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or different crippling ailment.
which caused a cessation of cotton shipments from Southern plantations, crippling Manchester's economy.
Generally, the purpose of such a visit is to make sure you do not already have some crippling condition or cognitive impairment.
On July 9, 1997, Gil Amelio was ousted by the board of directors after overseeing a three-year record-low stock price and crippling financial losses.
missiles, even though they result in massive, crippling economic sanctions?
blockaded Mexican ports thus crippling the economy.
which means your trading freedom must not be influenced by your fear"crippling" to lose.
scaring away foreign direct investment and crippling Turkey's aerospace and defense industry,” the lawmakers warn.
scaring away foreign direct investment and crippling Turkey's aerospace and defense industries,” they wrote.
Experts from the American Psychiatric Association are now in the process of revising its guidelines to accommodate recent findings about the significant effect of talk therapy for managing the usually crippling symptoms of panic disorder.
In 1939, Dewey prosecuted American Nazi leader Fritz Kuhn for embezzlement, crippling Kuhn's organization and limiting its ability to support Nazi Germany in the Second World War.
the torture endured, and the crippling feeling of depression it suffers for us to be able enjoy our time at the zoo or safari.
in its more severe form, can eventually cause crippling lameness and painful arthritis of the joints.
Tenacity, or the enhancement of her ability to resist debuffs/negative status effects, will only help ensure she does not get Ability Block or other crippling red icons above her head.
A person who suffers harm from a car wreck may develop an intense and crippling fear of vehicles
In April of 1998 a major U.S. data communications network failed for 24 hours, crippling a large part of some U.S. credit card transaction authorization systems as well as other large U.S. bank,
only extraordinary, crippling and immediate sanctions may still have a slim chance of success.
savior of the Highlands to fulfil her dream of becoming a mother, she decides to plot one final attack to deal the aluminum industry a crippling blow.
all the negative effects will go against your policy and thus, crippling your status as a policyholder.
When it appeared to Moscow that Secretary Clinton was likely to win the presidency the Russian influence campaign focused more on undercutting Secretary Clinton's legitimacy and crippling her presidency from its start, including by impugning the fairness of the election.