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Still, Mr. Cistecky acknowledged that the Czech Republic remained hampered by laws that could complicate restitution efforts in some cases.

As in 2008, UNAMID's work remained hampered by the lack of transport and aviation assets and logistic support.

Mr. Largey wrote in an e-mail on Wednesday that he saw "a modest uplift in earnings for 2013" for ArcelorMittal, but that the steel industry remained hampered by "overcapacity and lackluster real demand, particularly in Europe".

And on Tuesday, in a conference call with reporters, a Toyota executive said the company had only about two-and-a-half months' worth of finished vehicles in its global inventory and remained hampered by a shortage of about 150 critical parts.

Yet banks remain hampered by many less-educated immigrants' lack of familiarity with formal banks and financial services.

Efforts at restitution in other countries, like the Czech Republic, remain hampered by the reluctance of governments to relax requirements the way Germany has in an effort to remove daunting or unfair legal obstacles.

Military rescue teams that have been searching for more than 40 soldiers, inexperienced conscripts missing in the Andes since Wednesday in a blizzard, remain hampered by what Gen. Juan Emilio Cheyre, the armed forces commander, called a "snow tsunami".

"It was the busiest holiday period we've had in a long time". Despite the spurt in activity, the options business is likely to remain hampered by what traders call misperceptions and lack of understanding.

Despite our growing ability to use such signaling signatures, we remain hampered by the fact that signaling signatures may be particular to an individual cell type and thus our platforms may not be portable from cell to cell, necessitating further cell-specific biosensor development.

But Mr Zardari, the widower of the assassinated Benazir Bhutto, will succeed: he has proved wilier than expected, though he remains vulnerable to the country's interventionist judges, who are aching to hear corruption and other charges against him.As for providing its people with jobs, Pakistan will remain hampered by its woeful infrastructure, education and economic management.

But a robust, renewable energy market will remain hampered if the energy industry continues to chase the next subsidy.