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DOGE, while not an official government agency, has left a series of government departments in disarray, according to critics, and hampered the ability of the government to maintain its basic functions.

The Dodgers took solace in the fact that Ohtani’s injury occurred in the back shoulder of his swing, confident it would hamper him less than if it’d happened to his lead right arm.

The country's ability to respond to the disease has been hampered by the conflict, between the M23 and DR Congo's army, as well as a lack of funding.

Dew usually hampers spinners, who are unable to get as much turn from the damp surface, or grip a wet ball.

A spokesperson thanked the public for offers of help, but individuals were advised not to try and assist as it could "hamper the systematic search".