Kenta Kambara, 34, shows his daughter Shiori, 2, Tokyo 2020 Paralympics posters displayed at a subway station in Tokyo, Japan, February 22, 2020. Kambara who was born with spina bifida, a disorder that paralysed his lower body, aims to perform at the Tokyo 2020 Paralympics opening or closing ceremonies. 'I'd already come to terms with my disability before I began dancing so it's not as if dancing 'saved' me. But before I started dancing, I often felt my wheelchair was cumbersome in my daily life ...But when it comes to dancing, I feel my use of a wheelchair makes it unique,' Kambara said. 'Disabilities have a negative image, but when it comes to dance, this is something only I can do.' REUTERS/Kim Kyung-Hoon SEARCH 'WHEELCHAIR DANCER' FOR THIS STORY. SEARCH "WIDER IMAGE" FOR ALL STORIES.

Kenta Kambara, 34, performs a dance as part of a lecture for an elementary school in Tokyo, Japan, February 21, 2020. Kambara who was born with spina bifida, a disorder that paralysed his lower body, aims to perform at the Tokyo 2020 Paralympics opening or closing ceremonies. "I'd already come to terms with my disability before I began dancing so it's not as if dancing 'saved' me. But before I started dancing, I often felt my wheelchair was cumbersome in my daily life ...But when it comes to dancing, I feel my use of a wheelchair makes it unique," Kambara said. "Disabilities have a negative image, but when it comes to dance, this is something only I can do." REUTERS/Kim Kyung-Hoon SEARCH "WHEELCHAIR DANCER" FOR THIS STORY. SEARCH "WIDER IMAGE" FOR ALL STORIES.

Kenta Kambara, 34, laughs with another dancer during a break at a rehearsal for an upcoming performance, at a studio in Tokyo, Japan, February 1, 2020. Kambara who was born with spina bifida, a disorder that paralysed his lower body, aims to perform at the Tokyo 2020 Paralympics opening or closing ceremonies. "I'd already come to terms with my disability before I began dancing so it's not as if dancing 'saved' me. But before I started dancing, I often felt my wheelchair was cumbersome in my daily life ...But when it comes to dancing, I feel my use of a wheelchair makes it unique," Kambara said. "Disabilities have a negative image, but when it comes to dance, this is something only I can do." REUTERS/Kim Kyung-Hoon SEARCH "WHEELCHAIR DANCER" FOR THIS STORY. SEARCH "WIDER IMAGE" FOR ALL STORIES.

Kenta Kambara, 34, poses with a fan after performing at 'Challenge & Move', a dance event in Tokyo, Japan, February 8, 2020. Kambara who was born with spina bifida, a disorder that paralysed his lower body, aims to perform at the Tokyo 2020 Paralympics opening or closing ceremonies. "I'd already come to terms with my disability before I began dancing so it's not as if dancing 'saved' me. But before I started dancing, I often felt my wheelchair was cumbersome in my daily life... But when it comes to dancing, I feel my use of a wheelchair makes it unique," Kambara said. "Disabilities have a negative image, but when it comes to dance, this is something only I can do." REUTERS/Kim Kyung-Hoon SEARCH "WHEELCHAIR DANCER" FOR THIS STORY. SEARCH "WIDER IMAGE" FOR ALL STORIES.

An armoured Israeli military vehicle drives along Israel's border with Egypt's Sinai peninsula, near the Nitzana crossing in this picture taken January 30, 2014. An Islamist insurgency boiling in the desert peninsula has claimed casualties among the Multinational Force and Observers (MFO), requiring new and often cumbersome precautions. And while participating countries do not say so publicly, there has been some behind-the-scenes debate over the MFO mandate at a period of unprecedentedly close Israeli-Egyptian security cooperation. In northeastern areas of Sinai once strictly demilitarised, Egypt, with Israel's consent, now routinely brings in troops,tanks, fighter jets and helicopters to fight insurgents. REUTERS/Amir Cohen/Files

