Examples of using Obstructs in English and their translations into Italian
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Financial
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
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Official/political
market competition that obstructs internet browsers IE's inclusion in Windows packages.
Any person who wilfully obstructs, disrupts or endangers the operation of a public utility
But the fog that obstructs our view of ontic reality cannot lift, because, as Kant already saw,
For the word of Scripture assures us that such sin shuts us out from God's presence, and obstructs the channels by which He gives us grace.
browsers and just obstructs user's experience.
The bowel completely obstructs, then perforates,
Mei generates an enormous ice wall that obstructs lines of sight,
My sin obstructs the passage to obtain the invisibility of the holiness
We leave it in, the inflammation worsens, the bowel completely obstructs, then perforates,
€œTV's Judge Trudy Obstructs Murder investigation.
We denounce the Greek Police which consistently and systematically obstructs the submission of asylum claims
And that nerve just happens to live right near the meningeal branch of the vertebral artery, obstructs the blood flow to the brain.
This completely obstructs the artery, stopping blood flow to part of the heart muscle,
Then perforates, and Carl becomes septic. We leave it in, the inflammation worsens, the bowel completely obstructs.
fragmented market characterised by lack of communication, which de facto obstructs the development of this useful instrument at cross-border level.
They say a dog's curse obstructs the birth of the shogun's heir.
Visa policy must not become an insurmountable obstacle which obstructs the path to democracy.
Dr. Low Dog claims that the capsaicin in chilies obstructs the release of pain-causing compounds from nerves.
If, however, there isn't anything that obstructs Dafa disciples' efforts to validate the Fa
may exclude from the assembly anyone who obstructs the debate or hinders the regular progress of the meeting.