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- noun Plural form of
obstructer .
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Examples
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We needed to decide whether we wanted to circulate a resolution and have ministers meet in less than a week, on October 31, or whether we wanted sanctions against individual obstructers.
Surrender is not an Option John Bolton 2007
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We needed to decide whether we wanted to circulate a resolution and have ministers meet in less than a week, on October 31, or whether we wanted sanctions against individual obstructers.
Surrender is not an Option John Bolton 2007
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Many in Washington wanted to go after obstructers as well as suspects, which suited me, but Washington also wanted a ministerial-level meeting soon to present a unified response to Syria, so I pointed out to Hadley in a conference call that suspects were almost certainly also obstructers.
Surrender is not an Option John Bolton 2007
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Many in Washington wanted to go after obstructers as well as suspects, which suited me, but Washington also wanted a ministerial-level meeting soon to present a unified response to Syria, so I pointed out to Hadley in a conference call that suspects were almost certainly also obstructers.
Surrender is not an Option John Bolton 2007
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Many in Washington wanted to go after obstructers as well as suspects, which suited me, but Washington also wanted a ministerial-level meeting soon to present a unified response to Syria, so I pointed out to Hadley in a conference call that suspects were almost certainly also obstructers.
Surrender is not an Option John Bolton 2007
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Many in Washington wanted to go after obstructers as well as suspects, which suited me, but Washington also wanted a ministerial-level meeting soon to present a unified response to Syria, so I pointed out to Hadley in a conference call that suspects were almost certainly also obstructers.
Surrender is not an Option John Bolton 2007
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They are torturers, murderers and obstructers of justice.
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We needed to decide whether we wanted to circulate a resolution and have ministers meet in less than a week, on October 31, or whether we wanted sanctions against individual obstructers.
Surrender is not an Option John Bolton 2007
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We needed to decide whether we wanted to circulate a resolution and have ministers meet in less than a week, on October 31, or whether we wanted sanctions against individual obstructers.
Surrender is not an Option John Bolton 2007
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But with their position secure as the opposition (as opposed to the obstructers), they can put forward plans that are reasoned and well-crafted.
November 2004 2004
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