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This has been a pioneering example of a domain repository but is now hampered by the fact that the data are not Open.

Companies complain that the tight labor market is now hampering growth because they can no longer fill vacancies.

But the lack of secure identification is now hampering the development of e-commerce and the provision of public services online.

Biomaterials scaffolds designed for many regenerative applications are expected to support neo-vascularisation, which is now being hampered by two limitations – the instability of exogenous growth factors (GFs) that are delivered to promote angiogenesis; and the loss of extracellular matrix components that bind and stabilise GFs.

Furthermore, the pyramid is now sanded up, hampering modern estimations of its dimensions.

Groups that investigate government misbehaviour say their efforts are now being hampered by English libel law.

If that's the case, it's clear that Ari Fleischer's reassurance to the press in February that Al Qaeda has been "severely disrupted and severely hampered" is now inoperative.

He was physically hampered, that is now clear: if not enough to change his life, enough to hurt his pride and try his temper.

Following his 2013 season, when Walcott was hampered with injury, he is now looking forward to competing in Glasgow this summer.

No longer hampered by legal threats, Lieberman is now freer than ever to challenge Netanyahu.

Williams, 30, has been hampered by ankle injuries over the past two seasons and is now out indefinitely with a fractured rib; Johnson is 33.