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These and other actions will hamper the ability of workers to fight unfair labor practices and obtain redress.

Fracking projects under previous governments were hampered by planning delays, minor earthquakes, legal challenges and persistent protests.

Riley hobbled down the aisle, hampered by the chronic nerve injury in her left leg that has forced her to announce her retirement a month shy of her 38th birthday.

In the past, long shutdowns were usually seen as politically dangerous, hampering both voters' everyday lives and the images of lawmakers and the President.

The service also provides "cooking parcels", which include herbs and spices, as well as a toiletries hamper too.