The nation, kept alive through subsidies on everything from food to gasoline, is straitjacketed by $ 120 billion in foreign debt, including $ 8 billion it owes the United States.
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Many other developers and owners of prime sites, including some religious institutions, say they feel straitjacketed and should have more flexibility to develop their sites or use air rights to build elsewhere.
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In this new era, Barkan and others argue, the issue of American reparations because of slavery _ straitjacketed for decades in a kind of intellectual bedlam _ is beginning to look sane.
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He said the work force had increasingly been " straitjacketed by management and organizational structures that lacked clear focus and were unable to adequately support a larger, more complex FBI ."
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In a ( literal ) mid-credits scene, Dreyfus is committed to a lunatic asylum for his actions, where he is straitjacketed inside a padded cell and vows revenge on Clouseau.
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He takes one last look at Barnett straitjacketed in his cell, but when he is distracted by an orderly ( Sinbad ), he looks back into the room to find it empty.
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Earlier this year, one journalist described the children he saw as " straitjacketed, lying naked on linoleum floors, cowering miserably in corners or penned up in outdoor wooden shelters ."
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Where Hare is struggling, through his characters, to wrestle with an issue, you sense that Marans came to a conclusion before he sat down to write and then straitjacketed his characters to fit.
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On the ground as a straitjacketed Valentine is carried off in an ambulance claiming to be a hero, the police, crew, and passengers begin to discuss the incident writing off Valentine as insane.
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But by 1810, the king's madness was deemed irreversible : the bulletin is dated Nov . 1; by Nov . 6 the king's physician, Robert Willis, had him straitjacketed.
