Transaction tax will finish day traders, jobbers and arbitragers, and cripple the share markets. |
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If there is no rejoinder, then cripple the ship and we'll bring it into the bay with our tractor beam. |
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The stoppage will cripple services across this region, leading to chaos for passengers. |
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Its advanced collision detection ensures that any bumps will probably not kill or severely cripple you. |
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These four steps are closely interrelated, and failing to achieve one of them will cripple the other three. |
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Like so many other young British patricians, he was saved from becoming a complete emotional cripple by a tenderhearted nanny. |
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In an associated consideration, mercury in the body tends to quell or cripple selenium in enzymes. |
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If he didn't attend, King Thomas could strip him of his rank, which would cripple him magically. |
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We must cripple the American war machine and lend all possible material support to those suffering its wrath. |
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With 24 actual plies, it can withstand severe cuts that would cripple a tire with just 12 actual plies. |
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In today's high-speed networked computing environment, both inadvertent damage and malicious attacks can cripple a system in the blink of an eye. |
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They aimed to cripple the machinery of war, not simply broaden disdain for it. |
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The first part of their plan was to disable all orbital satellites around the earth, to cripple the technology of advanced secular nations. |
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It's the very economic powerhouses that they seek to cripple that will be our best hope for salvation if things do start to go wrong. |
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This could cripple California's economy and have a more devastating effect than damaging a few warships. |
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Morgan shuffled along, as if a cripple, his feet dragging piteously on the floor. |
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As they say, even cripple bleeder singles look like line drives in the next day's box scores. |
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To pre-empt that process by false praise or empty reassurance is not to further the growth of the individual but to cripple it. |
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He is utterly happy, and so is she, and despite his blindness and being a cripple, she accepts his hand in marriage. |
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I used my knowledge of a certain pressure point on his body to cripple him and then totally defeat him. |
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If he wants you to act a poor man, a cripple, a public official, or a private person, see that you act it with skill. |
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We might alter the germ line of the present generation, only to cripple the human capacity to adapt to those challenges in the future. |
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Force of arms can win territory, cripple an enemy's ability to operate or exact retribution. |
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Ballet's use of point shoes is not intended to cripple the dancer's feet. |
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And the arthritis isn't the typical osteoarthritis that strikes so many older people or the less-common rheumatoid arthritis that can cripple victims as young as six months. |
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A mass exodus of foreign workers would also cripple the oil industry. |
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When Japan launched a bombing raid designed to cripple the American navy in the Pacific, Japan was using a pre-emptive strike. |
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Poor education and health cripple their ability to work, and they sink into a vicious cycle of nearly inescapable poverty. |
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A lonely widow repining for the past while enduring the boisterous attentions of her clumsy Irish housekeeper encounters a cripple collecting money for an invalid hospital. |
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Failure to advance on any one of these fronts would cripple all chances of success. |
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In grim desperation the Labor Party has voted for its self-survival in a bid to deny or cripple an Abbott government. |
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When it comes to child care and early learning, it can also cripple the family budget when it comes to low income rural families. |
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The massive cost increases that would result could cripple their SMEs as well as putting a huge burden on industry and consumers. |
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A lack of the right number of drivers at the right time, with the right skills, can cripple this ability. |
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The cost of carrying out such research and any subsequent extended legal battle with the federal government can cripple a band financially. |
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But a few weeks later, a terrible overdose followed by a coma left Ian a virtual cripple. |
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Many uneasy discussions during consultations have revealed that memories of the colonial past still haunt and cripple present relationships. |
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The virus mutates extremely rapidly, enabling it to evade weapons designed to cripple it. |
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While out hunting migratory game birds, you must have adequate means for retrieving any bird you may kill, cripple or injure. |
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They would not be the primary means used by one state to cripple the air force of another. |
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Have a look at the crowd-picture and also that dear lady who was a total cripple for 3 full years. |
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A coordinated assault on five or more junctions in the 10,500 miles of pipeline that connect the five main Saudi oilfields could cripple the industry. |
