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Your coming action will not be hampered in any way.

The public schools system was still hampered by a lot of problems, however.

He was also hampered by being given only a small staff.

However, these plans were hampered by the war and the new political system.

All he could do was to hold on and try not to hamper her.

Both said years later that their development was probably hampered by being used right away at the top level.

We may have to run for it and you'll hamper us.

But they had also been hampered by the ship itself.

But the same problem hampered Forget in the next game.

She said her work is hampered by the poverty of the school.

We're hampering her ability to do what needs to be done.

On the other hand, his sister was often only hampered by rules.

The program has been further hampered by its own application form.

In 2001 and 2002 his running was hampered by injuries.

He was hampered by a lack of control over his troops.

Not only that, but the 1973 season was hampered with weather problems.

These events had a great impact on the town and hampered its development for many years.

His hands were only slightly hampered by whatever held them.

His left arm hampered him, he had no feeling or use in it.

He moved to one side, so as not to be hampered by his wheel.

Actually, the material was very light and did not hamper movement at all.

However, he was hampered by injuries during the second half of the season.

I know this is going to hamper you in your work, but it has to be done.

So far, the company's sales efforts have not been hampered.

Getting there called for little effort; far less than it would have done had I still been hampered by a body.

It has been more than three years since Hamper worked the rivet gun.

"It wasn't difficult to see how they had come up with the name for the place," Hamper writes.

More schools in the area have agreed to support the Hamper Appeal.

"The writing was meant to chronicle one auto worker's life," Hamper says.

Hampers of food to break the journey with an outdoor lunch were lashed on top.

Mr. Hampers did not return a telephone call seeking elaboration.

Mr. Hampers was not available for comment late yesterday.

While not ready to write of cocaine orgies or tax shelters, Hamper has done better than he ever expected from his writing.

Mr. Hampers did not return phone calls asking for an interview for this story.

Christmas Hampers are also packed and delivered by students and their families in the run up to the holiday.

This, however, is not the first of Moore's accounts to involve Hamper.

"We're still considering the Hampers proposal and all other options," a Grace spokeswoman said.

Check if the company is a member of the Hamper Industry Trade Association.

Chris Hamper was unlucky, coming 11th by virtue of not slapping the wall above his highest hold.

Hampers of food and drink were loaded aboard and we were away within the minute.

Just about the time he became a columnist with a national forum, Hamper suffered the first of a series of panic attacks on the line.

William Hamper (1776-1831) was an English businessman, magistrate and antiquary.

Hampers are provided as standard for guests on arrival and you can opt for a late checkout.

At the moment, however, it is unclear which of the directors who supported Mr. Hampers will remain on the board.

And when Mr. Hamper comes in, he comes in full tilt.

He was replaced by fellow Republican James Hamper.

As he spoke, the Rev. Dr. Hamper was coming slowly forward to stand in the center of the ground.

The only announced contender is Constantine Hampers, president of a major Grace subsidiary.

As his seniority as a riveter climbed, Hamper found a growing audience for his writing.