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Despite the lack of interference, the second and third shots also missed.

Given time and lack of interference, a group of men could literally pull Xurosh down.

The underlying principle is a classical liberal idea that a person's freedom can be measured by lack of interference with their personal choices.

Nomadic tribes ruled the Negev largely independently and with a relative lack of interference for the next thousand years.

Cramer blamed the "almost total lack of interference" for Garrels' inability to gain through Penn's line.

The next week, Kevin Thorn quit the New Breed due to lack of interference in his match with CM Punk.

OPSL offer several advantages over ILDs, particularly in wavelength selection and lack of interference from internal electrode structures.

Historians generally viewed Li Xiong's reign of Cheng Han as one characterized by leniency and lack of interference with the people's livelihoods.

They considered working on the show to be similar to working in a bubble due to the lack of interference from the Fox network's executives, as is commonplace on other shows.

The Motorola RAZR Family has a kevlar backplate, chosen over other materials such as carbon fiber due to its resilience and lack of interference with signal transmission.

The Wilmington deployment occurs in a much larger city and with far more applications, but Rotondo says one of the surprises for him has been the lack of interference observed in either location.

Graeme Moreton and Lindsay Paterson both argue that the lack of interference of the British state in civil society meant that the middle classes had no reason to object to the union.

This is because every so often the fish enjoy a particularly good spawning year, when temperatures, spawning facilities, and lack of interference from predators all contribute to an abundance of surviving spawn and fry.

Fans of wide-range driver hi-fi speaker systems claim a coherence of sound due to the single source and a resulting lack of interference, and likely also to the lack of crossover components.

In the war declaration against Tsushima government, the King claimed Tsushima, known as Daemado in Korean, had degraded due to the lack of interference on pirate activities by the local authority.

Advantages of a column shifter are the ability to switch between the two most commonly used gears-second and third-without letting go of the steering wheel, and the lack of interference with passenger seating space in vehicles equipped with a bench seat.

This lack of interference, combined with a surge in output from the silver mines due to increased availability of slave labor (the demand for sugar increased the number of slaves brought to the Caribbean) began a resurgence in the fortunes of Spanish America.

Field secretary Albert Turner walked the shoreline seeking suitable sites: several hundred acres of undeveloped land with natural scenic beauty, fronting on a good beach, and far enough from cities to ensure freedom from sewage pollution and lack of interference with industrial development.

Cammell and co-director Nicolas Roeg (mainly responsible for the 'look' of the film) also benefited from a lack of interference from Warner Bros. studio executives, who believed they were getting a Rolling Stones equivalent of the Beatles' A Hard Day's Night (1964).

The advantages of fewer users sharing a frequency, greater authorized output power, clarity of FM transmission, lack of interference by distant stations due to "skip" propagation, and consistent communications made the VHF (Very High Frequency) radio an attractive alternative to the overcrowded CB channels.

Despite the loss, Garrels was credited with playing a "star game," as the Detroit Free Press observed, "The sum and substance of the failure of Garrels to do much today was the great playing of Pennsylvania's ends and the almost total lack of interference by the Michigan halfbacks for him."