He is also recovering from an operation, hobbling around on crutches with enormous bandages on both feet. |
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She just laughed and handed me some ointment that I rubbed on and, as I write this, I'm still hobbling around the office. |
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I looked as Madam was heading outside to tell Stephen not to worry about hobbling the horses. |
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But university administrators complain that the funding crunch is hobbling their efforts to recruit and retain the world's best and brightest. |
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They began hobbling towards the car, Leanne almost crumbling under the weight and the disgusting, foul smell of alcohol. |
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My Uncle was laid up with an arthritic problem, but from his couch or hobbling about he would carry on renovation to his house. |
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Now he has been left hobbling on crutches after muggers fractured the top of his femur while trying to rip off his running shoes. |
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I'm a great leg-puller, but it's hard to be fully involved in that sort of thing when you're hobbling round on crutches! |
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I could cope with hobbling to the lectures on crutches after the operation but I had no idea where I was going to find the money. |
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Meanwhile, the constant transferring of large numbers of bulky audio and video files can swamp college networks, hobbling other users. |
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We run a significant risk of hobbling the effectiveness of an open market and entrepreneurial environment that has been unparalleled in history. |
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The poor little mite was obviously distressed and was hobbling around on its good leg, often resting on the ground. |
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Since the Russian government appears inclined to consider some revision, European wishes could well be satisfied without hobbling US plans. |
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My colleague from Trinity-Spadina has called it the hobbling sales tax or the hated sales tax. |
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The HST could actually stand for hated sales tax, horrific sales tax, hobbling sales tax or horrible sales tax. |
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For weeks I would be hobbling around, barely able to straighten my leg at all. |
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The referee called Conte for the infraction, Dante was hobbling in pain, and the Argentines did not want to lose the point. |
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It turned out he had hard-metal pulmonary disease, which, like black lung disease, can be hobbling, even fatal. |
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But none of the devastation changed the fact that the siege of Quebec was hobbling along lamentably. |
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This one was hobbling clumsily among the rocks, one wing sticking crookedly up in the air, and it was uttering sad cries of pain. |
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But the main explanation is more prosaic: ministers are grasping around for new ways to boost Britain's hobbling economy. |
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This directive was applied unevenly, but the army has since complained that legal uncertainty is hobbling its operations. |
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Politicians have blamed short-sellers for hobbling both European banks and governments, with little evidence to back that up. |
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Instead of tapping into this country's entrepreneurship, the Conservatives are hobbling Canadian businesses. |
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But allowing efficiency to drive the machine, while leaving the idea to follow hobbling behind, is extremely destructive. |
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This patient was also hobbled, so you had hobbling, taser, chemical restraints, and then his death. |
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Ensuring Europe's mobile TV market is not fragmented into national markets will avoid hobbling European industry globally. |
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If traipsing around the shops fills you with as much excitement as hobbling around in a pair of tight shoes, then perhaps something more relaxing might be in order. |
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There were little blond girls in knit hats next to elderly African American women hobbling on canes. |
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This time, Strike is hobbling all over London searching for Owen Quine, an author gone with no warning and no word for 10 days. |
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We'll keep weeding out the troublesome ones, keep fattening and hobbling the submissive ones. |
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He shook his head again and got up, hobbling away on his crutch. |
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Up until that point Mitchell, who was last seen hobbling about on crutches with a hamstring problem, had been one of the game's better performers. |
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Defeated, humiliated and hobbling on crutches outside Atlanta's Olympic stadium in 1996, she concluded that if athletics could be so cruel she didn't need it. |
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She turned right and continued to walk, Jon hobbling next to her. |
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None of them spoke as they followed suit, mutely unloading the weary, nervous shen of cargo and tack, then hobbling them and setting them free to graze. |
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With the banking sector in a funk, total outstanding loans have been declining for the past six years, hobbling the ability of enterprises to raise capital for expansion. |
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A player comes hobbling off out of the game with a hurt knee. |
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Three years later, hobbling with knee bandages and a mindset of incurability, I was directed by a colleague to a spiritual healer in a back street in Cambridge. |
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Hewit Isto Aho Af inis flur pa h A hobbling Murray finished with a flurry of pinpoint passing shots as his class told against Millman. |
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The FIFA World Youth Championship Netherlands 2005 is a tough place to be if you are desperate to play, but aren't getting any action in the team? especially if you are hobbling around on crutches. |
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Last week, the Conservative government began the first step toward allowing provincial governments to adopt the harmonized sales tax, or the hated sales tax, or the hobbling sales tax. |
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This involves the killdeer hobbling away from its nesting area holding its wing as though it were broken, then flapping around on the ground and emitting a distress call. |
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The five-month-old French bulldog and pug cross was found hobbling and whining in a freezing park. |
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As well as political turbulence, he blames a large, inefficient bureaucracy and poor education for hobbling growth. Egypt needs to spend more on education, health and research a goal enshrined in the new constitution. |
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Instead of being proud Canadians, being economically independent and competing in the global market, we are hobbling our Canadian companies, our pride, our enterprise, and our ability to create and maintain jobs. |
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In terms of industrial activity, it appears that the manufacturing sector is increasingly recovering from the problems that had been hobbling it for some time. |
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The whole schtick stands as a fitting testament to conceptual restraint, as well as to those hobbling neuroses of the mostly rich and famous. |
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They are hobbling along because they do not know economics. |
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The almost constant changes of time signature are used not for creating a hobbling, vaguely modern amalgam, but for reflecting, with considerable spontaneity, the complexity and generosity of the vital spark. |
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Beckham will be genuinely missed, in part for his unstinting commitment, relentlessly hobbling about the pitch like a faithful bandy-legged horse. |
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I will be coming back, even at 65, hobbling in on a zimmer frame. |
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