There are "tremendous damaging effects" if the organization doesn't exist.
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It's that ulceration that has such damaging effects, Caffrey said.
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The experiments did not seem to produce any damaging effects.
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Damaging effects can and will be felt outside of the cone.
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Dahl himself frequently warned of the mind-damaging effects of television.
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Arctic sea ice is feeling the damaging effects of all this heat.
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Chemotherapy and radiation can often have damaging effects on the reproductive system.
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Others argue that they have damaging effects on attention spans and intelligence.
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Some of these chemicals are extremely helpful, but others may have damaging effects.
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Lack of loading has been shown to have damaging effects on the spine.
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Plus, thanks to tourmaline technology, it helps reduce the damaging effects of hot tools.
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Anderson and Boteach wrote that we should tackle the damaging effects of pornography head on.
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It has damaging effects across our society that will last long after the protests end.
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Instead, it underscores the potentially damaging effects of the GOP's repeal plan without a replace.
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De Blasio cited the damaging effects of Hurricane Sandy on the city six years ago.
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Officials said 4 million people will likely be exposed to the storm's most damaging effects.
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In each era, that obsession has had damaging effects on women under pressure to conform.
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Greece's "gulf of plastic corals" was another reminder of the damaging effects of human activity.
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The brief stated that the executive order has already caused "damaging effects" at American universities.
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"We can make them [the damaging effects] less, but they would be slower systems," Basu said.
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With greater knowledge of lead's damaging effects, a concerted campaign against lead started in the 1970s.
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In early April, Headey sent tweets upon tweets about the damaging effects of anxiety and depression.
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For families with loved ones currently incarcerated, the new restrictions could have damaging effects as well.
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And it is, in fact, a widespread worldwide problem that can cause damaging effects throughout life.
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Another area of inquiry has uncovered potentially damaging effects of too much screen time for young children.
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Clarke knows the damaging effects of making women travel hundreds, even thousands of miles, to access abortions.
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Like the Galapágos Island, Indonesia's Komodo Island is on high alert for damaging effects to its ecosystem.
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In light of its damaging effects, several Christian leaders have recently suggested a more gracious sexual ethic.
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Other research signals that a ban could have even more damaging effects besides simply proving to be ineffective.
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But this ahistorical assertion ignores the damaging effects that their respective administrations had on particular groups of Americans.
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Breaking up with one job before you have another lined up can have real, and often damaging, effects.
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It is imperative we clear up misconceptions about what causes mental illness and the damaging effects of spanking.
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The damaging effects of higher prices and greater uncertainty have resulted in markets being whipsawed by trade headlines.
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Explicit weight bias is well documented, as are its damaging effects on people who struggle with their weight.
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Instead, they focused attention on the damaging effects of the shutdown, already the second longest in American history.
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Exercising or playing sports can have damaging effects on a woman's period and her body, according to some beliefs.
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The federal government has already concluded greenhouse gas emissions stoke a number of damaging effects, like extreme weather events.
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The study pointed to risks from pesticides such as neonicotinoids, linked to damaging effects in North America and Europe.
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Do we have enough time to avoid the warming that will bring severe and damaging effects of climate change?
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The damaging effects of prolonged solitary confinement on the mental and physical health of prisoners have been well established.
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He says he wants to keep his athletes safe because he's seen the damaging effects of these substances, including death.
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Scientists will undoubtedly learn more about this dreaded virus, both in terms of its damaging effects and how it spreads.
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Now, it turns out their venom might have another purpose—protecting the brain from the damaging effects of a stroke.
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There might've been a decent feminist subtext to the Kree brainwashing as a metaphor for the damaging effects of gaslighting.
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Living a sedentary lifestyle can have damaging effects, explains Cole, so don't let these habits have ramifications on your health.
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The struggle to find stable, secure employment is one of the most common and damaging effects of a criminal record.
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In his new book, "The Stress Solution," Dr. Rangan Chatterjee offers advice on countering the damaging effects of chronic stress.
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It helps fake news propagate, discourages meaningful conversations, encourages shallowness, and exacerbates the most psychologically damaging effects of social media.
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That is, they claim the oil companies have long known about the damaging effects fossil fuels have on the environment.
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Another way to account for the potentially relationship-damaging effects of posting selfies is that they may simply alienate other people.
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From skin cancer to burns, fine lines to pigmentation, we're all aware of the damaging effects UV rays have on skin.
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The findings suggest, in other words, that you may be able to make up for the damaging effects of lost sleep.
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Herbert's interest in sugar stems from its ability to entice consumers in spite of the increasing evidence of its damaging effects.
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And at 80 times more harmful than carbon dioxide, methane's damaging effects to our climate are simply too big to ignore.
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The new left was also highly focused on the damaging effects of unrestrained markets: rising inequality, catastrophic climate change and more.
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Their damaging effects include a rise in levels of so-called bad cholesterol and a decline in levels of good cholesterol.
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And it's about how those comments feed into the idea that statements about the damaging effects of racism in America are overblown.
