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The web will continue to work, but future growth would be stymied. It is just like when we used up the phone numbers in London.

think voters didn't know what to make of woman candidate, you know, they were sort of stymied, they had no reference points.

"The whole nature of sitting down and hashing out ideas and collaborating is a bit stymied by the construct of the cubicles, " he says.

In the end, however, the banks could not make it to safety. Stymied by the frozen credit markets, they were unable to roll over their debts.

Those wanting to leave the town have been stymied by a shortage of gasoline.

The nurseryman looked stymied. "Lady, you don't want a tree, " he said. "You want an umbrella. "

The Communist Party has long stymied privately funded institutions, from churches to schools, viewing them as a threat to its grip on power.

Dont tell me that we are stymied by an army that doesnt even have generals, colonels, majors, captains and such.

Huawei is one of the world's top suppliers of telecom gear, but alleged ties to the Chinese military have stymied its ambitions in the U.

The bureaucracy that stymied them this time, he says, is part of a "racist, colonial, assimilationist machine. "

If you still feel that you deserve the promotion and are getting stymied, it might be time to move on.

It has also been argued that such a welfare program has stymied the incentive for many to provide for their own families.

But progress has so far been stymied by China's unwillingness to submit its extravagant claims to arbitration by third parties.

So far, efforts to locate the missing and misidentified sources for Ma's thesis have left the schoolteacher stymied .

So, with the public sector stymied, security has moved under a few big corporate umbrellas.

But this process has been stymied by an ugly spat over the procedure for raising aid.

Previous attempts by the Dubai-based billionaire to visit Japan and other major nations have been stymied by a hostile Thai government.

At home, often stymied by his coalition's leftist allies, he has done much less well.

It has stymied every effort towards economic reform, deterring investors and letting the country slide more deeply into penury and debt.

It was stymied by extensive local knowledge: without an overarching theory, ecology was merely a library of fascinating just-so stories.

Local officials said that phone service was limited and that rescue efforts were stymied by a lack of heavy equipment.

My attempt to use basic phrases was stymied by the myriad of dialects.

Critics say that the country's older, male-dominated parliament has stymied the passage of more progressive policies for women.

When arguing for the carbon tax, Mr Campbell faced the same political obstacles that have stymied such plans elsewhere.

But concerns about security and intellectual property have stymied its ambitions in the U. S.

That fact, as well as the cap on tuition fees, albeit at a higher level, has stymied the development of a higher-education market.

This predicted windfall offers Panama the best chance to escape the economic woes that have stymied much of Central America for centuries.

But others are still fighting the junta or have been politically stymied, sowing the seeds of future friction (see article).

The desire to forget one's troubles may be stymied by having less money to do it.

Frustrated and stymied by the seemingly unstoppable enemy, Arthas took increasingly extreme steps to conquer them.

"We are taking a very innovativeapproach to this problem, but to a certain extend we are stymied, " she says.

But, she says, economic integration across south Asia has been "stymied" by political enmity.

But, when Castresana and members of CICIG tried to confirm elements of the witness's story, they were stymied.

Unlike Spain, moreover, Italy is a gerontocracy where the young feel politically stymied.

This has killed U. S. retail sales , crushed employment , lifted the foreclosure rate, stymied home builders and undercut loan demand .

In India, where state-run carriers and government policies stymied air travel for decades, the sudden transition proved tumultuous.

Rescuers scrambled to the mine's head but they were stymied by a build-up of poisonous gases.

Every secdef talks about changing the Pentagon, then almost immediately gets stymied by bureaucratic resistance.

If opposition politics are stymied, what about change from within the regimes themselves?

The focus on price that characterises the City of London allows investors to make up their own minds without being stymied by directors.

Debates about welfare, foreign policy, and sexual values get stymied because of these fundamental differences.

Mr. Buffett has said that he'd like to invest in India but his plans have been stymied by caps on foreign holdings in insurance.

In Britain and America expansion plans are often stymied by vocal protesters.

doctors in moscow were reportedly not aware of what ailed the rescued hostages , which stymied their efforts to treat them.

The inventor and the Westinghouse engineers were, however, stymied by technical difficulties.

Although artificial hearts are stymied by complications, left ventricular assist devices (LVADs) are extending lives.

As with the stymied Indo-America civilian nuclear cooperation agreement, the problem is more psychological than political.

But chaos in the global financial system has stymied some big, environmentally friendly projects.

But faster growth has been stymied by the hurdles that foreign companies face in channelling the cash to their mainland operations.

They had been stymied after police hit their protests with rocks, sticks and water hoses on March 25.

But they feel stymied by the cap in place on foreign investment in insurance companies in India.

Now News Corporation has become stuck mid-metamorphosis. The old, newspaper-oriented company has stymied the new one.

This has allowed people to adjust to the devaluation, but it has also stymied growth, Mr Gavrilenkov argues.

Stymied , many physicists have sought help from an unfamiliar source: philosophers.

His plan to demolish the old Ottoman-era markets was stymied by UNESCO, the UN's cultural arm, just before the bulldozers moved in.

His attempt was stymied by the August 1991 putsch against him, and by Yeltsin's determination to seize all power for himself.

Yet central authorities have found their efforts stymied by local officials whose promotions are based on growth in their local economies.

That's stymied Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's ambitions to more than triple India's steel capacity, to 232 million metric tons.

Officials said that rescue efforts were stymied by a lack of heavy equipment.

Fulfilling that desire has, however, stymied experts for decades.

White House efforts to pass a big jobs bill have been stymied.

I was completely stymied by her refusal to help.

But as long as they persist, development will be stymied, confidence in the government will crumble and investors will stay away.

Where inspectors are stymied, the UN Security Council is supposed to back them up.

A merger between EMI and Warner Music has been stymied by regulators before, and Citigroup may not have the patience for endless wrangling.

His action without authorization has stymied the whole plan.

The old, newspaper-oriented company has stymied the new one.

Now talks on a new PCA are stymied again, this time because of a veto by Lithuania.

He is not the only one who is worried that innovation may be stymied.

a problem in thermodynamics that stymied half the class.

Stymied by my lame response, he went off in search of more interesting prey.

In reality, many people are stymied by the belief that attempting greatness only sets you closer to failure.

Recoveries are likely to begin outside the financial sector, but they will be stymied without credit.

I was completely stymied by her manner was coldly dismissive.

But they are no less stymied than the Democrats now are when it comes to passing laws of their own.

Though I'm not a shy person, I felt stymied.

When you are Hugging The Creator, that is the closest to Paradise that you can experience while stymied on the Earth Plane.

The first few levels are fairly straightforward, but on the third or fourth level, I was completely stymied.

But Rafiq doesn't have the goats, or the savings, to buy his own machines, he says, so he feels stymied.

And so this had me stymied for quite a long period of time.

Attempts since to set up alternative markets in Hong Kong have been stymied by protective regulations.

Reformers are stymied by medical lobbies, nervous patients and heaps of regulations about who may do what and where

scientists and citizens are stymied by water crisis