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And MPs have warned that efforts to find the 275,000 Britons who disappear every year will be further hindered by a threat to the sole state body focused exclusively on locating missing people.

Panama suffers from a lack of expertise in complex financial crimes within its law enforcement ranks, which can be further hindered by a lack of political will in sensitive cases.

They worried that their work would be further hindered if claims began to pour in from anxious potential heirs.

The ability to easily complete these tasks may be further hindered by CMI in multiple sclerosis.

Harper said the climate plan was further hindered by an "ineffective" safeguards system.

Burgess' preparations were further hindered when he was routinely swapped from inside centre to No.6 at English club Bath and back to No.12 by England.

Gidley's departure with a facial injury halfway through the second half disrupted the Wolves and they were further hindered when Ben Westwood was forced off a few minutes later.

But their efforts to trade first baseman Todd Zeile were further hindered when Zeile underwent arthroscopic surgery to remove a bone spur from his right elbow.

That has resulted in a piecemeal legal and legislative approach, which is further hindered by the glacial pace of government attempts to address the policy ramifications of technology.

It is further hindered by the fact that, in many places, it's not available in high-definition.

His Hamptons escape plan was further hindered by his having alienated local real-estate agents and bounced a $13,700 check for the down payment on a house rental.