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Any revolution has its enemies and there are some people who are trying to obstruct the path of the Egyptian people towards democracy.
Here, an island of hydrangeas is surrounded by a sea of white leather banquettes (which, incidentally, are reinforced with Kevlar, the fiber used to obstruct the path of wayward bullets, or — in this case — dancing girls' stiletto heels).
And finally, authorities in Delhi have decided to impose a fine on vehicles that obstruct the path of ambulances, The Times of India reports.
Gene-and-cell therapy offers solutions to severe problems faced by modern medicine, but several impediments obstruct the path of such treatments as they move from the laboratory toward the clinical setting.
Here, we provide the background to our optimism and also describe some of the roadblocks that obstruct the path of progress.
One common mistake among beginners is to unknowingly obstruct the path of the spinning pencil with their index or middle finger.
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Of the hundreds of amendments introduced, the majority creates additional hurdles and obstacles designed to obstruct the path to citizenship and eliminate mechanisms that would allow the consideration of individual circumstances in all cases.
His supporters accuse many in the assembly's non-Islamist minority of deliberately dragging their feet in order to obstruct the path to a constitutional democracy because they cannot accept their electoral defeat.
Ms. Thompson, for her part, has said the Council had no better plan and seemed only to obstruct the path to easing the city's financial distress.
Such a conformation was proposed to obstruct the path for longer RNA chain, due to Pro152 and its surrounding residues.
Obstructing the path of a violent man to his firearm will nearly always result in another encroachment.
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