They are as psychologically and psychically damaging as they are physically damaging.
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But before damaging news is leaked, damaging events have to actually occur.
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However, politicians in Washington routinely ignore damaging facts while highlighting less damaging facts.
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I'm against Botox, I'm against injections; I think it's damaging your face, damaging your nerves.
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The agency said damaging winds, damaging surf, and flooding rains are a concern for the next 36 hours.
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"When you post something really damaging, reputationally damaging, about someone online, it's searchable and seeable," she told Retro Report.
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Its damaging legacy Such negative representations of black people left a damaging legacy in popular culture, especially in art and entertainment.
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It's damaging in terms of the advancements that we may make, but it's also damaging to the advancements that we've already made.
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"Damaging historical monuments, damaging the homeland, the nation — it's not going to resolve anything," said Alejandro Benitez, a psychologist in Mexico City.
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Both were textbook Trump false flag ops: fake controversies that aren't particularly damaging but soak up media attention from a more damaging story.
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But let's not mince words about how damaging Pence's actual policies have been, and how damaging they could be if implemented more widely.
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If you put too much pressure through the cuffs, you're going to potentially risk damaging skin, damaging arteries and other underlying soft tissues.
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Since Trump's impeachment, damaging information from Parnas and Bolton has implicated Trump in withholding military aid to Ukraine for damaging information on domestic rivals.
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The White House would likely fight such a step in court, triggering what would be a damaging showdown that would have damaging political reverberations.
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She resorted to a damaging whisper campaign founded on lies, and when presented with the opportunity to retract her damaging remarks, she refused. Rep.
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In a sense, big media is damaging America's mental and cultural state much as big tobacco has done for years in damaging the nation's lungs.
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Damaging sanctions Yet US President Donald Trump detested it, and imposed damaging sanctions again, leaving Iran adhering to a deal that it was getting nothing out of.
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Being invisible is so damaging on an individual identity level and then on a larger scale it is damaging because people's lives are lost because of it.
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The collateral included sexually explicit photos, videos in which the member tells damaging stories about themselves and letters making damaging statements against friends or family, the affidavit said.
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Damaging new testimony The gathering impeachment effort comes amid damaging new testimony by a respected military officer about Trump's alleged scheme to extract political dirt from the Kiev government.
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It's not just damaging to a network — it's damaging to civil society and to the United States' democracy, which is based on knowing the difference between truth and lies.
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Wild horses are damaging the land, but the government won't kill them Wild horses are damaging the land, but the government won't kill them This segment originally aired Jan.
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Where the problem lies is that certain drugs and behaviors in certain people lead to such powerful motivation to engage in the behavior that it's damaging or could be damaging.
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Everybody knows trailers can be misleading, but trailers like The Great Wall's can perpetuate damaging tropes, even if the films they're selling don't trade in those damaging tropes in the slightest.
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THIRD – it sets a very damaging and dangerous precedent.
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Damaging winds: A relatively small area of the coastline will experience the worst of the storm's winds, but a large area will still see a long duration of damaging winds from Florence.
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Large and damaging surf can be expected along exposed shorelines, especially along south and west facing coasts, with localized storm surge exacerbating the impacts of a prolonged period of damaging surf. 4.
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Among the many revelations in this morning's cascade of insanely damaging news reports (not to be confused with last night's cascade of insanely damaging news reports, or the cascade of insanely damaging news reports that awaits us tonight) is the existence of a back-channel between President Donald Trump and his axed national security adviser Michael Flynn.
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Trump's heated attack on the press during the Judge Curiel episode is one example of this theory in action—a less damaging controversy is presented to distract attention from the more damaging one.
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TRACK THE STORM Tornadoes and damaging winds across the South Severe weather, possibly including tornadoes, damaging wind and large hail, is predicted in much of the South on Friday and Saturday, Hennen said.
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How significant and damaging was whatever fight or alienation happened?
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He says the new law is "really damaging to democracy".
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They were almost as damaging to Biden as Harris' words.
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"They possibly view it as more damaging to his candidacy,"
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Large hail, damaging winds and isolated tornadoes will be possible.
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"Impact planned to be very damaging," Corsi wrote to Stone.
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Eric Swildens knows how damaging intellectual property trials can be.
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And it's already proven damaging: According to a recent LeanIn.
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What could I do with something so damaging yet seductive?
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He has said the leaks are damaging to national security.
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Melanoma tends to show up years after damaging sun exposure.
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But the most damaging blows landed off the football field.
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He is considered the most damaging spy in FBI history.
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Damaging winds, some hail, and isolated flash flooding is possible.
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The trick to pulling it off without damaging your strands?
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It was an incredibly damaging and offensive statement to make.
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Since the damaging report, shares of the company have slumped.
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We'll learn more damaging information about the White House's actions.
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Or finally extricating yourself from a damaging relationship or group.
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Belatedly the Clintons have realised how damaging their arrangements are.
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More damaging has been the news of his tax break.
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In fact, America has endured far wetter and more damaging.
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What you are doing is vile, damaging, stupid and cruel.
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And falling back on WTO membership would be economically damaging.
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And when we have damaging representations, that feeds into stereotypes.
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For China this has the makings of a damaging cycle.
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It doesn't mean that people's cellphones are directly damaging fetuses.
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Private jets are more damaging by an order of magnitude.
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There are "tremendous damaging effects" if the organization doesn't exist.
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LG: How damaging is the entire thing for Samsung now?
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Across Europe, the rise of populism is damaging public health.
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It's not can do no right, it's actually damaging society.
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Not because vibrators are inherently damaging, as some people think.
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"It would be very damaging for the party," she said.
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A damaging rivalry developed with Barzani and his son, Massoud.
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He added that whoever circulated such reports was damaging trust.
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"In the current situation, losing 1% is damaging," he says.
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Rain and wind can certainly be damaging during a hurricane.
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So are these tiny pieces of plastic damaging our bodies?
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But Kristof's recurring argument has glaring, and potentially damaging, flaws.
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But none of their hearings yielded such damaging sound bites.
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It's how Goop makes readers feel that's just as damaging.
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For Clinton, extended focus on the allegations could prove damaging.
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Eating fast food is frequently blamed for damaging our health.
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Has the crisis been damaging for Qatar or the quartet?
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You're saying that can be damaging in the long term?
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It can be damaging, as in the Sony data theft.
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It's that ulceration that has such damaging effects, Caffrey said.
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In fact, there have been very few truly damaging cyberattacks.
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Yet the federal government still imposes these damaging regulations regularly.
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It was really damaging to my day to day psyche.
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I DON'T THINK THIS IS DAMAGING THE MARKET AT ALL.
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Two other incidents were pedestrians damaging the stopped Uber vehicles.
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Worse, he now faces a damaging allegation of domestic violence.
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Even more damaging to the Trump cause, though, is Nixon.
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Republicans can start by addressing unpopular and damaging ObamaCare taxes.
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That's really damaging — not just for females, but for society.
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The first way is both deceptively simple and monumentally damaging.
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It's damaging to what the fabric of that country is.
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Weisselberg, however, could prove even more damaging to the President.
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Some of those emails turned were quite damaging to Mrs.
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He tackled him, breaking six ribs and damaging a lung.
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One hopes that an extraordinarily damaging outcome can be avoided.
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Big automakers have shown resiliency once damaging scandals are resolved.
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Maybe women might understand more how damaging this environment is.
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McCabe, in particular, was damaging to the special counsel investigation.
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But the damaging plays ended up coming from set pieces.
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The weather will become more damaging, with more intense storms.
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He is an incredibly damaging role model for young Americans.
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And the consequences are damaging to generations of our children.
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People in the US deserve better," and "Stop damaging people.
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That fire is now 73% contained after damaging 22 structures.
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People are damaging it by burning (crops) and by polluting.
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Poor people have "poor relationships," and they can be damaging.
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Politically, there's no doubt that this is a damaging development.
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But he described the statements as "damaging" to Trump's defense.
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The agency's predictions follow a damaging El Nino weather period.
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The stigma of mental vulnerability is especially damaging in politics.
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Still, the couple's earlier financial decisions resurfaced in damaging ways.
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Toxic rhetoric like Gingrich's is therefore dangerous and strategically damaging.
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Rising sea levels and damaging storms will lower property values.
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More than 100 damaging wind reports have already come in.
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Lack of good media oxygen is damaging to any campaign.
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Love is actually disruptive, emotionally violent, challenging and ultimately damaging.
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The result, at least in politics, is, often extremely damaging.
