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After the pandemic, the studio model that once allowed new tentpole films to be released in theaters virtually every week of the year was hobbled.

Union officials contend the changes could hobble the board and prevent it from investigating unfair labor practice charges filed by workers and carrying out its other responsibilities, such as overseeing elections.

Thomas has the potential to top 1,000 yards this season and Berger is eager to show his potential after being hobbled by an ankle injury over the final four games of last season.

Rodriguez said with the adjacent hills turning brown as fire season approaches, Sylmar is long overdue for the station, but the city is hobbled by a massive budget deficit.

It’s a lesson he said he learned the hard way, after having to summon ambulances to the fields in past summers because workers were hobbled by heat stroke.