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But since the Enron bankruptcy proceedings drew public attention to accounting practices, public interest groups and critics of free trade have begun to worry that the services pact may hamper efforts to curb abuses.

MasterCard will pay $1.8 billion to American Express, a bit less than the $2.1 billion Visa handed over in the wake of a 2005 Supreme Court ruling against the two firms.Conflicts between BP and its partners in a Russian oil venture may hamper efforts to revive flagging production in Russian fields.

Early complications may hamper efforts to hasten discharge after primary percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI) for myocardial infarction (MI).

The association between a personal preference of the consultant for abdominal delivery and the caesarean section rate of the hospital that they work in may hamper efforts to decrease the rising numbers of caesarean sections.

AAMC leaders say they have "received messages of grave concern from our constituents about major service and operational deficiencies in the program and fear that increased deterioration in this essential service as volume increases may hamper efforts to implement" the stimulus bill, which includes $8 billion for NIH extramural programs.

This is relevant because the use of less robust methodology in initial studies may hamper efforts to replicate their results [ 8].

Lack of growth may also hamper efforts by content owners (music, movies, television and videogames) to digitally distribute their product.

It may also hamper efforts to implement an informed choice approach because potential participants see no reason to revisit an 'obvious' choice.

The teleost rearrangements described here may severely hamper efforts to use conservation of synteny for identification of orthologs between teleosts and other vertebrates.

As will be discussed in the context of breaking or disrupting a pattern of disease, the focus on disease location (by system) rather than on the underlying cause may actually hamper efforts to break the cycle of diseases influenced by environmental risk factors across a lifetime.

Legal issues, as well as President Bush's latest position on federal financing for embryonic stem cell research, may hamper these efforts.