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"One could hardly imagine a more damaging endorsement," Pleasants wrote.
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Last year, the coalition bombed the port, damaging its cranes.
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To go down that path would be damaging beyond belief.
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"They are damaging the things that are good in Sweden."
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More damaging still was her criticism of his Brexit policy.
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The most damaging lies are the ones we tell ourselves.
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This is especially true when the information is potentially damaging.
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The precarious state of affairs is already damaging the economy.
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Because it's just overwhelming evidence that this is incredibly damaging.
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This makes the storm surges that accompany hurricanes more damaging.
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Echo's damaging abilities only compound the threat she poses further.
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Sexual assault is damaging to society, destroying lives and relationships.
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It stays at 365 degrees Fahrenheit to avoid damaging hair.
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That's why this malicious torrent of questions is so damaging.
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Prices are climbing fast, damaging people's already precarious living standards.
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Yet recent fiscal policy has been confused and sometimes damaging.
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But the fight has spilled over into more damaging areas.
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The change is terribly damaging for the country's political system.
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That will be much more damaging to the department's reputation.
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But in doing so, you risk damaging your device's screen.
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How do you hang the art without damaging the walls?
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The precise nature of the promised damaging information about Mrs.
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" -- Eugene Robinson: "The most damaging witness against Trump is Trump.
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"The damaging effect of noise exposure is cumulative," he said.
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But it's just as damaging if the oil doesn't spill.
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The move could have a damaging effect on U.S. companies.
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But can she do so without damaging her own brand?
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The N.R.A. refused to settle, but the suits were damaging.
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This is not just false, it's ludicrous and it's damaging.
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I don't think that's a highly damaging or difficult matter.
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"You have now made serious and damaging allegations," McCaskill wrote.
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The calculation is that inaction would be even more damaging.
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The main result so far has been more damaging leaks.
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The main result so far has been more damaging leaks.
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May's ability to avoid a chaotic and economically damaging departure.
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It's a more subtle, less damaging way in most regards.
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If it happens, this trade war will be immensely damaging.
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It was also the most damaging, costing nearly $200 billion.
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And the proliferation of goats has been damaging the environment.
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Why it's damaging to blame celebrity "meltdowns" on mental illness
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And that could potentially prove to be just as damaging.
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The country expects us to provide stability not damaging division.
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The experiments did not seem to produce any damaging effects.
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The espionage attempt by the Nixon campaign failed, whereas the effort by the Russian government succeed in gathering damaging information whose release sowed divisiveness in the Democratic Party damaging to the Hillary Clinton campaign.
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According to the U.S. Geological Survey, 16 states have a relatively high likelihood of experiencing damaging ground shaking in the next 50 years, and nearly half of all Americans are exposed to potentially damaging earthquakes.
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"Blair and his elitist gang are damaging our negotiating strength, thus damaging our national interest by their continuing efforts to undermine democracy," said Richard Tice, who helped found one of the two Leave campaign groups.
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We understand that's disrespectful at best and actively damaging at worst.
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The U-turn may help Italy escape damaging European Union fines.
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In short, cryolipolysis selectively destroys fat cells without damaging surrounding tissue.
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The plaintiff's trial evidence would almost certainly have been politically damaging.
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Cantlon told Gizmodo that the meeting was a damaging public shaming.
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I think there are gender norms that are damaging to everyone.
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Many don't tell their bosses for fear of damaging their careers.
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S. trade war may not be as damaging as once feared.
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This is why Donald Trump's "No Entry" sign is so damaging.
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Now, it's blowing up again—and damaging Facebook in the process.
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If true, that would be incredibly damaging to the Trump administration.
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"What he said was incredibly damaging," a former executive told WIRED.
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Our feckless laziness isn't just damaging our bodies, though, oh no.
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But the intermittent period of uncertainty could be very damaging indeed.
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I knew that Scary Mary was damaging the children she taught.
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In some ways it's damaging to have this folklore around them.
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But from Legend's perspective, that kind of image can be damaging.
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Otherwise, the risk of economically-damaging 'no deal' Brexit rises dramatically.
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Caterpillars, stem borers and mirid bugs were also damaging the crops.
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The brush simultaneously dries, smooths, and volumizes hair, without damaging it.
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They treat me like I would somehow be damaging to children.
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I don't think it'll be anything too damaging, but we'll see.
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The fog of war can be as damaging as war itself.
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For beauty buffs, the most damaging kryptonite is a makeup vault.
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We're within 10 or 12 years of damaging this planet irreversibly.
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The one thing that makes us laugh is actually damaging us.
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But the effect on the broader electorate could prove more damaging.
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A major earthquake struck Alaska's biggest city, damaging highways and buildings.
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I was more worried about damaging my floor than the phone.
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These moves could help cushion the economy from another damaging recession.
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There are some fake Scottish accents though, which is damaging. 163.
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It's an implausible and damaging depiction of living with mental illness.
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And besides, I'm not damaging any glaciers or emitting gas fumes.
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These stereotypes were so damaging, that they've lasted hundreds of years.
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I think it's very damaging to people who perform sex work.
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Any erosion of trust on intelligence-sharing would be deeply damaging.
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A more damaging criticism is that maize makes an inefficient fuel.
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Many will never get their money, damaging Britain's slender supply chain.
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You can throw it on and it's not damaging your hair.
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"I think it could be very damaging for people," she says.
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At issue is whether the destruction is creative or just damaging.
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Meanwhile, a series of bombs exploded across southern Thailand, damaging banks.
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Those two things are very consequential, very damaging, very scary things.
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But in the long run, you would be damaging your efficiency.
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The movement has always opposed it as unnecessary and environmentally damaging.
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Never seeing a body like yours on television is unequivocally damaging.
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Vale's employees will mourn the loss of their colleagues, damaging motivation.
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Large hail, damaging winds and isolated tornadoes will be at risk.
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Metal-pronged brushes can scratch the scalp and be quite damaging.
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The trade tensions evoked by President Trump could be very damaging.
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It can be especially damaging for those struggling with mental illness.
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But airlines damaging your luggage beyond repair can be absolutely infuriating.
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That's why the debacle in Helsinki was damaging for the president.
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When you start thinking like that it can be really damaging.
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This weather can have a really damaging impact on your skin.
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Did the voters really learn any new or real damaging information?
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Dwyer doesn't see the issues contributing to a damaging sell-off.
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We see a risk of economically damaging brinkmanship in the process.
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One reason to move cautiously is to avoid damaging banks' profitability.
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A damaging accounting scandal was then uncovered shortly after his appointment.
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Damaging effects can and will be felt outside of the cone.
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She told Reagan Battalion that there's more damaging stuff out there.
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But his statements in the civil deposition were far more damaging.
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But those were less damaging than the shift to online shopping.
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"I say these new settlements are doubly damaging," Espinoza Hilario said.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - After a damaging accounting scandal at Toshiba Corp (6502.
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Entertainment's perpetuation of this trope is damaging to black women everywhere.
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"That is very damaging to the prime minister," Rasheed Razvi said.
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Information that could be damaging is often withheld from the public.
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McGregor then allegedly stomped on the phone several times, damaging it.
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She declined to be named for fear of damaging her career.
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A stronger Sky would be most damaging for pay-TV competitors.
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The Android case could potentially be the most damaging for Google.
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The trade is damaging some of the world's most important ecosystems.
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Lawyers are not allowed to simply release damaging information without authorization.
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Still, slowly but surely, they're blocking Trump's most damaging cabinet nominees.
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In deep red states like Kentucky, maybe that's not that damaging.
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Refurbished devices are like new and less damaging to the environment.
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The company continues to struggle with executive departures and damaging exposés.
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" "I would think that would be very damaging to his health.
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If Trump's actions have been damaging, López Obrador's have been disastrous.
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Los Angeles fell to 4-6, seriously damaging its playoff hopes.
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When you start thinking like that, it can be really damaging.
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The dismissal of someone's experience as just "bad" is actively damaging.
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In another damaging blow, Cohen said he lied for political reasons.
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Pruitt has been dealing with a flurry of damaging news reports.
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Such a vote could prove politically damaging for various senators, however.
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However, that case didn't involve the question of damaging personal effects.
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Trump's tweets are the single most damaging element to his administration.
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"This debate is not only damaging but also superfluous," said Schaeuble.
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It is not news that these unconscious biases are incredibly damaging.
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One bullet struck her, damaging her stomach, spleen, lung and liver.
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Mueller's testimony, while uneven, produced some potentially damaging moments for Trump.
