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At the same time, a shortage of experimentally determined parameters hobbles on-paper solutions, he adds.

In 66, a fifties teen piece with a comic-strip blow-up (by Santo Loquasto) of the famous highway, an old-timer hobbles among the kids; then, in a comic vignette Charles Weidman would have liked, tosses away his cane and becomes a soft-shoe dancing youth.

The future has lost its raison d'etre; the present is ill and hobbles like a wounded beast, and the past, the past that Guzman describes in his archaeological model of Tollund Man and Elling Woman (individuals from the Roman iron age, preserved in a perfect state in the peat bogs of northern Europe until their discovery in 1960), is covered, like a ragpicker, with strips and more strips of Letraset.

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Uncertainty further hobbles recovery since builders traditionally finance the different phases of construction by preselling apartments and taking out new loans.