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How should we overcome these and other obstacles raised by Mr. Cohen?

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The implementation of the Green Line and the Financial Regulations, despite all obstacles raised by the Turkish-Cypriot regime, are examples.

It cited the government's declaration that the detention operation was not permanent, the practical obstacles raised by it being in a war zone, and the potential negative diplomatic consequences.

Along the way, planners of the Ohio River Bridges Project scaled it back by $1.5 billion to make it financially palatable and had to clear a series of obstacles raised by residents and activists on both sides of the river.

They have also been unable, so far, to deport him because of legal obstacles raised by British courts and, after the last of these was cleared by Britain's Supreme Court last year, by the European human rights court last month.

Contacted by the Guardian, the ministry of health says the centre's funding has "not been axed in any way" and that payments have been delayed due to a legal obstacle raised by the financial audit office.

But those changes have done little so far to curb filibusters, as evidenced by the vote on Ms. Halligan and the obstacles raised to confirmation votes on Mr. Brennan and Chuck Hagel.

Foreign diplomats are suspicious of the political and legal obstacles raised in a process that is clouding the return to power long sought by Mr. Aristide.

Moreover, the political obstacles which will be raised by moneyed interests in both parties are daunting.

As a white male from an educated, single parent, mostly middle class family, I had more obstacles than a rich kid raised by two parents and sent to private schools.