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"These statements are false and defamatory, and extremely damaging," Harder wrote.
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Mercury produces severe, damaging impacts on kids' health and the environment.
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This could lead to flash flooding and damaging winds further inland.
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A higher exchange rate would be damaging on all those fronts.
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The emails from Keckley are particularly damaging to the police narrative.
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Alexander Vindman, who'd delivered damaging impeachment testimony earlier in the week.
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You might want to leave damaging chemical straighteners in the past.
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It's easy to forget how emotionally damaging such experiences can be.
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"Some things, like, shouldn't be on the market because they're damaging."
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To them, Yang's use of Asian stereotypes is damaging and hurtful.
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Most damaging, however, was that each also sought to accommodate China.
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Others argued that the mounting allegations were too damaging to ignore.
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He added that inaction by the ECB would be more damaging.
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She also left herself space to negotiate a less damaging departure.
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Trump's own plans may prove as damaging to NATO as Russia's.
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There are broadly two methods of attack that would be damaging.
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Is staring at your phone ultimately as damaging as blacking out?
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She was a gusher at all times of negative, damaging information.
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"Criticism is different from violence and damaging public properties," he added.
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It impairs vision by damaging the blood vessels in the eyes.
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There is a cleaning technique that works without damaging your dollars.
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"The solution could be more damaging to public trust," he says.
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"Simply put, tariffs are damaging taxes on American consumers," he said.
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Potentially more damaging, though, were exchanges on immigration and criminal justice.
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The GOP's opposition to confirming Obama's nominee could be politically damaging.
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Any three Republicans can likely keep a damaging bill from passing.
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Dahl himself frequently warned of the mind-damaging effects of television.
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Exercise might make these annual bacchanals less metabolically damaging than otherwise.
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Alienating the royal family, meanwhile, has proved damaging to broadcast careers.
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In general, taking things for granted is considered irresponsible, even damaging.
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The negative reviews were damaging, but the visual splendor won out.
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"Expect damaging winds and heavy rain," the National Weather Service warned.
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His attacks, as damaging as they are, will vaporize in time.
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It is a sorry abdication of duty damaging to all involved.
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The government can't prevent the coronavirus from damaging the U.S. economy.
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That could conceivably change, of course, if new damaging information emerged.
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These photos show just how damaging the desert locust can be.
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Desert locusts are the most notorious — and damaging — breed of locust.
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Such a scenario, economists warn, would be hugely disruptive and damaging.
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The run-up is leading to worries about a damaging crash.
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Plus, "AI is not as damaging as atom bombs," he said.
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Unusually heavy rain flooded roads and damaging houses and other buildings.
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It's time to end the damaging brinkmanship over the debt ceiling.
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"Heat on wet or dry hair is still damaging," he says.
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But for black inmates, what happens inside can be profoundly damaging.
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When that trust is violated, the fallout can be deeply damaging.
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But the firm also raised the possibility of something more damaging.
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But the negotiations could drag out for months, damaging business relations.
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He argued that the makeshift memorial risked damaging the original monument.
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The Márquez defection is also politically damaging to the peace process.
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Damaging one region of the watershed would likely have oversized consequences.
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This type of coverage is damaging to Trump for two reasons.
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These social injustices against girls create a damaging chain of events.
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The storms also brought damaging tornadoes to Alabama, Kentucky and Mississippi.
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Mr. Kushner's war with Mr. Bannon has been a damaging distraction.
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They targeted Qatar and invited people to send in damaging material.
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Christie said the backbiting is a damaging distraction for the administration.
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The main threat will be damaging winds and an isolated tornado.
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That's why these conspiracy theories are so damaging to Trump's opponents.
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Even a delay of two to three years could be damaging.
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His unpaid loans and understaffed store are damaging his personal relationships.
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But a voice of dangerous and damaging conspiracy theories should not.
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Its refusal to do so is singularly damaging to regional security.
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The wall announcement has already provoked a damaging clash with Mexico.
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Neo-mercantilism is both damaging and unworkable in today's global economy.
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Cleaning up wastes water, and detergents are damaging for the environment.
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Would they have been received as scandalous, revealing, unflattering and damaging?
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In those cases, hacking back could be damaging to another victim.
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"The contract with Braskem is very damaging to Mexico's interests," Sen.
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The unknown is very often much more damaging than the known.
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Damaging winds, floods, high surf and storm surge are still possible.
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Fines for damaging radars can run as high as 75,000 euros.
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H. R. McMaster, worry about picking a damaging fight with allies.
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The walls also help protect the fragile works from damaging light.
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"Water itself is actually super damaging to hair," Dr. Bowe said.
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It's hard to overstate how damaging some of these planks are.
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Allowing witness testimony could bring up new evidence damaging to Trump.
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But from then on Ruiz delivered most of the damaging blows.
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They all requested anonymity to avoid damaging ties with Chinese leaders.
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How damaging has that been to efforts to combat white nationalism?
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Observers have said Cohen's testimony could prove highly damaging to Trump.
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That's because it is specifically designed to avoid damaging the cork.
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But he's keen to stress he's not only after damaging material.
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Like, say, damaging information the Russian government collected about Hillary Clinton.
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Are they damaging ... There's no evidence they result in violence. Right.
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But it's having another effect: It's potentially damaging the state's economy.
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But possibly the most damaging of Clinton's attributes is, ironically, her practicality.
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Trump's key subsidies cut seen damaging hospitals, insurers ** Financials fall 0.9 pct.
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The Italian broadcaster said the matter had led to a damaging paralysis.
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The role played by families in the recruitment process is particularly damaging.
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The gunshot had pierced his stomach, damaging his large and small intestines.
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Are Tyler's half-decade old lyrics truly more damaging than Trump's rhetoric?
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Less lethal, but still damaging, are effects to the mammals' social structure.
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Shuriken attacks are very damaging in the hands of a skilled player.
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Instead of damaging her reputation, it only made Ocasio-Cortez seem cooler.
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But multiple supercells fired off throughout the afternoon, spawning the damaging tornados.
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The aircraft bounced around before skidding off the runway, damaging the plane.
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Such an outcome would be damaging to both sides, EU officials say.
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Would he be thankful if it were really damaging to his opponent?
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So far none of the revelations have been particularly damaging for Clinton.
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Earbuds are essentially designed to shoot sound directly at your eardrums. Damaging?
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And that's why the Panama Papers release was so damaging to him.
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WHile Harry adds that thinking in that way can be really damaging.
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Frankly, Franken's exchange is less damaging to Sessions than the Leahy questionnaire.
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It's so addictive and what it does to you is so damaging.
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Framing fatness as a fault can also prove damaging to people's health.
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Of these, the audio -- from an interview in 1991 -- seems particularly damaging.
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"I don't want you damaging yourself or the baby," one commenter wrote.
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It's causing problems for farmers, damaging homes and buildings, and contaminating groundwater.
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Her devastatingly damaging allegation therefore comes down to her word against his.
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And typically, the most damaging fires usually occur in September and October.
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On Thursday, he said, Israeli soldiers shot at his wheelchair, damaging it.
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Merger activity, which reduces the number of listed firms, is damaging competition.
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That has raised the prospect of an economically damaging no-deal Brexit.
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Yet again the cover-up proved more damaging than the original peccadillo.
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What could be so destructive and damaging has turned into a positive.
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Getting it for the 'gram isn't worth damaging yourself or your camera.
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"I think [the idea of the tortured artist] is damaging," Graddy says.
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Because they understand that the emerging evidence is extremely damaging to Trump.
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One even pinged off a space station window, damaging the thick glass.
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Officials in Mumbai have tried to make the business less environmentally damaging.
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Capital taxes are therefore more damaging to the economy than wage taxes.
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Just don't use too much liquid, to avoid damaging the wiring inside.
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But more to the point, it's equally damaging to the national conversation.
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The informal hawala networks suffered, damaging remittances to Indonesia and the Philippines.
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But the current wave of criticism is unusually damaging for two reasons.
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But a clear determination to stop tolerating damaging trade practices could help.
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Many have suggested such a disorderly exit risks damaging the U.K. economy.
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That can be very damaging to people's self esteem and worldly outlook.
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The agency said several damaging quakes have occurred recently near injection wells.
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Major intraparty challenges to incumbent presidents can be damaging for either party.
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But its effect on democracy's global reach could be far more damaging.
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It's hardly the most damaging accusation that has been thrown at Aker.
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"If it is that, it would be very, very damaging," he said.
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But those kinds of long-held narrative habits aren't titillating, they're damaging.
