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| t it on November 4, 1995 to Sun Caiyun and was | unable to recapture it. |
| Two of the convicted died in prison and were | unable to clear their names. |
| hern lunar hemisphere's summer season and were | unable to confirm whether these four mountains were s |
| wiped out during Hurricane Ike in 2008, and is | unable to be rebuilt. |
| ound of the 2000 Dubai Desert Classic, and was | unable to compete for the remainder of that season. |
| e working as a census taker in Boston, and was | unable to remain with the team in 1919. |
| e injured a ligament in his left knee, and was | unable to fully recover. |
| he species is extremely light-demanding and is | unable to live under an unbroken canopy. |
| 38 Wing was a new formation and was | unable to provide any aircraft or trained aircrews fo |
| ited opposition throughout his career, and was | unable to compete at the higher levels of the pro ran |
| of the night or early in the morning and being | unable to fall asleep again), fatigue, loss of energy |
| s paralysed from the waist down, and therefore | unable to continue drumming. |
| in they get displaced from their land, and are | unable to find alternate livelihood. |
| er, Oliver, had mental health problems and was | unable to work regularly; his mother worked at a home |
| th his first ball, but pulled a muscle and was | unable to continue after only 16 deliveries. |
| y met a lovely girl in a silk kimono and sash, | unable to cross at an intersection. |
| He was stricken with peritonitis and was | unable to return to the U.S. King Edward VII, Pingree |
| tment, had to return to port to refit and were | unable to maintain the blockade. |
| ier once Davies' coalition broke up and became | unable to command a majority in the assembly. |
| myelitis, or Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, and was | unable to work for seven years. |
| t machinegun bursts into the wreckage and were | unable to see their targets in the dark. |
| volves around Wubbzy getting amnesia and being | unable to remember who he is. |
| his car in the final practice session and was | unable to take to the circuit in qualifying. |
| the second task is said to be blocked, and is | unable to execute until the first task has finished u |
| S Westfield was grounded on a sandbar, and was | unable to be freed. |
| r when a glandular duct becomes blocked and is | unable to secrete. |
| d it difficult to break into the team, and was | unable to take the place of former England internatio |
| ad to compete with only four members, and were | unable to challenge Australia for the gold medal. |
| onsolidated debt totaling $5.1 million and was | unable to pay its players; they had lost $1.4 million |
| death due to choking or vomiting and being | unable to clear the airway |
| rced to backstep to before it happened, and is | unable to duplicate the events that led to them getti |
| s Henderson (Dean Jones), comes to town and is | unable to find a hotel room for the night. |
| sozoa have no mouth or digestive tract and are | unable to feed themselves, while those of Anthozoa ca |
| as having a very sympathetic nature, and being | unable to see anyone suffer without giving that party |
| He entered the race late and was | unable to procure sufficient campaign funding because |
| g into it that "the actors got drunk, and were | unable to go through with it, the Audience was dismis |
| struck dumb with awe by the experience and was | unable to answer the prime minister's questions. |
| d an approximately 5 hour observation and were | unable to conclude a rotational period. |
| overwrought by his excessive workload, and is | unable to make deals effectively without additional a |
| herited a seriously weakened military, and was | unable to prevent the conquest of Crete by 10,000 Ara |
| r her supporters and detractors, and therefore | unable to appear as non-partisan and unbiased as a co |
| r, the character of the ore changed, and being | unable to recover the gold in the ore, the mills were |
| or" is asked to take a curtain call, and being | unable to do so, Caliban stands in his place to take |
| allowed 6 sacks, gave up 3 turnovers and were | unable to involve either of the "Johnsons" as a signi |
| y alien, having no right to vote and therefore | unable to secure good jobs. |
| single win during the regular season and were | unable to improve in the postseason thus fallen out h |
| had not yet joined Ray Gill Architects and was | unable to contribute to this building's design. |
| ball team ran in to financial troubles and was | unable to meet the financial offers from other instit |
