Meanwhile, Fox News has become a special impediment to Republican order — largely thanks to its own success.
Staying with speech impediments, Special K this month created a special clothing store called "Shhhut Down Fat Talk".
Most of these plays, films, books and operas treat stammerers as heroic figures with access to special feelings and insights, their impediment an awkward outer sign of an inner grace, invariably playing off a fluent, inferior antagonist.
But in spite of these impediments, officials at the special session encouraged optimism that the world had taken on such a polarizing and difficult subject in such a large forum after 20 years of not having dealt with the topic.
This clash of special versus public interest is an impediment to economic recovery.
He's not adorably chubby or a ginger with a speech impediment, which, in my special little book are prerequisites for internet fame.
Sally Hawkins as the nasty aunt and Imogen Poots as the pretty rich girl who almost derails Jane's chances in love are memorable in brief moments, as is Valentina Cervi as the horror-movie special effect who is a more serious impediment to Jane's happiness.
Impediments (8 10) are considered as a special subset of workflow interruptions that force doctors to stop the current activity to turn their attention to a disruptive incident and thus aggravate or delay task performance [ 31].
Not true, as 8 of the 9 justices on the court said that the ruling permits total transparency; public disclosure might at least serve as an impediment to the free flow of special interest money.
She also echoes (as Zakaria himself did) another Beltway realist's jibe that leftish critics think "every known impediment to the legislative process -- special interest lobbying, the filibuster, macroeconomic conditions, not to mention certain settled beliefs of public opinion -- are but tiny stick huts trembling in the face of the atomic bomb of the presidential speech".