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And that's far more damaging than whether or not Avery is guilty.
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I don't believe in putting out filthy, damaging literature to the world.
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The new fentanyl trade works on a much larger, more damaging scale.
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But injustice that is less damaging to people's lives is still injustice.
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That would risk damaging Mexico's sovereign-bond ratings, scaring away foreign capital.
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Arctic sea ice is feeling the damaging effects of all this heat.
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The president said he would take damaging information offered by foreign operatives.
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Second, these stressed-out cells pollute the body, damaging healthy cells nearby.
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His reputation was further tarnished by a damaging bribery scandal in China.
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Back in 2013, Typhoon Usagi destroyed eight conventional turbines, while damaging eight.
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A breach of the latter can be damaging for your financial future.
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Avoiding a potentially damaging shutdown was also a win for all sides.
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It is also seen by psychologists as incredibly dangerous and intensely damaging.
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Chemotherapy and radiation can often have damaging effects on the reproductive system.
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This isn't Brock's first time looking for damaging information on an administration.
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Going back home and letting it process can be the most damaging.
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A "worst-case" spill, while unlikely, would also be damaging, it said.
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That's why this story may end up being so damaging to Trump.
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It's normal, but it can still be damaging to our mental health.
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The broader picture presented by Comey's testimony is deeply damaging to Trump.
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Bleaching All hair colorants are harmful - but bleaching is the most damaging.
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Otherwise, the hearings may just be politically damaging to the White House.
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"These are not victimless crimes, but damaging invasions of privacy," he said.
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But cyber operations can quickly turn from espionage to something more damaging.
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Main impacts of damaging wind/torrential rainfall from Monterey to Los Angeles.
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But damaging frozen tissue when you try to warm it is easy.
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The sources spoke anonymously to avoid damaging their relationships with the administration.
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And saving it is dangerous because failing to secure it is damaging.
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Some simply don't realize just how damaging a data breach would be.
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Did Russian President Vladimir Putin collect damaging information on President Donald Trump?
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Of these, repealing the Affordable Care Act would be the most damaging.
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Any border (or customs) controls along Hadrian's Wall could be very damaging.
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He has been in jail ever since, accused of "damaging national unity".
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Why choose that moment to engage in a particularly damaging harassment campaign?
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But not so damaging that they won't go through with it anyway.
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However, a full-blown bail-out would be more damaging this time.
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And that's had, I think, a damaging effect on the economy overall.
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But even more damaging, Ms. Credle said, is when men ignore her.
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China responded with borderline absurd promises of retaliation, carefully avoiding anything damaging.
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They think Beijing will retaliate against U.S. interests, possibly damaging American farmers.
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The Russians had promised damaging information on Trump's political opponent, Hillary Clinton.
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Insulating lawmakers from popular discontent is ultimately damaging to American self-government.
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But these bailout proposals wouldn't truly protect customers from damaging electricity outages.
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This latest one must surely be the largest and most damaging, however.
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Another way to minimize a damaging news story is to downplay it.
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But Trump's recent tweets aren't just damaging relations with the United Kingdom.
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Facebook is not simply addictive or potentially damaging to those under 13.
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Both men and women are capable of leveling false but damaging allegations.
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As damaging as this bill would be, the outrage has been minimal.
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Others argue that they have damaging effects on attention spans and intelligence.
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House Democrats have procured damaging testimony from current and former administration officials.
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But I am harassed in other ways that feel much more damaging.
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"Boris Johnson's eagerness to push for such a damaging deal is shocking."
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No one to protect against damaging sensitive habitats, landscapes or historic sites.
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Already, financial and trade wars are damaging free trade and jeopardizing alliances.
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It would be damaging if patients became distrustful of all expert advice.
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Trump has also criticized Japan's trade policies as damaging to U.S. jobs.
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"To keep extending without getting anywhere would be very damaging," McGuinness said.
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Ukraine has also blamed Moscow for targeting the nation with damaging cyberattacks.
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The emails were seen as potentially damaging to Clinton's campaign against Trump.
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His appointments grow worse, his resentments more inflamed, his policies more damaging.
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Pence's office has been quick to disassociate itself from potentially damaging testimony.
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Trump and his team need to do better at damaging Clinton politically.
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This disclosure may turn out to be the most damaging of all.
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Damaging the opposition parties, while not completely destroying them, is now essential.
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Vivid, damaging details like these are likely to be highlighted by Democrats.
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Californians have lived with the risk of a damaging earthquake for centuries.
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What wasn't known to the court proved to be even more damaging.
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Cody Crawford, 29, pleaded no contest last fall to damaging religious property.
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She did not pay, and the card was canceled, damaging her credit.
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Brazilian fighter Jos Mendonca, possibly had his most damaging fight to date.
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All withdrew their names from consideration after damaging information came to light.
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Scaling back disruptive and damaging regulations will do much to accomplish this.
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Extreme weather events have become more frequent and more damaging, he said.
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It remains to be seen just how damaging these reports will be.
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Bret: But the coronavirus threat illustrates how damaging Trump's presidency has been.
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Even companies like Nike have faced allegations of deliberately damaging unwanted stock.
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The most damaging development involved a young foreign policy adviser, George Papadopoulos.
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The hurricane was the most damaging storm to ever hit the Bahamas.
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"It seems like it's not really registering how damaging this could be."
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For Mr. Zuckerberg, the outcry over Cambridge Analytica has been personally damaging.
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The arrangement allows families to take time off without damaging the economy.
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They see endless, overlapping investigations as a more damaging course of action.
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You become potentially an unwitting part of something that's hateful and damaging.
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Iranians understand how damaging a conflict with the United States could be.
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Rapid changes are the ones that would be most damaging and painful.
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Like all electronics, phones are hard to clean without damaging sensitive electronics.
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Trump is certainly acting as if his business history contains damaging information.
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This is all unnecessary, if not damaging, at an election-watching party.
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And yes: it is safe to remove it without damaging the phone.
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The delay has been damaging for the institution, and for Sydney itself.
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"And it can sit outside for four hours without damaging the quality."
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"Lead is very toxic and very damaging to people," Ms. Reyes said.
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NBC denies that it was ever presented with damaging material about Lauer.
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But according to the sisterhood, that outlook is more damaging than productive.
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If a culture is bad, unsafe, damaging, is it the VC's fault?
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They are especially damaging if water is already at high astronomical tide.
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A tree crashed through her kitchen window, damaging her stove, she said.
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But a fall in rural incomes risks damaging that support next year.
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Those found guilty of damaging his image will be issued a warning.
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Both had given testimony damaging to Trump in the House impeachment hearings.
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New data shows just how common and damaging the attacks have become.
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It's not only Trump that emerged from the damaging saga more powerful.
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The attempted clean-ups have proved damaging to those around Trump, too.
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" Still, Smith slammed using Pentagon funds for the wall as "really damaging.
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It is damaging the environment, as people get pushed into longer commutes.
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"This is a very strong storm, very powerful and damaging," he continued.
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Ms. Veselnitskaya has since said she never had damaging information about Mrs.
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Here's how to have festive holiday décor without damaging the planet. 20163.
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And even some Republicans worry that new, damaging information may yet emerge.
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It likely will be the island's most damaging earthquake in a century.
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It is extremely destructive and damaging to impressionable children viewing the commercial.
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He talked about the Clinton investigation in extremely public and damaging ways.
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Into the Dark depicts the retreats as damaging, sexist, and borderline evil.
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The best companies already realize the damaging effect of post-employment restrictions.
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To Democrats, he is also overseeing a damaging era of unapologetic immorality.
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Trump Jr. denied Sunday that he received any damaging information about Clinton.
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It made no mention of the offer of damaging information on Clinton.
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But the French president was actually attacking Trump for damaging the alliance.
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Egyptian authorities had said they detained Fathy for damaging the government's reputation.
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Maybe we hoped we could skirt by without the damage damaging us.
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The idea that scholars of color are rare is a damaging fiction.
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This technology is addictive and damaging the mental health of our children.
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For immigration advocates, the next round could create lasting and damaging precedent.
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Overgrazing is all too prevalent, damaging the land and degrading wildlife habitats.
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Venezuela's economic crisis is complicating matters and damaging its energy production capabilities.
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This is damaging police efforts to bring criminals to justice, experts said.
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He has repeatedly denied that he received any damaging information about Clinton.
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For incarcerated women, a punitive approach to visitation is even more damaging.
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It's damaging — to the White House, to the presidency, to the country.
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Climate change makes these storms more powerful, more damaging and more expensive.
