem has prevented that happening and ended his glittering career.
The tourists had hoped that Williamson would be released early to travel to the UK, but an injury to fellow Sunrisers batsman Kevin Pietersen has prevented that.
It's a shame the minority party has prevented that by majority party forgetting they are, in fact, a majority.
There have been efforts in Congress to reform Social Security numbers, but unsurprisingly, gridlock has prevented that from happening.
He was a hero who may very well have prevented that plane from destroying the building we are standing in.
Network Rail said the 1,000-plus 1,000-plusons interventionss where staff reported "they had done just enough, they belincluded have prevented that person attempting to take their life on the railway".
A second system that could have prevented that accident, which killed 83 people, is "synthetic vision," by Rockwell Collins: the computer paints an animated picture of the plane's surroundings and, using the Global Positioning System, moves the airplane through them.
In the past, a rivalry with the C.I.A. — which is largely responsible for human intelligence, in contrast to the N.S.A.'s general focus on data — had prevented that sort of symbiosis.