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Last month, hundreds of companies warned the administration about the potentially damaging effects of the most recent round of tariffs against China.
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As an obstetrician and a woman who has had a second-trimester abortion, I must emphasize the damaging effects of this bill.
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He also made the HBO documentary "Believer" aimed at showing the damaging effects of the faith&aposs opposition to same-sex relationships.
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But there is still plenty of partisan politicking around a proposal that ostensibly aims to end the damaging effects of partisan politicking.
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Kevin Counihan, a top ObamaCare official under President Obama, said the move could prevent young people from enrolling, setting off damaging effects.
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Three decades later we are still witnessing the damaging effects of radiation exposure in local wildlife, plantlife, and residents of neighboring areas.
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Perhaps we were being taken to task for burying our heads in the sand about the damaging effects of the Fidelifacts dossiers.
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Experts said older people and those with underlying health conditions are likely more at risk of suffering damaging effects from the virus.
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The talks laid bare bitter divisions between rich and poor nations on how to grapple with global warming and its damaging effects.
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Defenders of immigration often fight on nativist turf, citing data to respond to claims about migrants' damaging effects on wages or public services.
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Image: AP Photo/Eric RisbergA new study suggests that compounds found in marijuana can stave off the brain damaging effects of Alzheimer's disease.
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This veritable time capsule had been locked in sand for nearly 400 years, immune from the damaging effects of oxygen and marine animals.
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Eumelanin also absorbs the ultraviolet light hitting the skin, turning it into heat to protect the body's DNA from the rays' damaging effects.
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The 52-year-old singer had to fight to regain her voice from the damaging effects of dysphonia, the result of Lyme disease.
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Now, almost six years since implementation of the Durbin Amendment's regulations, Congress is finally taking a serious look at the law's damaging effects.
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When the sick clouds passed through the chamber, they found e-cigarettes seemed to have the same DNA-damaging effects as regular cigarettes.
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Damaging effects from the storm are expected to be felt far inland, particularly as it's projected to stall once it crosses the coastline.
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Mohamed Adow, who leads climate change work at international charity Christian Aid, believes Africa is already suffering the damaging effects of global warming.
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Fed policymakers also talked about the importance of sustaining the economic expansion, emphasizing the damaging effects of a downturn on lower-income Americans.
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Hailey Bieber (neé Baldwin) shared an emotional Instagram post on Friday, opening up about her thoughts on the damaging effects of social media.
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Still, the method's potentially damaging effects remain vastly understudied, Korosi said, because most scientific efforts so far have focused on open-pit mines.
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Of the three most damaging effects of hurricanes—wind, storm surge, and rain—rain is one of the most difficult to quantify in advance.
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That has led some doctors to wonder if traces of melted aluminum embedded into the vapor are more responsible for the brain-damaging effects.
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We should remember that lawyers for the black students in Brown presented strong evidence of the damaging effects of segregation on white children, too.
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In 2018, it's no longer a valid excuse to feign ignorance of the consequences of our purchases and the damaging effects of fast-fashion.
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Another study found that, in supposedly empirical research, right-leaning economists discerned more economically damaging effects from increases in taxes than left-leaning ones.
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In other car news, our correspondent in Frankfurt illustrates how far German carmakers went to skew research on the damaging effects of diesel emissions.
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Branson added that the Hurricane points to the damaging effects of climate change, and said more must be done to prevent further similar disasters.
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Based on my experience, I believe we need to inform smokers about alternatives that minimize their exposure to the damaging effects of tobacco smoke.
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In other auto news, our correspondent in Frankfurt illustrates how far German carmakers went to skew research on the damaging effects of diesel emissions.
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Critics also contend that a financial transaction tax would have damaging effects on trade volume, volatility and the ability of markets to determine asset prices.
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In the meantime, engineers on Earth need to figure out how to make our space-based instruments more resilient to the damaging effects of radiation.
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A string of such retaliatory measures could lead to a trade war, which would likely have damaging effects in the US and across the globe.
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He's one of 21 people, ages nine to 20, suing the federal government for failing to protect them from the damaging effects of climate change.
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Irene's most damaging effects, however, came from rain, which concentrated in bands on the storm's western flank, over the Catskills, Vermont, and northern New Hampshire.
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The facts show the damaging effects of rising temperatures, extreme precipitation, severe drought and flooding, and other climate challenges on agriculture and food production worldwide.
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It is well established that archaeologists are slow to publish their excavations, but the scope of the problem — and its damaging effects — are rarely appreciated.
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Taking immediate action is important because the brain-damaging effects of mercury poisoning can be permanent and lead to further health problems in the future.
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The court determined that protection from the damaging effects of climate change is a human right, one that the government has a duty to fulfill.
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You see, some members of the Black community have this unannounced theory that, since we're teeming with melanin, we're somehow immune to the sun's damaging effects.
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Asian markets now have to deal with the damaging effects of several trade disputes, said Stephen Innes, a market strategist for Asia Pacific at Axi Trader.
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These measures, like a bond-buying programme Lagarde unveiled a day earlier, are designed to protect the economy from the damaging effects of coronavirus-related disruptions.
