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If you scaled back its graphics, that might hinder your enjoyment to some degree, but you'd still be left with one of the best-written and best-acted video games available.
Although tall at 6ft 2in, he has a slender build and some feel that might hinder him in the fast and physical Premier League.
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If I don't stop people coming to my home, I might find myself in trouble some day and that might hinder me from taking care of my grandchildren".
He also challenged criticism that some of the new rules might hinder troops' safety.
GAZETTE: You call for an "architecture of serendipity". What do you mean, why is that important, and what are some of the obstacles or incentives that might hinder its construction?
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But many scientists fear that the foundation's restrictions might hinder research on cells that hold promise for treating and curing some of mankind's most devastating diseases.
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