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Meteorites as heavy as several pounds hit the ground, some damaging homes.
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The primary concern is damaging winds, and brief tornado activity is possible.
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"This is a damaging agreement to our national interests," the motion said.
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The hacks led to damaging leaks that roiled the U.S. presidential election.
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The implicit racism and sexism of "electability" is deeply damaging to democracy.
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Natasha Bertrand, national security correspondent: The testimony was consistent and largely damaging.
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Perhaps most damaging, Mr. Trump's unreasonable compensation demand undermines yet another alliance.
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And how can you say or do that without damaging your friendship?
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Rinsing your glassware before putting it in the dishwasher can be damaging.
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Few things could be more damaging to Puerto Rico's ability to rebuild.
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Industrious had to route cables to avoid damaging the wood, he said.
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My relative is thin-skinned, and I worry about damaging our relationship.
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We're confident he doesn't have anything damaging to tell about the president.
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"I think that is more damaging than serving time, to be honest."
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How damaging are lost crab traps to efforts to restore seafloor ecosystems?
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The people I spoke to found these assumptions to be personally damaging.
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Blocking rewards: How the immune system could help treat cocaine addiction Crack cocaine has been ranked by experts as being the third most damaging drug and powdered cocaine, which causes a milder high, as the fifth most damaging.
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A Trump trade war with China is likely to be no more damaging and arguably less damaging and less effective (but much clumsier, more visible and playing to the gallery) than the TPP would have been for China.
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He described how his tent had completely submerged, damaging all his family's belongings.
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Yet the government's decision to push for looser regulation now looks politically damaging.
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Methane gas is 7003 times more damaging to the environment than carbon dioxide.
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Hostile takeovers are always going to be damaging affairs, no matter the outcome.
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What's the most fitting punishment for damaging a Yayoi Kusama infinity room, Aries?
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This isn't the first time stupidity has led to someone damaging the lines.
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Taking the vote to the floor would prove to be a damaging loss.
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Nothing in the report speaks to the sabotage or damaging of any equipment.
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Excessive or weird expenses are even more damaging for your career, Schawbel said.
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Miracle Mineral Solution, which shares properties with bleach and has damaging side effects.
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In July 2016, an EF-2 twister hit Eureka, damaging nearly 100 homes.
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So, the hysteria here is -- it&aposs damaging because nobody is saying that.
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Constant fluctuations in electricity also risk damaging the limited equipment that hospitals have.
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Too much pressure and those bubbles can implode violently, irreversibly damaging the barrier.
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These winds occasionally reached down to the surface, resulting in damaging wind gusts.
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"We want to educate our youth that using drugs is damaging," Erdan said.
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Alcohol has been ranked as the most damaging drug by other experts, too.
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Protesters also threw rocks at the police, injuring 16 and damaging police vehicles.
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And if you're worried about scratching or damaging the lenses, not to worry!
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The president's announcement is baffling and, if carried out, will be terribly damaging.
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It wasn't damaging because it was convincing; people just wanted to believe it.
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And it was damaging to her prospects given how the state is changing.
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The immigration agency said he was detained by authorities for resisting, damaging property.
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And the corruption charge, always dangerous politically, may be particularly damaging for Trump.
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"It's really hard to explain to foreigners how damaging this is," she said.
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However, some critics have cast the efforts as overly theatrical and potentially damaging.
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An economically damaging rupture with the Saudis if he does call them out.
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Most damaging to the government are the constant disputes between the two parties.
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Just as damaging, the universities are being forced to eat into their capital.
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In a deposition, Appelbaum argues that Lovecruft's accusation against him was similarly damaging.
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It said that damaging wind gusts, hail and isolated tornadoes could crop up.
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If their effect is damaging, they could in principle wipe out whole species.
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The other criminal mischief charge for damaging the victim's door is still pending.
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Those are the same storytelling dynamics that make a classic fridging so damaging.
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So, again, Mulvaney's comments undermining Trump are in play and potentially quite damaging.
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A high interest burden can lead to missed opportunities or a damaging bankruptcy.
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Hurricanes bring triple threats: damaging wind speed, high storm surge, and heavy rainfall.
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The cultural consequences are, in many ways, more damaging in the long-term.
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Clinton late in the presidential campaign was more damaging to her than helpful.
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CSIRO calls carp the "most invasive and damaging pests" of Australia's freshwater ecosystems.
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The ramifications for those who underperform or sit out can be damaging, too.
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Volker's testimony, analysts say, could be damaging to the President and his allies.
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"Individuals suddenly carry more potential to be damaging or risky," one friend wrote.
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To roll over on tariffs today would invite further, more damaging assaults tomorrow.
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The product was quickly criticized for drawing too much power, potentially damaging motherboards.
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A damaging email leak in October could still upset Clinton's chances, he added.
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GUATEMALA GOVERNMENT BLAMES COUNTRY'S TOP COURT FOR DAMAGING RELATIONS WITH THE UNITED STATES
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But, being loyal to the president shouldn't mean enabling destructive or damaging behavior.
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But they are damaging the image of Spanish democracy at a delicate time.
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These perma-ulted Bastions roll around swiftly and fire highly damaging cannon blasts.
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Damaging winds and tornadoes will be possible, especially within the "enhanced risk" area.
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"For coffee-growing La Nina is more damaging than El Nino," Velez said.
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I didn't even want to surf on it for fear of damaging it.
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Either extreme—tight or loose—we reasoned could be damaging to societal happiness.
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The comment could prove to be extremely damaging if Democrats capitalize on it.
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The bureau could leak damaging information to the press like the Comey memo.
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Calling a new election would eliminate the need for politically damaging by-elections.
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"If poorly planned, this can risk damaging valuable areas for wildlife," he said.
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Damaging storms and rising costs part of an ongoing trend that's getting worse.
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This puts pressure on the optic nerve, slowly damaging it and causing blindness.
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Or it can take the economically damaging leap of leaving without a deal.
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The story of the Getty family really shows how damaging wealth can be.
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However, this batch doesn't appear to have any damaging emails regarding the DNC.
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The ongoing U.S.-China trade war is also seen as damaging business sentiment.
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For professional athletes, nothing is more frightening or career damaging than an injury.
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His great influence over the royal family was instrumental in damaging their reputation.
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America and China made efforts to step back from a damaging trade war.
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" But Schenck acknowledged the politics at play: "Yes, it could definitely be damaging.
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In September 2016, prosecutors filed further charges accusing him of damaging Bahrain's reputation.
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Instead, they considered yesterday's mesmerizing testimony a damaging but not cataclysmic public spectacle.
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And, as more destinations ban coral-damaging sunscreen , it is also reef-safe.
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Reuters saw no evidence that the UAE leaked damaging materials discovered through Karma.
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Even if the numbers are small, these hacks can be damaging and hurtful.
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Above that, batteries can overheat, potentially damaging their chemistry and shortening their life.
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The current head, Peter Putnins, criticized the changes as damaging the Commission's independence.
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Russians offered the Trump campaign damaging information about his Democratic opponent Hillary Clinton.
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AvobenzoneThe two main types of skin-damaging UV radiation are UVA and UVB.
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That was one of the more psychically damaging and challenging parts of it.
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But new technologies inevitably bring their own hiccups, some more damaging than others.
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These people requested anonymity for fear of damaging personal relationships and possible retribution.
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But some of the most damaging attacks have taken place in western Europe.
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In the Christmas special, we saw that this had a pretty damaging effect.
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Republicans say that penalties hurt Main Street employers and shareholders, damaging economic growth.
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" On Monday, Russian President Vladimir Putin condemned the launch as "counterproductive, damaging, dangerous.
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" Veselnitskaya also said she "never had damaging or sensitive information about Hillary Clinton.
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Of course, the reality is Obama's team never engaged in such damaging acts.
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Brosnan also apologised to his fans for inadvertently endorsing a health-damaging product.
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Some of these chemicals are extremely helpful, but others may have damaging effects.
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The year 2000 marked the height of damaging incidents reported to the FAA.
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Six days on, the administration is dealing with damaging consequences of that decision.
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That can be particularly damaging to people who lose investment accounts, Salmon says.
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They've seen how little success Republicans have had in damaging him so far.
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However, the rising seas cause damaging floods during recurrent storms and high tides.
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In fact, it would have discouraged cronyism, incompetence and other economically damaging behaviors.
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Damaging flooding from heavy rain also socked Houston in the fall of 2015.
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That kind of statement is, of course, horribly damaging for the prosecution's case,.
