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Mr Gordhan's task will be to rebuild state-owned companies such as the struggling national airline and the power company that were hampered by patronage under Mr Zuma.

For the major media conglomerates that were hampered by both the economic recession and technology-driven changes in consumer habits, the world is starting to look brighter.

Unfortunately, I was overruled on the question, and I resigned my position to call attention to the issue — efforts that were hampered by my being placed under a gag rule and ordered not to testify at a Senate hearing.

Following recent police investigations that were hampered by the failure of video cameras in A.T.M.'s to help identify robbers, city officials are demanding that the state give local agencies the authority to inspect such devices.

Wishful thinking, perhaps, but de Masi likened Essential's growth potential to the original iPhone, sales that were hampered in part by Apple's inability to manufacturer enough phones to meet demand.

"We have lived with the limitations, doing manual imports and exports of data, but there were lots of business processes that were hampered by it," says Rodric R. O'Connor Rodric R. O'Connor, Putnam's technology chief.

Membrane protein design is a burgeoning field that is hampered by the lack of high-resolution structural information.

Currently, she says she's actively looking for work, a process that's hampered by her suspended license, but she currently only takes in about $200 per month.

Finally - a big one – what is the way to combat drug addiction in communities that are hampered by prejudice and poverty?

The settlement removes an obstacle to the companies' efforts to come out of bankruptcy and complete a split that was hampered by their insolvency.

The Giants took advantage of an Eagles attack that was hampered by the absence of Thomas, running back Brian Westbrook and tight end L. J. Smith.