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It's infuriating to read of how F.B.I. agents investigating Al Qaeda were stymied from stopping the 9/11 attack on the World Trade Center, thanks to a bureau misinterpretation of a Justice Department directive about sharing evidence.

To bolster their case that telecom companies should face greater pressure to stay compliant, security agencies are citing two previously undisclosed episodes in which investigators were stymied from carrying out court-approved surveillance for weeks or even months because of technical problems with two major carriers.

He's stymied from behind.

Planning this trip, I had been stymied from embarrassment of choice.

Instead, on the Pakistan and Afghanistan beat, he was stymied from the outset by a White House staff that never trusted him and a president who never consulted him.

But further education was stymied from the 1960s when the Left insisted it should be in the public sector, which could not afford to expand.

While I am a tenured faculty member, many younger scholars are being stymied from sharing with the public because of these types of attacks.

Under the terms of those bonds, investors who own small slivers of mortgage bonds — as most investors do — have been stymied from obtaining much data on the mortgages within the deals.

Hours later, the novelist Stephen King let it be known that he too had been stymied from viewing Trump's 140-character missives.

The EU has been stymied from confronting a resurgent Russian imperialism promoted by Putin due to fear of losing energy supplies and trading opportunities.

On the stage of the November Web 2.0 Summit, Federal Communications Commission Chairman Julius Genachowski rattled through the ways in which his commission was stymied from taking any action regarding Network Neutrality, society's battle over the Internet public commons.