| een diagnosed with multiple sclerosis and felt | unable to live with the condition). |
| n rum that was being carried as cargo and were | unable to save themselves. |
| in 2000, but was injured shortly after and was | unable to take up the offer. |
| pity due to being trapped in a path; and thus, | unable to further improve. |
| A Quaker and therefore | unable to go to war, Eddington also says farewell to |
| ttered after the encampment was razed and were | unable to launch an effective counterattack. |
| d Rohilkhand as the field of effort, and being | unable to secure a residence at Lucknow, began work a |
| rted Hazes suffered a mental breakdown and was | unable to attend. |
| e W. Bush did not understand the world and was | unable to handle "in either style or substance" the r |
| og, Kang Chil Goo injures his leg, and becomes | unable to compete. |
| k he continued to suffer from injuries and was | unable to return to his previous high standard. |
| to release all players under contract and were | unable to sign any new foreign players. |
| When Harris lost his job and was | unable to clear the debt, Brookes laid an unsuccessfu |
| te submitting his nomination documents and was | unable to contest the Ghanaian presidential election |
| ular season, Gibbs sustained an injury and was | unable to play in the NCAA Tournament; the Miners los |
| erly family nurse who uses a wheelchair and is | unable to speak (Leontovich), and a soon to be 21-yea |
| the driver would proceed at full speed and be | unable to stop short of another train. |
| a hurdle in the 2nd preliminary round and was | unable to finish the race and reach the final. |
| concentrate on his career in the west and was | unable to continue teaching Barot, and so referred th |
| With Hodges gone and Russell | unable to operate the station himself, KOTN went off |
| After taking a cocaine hit and being | unable to concentrate properly, Parnell takes down th |
| Audrey had a soft voice and was | unable to speak up so her husband could adequately he |
| heights were suffering from frostbite and were | unable to operate their weapons effectively. |
| is a light and winged and sacred thing, and is | unable ever to indite until he has been inspired and |
| cCardell's $1.8 million forgiven loan, and was | unable to have the suit dismissed. |
| to be formally inducted, but fell ill and was | unable to attend. |
| ound 1943 Blake had a mental breakdown and was | unable to play again for the rest of his life, most o |
| ortly after, she injured her hamstring and was | unable to compete in the 1996 Olympic Games. |
| car he suffered a moderate concussion and was | unable to race. |
| e protagonist is trapped within himself and is | unable to comprehend the changes taking place around |
| ffered from arthritis from a young age and was | unable to continue his plans of a career as a pianist |
| Bedford City Councilor Robert Koczera and was | unable to win re-election via a second sticker campai |
| Since then, he has had his ups and downs, | unable to stabilise his appearances with the team. |
| players by chairman Geoffrey Richmond and was | unable to prevent them from going down. |
| as the physical problems of leading and being | unable to spring from muddy ground, highlights the si |
| covering you had not even begun yet, and being | unable to recognize one's own reflection in a mirror. |
| e birth to a baby daughter Terry Lynn, and was | unable to promote her career. |
| a ground ball to Everett, he bobbles it and is | unable to get him out, while the runners he let on ba |
| ld records she peaked between Olympics and was | unable to capture gold at Olympic level. |
| e his ankle during pre-season training and was | unable to play for seven months. |
| However, Fichman died en route and was | unable to transmit the book. |
| n the second half, also due to injury, and was | unable to play for three months. |
| Chola kingdom, his back was injured and being | unable to bear the disgrace is believed to have commi |
| st stay in the hospital for three weeks and is | unable to look after her son thereafter. |
| too slow compared with normal trucks, and were | unable to keep up with the speed necessary for contem |
| Afterwards, she lost her memory and was | unable to introduce herself. |
| hile others sailed too close together and were | unable to maneuver. |
| ations from his wound in November 1918 and was | unable to play again. |
| as unacquainted with affairs of state and thus | unable to take part in government, an official church |
| anziska was recovering from an illness and was | unable to attend school, so von Trapp hired Maria Aug |
