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• HUD should not use strong-arm tactics to stifle it.
• This absurd micro-management stifles innovation and feeds bureaucratic bloat,
• The company later explained that environmental regulations have stifled domestic exploration.
• They remember how the village in the valley stifled their ambitions.
• Self-expression can't be stifled by unisex uniforms.
• Republicans said they would stifle growth of the health care market.
• Listen to the stifled choking noises that periodically pierce the air.
• That sounds like a formula easily interpreted to stifle free expression.
• With McDowell stifling his former team, the runs looked imposing.
• The Economics Ministry blamed freezing weather for stifling the building industry.
• You could imagine him stifling a yawn as he said it.
• Hot, humid weather will continue to stifle the Deep South.
• You got rewarded for following the rules, which stifles creativity.
• They are struggling with record unemployment, which is stifling growth.
• We vehemently deny any charges of illegally conspiring to stifle competition.
• They can also stifle consumers spending by making credit more expensive.
• Higher rates can boost company borrowing costs and stifle consumer demand.
• Skillful play is being stifled by illegal interference and brute aggression.
• I didn't want to stifle anything on this record.