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It will be in their institutional interest to leak damaging material on Trump.
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This can actually be quite damaging to your mental health if you're gay.
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That is hard to square with Brexiteers' claim that membership has been damaging.
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Lack of loading has been shown to have damaging effects on the spine.
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Thankfully he was ineffective enough that none of these damaging bills became law.
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Mr Duterte, in particular, risks damaging these vital friendships if he is elected.
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Trump's open insults to allied heads of state and government are damaging enough.
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"Excess capacity has a distorting and damaging effect on global markets," he said.
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Clay called the police right after damaging the plaque, according to the article.
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Monday's news comes at a particularly damaging moment for the president's legislative agenda.
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We'll see what that yields and how damaging it could be for Trump.
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"The straighter the path, the less probability of damaging the paper," he explained.
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Trump's statements could be damaging to him and to Cohen for several reasons.
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There's a third possibility, and it could be the most damaging of all.
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Earlier, he had warned that confrontation between the two countries would be damaging.
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And his revised testimony marks yet another damaging revelation for the Trump administration.
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Drought, heat, and pests are damaging forests and setting the stage for wildfires.
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According to many observers, this arrangement is damaging the court and the country.
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In Russia, extensive mining and drilling for fossil fuels are damaging the forest.
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The email issue that has shadowed Hillary Clinton's presidential bid grew more damaging.
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They, more than potential parents, face the most damaging repercussions of this decision.
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The aim, they said, was sowing discord, damaging Clinton and helping Trump win.
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Errors and bugs, perhaps fatal ones, might spark politically damaging fear and outrage.
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Basically, it could be the biggest and most damaging hack of all time.
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Eurozone would have been even more damaging for the EU than for Greece.
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But it is damaging to real people trying to join the American family.
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Distractions over the Russia investigation could prove damaging in Trump's high-stakes talks.
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This system is damaging our democracy and eroding American's faith in our institutions.
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That produces carbon dioxide, but it is less environmentally damaging than raw methane.
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One creditor filed a lawsuit, which was distressing and damaging to my credit.
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Most damaging is the loss of privacy and failure to protect personal data.
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But Cohen's overall testimony was immeasurably damaging for Trump and his family business.
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S. trade conflict would be less damaging to global growth than initially feared.
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Will people who may be indicted provide Mueller with even more damaging information?
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Some areas saw damaging winds, large hail, downed trees, demolished roads and buildings.
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But there are mounting signs the trade war is damaging the US economy.
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It could bring life-threatening storm surge and damaging winds to the state.
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A Marine helicopter crashed just outside its walls in 2004, damaging a university.
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Read more:Fox News anchor Chris Wallace calls impeachment testimony 'very damaging' to Trump.
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Of course, there is always the possibility of damaging testimony involving President Trump.
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Outsourcing jobs in the aerospace industry is particularly damaging to our nation's economy.
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Taxes, damaging regulations and immigration policy can make otherwise competitive domestic production uncompetitive.
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In this fraught moment, his bully tactics are profoundly damaging, and achieve nothing.
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There are much less damaging ways to let him know how you feel.
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They have also been damaging parts of the bridges and boats in collisions.
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Political media in the U.S. can't comprehend how this can be so damaging.
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M.W.: Historically, the mystification of romantic love has been particularly damaging to women.
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A Mets loss would have been quite damaging — psychologically and in the standings.
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The bug ordered centrifuges to spin out of control, damaging hundreds of them.
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A myopic U.S. strategy could be damaging to American interests in the region.
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Again, the president is damaging the GOP brand ahead of the 2018 elections.
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It's like damaging film in a camera, and you cannot replace the film.
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He added that any "dash for growth" could risk damaging the brand's exclusivity.
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But the same traits have precipitated the most damaging moments of his presidency.
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But his cool realism has been disastrous in Syria and damaging to Europe.
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We will be able to remove environmentally damaging dams and transport water everywhere.
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There is a way to be passionate as a chef without damaging yourself.
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It could also take what has become damaging scrutiny off of Twitter too.
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"This is fiscally irresponsible and potentially damaging to the health of countless Missourians."
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Would a "gotta catch 'em all" obsession be totally consuming, or even damaging?
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Without even thinking about it, you could be perpetuating a really damaging system.
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As he notes, gay conversion is not only ineffective but incredibly psychologically damaging.
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Use words 'predictable and damaging to US-Russian relations' to describe Russian meddling.
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And damaging information about a rival could be conceived as something of value.
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Isolation can be damaging, too, if you cut off contact and are lonely.
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But coronavirus could end up being even more damaging in the long term.
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A tree fell in the yard, damaging her fence, arbor and retaining wall.
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The possibility of large hail, damaging winds and even isolated tornadoes are possible.
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Forget to clean the gutters, and ice could build up, damaging your roof.
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Large hail is the primary threat, but damaging winds and tornadoes also possible.
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One of these ads is pretty career-damaging...Hint, it's not the #STDs.
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I have no mandate from my constituents for a damaging and disorderly Brexit.
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But Trump is certainly using some of the cynical, damaging tools of demagogues.
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In the pre-internet era all of this would have been pretty damaging.
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The adrenal glands release potentially damaging levels of cortisol, adrenaline and other hormones.
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Paul was hesitant of being faced with the legacy and potentially damaging it.
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The implication was that Rich's killing was punishment for leaking damaging internal emails.
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"It's basically damaging to the neighborhood," Ms. White, 35, said in an interview.
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This strategy, however, relies on some damaging and false assumptions about rape victims.
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After a tragedy, conspiracy theories emerge, and they are powerful, mean, and damaging.
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The reaction: Companies must plan for outcomes both wildly unknown and potentially damaging.
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He has been largely silent about Mr. Zuma's ethical problems and damaging policies.
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Mr. Raab's departure was not only unexpected but also deeply damaging to Mrs.
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It involves pointing out potential weaknesses in damaging stories from the mainstream media.
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Of all the consequences that Facebook faces, this would be the most damaging.
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Mr. Tyurikov landed the plane on the frozen landscape almost without damaging it.
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Colorado should be applauded for moving away from this damaging and inhuman practice.
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It's cordless, flexible, and supposedly less damaging to hair than traditional flat irons.
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I was 4, 10 and 28 when he made his most damaging attempts.
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The federal government's stance on climate change would likely become even more damaging.
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But under questioning by Mr. Gitner, Mr. Howe seemed to make damaging admissions.
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Less tangible but perhaps more damaging is the legacy of Piech's autocratic governance.
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That is, repeated hitting is damaging — even if it doesn't cause a concussion.
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And while Britain is not leaving democracy behind, this act was democratically damaging.
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The school has been embroiled in damaging reports of sexual misconduct for years.
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The effects of a quarantine can be psychologically damaging in the long term.
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Neither produces health-damaging air pollution or greenhouse gas emissions while generating electricity.
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Living with repeated or chronic stress levels is physically damaging to the animal.
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The president arrived in Dallas after days of roiling events and damaging developments.
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The answer might seem obvious: Physical violence is physically damaging; verbal statements aren't.
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NBC denies that they were ever presented with damaging material about Matt Lauer.
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His supporters pointed out that the subsidies were costly, wasteful and ecologically damaging.
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The 16-game season is already too damaging to their bodies, they said.
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The 16-game season is already too damaging to their bodies, they said.
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The Biotic Grenade also has offensive utility, damaging foes caught in its blast.
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The division of America on so-called moral lines has been profoundly damaging.
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That, in turn, could impose costs on Americans by damaging the global economy.
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Together, they have the potential to trigger far more damaging waves of selling.
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"It'll be extremely damaging to the public safety of this country," Albence said.
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As that waterfall of information cascades, it could be quite damaging to him.
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Futterman argues that in team sports like basketball this has a damaging effect.
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Any hint that the United States was apologizing could prove highly damaging politically.
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"His opinions of women's bodies were damaging, archaic and often misogynistic," she said.
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This was perhaps the most damaging section of the report for the bureau.
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Doctors groups worry that approach would lead to damaging cuts to their payments.
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But the longer they wait, the more politically damaging the breakup will be.
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"It should be easy, affordable and attractive to travel without damaging the planet."
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On one hand, it stopped Democrats from acquiring more damaging material against Trump.
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There are reasons to think this ban overbroad, counterproductive, damaging to U.S. interests.
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However, when politicians repeatedly violate core norms, that can be much more damaging.
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So I think that's tremendously damaging," Flake said on "Meet The Press Daily.
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He wanted to learn and perhaps disseminate facts damaging to his father's opponent.
