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• And heaven help the hapless jogger who accidentally impedes her progress.
• Going on the disabled list is going to impede his progress.
• But many factors out of their control have impeded police efforts.
• He also said Gingrich was ignoring how racism impeded black progress.
• Julius writes, " need not obstruct or impede art.
• That Williams seemed unfocused probably impeded his progress, Randolph conceded.
• The CIA claims it did not impede the Eddingtons'investigation.
• But the episode did not impede the investigation, he said.
• And there's no Kevin Kennedy to impede his progress.
• Size can be a big headache; it can impede performance,
• Both sides must refrain from actions that impede the peace process.
• Excess calcium may also impede absorption of iron and other minerals.
• Clinton waved off any suggestion that public anxieties would impede preparations.
• But just as often, it delays and impedes crucial care.
• The lag in getting people into office seriously impedes good governance.
• But they have found that special education has impeded overall reform.
• Boone said of the impeding arrival of the AL Central leaders.
• That would impede poor nations'ability to get low prices.
• Most rudeness involves frustration at being impeded in doing something quickly.
• This would impede the Gettysburg veterans, and any other reinforcements.