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Jesse Wente, director of the Indigenous Screen Office, told Canadian Art that he believed the damaging effects of the cuts would ripple throughout the art world.
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And early Facebook and Google employees, alarmed over the damaging effects of social networks and smartphones, are banding together to challenge the companies they helped build.
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Increased cortisol can have damaging effects on the body, including headaches, high blood pressure, chest pain, and difficulty sleeping — all of which can amplify your anxiety.
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We must begin to offset the damaging effects of climate change, he said, adding if global temperatures continue to rise unabated the results will be devastating.
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In this 3-part series, Kyle Turley takes us on his journey to to deal with the damaging effects of football through the use of marijuana.
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"In fact, these can be very intense relationships that can have a lot more damaging effects on the primary relationship than a sexual affair could," she says.
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And you're right, it will take the full involvement of the global space community to overcome problems like radiation and the damaging effects of microgravity and weightlessness.
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The CDC's intention was to make men aware of the damaging effects alcohol can have before they even realize they are, in fact, planning a bank heist.
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Walter Benjamin, in the first half of the 20th century, transformed him from a street wanderer to an observer of the damaging effects of modernity and capitalism.
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In order to regain her voice from the damaging effects of dysphonia, which she says was caused by her Lyme disease, Twain, 53, underwent multiple invasive surgeries.
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So, you book yourself a spray tan, a seemingly foolproof way to achieve an airbrushed tan without the skin-damaging effects of actually frying under the sun.
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And because lower rates helped pull the world economy out of the global financial crisis, he argues that their damaging effects have gone unnoticed by central bankers.
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Though it was never meant to be punitive, it can, in practice, have damaging effects on poor defendants, especially those who have been charged with small offenses.
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So if you say, "You can't do that, because boys aren't allowed to," that's a real pain on your child, and that can have some damaging effects.
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They need better schools, to mitigate the damaging effects on teenagers of their chaotic families, and to equip them for the jobs being created in Baltimore's plusher areas.
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The damaging effects of particulate matter on productivity may also be larger in more cognitively demanding professions—suggesting the benefits of reduced air pollution could be greater still.
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A new research project from MIT's Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Lab could help lessen the damaging effects of sudden physical shocks, for both humans and robots alike.
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The letter from MACPAC amounts to a warning signal about possible damaging effects of these moves from a nonpartisan government body tasked with analyzing Medicaid and making recommendations.
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If the Fed caves to Trump's repeated criticism and slows or freezes interest-rate increases, the already damaging effects of excessively low rates will be magnified and prolonged.
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In China, tariffs have piled on to the damaging effects of a sharp but temporary credit crunch last year, further weakening consumer confidence and growth in industrial production.
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Many of the seminars and panels throughout the weekend addressed challenges faced by the travel industry, including how to travel sustainably and minimize the damaging effects of overtourism.
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"Instead of poisoning their bodies, [this generation] is actually seeing what their bodies can do if they were at their efficient maximum," Antsis said of alcohol's damaging effects.
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The uncertainty, and its damaging effects on American fintech growth, are likely to continue until specific steps are outlined to ease and clarify the regulatory burden facing U.S. companies.
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That bill includes a two-year delay of the damaging effects, buying time for Republicans to write their own legislation that would prevent 22 million people from losing coverage.
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However, Trump's filing argues that the study fails to take into account the damaging effects of global warming – and they want to build the wall to protect against it.
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Clark, on the other hand, is heading up a panel at hacker conference HOPE towards the end of the film, discussing the damaging effects of Appelbaum on their community.
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The scientists also interfered with more than 20 genes thought to be related to immunity, reproduction and development, and found that doing so had damaging effects on the cockroaches.
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That's a far cry from the deep emissions cuts needed to meet the Paris goals, which are a benchmark for avoiding some of the most damaging effects of warming.
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The United States should do all it can to end the vile, damaging effects of the arms trade in our country — we do not need more arms and ammunition.
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Bush warns that some pesticides that do not exceed thresholds established by the EPA can still be very harmful, since low-level exposure over time can have extremely damaging effects.
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France's Prehistoric Sites and Decorated Caves of the Vézère Valley have been closed off to tourists since 1963, due to the damaging effects that tourism had on prehistoric cave art.
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The damaging effects of sunscreen can occur in concentrations as low as 62 parts per trillion, which is equivalent to one drop of oxybenzone in six Olympic-sized swimming pools.
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That has a lot of damaging effects on a company, with perhaps the biggest one crushing employee morale — whose value at the company is often tied to a share price.
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By 2025 the UN expects that 14% of the world's population will be faced with water scarcity as a result of the damaging effects of climate change on water supplies.
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The emotional support provided by social connections helps to reduce the damaging effects of stress and can foster "a sense of meaning and purpose in life," the Texas researchers wrote.
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His Open Markets initiative organized a 2016 conference at which a range of influential figures — including Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts — warned of damaging effects from market consolidation in tech.