A truck drives past crosses placed in memory of accident victims along highway BR-163, also known as the Highway of Death, in Lucas do Rio Verde, Mato Grosso state, September 27, 2012. Investment in Brazil probably grew at the fastest pace in three years in the first quarter, official data should show on May 29, 2013. But as much as two thirds of the rise may have come from the construction of heavy trucks - hardly the steady capital spending that Brazil so badly needs. Brazil's meager growth since 2011 is due in large part to that dismal investment rate, which President Dilma Rousseff is struggling to boost toward her goal of 25 percent of GDP. While consumer spending has kept the economy plodding along, a lack of capital spending and a host of transportation bottlenecks makes it hard to satisfy demand without stoking inflation. Last year Rousseff announced more than $100 billion in private road, rail and port concessions - a clear shift in strategy from the cumbersome state programs that disappointed in recent years. To match Analysis BRAZIL-ECONOMY/INVESTMENT Picture taken September 27, 2012. REUTERS/Nacho Doce (BRAZIL - Tags: FOOD BUSINESS TRANSPORT COMMODITIES)

A boy rides his bicycle past a line of trucks stuck along highway BR-163 also known as the Highway of Death, in Lucas do Rio Verde, Mato Grosso state, September 26, 2012. Investment in Brazil probably grew at the fastest pace in three years in the first quarter, official data should show on May 29, 2013. But as much as two thirds of the rise may have come from the construction of heavy trucks - hardly the steady capital spending that Brazil so badly needs. Brazil's meager growth since 2011 is due in large part to that dismal investment rate, which President Dilma Rousseff is struggling to boost toward her goal of 25 percent of GDP. While consumer spending has kept the economy plodding along, a lack of capital spending and a host of transportation bottlenecks makes it hard to satisfy demand without stoking inflation. Last year Rousseff announced more than $100 billion in private road, rail and port concessions - a clear shift in strategy from the cumbersome state programs that disappointed in recent years. To match Analysis BRAZIL-ECONOMY/INVESTMENT Picture taken September 26, 2012. REUTERS/Nacho Doce (BRAZIL - Tags: FOOD BUSINESS TRANSPORT COMMODITIES)

A freight train filled with cereal grain travels toward Brazil's main ocean port of Santos, in Alto Taquari, Mato Grosso state, September 23, 2012. Investment in Brazil probably grew at the fastest pace in three years in the first quarter, official data should show on May 29, 2013. But as much as two thirds of the rise may have come from the construction of heavy trucks - hardly the steady capital spending that Brazil so badly needs. Brazil's meager growth since 2011 is due in large part to that dismal investment rate, which President Dilma Rousseff is struggling to boost toward her goal of 25 percent of GDP. While consumer spending has kept the economy plodding along, a lack of capital spending and a host of transportation bottlenecks makes it hard to satisfy demand without stoking inflation. Last year Rousseff announced more than $100 billion in private road, rail and port concessions - a clear shift in strategy from the cumbersome state programs that disappointed in recent years. Picture taken September 23, 2012. To match Analysis BRAZIL-ECONOMY/INVESTMENT REUTERS/Nacho Doce (BRAZIL - Tags: FOOD BUSINESS TRANSPORT COMMODITIES)

An extra-long "bendy bus" drives through an intersection on its final day of service in London, December 9, 2011. The vehicles were used on 12 routes over the past decade but Mayor Boris Johnson called them "cumbersome machines" which were too big for narrow streets and encouraged fare-dodgers. REUTERS/Finbarr O'Reilly (BRITAIN - Tags: POLITICS TRANSPORT TRAVEL)

An extra-long "bendy bus" drives through an intersection on its final day of service in London, December 9, 2011. The vehicles were used on 12 routes over the past decade but Mayor Boris Johnson called them "cumbersome machines" which were too big for narrow streets and encouraged fare-dodgers. REUTERS/Finbarr O'Reilly (BRITAIN - Tags: TRANSPORT TRAVEL POLITICS)

An extra-long "bendy bus" (R) is overtaken by a double-decker bus, which will replace it on streets after its final day of operation on Friday, in London, December 9, 2011. The vehicles were used on 12 routes over the past decade but Mayor Boris Johnson called them "cumbersome machines" which were too big for narrow streets and encouraged fare-dodgers. REUTERS/Finbarr O'Reilly (BRITAIN - Tags: TRANSPORT SOCIETY POLITICS)

