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But other officials said the inquiry might have hampered electronic surveillance of terror groups.

Playing without Rodgers, their second-leading goal scorer, might have hampered their attack.

Lennon says Mailer had considered a political career before, but thought the wife-stabbing incident might have hampered his chances.

But support for the changes was already waning in several countries in the European Union, which might have hampered the proposal during a vote due later this month.

But support for the changes was already waning in several E.U. countries, which might have hampered the proposal during a vote due later this month.

Wall's rookie year was spent with a Wizards team full of headcases and talented-but-flawed figures, and there has been a concern that this might have hampered his development.

Poor promotion might thus have hampered the program.

The fact that the long thoracic nerve was in continuity in all 50 cases might also have hampered EMG-based attempts to uncover subtle (but functionally significant) denervation abnormalities.

Injuries have hampered pre-season preparations, however, and they might do well to repeat the previous campaign's top-six finish.

EBay, the largest Internet auction company, said the intermittent technical problems that have hampered its Web site for the last two weeks might continue for another 10 days.

Aftershocks have hampered rescue efforts, and the government said thousands might not get help for two more days.