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I spent a year researching deportation as a Fulbright-García Robles Scholar in Mexico, and I can attest to the damaging effects of U.S. immigration policies in America and beyond.
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But when we talk about Brown, we too often mark the impact of the decision on black children, without taking stock of the damaging effects of segregated education on white children.
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Member countries will miss out on potential benefits, but non-participants will be spared the potentially damaging effects that could have ensued from trade and investment being diverted to TPP participants.
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To say the least, it's absolutely astounding that the White House wasn't aware of the research showing the damaging effects of climate change before it decided to roll back historic regulations.
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"Additional research and, more important, public health action are urgently needed to mitigate the damaging effects of intensified anti-immigration enforcement measures and restrictive immigration policies on health," the researchers conclude.
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At HeterodoxAcademy, our contributors have documented the near absence of political diversity in many fields, and we have demonstrated the damaging effects that this homogeneity has on scholarship in those fields.
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But environmentalists have long worried about the damaging effects of the wide array of toxic chemicals — from sulfur and formaldehyde, to arsenic, copper, lead and mercury — routinely used in textile production.
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John Landgraf, the visionary head of FX, has repeatedly spoken about the potentially damaging effects of streaming services and companies like Netflix while acknowledging this is where the industry is headed.
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In October, the central bank left the door open to a possible interest rate cut over the coming months to help the economy weather the damaging effects of global trade conflicts.
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Although most millennials and Gen Z kids were taught from a young age that smoking kills, seeing it that consistently and not in an explicitly negative light can have damaging effects.
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Earlier on Wednesday, the U.K.'s National Institute of Economic and Social Research (NIESR) reported Brexit would have "significant and damaging" effects on British companies by restricting their ability to employ migrants.
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A UK-tailored deal might be possible but is dependent on the goodwill of EU partners and might take a long time to agree, with potentially damaging effects on short-term activity.
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His critics argue that his right-wing politics, euro-skepticism, concerns about the "damaging" effects of combination vaccines, and tendency to re-tweet conspiracy theories should have disqualified him for the job.
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Disruptions in the supply chain could result in limited access to these drugs with health-damaging effects for people in the U.S. Past quarantines have resulted in public mistrust, violence, and xenophobia.
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They learned that tourism was one of the industries with some of the most damaging effects on Oahu, he said, citing overcrowding, a higher cost of living and higher prices for goods.
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Hailey Bieber (neé Baldwin) recently opened up about the damaging effects of social media and hateful words online, as well as the pressure of living a public life in the digital age.
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Business leaders have started to raise concerns with the Federal Reserve about potentially damaging effects of tariffs as the trade dispute heats up between the United States and its key economic partners.
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"Together we'll address the climate crisis that's already having increasingly large and damaging effects on every one of our communities," said Kathleen A. Theoharides, the Massachusetts secretary of energy and environmental affairs.
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"The United States is prepared to defend its right at the WTO to protect American workers and firms from the damaging effects of persistent distortions in the Chinese economy," the U.S. official said.
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John Hargrove's SeaWorld tell-all serves as a more personal companion volume to the documentary exposé Blackfish, about the damaging effects of captivity on killer whales, and the human deaths that have resulted.
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It was an unprecedented decision that highlighted the damaging effects captivity can have on great apes, who share 96% of their genetic identity with human beings, per the National Human Genome Research Institute.
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Yet other commenters see in the election results the damaging effects on the MSM and the country as a whole of the social media, which are seen as supplanting civil and curated journalism.
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In announcing his retirement, Roe touted his work to dismantle the 2010 health care law, describing the "great progress in reversing some of" what he called "the most damaging effects" of the measure.
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Experts said they were not surprised by the findings, which provide further evidence of the widespread presence of microplastics in our environment and the damaging effects of plastic pollution in the world's oceans.
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The ghost of Smoot-Hawley is enough to frighten any free trader, but obviously Trump and Sanders have scant memory of the damaging effects of ruthless protectionism, especially in today's integrated global economy.
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A new study published in Nature Plants demonstrates the surprisingly damaging effects of a 19300s-type drought on current US crops, and the impacts of global warming on agriculture in the years to come.
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But Mega-platforms have shielded their commercial IP from public scrutiny and it's only when damaging effects have surfaced in the public consciousness that users have got a glimpse of what's been going on.
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While an escalation of tensions between Presidents Trump and Xi would have damaging effects on both economies, we note glimmers of hope leading up to their meeting at the upcoming Group of 20 gathering.
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Setting the tax rate low at first and then raising it gradually would help avoid potentially damaging effects on trade volumes, volatility and the ability of markets to determine asset prices, the paper said.
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"Tariffs meant to protect one industry can, and often do, have significant damaging effects on other domestic industries," Tori Whiting, research associate at the Heritage Foundation, said in a statement announcing the new coalition.
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Experts from the American Pediatrics Association have called the practice "child abuse" and say the detention of children that such treatment can have long-lasting damaging effects on child development and mental and emotional health.
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But if the father has seen the damaging effects of his behavior time and again — as happens often to long-term addicts — it becomes harder to see how he is not complicit in this illusion.