An extra-long "bendy bus" passes a row of bicycles on its final day of operation in London, December 9, 2011. The vehicles were used on 12 routes over the past decade but Mayor Boris Johnson called them "cumbersome machines" which were too big for narrow streets and encouraged fare-dodgers. REUTERS/Finbarr O'Reilly (BRITAIN - Tags: TRANSPORT SOCIETY POLITICS TRAVEL)

Two extra-long "bendy buses" stand parked at a terminus at Shepherd's Bush on their final day of operation in London, December 9, 2011. The vehicles were used on 12 routes over the past decade but Mayor Boris Johnson called them "cumbersome machines" which were too big for narrow streets and encouraged fare-dodgers. REUTERS/Finbarr O'Reilly (BRITAIN - Tags: TRANSPORT POLITICS SOCIETY)

Tseng Tse-kuei, the inventor of Fixblessing, a life saver watch, demonstrates the inflated product in Kenting, southern Taiwan, July 11, 2009. Concerned with water sport safety in the summer, a new watch was invented in Taiwan that replaces the cumbersome life jackets. The life saver watch inflates within seconds and holds up to 150kg (331 pounds), currently available in Taiwan and Singapore for approximately $80 per piece. REUTERS/Pichi Chuang (TAIWAN SOCIETY ODDLY)

Romania's Justice Minister Tudor Chiuariu gestures during a meeting with the foreign media in Bucharest November 20, 2007. The European Commission is impending Romania's fight against top level corruption by supporting prosecuting institutions that make the efforts more cumbersome, Chiuariu said on Tuesday. REUTERS/Mihai Barbu (ROMANIA)

Romania's Justice Minister Tudor Chiuariu gestures during a meeting with the foreign media in Bucharest November 20, 2007. The European Commission is impending Romania's fight against top level corruption by supporting prosecuting institutions that make the efforts more cumbersome, Chiuariu said on Tuesday. REUTERS/Mihai Barbu (ROMANIA)

A Congolese man lifts a bucket filled with mud as he searches for gold nuggets in a pit at Pkata gold mine, near Bunia in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, October 30, 2006. Picture taken October 30, 2006. REUTERS/James Akena (DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO)

Indian farmers carry ripe paddy from the fields near the eastern Indian city of Kolkata November 22, 2005. REUTERS/Parth Sanyal

Katie Guillot, 13, carries her luggage as she makes her way out of Crown Pointe, Louisiana, September 25, 2005. Winds resulting from Hurricane Rita have caused areas like Crown Pointe south of New Orleans to flood. Pictures of the Year 2005 REUTERS/Jessica Rinaldi

German doctors and hospital staff swim in their white coats in a lake during a protest in Langenselbold near Frankfurt July 20, 2005. Some 200 general practitioners, surgeons and medical staff from various hospitals in the state of Hesse demonstrated on Wednesday against the cumbersome bureaucracy in the hospital administration system. REUTERS/Alex Grimm GRI/AA

German doctors and hospital staff swim in their white coats in a lake during a protest in Langenselbold near Frankfurt July 20, 2005. Some 200 general practitioners, surgeons and medical staff from various hospitals in the state of Hesse demonstrated on Wednesday against the cumbersome bureaucracy in the hospital administration system. REUTERS/Alex Grimm PP05070225 PP05070290 GRI/AA

Indonesian soldiers unload aid supplies at a military camp in the tsunami-hit city of Banda Aceh on the Indonesian island of Sumatra January 6, 2005. The United Nations wants major donors to allocate nearly $1 billion of promised monies for spending on basic needs for victims of the Indian Ocean tsunami over the next six months. REUTERS/Romeo Ranoco CN

Tsunami refugees receive supplies distributed by USS Abraham Lincoln carrier strike group in Krueng Raya, northeast of Banda Aceh, Indonesia. Tsunami refugees receive supplies distributed by the USS Abraham Lincoln Carrier Strike Group in Krueng Raya, some 15 miles northeast of Banda Aceh, Indonesia January 3, 2005. REUTERS/Yuriko Nakao

An activist of the international non-governemental organisation "For
Mother Earth" takes a picture of demonstrators dressed as nuclear bombs
in front of NATO headquarters in Brussels, June 6, 2002. NATO defence
ministers gathered in Brussels on Thursday to work on an overhaul of
the alliance's military capability and its cumbersome Cold War command

structure to meet new threats in a post-September 11 world.
REUTERS/Francois Lenoir

