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hindrance

[hin-druhns] / ˈhɪn drəns /


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Tereza is a “meat grinder,” viewing the human body as essential to immortality, unlike her tech-bro billionaire bosses who “think the body is a hindrance, an obsolete bit of nostalgia for romantics.”

From Washington Post

“A TikTok ban would be an active hindrance to people wanting to become actors who don’t have these advantages,” he said.

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But is the city’s juvenile justice system a helper and not a hindrance?

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“Maybe being a lawyer is a hindrance instead of a help when it comes to seeing how the jury is perceiving the case and connecting with either him or the prosecution,” he said.

From Washington Post

Pedersen called for assurances that there would be no political hindrances inside Syria to getting aid to where it was most needed.

From Reuters