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While no one disputes the damaging effects of heavy drinking, there is a lively debate about what constitutes healthy moderate drinking (and concern about the alcohol industry biasing research about the benefits of light drinking).
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As more research emerges about the damaging effects of blue light — part of the spectrum emitted by smartphones, laptops, and tablets — companies are looking for solutions so people can continue using their devices without fear.
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Some experts say that pesticide levels are too low to be harmful to humans, while others warn that long-term low-level exposure could still have damaging effects -- particularly on agricultural workers and their kids.
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Browder's imprisonment and death drew national attention, and spurred calls for policy reform in New York, fueling efforts to mitigate the harm of incarceration on young adults and highlighting the damaging effects of solitary confinement.
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Ms. Slaughter said Mr. Lynn did not provide sufficient notice to colleagues or Google representatives when he was organizing a 2016 conference at which influential liberals warned of damaging effects from market consolidation in tech.
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Trump has heard from a slate of foreign leaders, including Canada's Trudeau, France's Emmanuel Macron, Germany's Angela Merkel and Britain's Theresa May, who have maintained the new tariffs would pose damaging effects for the economy.
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"DJJ [Department of Juvenile Justice] officials know the damaging effects of isolation but have failed to address the situation," Shalini Goel Agarwal, the senior supervising attorney for the Law Center, told the Tampa Bay Times.
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The quality of van Gogh's many prints has been compromised in the 150 years since he started acquiring them, due to the damaging effects of light while hanging on the walls of the artist's house.
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One of their main early goals if they win power would be to eliminate the "damaging effects" of 2011 legislation, named after then-Welfare Minister Elsa Fornero, which called for staggered increases in the retirement age.
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Given its severity, this move would appear to be primarily an effort to scare China into negotiating a new trade deal to avert the mutually damaging effects of curtailing trade between the world's two biggest economies.
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However, this numbness does not indicate that we are immune to the damaging effects of Trump's destructive habits, any more than the effects of anesthesia eliminate the true impact a surgery can have on the body.
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"Our hearts go out to all of those who have and will continue to deal with the damaging effects of the tragic death of Corey Jones," the City of Palm Beach Gardens said in a statement.
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While the rest of the world grapples with the damaging effects of climate change—wildfires, drought, the list goes on—northeastern parts of the boreal forest could actually stand to benefit, according to his latest research.
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Over time, her pieces have decomposed, like bodies, and in fact many of her works are no longer shown, for that would mean exposing them to the damaging effects of heat and light of the gallery space.
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The film's themes are integrity, the damaging effects of powerful men, and the importance of savvy branding — and those same themes have played out in the film's release just as much as they've turned up on-screen.
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Attenborough's comments came as top climate scientists meeting in South Korea approved a United Nations report to assess whether global temperatures can be kept in check this century to prevent the most damaging effects of global warming.
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All signs point to irreversible and damaging effects if drastic action isn't taken on climate right away and a diversity of non-traditional environmental activists ranging from Elon Musk to Exxon Mobil investors are voicing their dissent.
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In Drake, it's easy to see your own attitudes toward love in the internet era, the damaging effects of toxic masculinity, your own constant feelings of never being enough for your friends and the world around you.
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Their damaging effects include a rise in artery-clogging LDL cholesterol and decline in protective HDL cholesterol, damage to the lining of arteries, and inflammation, which can destabilize arterial plaque and precipitate a heart attack or stroke.
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On Wednesday, both Democrats and Republicans shared concerns about the damaging effects of Mr. Trump's tariffs and China's retaliatory levies on products made and purchased in their districts, including cribs, robot vacuums, soybeans, Hollywood films and rice.
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Hooper, who has an S&P 500 year-end price target range of 2,850 to 2,950, sees the Federal Reserve stepping in to mitigate the damaging effects of the ongoing trade war on economic growth and corporate America.
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Worries about the damaging effects of trade war were underscored by a warning from Goldman Sachs of the rising risk of a recession, and that it no longer expects a trade deal before the 2020 U.S. presidential election.
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Like the famous "doll test" of the 1940s, that revealed the damaging effects of racism on Black children, marginalization—both interpersonal and institutional—can produce deep feelings of inferiority and make it a struggle to affirm self-worth.
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Track the storm The damaging effects of Harvey, expected to be a Category 3 hurricane by the time it makes landfall, will depend on where a person lives, hurricane specialist John Cangialosi of the National Hurricane Center said.
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Worries about the damaging effects of the row were underscored by a warning from Goldman Sachs of the rising risk of a recession, and that it no longer expects a trade deal before the 2020 U.S. presidential election.
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Many in the industry associate El Niño with disastrous weather worldwide and potentially damaging effects on agriculture, but this is highly dependent on both the region and crop - as some of them tend to benefit from the phenomenon.
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Congress brought the issue to light in 2017 in an effort to put limits on how lawyers can advertise recognizing the damaging effects this type of advertising could have on those who stop taking their life-saving medications.