| fe even further when he arrives in town and is | unable to find a hotel room. |
| and said she was a woman of great age and was | unable to bear such fatigue any longer. |
| place to Paddy Logan in December 1899 and was | unable to regain a first-team place. |
| cur, he showed up with a severe injury and was | unable to make it out of the heats. |
| ders were outplayed on this occasions and were | unable to score enough runs to make the Victorians ba |
| hick fog and rammed by HMS Oribi and disabled, | unable to dive. |
| He had become ill, and was | unable to complete attendance at a trial. |
| bb's murder, she may have realized it and been | unable to live with it. |
| ursts into a fit of hysterical giggling and is | unable to continue. |
| lead, continued to receive heavy fire and was | unable to gain the upper hand. |
| aneuvered ineffectively as it advanced and was | unable to turn the Union left. |
| manager who relied on veteran players and was | unable to develop younger players. |
| fter he slips and falls from the window and is | unable to move. |
| such as The Rocky and Bullwinkle Show) and was | unable to sign on as a regular voice for the series. |
| meet the new FIFA Stadium standards and being | unable to secure a home venue. |
| ard's challenger lost by several miles and was | unable to move the next day. |
| angry crowds and police embarrassment and were | unable to aid the strike, though the trip generated a |
| d to the Brooklyn Dodgers in late 1941 and was | unable to maintain his high standards of play in his |
| without regular starter Terry Sawchuk and were | unable to use their back up John Henderson because of |
| he next day, Two comes down with a cold and is | unable to go to work, so he sends Three, who knows no |
| She had forgotten her emergency kit and was | unable to find the plane for 10 days, with no water a |
| He was re-elected in 2010 and is | unable to run again for re-election due to term limit |
| interceptors pinned down on the ground and be | unable to attack the heavy bombers. |
| Salt Lake County, Utah by 49,264 votes and was | unable to make up such a huge vote deficit. |
| verted TAFF funds for her personal use and was | unable to repay more than UK£2600. |
| of an unknown illness when he was 16, and was | unable to take care of her two children many years be |
| udge against Wanda, treats her cruelly, and is | unable to empathize with her for most of the book. |
| They then went to Holland, and, being | unable to obtain shipping there, proceeded to Alexand |
| He was disabled while in the Army and, being | unable to practice medicine, studied law. |
| d Shuri on the main Okinawan island and, while | unable to reach the Yaeyamas, copied single kaida cha |
| as his running mate signaled that Anderson was | unable to win over any prominent Democrat. |
| ously concluded that the fact N. Andrejeva was | unable to take part in the hearing of 6 October 1999 |
| ament was not sitting at the time, Andrews was | unable to take his seat. |
| Angas was | unable to sell his northern England properties until |
| re are no large predators and the animals were | unable to escape from an island. |
| Anita is | unable to resolve the serial killer investigation ful |
| s novel (the events last only a day), Anita is | unable to resolve any of the plotlines left open in I |
| enforced by electronic tagging on his ankle - | unable to remove the tag, he gnaws his own leg off an |
| were lost in a mid-air collision; another was | unable to conduct air refueling. |
| tests showed she was fully anticoagulated and | unable to stop the bleeding in her head. |
| With most antivirus and antispyware programs | unable to properly remove this particular hijacker, a |
| age saying she is trapped in her apartment and | unable to move. |
| son's behest against Duncan, the API trustees, | unable to reach agreement on Knapp's successor, appoi |
| ke its efforts directed at Franklin, Apple was | unable to force the Laser 128 off the market. |
| rre Larouche, Jean Pronovost and Syl Apps were | unable to reproduce their franchise record-setting of |
| heir monastery to marry and the archbishop was | unable to compel them to return without papal interfe |
| nship on January 31, 2005 because Archetto was | unable to continue skating with Anabelle with his hea |
| sychological addictions, workaholics are often | unable to see that they have a problem. |
| concepts, and in self-care, as they are often | unable to learn visually and through imitation as oth |
| Many countries owe less, but are repeatedly | unable to service their debt." |
