This genuine opening that unleashed unheard-of forces for social transformation, a moment in which everything seemed possible, was then gradually stifled through the takeover of political control by the Islamist establishment.
Competition in the UK energy market is being stifled through complicated tariffs and a lack of transparency, and energy firms had "failed to play it straight with consumers", it said.
Essentially, innovation is being stifled through extending the power of copyright by penning new laws and treaties, while suing anyone who gets in the way.
In fact, although he continued to visit the Arctic for scientific and commercial purposes, Bruce never led another Antarctic expedition, his plans for a transcontinental crossing being stifled through lack of funding.
"Today's ruling emphasizes the importance of interpreting terrorism with its ordinary natural meaning to ensure that legitimate public interest journalism is not stifled through the use of draconian powers because of the fear of remote consequences," Goold added.
He said, for example, that rather than stifling debate through the manipulation of rules, "we should open things up and let the battle of ideas help break down the scar tissue between the parties.... Let's let legislators legislate again".
Human rights violations in neighbors' households may also indicate a high level exposure to militarization, and the mechanisms through which militarization may affect health, such as through stifling the economy, limiting access to fields or hospitals, or suppressing the health system, may also be present.
Buchholz, the undefeated right-handed pitcher for the Boston Red Sox, was flashing his finest, most electric stuff, stifling the Yankees through five innings.
He smiles briefly at the image, but quickly falls back into grumbling about the government, which he warns is going to drive mom-and-pop operators like himself out of business through stifling new taxes.
Universities have been accused by the Lib Dems of stifling free speech through the use of "gagging clauses", after the party's research found more than 3,500 former staff members in higher education have signed "compromise agreements" in the past five years.