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"Because the damaging effects of UV are cumulative over a lifetime, when intense UV exposure occurs during childhood, there is greater chance in that person's life that enough damage to the skin cells will trigger cancer," Stratman said.
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Advocates say getting rid of those penalties is the only way to keep sex workers safe from police harassment and the damaging effects of arrests and fines — and to guarantee them full human rights as workers in America.
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"Changing the name to 'Countering Islamic Extremism' or 'Countering Radical Islamic Extremism' would have damaging effects to our national security by feeding into the propaganda created by terrorist groups and child domestic and international diplomatic relations," they added.
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Opponents of the idea, including many scientists, argue the risks are too great: Geoengineering might have unintended damaging effects on weather patterns, or it might be used unilaterally as a weapon by governments or even extremely wealthy individuals.
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Lastly, it is a potent antioxidant that wards off free-radical production from UV exposure, helps protect against the damaging effects of infrared light and visible light, and neutralizes some of the stressors from environmental exposure during the day.
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To counter some of the damaging effects of the internet, it recommended increasing public diplomacy—which the State Department could do with in America, as well as abroad, to counter its poor standing compared with the country's lionised soldiers.
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Rather than paint Nancy and her husband, Baptist preacher Marshall (Russell Crowe) as monsters, it seeks to understand the reasoning and convictions that drive them to such drastic measures, without sugarcoating the damaging effects those decisions have on Jared.
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"The only thing contraceptive education helps with is the physical consequences of sexual activity," Foley said in a 2009 interview, adding that condoms offer inadequate protection against STIs and that sexual activity among teens can have permanently damaging effects.
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The benchmark palm oil price has fallen from around 3,100 ringgit at the start of 2017 to around 2,509 ringgit at present due to rising output as the crop damaging effects of a dry weather El Nino wear off.
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Tatcha's The Silk Canvas ($52) is inspired by the traditional geisha ritual of pressing melted bintsuke (Japanese wax) over the face to protect it from makeup; this modern spin utilizes botanicals to fend off the damaging effects of pollution.
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Arkansas is urging the U.S. Supreme Court to rule that federal law does not preempt a state law that regulates pharmacy benefits managers' drug-reimbursement rates aimed at combating the "damaging effects" of the industry's practices on small pharmacies.
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Perhaps because they've seen the damaging effects of debt on their older brothers and sisters or parents, nearly a quarter of teens say debt should be avoided at all costs, according to a new study by The Center for Generational Kinetics.
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Worries about the damaging effects of the trade war were underscored by a warning from Goldman Sachs of the rising risk of a U.S. recession, and that it no longer expects a trade deal before the 254.35 U.S. presidential election.
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A new study by the environmental watchdog Energy and Policy Institute unearthed troves of documents that clearly show utility companies, and the organizations that lobby on their behalf, were aware of the damaging effects of climate change long before the public.
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But Raúl himself offered a withering critique of Cuba's underlying problems, criticising "out-of-date mentalities", "a complete lack of a sense of urgency" in implementing change and the "damaging effects of egalitarianism" in failing to reward work or initiative.
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Worries about the damaging effects of the trade war were underscored by a warning from Goldman Sachs of the rising risk of a U.S. recession, and that it no longer expects a trade deal before the 254.24 U.S. presidential election.
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Together with a group of over 30 small presses, they recently issued a collective call for independent media outlets and book reviewers to "rethink [their] links" and help mitigate the damaging effects of linking book pages to tech behemoths like Amazon.
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News that China's State Council was considering relaxing and removing restrictions on auto purchases came as a welcome move for both car-makers as well as the broader markets that is reeling from the damaging effects of the protracted trade spat.
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In a bid to shield the U.S. economy from the damaging effects of the epidemic, the Federal Reserve cut rates by 50 basis points in a surprise out-of-cycle meeting on Tuesday - the first since the 2008 financial crisis.
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The 2015 deal is aimed at avoiding some of the most damaging effects of climate change by holding warming to "well below" 2°C, or 3.6°F, above pre-industrial levels, with an aspirational target of limiting the rise to 1.5°C.
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"However, trade related headwinds to the growth outlook have continued to build, and our economists believe that the latest developments this week are likely to have lasting damaging effects on business confidence and should thus prompt the Fed to respond," he added.
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It's sparked a debate that gets at something much deeper than the single claim the Washington Post set out to verify, calling attention to the ways police shootings can have damaging effects on black communities in ways that go beyond raw numbers.
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Which may help us learn how to be just as tough ourselves Over time, the species gained the ability to tolerate damaging effects of the kind of stresses the tardigrades regularly endure, according to the results published in the journal Nature Communications.
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Open Markets, a division at the public policy think tank the New America Foundation, had been an intellectual force in progressive circles in recent years, leading to a heightened awareness of the damaging effects that monopolization is having on both consumers and businesses.
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There is one important exception: If you think you are having a heart attack, immediately after calling 9-1-1, chew a regular 325-milligram aspirin or four low-dose ones in hopes of limiting the heart-damaging effects of a clot.
