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But their work was hampered by the constant need to make musical allowances for Mr. Pavarotti.

From 1525 Zwingli's work was hampered by disagreements, both within Switzerland and with the Lutherans outside.

Restoration work was hampered by winds gusting up to 45 miles an hour, but the National Weather Service has forecast much gentler winds for today.

Work was hampered, too, by turnover of key staff at the CMS Center for Consumer Information and Insurance Oversight, which oversees the marketplace.

This is despite the fact that some work was hampered by the speed with which commissioners were expected to get plans and budgets in place.

The work was hampered by the threat of falling rock in the tunnel, whose walls were weakened by the intense heat of the fire, the cause of which has not been determined.

Nikolai A. Vinnichenko, the city's chief prosecutor, even suggested that Mr. Girenko's own work was hampering the investigation: he had studied so many hate groups that the pool of potential suspects was huge.

Even so, the abortion work is hampered by a raft of medically unnecessary and insulting restrictions.

Researchers say their work is hampered by lack of access to flower farms because of reluctant growers.

It is easier to excavate in dry sand than in areas where work is hampered by a high water table and by present-day occupation.

His work is hampered by the maneuvering of the longshoremen's union, as well as by the resistance of his police bosses.