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The second hearing he convened in his new post was a two-hour extravaganza of congressional Republicans and corporate executives blasting EPA regulations, which he labeled "Regulatory Impediments to Job Creation."
Marge Baker: Issa's Budget Hearings: Brought to You by the Koch Brothers Marge Baker 2011
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Impediments to transfer cost students in lost and duplicated credits.
25 ways to reduce the cost of college Daniel de Vise 2010
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Impediments to transfer cost students in lost and duplicated credits.
25 ways to reduce the cost of college Daniel de Vise 2010
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Impediments to implementation of ideas often come from those who, through accepting change, have the most to lose.
John R. Price: The Automobile Bailout Solution: Unique and Simple 2009
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Seriously ... see "Overexposure" in the list of The Top 7 External Impediments to an Enjoyable Reading Experience.
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Impediments that may hinder progress, access (ph) resulting from selfishness with certain rules or impediment (ph) structures and so on.
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Impediments to growth vary from one group to another.
What is Preventing Growth in your Organization? Tony Rossell 2008
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When the so called Structural Impediments Initiative (SII) talks started 10 months ago, they were billed as the most important set of bilateral negotiations that Washington and Tokyo had held since 1960.
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Bleak as this prospect sounds, it's better than a scenario in which Cuba becomes a lawless "failed state" like Haiti, forcing the United States to choose between military intervention and a humanitarian crisis that sends floods of migrants toward American shores. — "Cuba After Castro: Legacies, Challenges, and Impediments," Edward Gonzalez and Kevin F. McCarthy, RAND Corporation
Primary Sources 2004
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Bleak as this prospect sounds, it's better than a scenario in which Cuba becomes a lawless "failed state" like Haiti, forcing the United States to choose between military intervention and a humanitarian crisis that sends floods of migrants toward American shores. — "Cuba After Castro: Legacies, Challenges, and Impediments," Edward Gonzalez and Kevin F. McCarthy, RAND Corporation
Primary Sources 2004
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