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Cheever focusses on alcohol's more damaging effects: John Adams lost two sons and two grandsons to alcoholism, Civil War doctors often became addicted to "their principal means of anesthetic," and Prohibition did not stop the excessive drinking of Hemingway, Faulkner, and Steinbeck.
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The Breakdown SYDNEY, Australia — The first television advertisement advocating a "no" vote in the coming postal survey on legalizing same-sex marriage in Australia aired Tuesday night, with the message that legalization would have damaging effects on children's experience of gender and sexuality.
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"Achieving our vision is also crucial to efforts to tackle fuel poverty and to preventing the damaging effects of climate change, as part of the global community's fight to limit global temperature increases to 2 degrees Celsius or less," Wheelhouse went on to add.
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It gets more and more difficult to get back into a job situation, and what we see is that also on your self esteem, your look upon yourself, your skills, your competencies, actually the damaging effects begin to take place already after six months.
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Due to research into the damaging effects of alcohol during fetal development, the CDC claims there's no safe way to drink if pregnant, so women who could possibly conceive ought to abstain from drinking in order to preserve the life of hypothetical unborn children.
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" In 2014, Franklin Graham — the politically influential evangelist and vocal Trump supporter — defended Mr. Putin for his efforts "to protect his nation's children from the damaging effects of any gay and lesbian agenda," even as he lamented that Americans have "abdicated our moral leadership.
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In the letter, we make clear that we by no means dismiss these accusations — which include forcibly kissing the writer Zinzi Clemmons and verbally abusing other women — or the serious damaging effects of the sort of behavior of which Mr. Díaz has been accused.
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White pitch tubes indicate the successful expulsion of the bark beetles, but given the damaging effects of climate change — such as lack of moisture in the soil and the burdens of overgrowth — healthy trees have become weakened and unable to produce enough pitch to expel the pests.
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"I think growth patterns this year will come in closer to 2015 trends, with a breather around May or June," said Voon Yee Ping, plantations analyst from Kenanga Research, as production is expected to recover this year from the crop-damaging effects of El Nino weather.
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You already know how important it is to protect your skin from the sun — if you're not smart about diligently applying (and reapplying) sunscreen and let yourself roast indiscriminately, you risk damaging effects from the superficial (accelerated signs of skin aging) to the fatal (skin cancer).
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Worries about the damaging effects of the trade war between the world's two biggest economies were underscored by a warning from Goldman Sachs of the rising risk of a U.S. recession, and that it no longer expects a trade deal before the 2020 U.S. presidential election.
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Corker, the chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, sent a letter on Wednesday to Ross asking for details on how the Commerce Department is deciding which countries will be exempted from the steep financial penalties, which he said were having "damaging" effects on U.S. businesses.
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The C.H.A.'s first executive director, Elizabeth Wood, worried not that the new developments might be too large and come to define an area as low-rent, but rather that they wouldn't be large enough to counteract the damaging effects of poverty and disrepair around them.
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"Let's do this in a cooperative manner rather than through a tit-for-tat which we've already seen is having damaging effects on global growth," said Gonzalez, in reference to the trade escalation between the U.S. and China which has seen both sides slap tariffs on each other's goods.
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Mitigating it's damaging effects should be a high priority for public policy leaders at the federal, state, and local level but in order to craft the most effective policy prescriptions to deal with this crisis, a more holistic understanding of its wide-ranging impact must also be recognized.
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It asks a lot of him that he doesn't answer for; Azaria was ostensibly an actor in need of a role, but video clips and interview snippets inform us that he never considered the lasting, damaging effects of his Apu interpretation, and neither did producers on The Simpsons.
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" As the Post notes, "The Sessions memo marks the first significant criminal justice effort by the Trump administration to bring back the toughest practices of the drug war, which had fallen out of favor in recent years with a bipartisan movement to undo the damaging effects of mass incarceration.
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Canada's central bank, which has not moved since October 13 even as its counterparts - including the U.S. Federal Reserve - have eased, held firm as expected last week, but left the door open to a possible future cut to help the economy weather the damaging effects of global trade conflicts.
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While Coats said that concerns of US retaliation and "still developing adversary capabilities" should mitigate the threat of a major cyberattack aimed at disrupting critical infrastructure, the intelligence community remains "concerned by the increasingly damaging effects of cyber operations and the apparent acceptance by adversaries of collateral damage."
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Play it safe and try to pay outstanding bills as soon as possible, the TransUnion report said, because once an unpaid bill goes into collection, which means the creditor sent your balance to a collections agency to obtain payment, it can have lasting, damaging effects on your score.
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Tom Carper of Delaware, the top Democrat on the committee, has labeled the Oklahoma Republican "Polluting Pruitt" since his nomination was announced and argued that an EPA head that does not "recognize the damaging effects of climate change on our environment and economy" is not qualified for the job. Sen.
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It was in that decade that scientists confirmed that chemicals called CFCs (found in aerosol cans like hairspray and deodorant) were eating away at the ozone layer, and would produce some scary consequences, from skyrocketing skin cancer rates to damaging effects on plant life and marine ecosystems, if left unchecked.
