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He had expected "vigorous support" from his colleagues and superiors, but instead he "ran into all kinds of obstructions, as if a large, invisible net was trying to cover up this corruption case," Mr Huang wrote.
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Other kinds of obstruction, however, have become increasingly common.
The secretary general's comments reflected the divergence of views between the Bush administration and some Security Council nations over what kind of obstructions would constitute the trigger for going to war.
This kind of obstruction is typical at both the state and the federal level.
He had abdominal x-rays that showed some kind of obstruction.
But neither of them faced the kind of obstruction that Obama has encountered during his four-plus years in office.
And how (as the D.C. Circuit ruled) can the President remain powerless in the face of this kind of obstruction?
That kind of abnormality suggested that there was some kind of obstruction in this normally freely circulating system of spinal fluid.
That kind of obstruction is true to form in Texas, which has executed 464 people since the death penalty was re-introduced to the US more than three decades ago, giving it one of the world's busiest death rows outside Saudi Arabia and China.
'That prompted us to do a screening to make sure others were not at risk.' Most of the children they see who suffer from sleep apnoea have some kind of obstruction; it might be that the muscle is floppy or that it forms some kind of constriction.
It implies that there exists some kind of obstruction of carrier movement which is dependent on the applied voltage.
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