| Blind artists are people who are physically | unable to see normally, yet work in the visual arts. |
| clinics in resource-limited settings are often | unable to afford genotyping, the RDI has developed mo |
| ing together for so many years, they are still | unable to break the communication barrier. |
| to travel that distance, and are consequently | unable to attack time-urgent targets at extended rang |
| [but] the children of Welsh parents are often | unable to speak Welsh. |
| ls for high risk individuals who are otherwise | unable to purchase insurance. |
| cible operons, activator proteins are normally | unable to bind to the pertinent DNA. |
| eptiles, humans and other mammals are normally | unable to regrow the cells of the inner ear that conv |
| Ochlophobic people are often | unable to handle situations involving parties, going |
| Animals are sometimes | unable to escape from the asphalt when they fall in, |
| a religion of equal rights, women are largely | unable to become liberated themselves. |
| aratus is so reduced that they are effectively | unable to sting. |
| hicks hatched from the later brood are usually | unable to survive the winter. |
| They are, however, | unable to locate Betruger, who in the final scene is |
| sformations after the Ice Age, the area became | unable to support the brown elfin and other species m |
| Plymouth Argyle were | unable to pull off the survival act they had achieved |
| Arkansas citizens | unable to use regular print material may borrow popul |
| The arm was | unable to reach a vertical position when adducting (s |
| Armstrong was | unable to overcome the effects of a serious economic |
| was a complete surprise as the Indian Army was | unable to reinforce their position and had to withdra |
| Since the Army was | unable to provide the troops necessary for joint oper |
| rate for Japan, the Imperial Japanese Army was | unable to provide reinforcements and resupply to unit |
| The Red Army was | unable to conquer the island. |
| The Army was | unable to coordinate the attacks by its hastily-colle |
| O'Neill's Ulster army was | unable to prevent the Cromwellian conquest of Ireland |
| rate for Japan, the Imperial Japanese Army was | unable to provide reinforcements and resupply to unit |
| desperate attacks by the German 6th Army were | unable to overcome. |
| pening phases of the battle, the artillery was | unable to adequately assist besieged French forces on |
| Oslo), but without heavy siege artillery, was | unable to take Akershus. |
| ring the birth of his son, Colin Craven, as is | unable to overcome his loss; it is thought to be a cu |
| for the benefit of the poor, and such as were | unable, for the want of teams, to proceed further. |
| ty and Walker were criticized heavily as being | unable to form government and unable to be a viable a |
| en he signed, and was designated as Physically | Unable to Perform. |
| Cl. argentinense is also asaccharolytic (i.e., | unable to metabolize carbohydrates). |
| mpany struggled with debt, as the Ashtons were | unable to secure bank loans. |
| Asia was | unable to get close, and so Commander Faulknor of Zeb |
| were deported by Stalin to Central Asia, were | unable to return to Georgia under the "Georgia for Ge |
| terian polity in the Westminster Assembly were | unable to forge a new English national church. |
| ts of the National Basketball Association were | unable to play any home games there for the entire 20 |
| , and since his local Liberal association were | unable to find another candidate for nominations clos |
| ar, 3 Cassiopeiae, that later astronomers were | unable to corroborate. |
| Sara Pezzini (Yancy Butler) is bitter at being | unable to bring her killer to justice. |
| The author expressed his sadness at being | unable to make use of his talent. |
| She is at first | unable to speak, and Fletcher diagnoses her condition |
| oseph where he revealed his annoyance at being | unable to attend. |
| uboea, which was in revolt, the Athenians were | unable to keep their entire fleet in the Hellespont, |
| However, these attackers were | unable to take Constantinople thanks to the walls, wh |
| stunted local development, and attendance was | unable to significantly increase over the forty year |
| However Attley was | unable to hold down a starting place in the team at t |
| with the other light, however, Dr. Atwood was | unable to complete his plan. |
| t meaning Stoke manager Horace Austerberry was | unable to field a settled side. |
| an early lead in game one, South Australia was | unable to hold on after allowing six runners to reach |
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