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The most damaging charges being leveled at Labour are coming from within Labour.
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Earlier, Wang had warned that confrontation between the two countries would be damaging.
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Critics of the rules argue they're too damaging to broadband investments and innovation.
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What's more, damaging enemy Titans fills up your own Titan charge meter rapidly.
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TO) a possible way out of a damaging trade dispute with Boeing (BA.
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The report defends the president by eliding the most damaging evidence against him.
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However, there's concern among economists that the tariffs could be damaging as well.
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"For Hong Kong, especially, I think it would be very damaging," Harris said.
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By using data, they can identify and address the most damaging problems first.
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Now that was surely embarrassing and damaging in one sense to the president.
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It uses advanced equipment designed to avoid bruising or damaging the soft fruit.
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And the risk of a damaging disorderly Brexit has never looked more likely.
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But in much of America, such transgressions appear remote and not immediately damaging.
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Still, advocates argued that the uncertainty was damaging for families and state governments.
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Damaging the bikes could constitute an act of vandalism or mischief, says Chia.
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Tornadoes, large hail and damaging winds are likely with some of the storms.
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Large hail and damaging winds also are possible across the region, he said.
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This scenario would be incredibly damaging to the White House and congressional Republicans.
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It was instead known for further damaging the broken lives within its walls.
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But doctors warn that approach would lead to damaging cuts to their payments.
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In the process, it helps bolster the most damaging stereotypes of our profession.
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But the possibility of retaliation remains, and any Mexican tariffs could be damaging.
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The main threats, he said, seemed to be large hail and damaging winds.
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You know that I have never done any damaging acts to my body.
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This is counterproductive and damaging for those involved and for the global economy.
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On the policy side, what they will do is very damaging to Medicare.
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Second, Trump's "founding" phrasing is damaging even though he didn't mean it literally.
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This is why the Trump University story was so potentially damaging for Trump.
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On Friday, however, ProPublica reported that Wilkie had sought damaging information about Goldstein, citing a former senior official with direct knowledge of the matter as saying Wilkie discussed damaging information he gathered about Goldstein and suggested using it to discredit her.Rep.
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On top of all of that, entering an open amendment process, where Democrats' sole goal will be to offer politically damaging amendment after politically damaging amendment, is a risky move for any senator who may one day seek re-election.
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May, Mr. Trump did confirm perhaps the most damaging element of the report in The Sun, which quoted him saying that the prime minister had rejected his advice about how to approach Brexit and was therefore headed down a damaging path.
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Mr. Volpert, who has associates supporting Mr. Rubio, specifically raised concerns about damaging him.
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A 1998 Virginia statute prohibits local government from removing, damaging or defacing war memorials.
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I don't believe it's permanent, but it is damaging at this point in time.
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The hardest thing to solve is: how do you freeze things without damaging them?
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Officials pre-screened questions to weed out any they felt may be psychologically damaging.
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I think that it's damaging to promote this ideal—it doesn't accurately portray reality.
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And are the president&aposs own advisers hurting him with damaging leaks after Helsinki?
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The vehicles will not be moving, thereby reducing the chance of damaging local infrastructure.
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Those same scientists have said it would hamstring the agency to a damaging degree.
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That has allowed a reckless corporate culture to fester which is damaging Britain's economy.
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But Romney, or the Bush family, have the capacity to create truly damaging headlines.
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And it really bums me out and I think it's really damaging the country.
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That's good news for Democrats hoping to push a deep and damaging probe, right?
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The Russians had promised Trump Jr damaging information on Democratic presidential rival Hillary Clinton.
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People typically don't go to the authorities with damaging information about people they like.
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A rise in the risk-free rate could be damaging to equities, he explained.
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An unfavorable review can be damaging for any business, so the bar's owner responded.
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A nonprofit called Feminist Internet is taking another approach to changing this damaging culture.
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What once might have been seen as mildly creepy now triggers damaging press cycles.
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He knows for a fact it&aposs going to be damaging to the president.
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Specific movements, like tilting the teeth or moving the canines, can be particularly damaging.
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Coastal areas will experience even more intense damaging winds, with gusts to 40 mph.
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Vindman provided damaging testimony during the House's impeachment inquiry into Trump's dealings with Ukraine.
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"That was absolutely untrue, hurtful, and very, very damaging to Richard personally," Catalano says.
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Last December, Albania expelled Iran's ambassador and another diplomat for "damaging its national security".
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The implications extend far beyond China; damaging pollution occurs even in major Western cities.
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This will be a very large storm, with damaging impacts far from the center.
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The tape is highly damaging, and has prompted senior Republicans to condemn his behaviour.
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The irony is that, though the winds are often highly destructive, damaging vines, etc.
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In a separate incident, the wrong solvent was used in cleaning valves, damaging equipment.
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Beyond farming problems, heavy rains are flooding cities, contaminating drinking water, and damaging buildings.
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It would also be damaging; though perhaps less so than Mr Trump might expect.
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These brushes claim to be faster, more effective, and less damaging for your hair.
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Bread crumbs or condiments you'd sprinkle can drift away, potentially damaging or clogging equipment.
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Some of the Republican presidential candidates blame Donald Trump for damaging the party brand.
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The one who continually went off on reckless and damaging tangents during campaign speeches?
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Was there a stated outcome, such as dividing the electorate or damaging Clinton's reputation?
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Republicans are attacking the GND as a radical and economically damaging dream, with Sen.
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Crucially, the storm has also provided an opportunity to avoid a damaging budget crisis.
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The researchers added cryoprotectant slowly over four hours to avoid damaging the brain's structure.
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Tarzan (1999) Any children's film that features predominant colonial themes is by default damaging.
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"The fight for second place is damaging them both," Parametria founder Francisco Abundis said.
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The most damaging part of Trump's climate change order is the message it sends.
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Some want extra levies on socially damaging activities such as unhealthy eating and pollution.
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That fact does not negate my experience or make his actions any less damaging.
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It is, however, the political effects of this spree that may prove most damaging.
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It's about making sure people know this type of behavior is damaging and unacceptable.
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His surrender to the gilets jaunes protesters will bust his budget, damaging his credibility.
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" McGowan took umbrage with the piece and called it "vile, damaging, stupid and cruel.
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But Reddit knows full well that such policies are ultimately damaging to the site.
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But it doesn't have to keep trotting out the same boring, and damaging, stereotype.
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For her, this wasn't damaging, but it didn't move the needle in her favor.
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A bad cable can over-volt or potentially overcharge a battery, eventually damaging it.
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That makes the threat of an import tariff of up to 25% particularly damaging.
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It can cause respiratory problems, eye irritation, and other ailments, while also damaging crops.
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Let's hope this situation will remind retailers just how damaging copycat products can be.
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Few people were as damaging to the institution of the presidency as Richard Nixon.
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If this is the case, it will then cut the lettuce without damaging it.
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We shouldn't excuse people who spout racist, misogynist, damaging views online in present day.
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"Damaging Ms. Clifford's credibility in this way was another purpose of Defendant Officers' conspiracy."
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Yet just how damaging are "Deepwater" incidents for firms and their owners over time?
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Furthermore, it perpetuated the damaging myth that mentally ill individuals are dangerous and violent.
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And a Brexit that involves leaving the EU's customs union could also be damaging.
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Adding to their concern is the possibility more damaging footage of Trump might emerge.
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Q: Double Daggers — Xayah throws two blades in a line, damaging all enemies hit.
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They might not realize, or care, that they're "damaging another person," Dr. Berrill explains.
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The Harper's piece would have been damaging and dangerous - a spotlight to call cruelty.
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PIRRO: Well, obviously, the damage is done to the extent you see this damaging.
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It's not a tremendously damaging blow but it proved to be quite an annoyance.
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Sources told Reuters that shareholders were aware that uncertainty was damaging for the bank.
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The case report singles out vitamin B3, or niacin, for damaging the patient's liver.
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But Syria's agony shows that the absence of America can be just as damaging.
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As schools automate procedures, they create student records with sensitive -- and potentially damaging -- information.
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All are damaging or destroying monuments and artifacts simply through the conduct of war.
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Officials believe Smith threw the phone into a nearby construction zone, damaging the item.
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And, Instagram's highly-curated nature is one of the reasons behind its damaging impact.
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Such as: Does he fess up to politically damaging and perhaps legally perilous conduct?
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"Why are we damaging one of the most iconic symbols of Britain," he asked.
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They didn't try this during their live tests, however, to avoid damaging the arm.
