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Trainer Criquette Head-Maarek was praised for reviving Treve's campaign last year which was blighted with injuries.
On the upside, takings surged an almighty 190% compared with the equivalent frame from 2010, which was blighted by studio caution over the competing World Cup football.
Rusedski endured a frustrating 2003 season, which was blighted by neck, foot and back injuries, and he looked happy to be playing again, smiling broadly as he walked on to court.
The FA says it has invested £3m into making the WSL a more solid proposition than the winter Women's Premier League, which was blighted by not being competitive enough and having too many matches on overplayed pitches postponed repeatedly through the winter.
Stanford has resumed training after what she describes as a "tough" year which was blighted by injury.
Urs al-Bahr is based in an apartment in Ajami, a run-down quarter of Jaffa, which is blighted by high levels of poverty and unemployment.
Mr Abaaoud, who is of Moroccan descent, grew up in the Brussels neighbourhood of Molenbeek, which is blighted by high unemployment and has a large migrant population.
The Coca-Cola bottle has become an ironic symbol of economic development in a developing country which is blighted by malnutrition.
Jaffa was incorporated into Tel Aviv a peculiar irony, as a century ago Tel Aviv began life as a suburb of Jaffa.Recently, however, Tel Aviv launched a multi-million dollar programme to renovate Jaffa, which is blighted by high crime, drugs, gangs and unemployment.
Even a country like Zimbabwe, which is blighted by political strife at the other end of the continent, keeps reserves of about 400,000 tonnes of maize.Development agencies also share some of the blame.
In September 2005, the Denver City Council approved more structured zoning regulations for Colfax Avenue, parts of which are blighted by abandoned buildings and vacant parking lots, with the intention of turning it into Denver's Main Street.
