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hobble

[hob-uhl] / ˈhɒb əl /




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With movie screens across the country going dark and the theatrical exhibition industry hobbled by a series of unpredictable obstacles, many independent movie theaters are barely scraping by.

From Salon

High prices have hobbled Americans with a ball and chain.

From MarketWatch

Beijing’s bid for AI supremacy has been hobbled by a reliance on imported semiconductors.

From The Wall Street Journal

By some estimates, a nationwide general strike would be enough to hobble the economy in about a week.

From Salon

Sir Chris Hoy says he is on crutches and "hobbling about" after breaking a leg in a cycling crash which he described as the "worst" of his life.

From BBC