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The meeting was arranged after Trump Jr. was promised damaging information on Hillary Clinton.
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Policymakers now face the prospect of a nasty property market crash damaging the economy.
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She rarely admits fault, sows doubt, and waits for damaging revelations to blow over.
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I'm having a great year and then something so simple can be so damaging.
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The best evidence that Bill Clinton's damaging 2008 outbursts are healed comes from Rep.
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The bad news is that these mistakes are as common as they are damaging.
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Kallari's model allows the families to benefit from the land without damaging the environment.
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A prosecutor accused him of slandering women and damaging their honor, Al-Ahram said.
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In the window between damaging Russia stories, Trump's relationship with Russia got even messier.
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However, the BBC has found a more inconspicuous and malicious culprit damaging dance music.
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Also, bad European copyright law has often heralded damaging changes to American copyright legislation.
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The absence of an opposition will have an equally damaging effect on domestic policies.
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The event reportedly cost $10 million and involved damaging a centuries-old redwood forest.
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Solar radiation, more intense at high altitude, encourages the formation of lung-damaging ozone.
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Dry conditions October is typically when California gets its largest and most damaging wildfires.
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It's much more focused on base politics and keeping damaging information from coming out.
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Trump has taken several unilateral actions deemed by Europe as damaging to global trade.
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The car slammed into the outside wall, severely damaging the rear of the Camaro.
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If users think twice before using a site, that could be really, really damaging.
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This is about a man whose behavior was demeaning and damaging to countless women.
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His imposition of tariffs are meant to force a change by damaging China's economy.
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Workplace stress, while commonplace, is incredibly damaging — which means we shouldn't just accept it.
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Yes, the damaging, painful, disruptive shutdown is only about 28500 miles of new barriers.
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But his three years away from the ring, from 1967 to 1970, were damaging.
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But that risks damaging the wetland in the process of trying to save it.
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Republicans argue that Democrats are waging a "fishing expedition" to hunt for damaging information.
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Monsoon floods often inundate homes and fields, causing crop losses and damaging food stocks.
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WikiLeaks released the damaging emails in the weeks ahead of the 2016 presidential election.
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WikiLeaks released damaging Democratic emails in the weeks leading up to the 2016 election.
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And that activity has included damaging cyber attacks, cost millions of dollars to repair.
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The most damaging thing to emerge was Kavanaugh's habit of putting ketchup on spaghetti.
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The turmoil had hammered the country's shaky economy, damaging its image with global investors.
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On May 16, 2002, the box exploded, mangling his legs and damaging the hotel.
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Jost noted that "Fox & Friends" host Ainsley Earhardt did not consider the report damaging.
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This would be no less damaging to Mr. Koskinen's reputation — or to the speaker's.
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While it's still toxic to the ecosystem, it is considerably less damaging than DEET.
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One damaging effect will be that his access to American journalists will be curtailed.
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Depending on what he's willing to reveal, Comey's testimony could prove damaging for Clinton.
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The electronically activated seat crushed the phone, damaging the battery, which began heating uncontrollably.
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This year I made the careful, but personally damaging decision to flip for Trump.
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In the emails, the attorney promised damaging information about then-Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton.
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Most politicians would find a way to move away from a damaging story line.
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Perhaps the most damaging revelations for Mr. Rouhani have involved those closest to him.
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We know the first three to five days in jail are the most damaging.
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So why are we even entertaining the idea of damaging an internationally recognised wetlands?
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At the emergency room the man's internal temperature reached 108 degrees, damaging his brain.
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So, sorry Clinton campaign, "superpredators" is still the most damaging insult by either candidate.
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"But if they do something that appears truly damaging, the judge may well intervene."
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The fact is, Trump has already applied all the most damaging sanctions he can.
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"Metabolic food waste," or overeating, is damaging the environment, according to a new study.
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Investors have loudly celebrated recent hints of progress on ending the damaging trade war.
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How do you get false or damaging personal information removed from Google search results?
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Concussions can be extremely damaging, and they are more common than you might think.
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Mr. Trump sought throughout the debate to recover from a politically damaging three weeks.
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That way, political staff could ensure the documents wouldn't be damaging to Pruitt's reputation.
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Ryanair, Europe's largest low-cost carrier, suffered a series of damaging strikes last year.
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Or: Illustrate the costs of damaging the environment without chopping down a single tree.
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Kudlow: President Trump is a free trader, is not damaging the markets from CNBC.
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Political campaigns had feeble cybersecurity practices and were not ready for damaging online attacks.
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During the talk, Hayden also addressed Edward Snowden, saying what he did was damaging.
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But when celebrities abuse their power, they can also be a hugely damaging force.
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He agreed to the meeting because she was promising damaging information about Hillary Clinton.
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The glut of nostalgia in Stranger Things is perhaps most damaging to character development.
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Damaging your credit could compromise your ability to get a mortgage on a house.
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They're proceeding slowly and cautiously, he emphasized, ensuring the alterations aren't damaging the cells.
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"He added: "This Conservative Government is aggressively pursuing a damaging Brexit in unprincipled ways.
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Two controversies, in particular, could have been especially damaging against a more disciplined opponent.
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It opens the door to reputation-damaging speculation and harmful misinformation about U.S. activities.
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" Himes also warned that Trump is "damaging the national security of the United States.
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It means a public health mission to minimize the damaging consequences of the coronavirus.
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But I also know how damaging the very threat of these regulations already is.
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Mr. Giuliani's revelations came in a chaotic, and potentially damaging, week for Mr. Trump.
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But extending that duty also risks damaging the underlying trust between doctor and patient.
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The evidence so far suggests that they're not as damaging — and may be fine.
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But be cautious with heat because if overdone, it is damaging to gray hair.
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I can't be sure it's true, and it could be damaging to our relationship.
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Or the straight shooter who later disclosed portions that were damaging to President Trump?
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Critics protested that her remarks were damaging, particularly coming from someone in her position.
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The Fed's latest rate increase won't be "too damaging," said Keith Gumbinger of HSH.
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This could allow them to avoid a disorderly and economically damaging "no-deal" Brexit.
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Perry cites no evidence that VRE is damaging reliability, because there's none to cite.
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Members of Robert Mueller's team said their findings were more damaging than originally suggested.
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When spilled, the condensate can produce a deep underwater plume damaging to marine life.
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I know how damaging it is to feel that you don't have a voice.
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The effects on the restaurant industry itself are likely to be far more damaging.
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Passage of such a bill would impose some of the most damaging sanctions yet.
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The lack of testing isn't just an epidemiological failure—it's so damaging psychologically, morally.
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It can be damaging to your nails if you don't take it off properly.
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The book is dishy on a personal level but damaging on a political level.
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That still would affect the island but be less damaging than a direct hit.
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To avoid damaging the furs, these animals were strangled, shot or beaten to death.
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At high heats, the processors have to slow themselves down or risk damaging themselves.
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Donald Trump is damaging the country and civic discourse, and undermining the First Amendment.
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Therefore the work can be used for research without worry about damaging an original.
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That translates to more air pollution, including lung-damaging nitrogen oxides and ultrafine particles.
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These reviews have generally produced positive outcomes for the environment without damaging the economy.
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But he stressed to CNBC that tariffs are not the only factor damaging farmers.
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Ghost nets can be highly damaging to reef and marine life, according to Lane.
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"This whole situation with doping right now is damaging to our sport," she said.
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Conservationists also claim the course risks damaging an important site of special scientific interest.
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This would be highly damaging for global market sentiment and would reduce world growth.
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But how the Knicks have rebounded from those misses has been just as damaging.
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"These ICE audits have had nothing but a chilling, damaging effect," Cunha said Thursday.
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"But what makes these fires more damaging is when they occur in populated areas."
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Removal of the statement or presenting the video unpaused would be damaging the work.
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Visitors to Stonehenge are damaging not only the environment, but the ancient site itself.
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Williams-Garcia avoids the damaging tropes we often attach to stories about black boys.
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It became apparent that the assumptions people have about female filmmakers are pretty damaging.
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Its behavior is damaging Saudi and American reputations, without making the region more secure.
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The damaging weather struck right before Tuesday, which is the first day of spring.
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Her plan to charge the elderly more for long-term care was especially damaging.
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Plus, thanks to tourmaline technology, it helps reduce the damaging effects of hot tools.
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Chronic sleeplessness is damaging your health and risking your safety on your morning commute.
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His tirades, taunts and threats, it should now be clear, are damaging our democracy.
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He investigated government officials and journalists suspected of leaking damaging information about the President.
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