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Amazon also touted the success of its bespoke holiday, "Prime Day", which was hampered this year by a website outage.

The F.B.I. has also gotten involved, with civil rights investigators helping Mr. Smith piece together the case, which was hampered early on by missing evidence and holes in some initial police work.

A woman in the home counties tells me about her teenage son, who is on the autistic spectrum, and his transition from a statement to an EHC plan, which was hampered by her local authority's inexplicable decision to combine sections and therefore blur what is legally enforceable and what isn't.

Signalling the White House's intention to move on from the rollout of the laws introduced under the Affordable Care Act, which was hampered by disastrous technical failures afflicting a crucial federal website, Obama announced his nomination to succeed Sebelius, who he insisted had overseen reforms that will transform America.

Australia sent a P-3 Orion and a C-130 Hercules on an eight-hour round trip to the scene, allowing them only two hours of search time which was hampered by low cloud.

But they continued to be stretched by the tempo and width of the Reds' attack in a scratchy, stop-start second half which was hampered by a greasy ball.

In 1993 the United Nations, led by the United States, intervened to stop the violence, which was hampering famine relief efforts.

Somalia does not have a blood bank, which was hampering some of the aid efforts, he told the Reuters news agency.

The lipopeptide surfactin exhibits promising antimicrobial activities which are hampered by haemolytic toxicity.

Airbus, which is hampered by European restrictions on laying off workers, has decided to expand its airplane production steadily.

This should all be accompanied by a radical overhaul and restructure at City Hall, which is hampered by bureaucracy and too many tiers of management.