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The commission also concluded that AstraZeneca switched Losec from capsule to tablet form in order to further hamper generic competitors from bringing copies to market.

Israel's housing ministry announced on Friday that 800 new houses would be built in the West Bank and 600 in East Jerusalem – a contentious move that is likely to further hamper the progress of peace talks led by the US secretary of state, John Kerry.

(A 36-year-old man, in-depth interview) Fear of HIV status disclosure in healthcare settings was seen to further hamper healthcare seeking and utilisation among PLHIV.

Even though he sent Secretary of State John Kerry in his place, this was the third time that Mr. Obama had canceled or postponed a trip to Asia, further hampering his efforts to make the region a centerpiece of his foreign policy.

Many landslides took place in addition to flooding, further hampering travel and isolating hundreds of residents.

State elections in 2011 could further hamper her ability to make bold decisions to protect European unity.

The Turkish military recently began air operations in an area of northern Iraq where the PKK has been based, a step that many analysts said would further hamper efforts to resolve the conflict between the government and the Kurdish separatists, which has remained unresolved after more than 25 years of armed struggle.

During volcanic unrest (including phreatic eruptions), perturbations of the water surface and strong upward air currents caused by enhanced lake water evaporation can further hamper efforts to sample water near the lake surface.

The American refusal to provide financial assistance for the presidential elections could further hamper the image of Mr. Aristide, who is presumed to be seeking re-election to the office.

At the site of the dried pond radiation of various different sorts, some with shorter ranges, would in all likelihood be too high for plant workers to get anywhere near, further hampering efforts to keep the situation under control.

Over the long haul if such form of inequality persists, it could lead to political and social instability, which could further hamper the expansion of business in the country.