A graphic shows how an electronic field is emitted from a shark shield in this undated graphic. An Australian firm unveiled an electronic shark repellant unit on March 27, 2002 that attaches to a swimmer's leg and emits an electronic field to ward-off sharks. [The electronic shark repellent unit is a miniature version of cumbersome anti-shark pods used to protect triathletes in Sydney Harbour during the 2000 Olympics and worn by abalone divers.]
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A surfer adjusts an electronic shark shield attached to his leg in this undated photo. An Australian firm unveiled an electronic shark repellant unit on March 27, 2002 that attaches to a swimmer's leg and emits an electronic field to ward-off sharks. The electronic shark repellent unit is a miniature version of cumbersome anti-shark pods used to protect triathletes in Sydney Harbour during the 2000 Olympics and worn by abalone divers.
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A diver adjusts an electronic shark shield fitted to his leg in this undated photo. An Australian firm unveiled an electronic shark repellant unit on March 27, 2002 that attaches to a swimmer's leg and emits an electronic field to ward-off sharks. [The electronic shark repellent unit is a miniature version of cumbersome anti-shark pods used to protect triathletes in Sydney Harbour during the 2000 Olympics and worn by abalone divers.]
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Russian President Vladimir Putin (R) listens to the president of the
World Bank James Wolfensohn during their meeting in Moscow, July 9,
2001. The World Bank fully backed President Vladimir Putin's attempts
to reform Russia's cumbersome legal system, the bank's chief said
Monday.

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Russian President Vladimir Putin gestures as he speaks during the
meeting with the president of the World Bank James Wolfensohn in
Moscow, July 9, 2001. The World Bank fully backs President Vladimir
Putin's attempts to reform Russia's cumbersome legal system, the bank's
chief said Monday.

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Russian President Vladimir Putin (L) and the president of the World
Bank James Wolfensohn smile as they meet in Moscow July 9, 2001. The
World Bank fully backs President Vladimir Putin's attempts to reform
Russia's cumbersome legal system, the bank's chief said Monday.

AS/GB

French Finance Minister Laurent Fabius leaves Matignon 31 August 2000 following a government meeting. [Fabius is set to unveil a wideranging reform of France's cumbersome tax system later today which is aimed at boosting the economy and the chances of the government's re-election. ]

French Finance Minister Laurent Fabius leaves Matignon August 31, 2000 following a government meeting. Fabius is set to unveil a wideranging reform of France's cumbersome tax system later today which is aimed at boosting the economy and the chances of the government's re-election.

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French Finance Minister Laurent Fabius and Prime Minister Lionel Jospin (L) leave Matignon August 31, 2000 following a government meeting. Fabius is set to unveil a wideranging reform of France's cumbersome tax system later today which is aimed at boosting the economy and the chances of the government's re-election.

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Japan's ambassador to Hanoi, Katsunari Suzuki, bows as he shakes the hand of Vietnamese Prime Minister Phan Van Khai (L) in Hanoi July 7. Khai had just addressed a conference for foreign oil and gas companies and foreign diplomats and had pledged to create a new investment climate in the energy sector. Foreign oil and gas firms in Vietnam have complained of cumbersome bureaucracy, punitive taxes and some of the toughest investment terms in the world.

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Vietnam Prime Minister Phan Van Khai, followed by Deputy Prime Minister Ngo Xuan Loc and Minister for Planning and Investment Tran Xuan Gia, arrives to speak at a conference for foreign oil and gas companies and foreign diplomats in Hanoi July 7. Khai pledged to create a new investment climate in the energy sector. Foreign oil and gas firms in Vietnam have complained of cumbersome bureaucracy, punitive taxes and some of the toughest investment terms in the world.

AJS/TAN/SB

Vietnam Prime Minister Phan Van Khai addresses a conference in Hanoi for foreign oil and gas companies and foreign diplomats July 7. Khai pledged to create a new investment climate in the energy sector. Foreign oil and gas firms in Vietnam have complained of cumbersome bureaucracy, punitive taxes and some of the toughest investment terms in the world.

AJS/TAN/SB

President Clinton holds up a Motorola two-way radio, which the US government was unable to purchase during the Gulf-War due to the cumbersome and complex procurement system of the federal government, during a ceremony for a government supply purchasing reform bill