Mr Persson shows little sign of being inhibited by the trickiness of politics at home.
The town, once inhibited by about 15, 000 people, is now a very sad scene.
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"My most recent feature was about Kenyan and Ugandan women being inhibited by culture to participate in AIDS vaccine trials, " said Esther.
In this conflict, Germany is deeply, and rightly, inhibited by its past.
Inhibited by his middle-class background, he led what appeared from the outside to be an impeccably "respectable" life, and his music leaves no doubt that he had equivocal feelings not just about his own attraction to men but about all forms of sexuality.
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They found that 50mg of the phytochemicals - extracted from the apple skin, inhibited the reproduction of the cells by 43%.
But these have not inhibited social mobility, as reflected by the fact that many of Thailand's political and business leaders are from humble and rural backgrounds.
Both are inhibited when the lungs are inflated, for example, and by high carbon dioxide levels in air or water.
Mr Carson said it was important that Gen Ntaganda's movement from the embassy to the airport was "in no way be inhibited", the Associated Press news agency quotes him as saying in a briefing to journalists in Kigali by video link from Washington.
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Among 158 college students, those who were less inhibited and more receptive to lots of stimuli also were able to generate more ideas than others, says the study by British researchers.
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