Democrats immediately sought to blame Republicans for obstructing both the immigration measure, known as the Dream Act, and the repeal of "don't ask, don't tell".
Even though he is not a defendant here, moreover, Levandowski's assertion of his Fifth Amendment privilege has obstructed and continues to obstruct both discovery and defendants' ability to construct a complete narrative as to the fate of Waymo's purloined files.
This gradient is diminished when either the airways are narrowed or obstructed, or both, as in asthma or bronchiolitis.
Neither man wants to be seen as grandstanding or obstructing what both seem to agree is much-needed action to avert a wider economic crisis.
Their accounts of submergence also suggest that a lesser-known technique, "water dousing", wherein interrogators dumped large volumes of cold water on detainees that in some cases obstructed breathing, was both more extensive and more similar to waterboarding than previously understood.
And has anyone perjured himself or obstructed the investigation, both of which could be cause for indictment?The background to the case is that shortly before Ms Plame was unmasked, her husband, Joseph Wilson, a former ambassador, derided Mr Bush's claim, in the state-of-the-union address in January 2003, that Iraq had sought to buy uranium in Africa.
Both obstructed secretions in the adjacent sinuses and areas of cystic degeneration appear hyperintense.
Violence and irreconcilable demands by radical elements in the populations of both sides obstructed talks between the PLO and the Israeli government.
He has taken so long partly because his investigations have been obstructed, he says, by both the Force Research Unit (FRU), the secret army organisation that handled agents in Northern Ireland, and the Northern Ireland police, the Royal Ulster Constabulary (RUC).
"It was their mistake, it made them look as if they were trying to obstruct the investigation both here and abroad.
