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Meanings of crippled by in English

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Usage of crippled by in English
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South Korea' banking sector was crippled by the late 1990s financial crisis.
Reuters
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Both Countrywide and Merrill were crippled by the fast-spreading financial market crisis.
Reuters
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By which I mean more than 25 stone and crippled by self-loathing.
The Guardian
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If growth is constricted, it'll end up being crippled by the cast.
The Lost World
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I found my work much crippled by the loss of my arm.
Red Pepper Burns
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But, three months on, crippled by internal bickering, it has achieved little.
Reuters
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My own means have been seriously crippled by the extravagance of Reginald.
The Irrational Knot / Being the Second Novel of His Nonage
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It was being half-starved by cheap rates and crippled by clumsy apparatus.
The History of the Telephone
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He was crippled by a depression that had afflicted him since university.
The Guardian
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We're crippled by the loss of an important member of our party.
Lost in the Air
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His knowledge of the complexity gives us a report crippled by complexity.
The Guardian
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The man crippled by the automatic milking machine, his name is Howard.
Choke
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According to new research, the young primate's right hand was crippled by injury.
Wired
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Ovett, crippled by respiratory problems, was unable to offer serious competition.
The Guardian
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Congo's health system has been crippled by decades of mismanagement, underfunding and war.
Reuters
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Millions more are living in communities crippled by poverty and violence.
Reuters
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South Africa
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Australia
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Ireland
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