While EAF is a benign disorder that involves the upper respiratory tract and leads to airway obstruction, the obstructive symptoms develop gradually because EAF is slow growing and progressive.
The train was pulling away from the station when its brakes locked, signaling an obstruction, the police said.
There's no obstruction, the ball was grounded fine by Boyd, and England probably don't deserve to be this far behind.
To be given out for obstruction the action has to be seen as deliberate by the umpire.
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After months of Republican obstruction, the Senate last week unanimously confirmed Wendy Spencer to lead the Corporation for National and Community Service, which oversees AmeriCorps.
The truth is, we have effectively adopted all the salient principles of Italian politics -- the art of obstruction, the rhetoric of obfuscation, the elevation of self-interest above public interest, all with the oily, insincere veneer of comity.
Not long afterwards, centre Kallum Watkins dotted down against a stretched Australian defensive line and after clearing England of obstruction, the try was awarded and Gareth Widdop's conversion gave the visitors the lead.
Show some rage at what was truly outrageous, the obstruction, the name-calling, the attacks on Michelle Obama for encouraging schools to serve healthy food, even for occasionally wearing dresses that showed her arms?
Inside, the elaborate mosaics of the dome were partly obscured by scaffolding, but to me it was no obstruction — the dense grid was a beautiful intrusion, like the monolith in "2001: A Space Odyssey".
These episodes culminate in chemoresistance and ultimately bowel obstruction, the most frequent cause of death.
