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That would have hampered the war effort in Afghanistan at a time of increased military activity there.

According to the government documents, other outreach activities included research to support Canadian lobbying against a European environmental measure that would have hampered tar sands exports.

When he turned 30, Salem offered him a job as the head pro, but Van Orman declined because it would have hampered his tournament schedule.

The narrative is no more than fragmentary, which is fine — we're tired of familiar story tropes, even good ones, and too much plotting would have hampered the movie's loose-limbed energy.

Lobbyists for Caesars tried several times to roll back an obscure Depression-era bankruptcy law that would have hampered lawsuits by bondholders who were fighting the casino operator over guarantees they had on the debt they held.

But the lack of supply would have hampered researchers coming in for the 2013-14 season.

Assistant State Attorney Jim Martz said such notice would've hampered investigators.

It would also have hampered innovation and the development of network infrastructure in the UK, which is a serious concern especially for fast moving markets.

A 2015 report by Smeal and the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia found that enormous student debt burdens have hampered would-be entrepreneurs.

Maybe could have hampered her mind.

This may have hampered its periplasmic targeting.