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Sectoral sanctions that could cripple the Russian economy are also long overdue. |
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On September 16 he was called into court in Manhattan, charged with the alarming crime of punching a cripple. |
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Bring down the Assads, and you cripple the mullahs in both Iran and Lebanon. |
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In some cases, the aftermath of disasters can cripple the very infrastructure that would enable recovery. |
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While devastating, Sandy is not likely to cripple the insurance or reinsurance industries with massive payouts. |
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One recent study suggests that oleic acid, the main monounsaturated fatty acid in olive oil, can cripple a cancer gene responsible for 25 to 30 percent of all breast cancers. |
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The introduction of the torpedo provided a weapon that could cripple, or even sink, any battleship. |
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With all the networking qualifications in the world, one config line error on a network device can cripple the network. |
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Complex viruses that cripple communication networks and wartime operations are another cyberweapon. |
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Even after full debt cancellation, several structural problems will continue to cripple the ability of LDCs to break the vicious circle of poverty and underdevelopment. |
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Thibar for others was to be condemned to the farm, aware that in the past there were galley slaves there, as though someone would no doubt have had to cripple one of his own to deserve this disgrace! |
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Detect and eliminate damaging viruses and code that can cripple the network, bring everyday operations to a screeching halt and potentially cost millions of dollars. |
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The truth is I was an emotional cripple when I met her, drunk more often than not, punishing myself for doing things that went against my nature. |
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However, as with the attacks in the south, the Germans failed to prevent maritime movements or cripple industry in the regions. |
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The Continental Army sent the Sullivan Expedition on raids throughout New York to cripple the Iroquois tribes that had sided with the British. |
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Proceeds will be used to cripple children. |
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And chide the cripple tardy-gaited night, who, like a foul and ugly witch, doth limp so tediously away. |
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Because the Iridium network covers the entire Earth at all times, such leakage could cripple astronomers' observations anywhere. |
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It recognises that public attitudes to risk, along with institutional risk-averseness, can cripple any hope of creating wonderful play opportunities. |
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Even though many countries are developing IO capabilities, few have the means to fully integrate various IO tools into a comprehensive attack which would cripple a country's infrastructure. |
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Razumov staggers away, is knocked down by a streetcar, and finally returns as a cripple to Russia. |
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Mystery at Witchend tells how the young members of the Lone Pine Club bring to justice a gang of saboteurs hoping, perhaps optimistically, to cripple the Allied war effort by blowing up a dam in the Shropshire hills. |
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Implants contain progesterone hormones that will influence your reproductive organs and therefore they do not cripple your arm or reduce the strength of your hand. |
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The League, as many will remember, came to power after working to foment a military coup in 2006, which it accomplished in part by allying with leftists to cripple the garment sector. |
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The 1924 election was intended by MacDonald to cripple the Liberals, and it did. |
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Resentment is often sparked by the variation in the policing of the rules rather than the law per se – with many complaining that the rich are unaffected by fines that can cripple poorer households. |
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Fearful that the publicity would cripple his presidential buildup, Kennedy paid an emergency call on Washington superlawyer Clark Clifford. |
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Kuczborski, with a legal team led by barrister Ken Fleming, launched proceedings in March to have a large sweep of laws designed to cripple outlaw motorcycle clubs declared invalid. |
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While the departure of doctors receives the most attention, it is the departure of nurses and other health professionals that can easily cripple a health system. |
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Yet legislation like this will cripple their very existence. |
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If the funding provided comes with systemic and reporting processes which cripple our operational ability we really need to assess whether this program is in our best interest. |
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We have the knowledge and expertise to provide leading edge information and technology for protection against viruses that can cripple organizations. |
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His goal was to cripple the industries of Germany's main European rival. |
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For example, if you cripple a big ol' honker, they can be downright nasty. |
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His strategy was to force the Mongols into economic dependence on the Chinese and to launch periodic initiatives into Mongolia to cripple their offensive power. |
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Double Team Hopefully, Jean-Claude Van Damme will not cripple yet anotherou great Hong Kong director's career with this actioner about free-lance counterterrorists. |
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Udet realized that the upcoming war on Russia might cripple Germany. |
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