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While opioid abuse has clearly become a significant public health issue, it's damaging effects have also become a significant public safety issue for not only the general public but also our nation's incarcerated population as well as the men and women tasked with securing our federal, state, and local correctional facilities.
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In high enough concentrations, these chemicals could have damaging effects on a child's brain development — including their IQ.However, the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) hasn't established safety limits for a number of common baby foods known to carry heavy metals, including infant formula, cereal, and canned fruits and veggies.
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McCarthy, along with Janet McCabe, former acting assistant administrator for EPA's Office of Air and Radiation, wrote a scathing critique of the EPA's current chief, Scott Pruitt, in a New York Times op-ed in March, warning that his crackdown on certain scientific studies could have long-term damaging effects on the agency.
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A recent report from the Climate Impact Lab projects that the most damaging effects of climate change will be concentrated in "hot, poor countries" in regions such as Latin America and Southeast Asia, and in sub-Saharan Africa, where climate change is already associated with falling crop production due to record-setting drought.
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For some context: On Friday, the day Trump fired off a tweet about how much Amazon pays the Postal Service to send packages, the Post had run a story detailing the White House's worries for 2018, another looking at the damaging effects of his Twitter habit, and an op-ed declaring him "unfit and ignorant."
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Trump Raises Stakes in Trade Conflict With a $200 Billion Threat" (Business Day, June 19): As President Trump stumbles toward an all-out trade war with China, most attention is being paid to the damaging effects it would have on the American economy, including many of his own supporters.
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Its role in autumn leaves is not well understood, but current theories suggest that some trees have evolved to produce it to protect their leaves from the damaging effects of intense sunlight while the chlorophyll breaks down — the red pigment absorbs wavelengths in the green region of the spectrum that would otherwise be reflected by the disappearing chlorophyll.
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He also called out particularly damaging effects of global infrastructure attacks, another key focus of the conference: "[Cyberattacks] also target our economy -- a single Russian malware attack last year cost a major American shipping company $400 million," said Pence, referring to the NotPetya cyberattack of June 2017, that deeply affected the supply chain of shipping giant FedEx.
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Last year in a column entitled "Hearing Loss Threatens Mind, Life and Limb," I summarized the current state of knowledge about the myriad health-damaging effects linked to untreated hearing loss, a problem that afflicts nearly 22021 million Americans and, according to two huge recent studies, increases the risk of dementia, depression, falls and even cardiovascular diseases.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)This can mitigate the damaging effects of heat in some cases, and means your precious gadgets might be able to recover after a short spell in the sun; it also means that today's smartphones and laptops need to reach a seriously high temperature to incur permanent damage, though it's important not to be complacent about the risks.
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"Today's budget bill is shameful and exposes the Republican leadership's targeted agenda against family planning providers like Planned Parenthood, despite their absolutely critical role in limiting the damaging effects of Zika virus and continuing to provide access to reproductive health services for those most in need," Dana Singiser, Vice President of Public Policy and Government Affairs at Planned Parenthood, said in a statement.
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Mark WarnerMark Robert WarnerFacebook users in lawsuit say company failed to warn them of known risks before 2018 breach New intel chief inherits host of challenges Overnight Defense: US, Russia tensions grow over nuclear arms | Highlights from Esper's Asia trip | Trump strikes neutral tone on Hong Kong protests | General orders ethics review of special forces MORE (D-Va.), have also questioned Facebook's potentially damaging effects on children.
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Two former heads of the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) have issued a scathing critique of its current administrator, Scott PruittEdward (Scott) Scott PruittEnvironmentalists renew bid to overturn EPA policy barring scientists from advisory panels Six states sue EPA over pesticide tied to brain damage Overnight Energy: Trump EPA looks to change air pollution permit process | GOP senators propose easing Obama water rule | Green group sues EPA over lead dust rules MORE, warning that his crackdown on certain scientific studies could have long-term damaging effects on the agency.
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Corker, the chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, sent a letter on Wednesday to Commerce Secretary Wilbur RossWilbur Louis RossEx-counterintelligence official warns Trump administration not to be shortsighted on Huawei The Hill's Morning Report - Trump searches for backstops amid recession worries Hillicon Valley: Trump alleges Google manipulated voters against him | Hillary Clinton fires back | Twitter, Facebook take down misinformation targeting Hong Kong protests | Trump delays penalty on Huawei | Tech giants slam French digital tax at hearing MORE asking for details on how the administration is deciding which countries will be exempted from the steep financial penalties, which he said were having "damaging" effects on U.S. businesses.
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McCarthy, along with Janet McCabe, former acting assistant administrator for EPA's Office of Air and Radiation, wrote a scathing critique of the EPA's current chief, Scott PruittEdward (Scott) Scott PruittEnvironmentalists renew bid to overturn EPA policy barring scientists from advisory panels Six states sue EPA over pesticide tied to brain damage Overnight Energy: Trump EPA looks to change air pollution permit process | GOP senators propose easing Obama water rule | Green group sues EPA over lead dust rules MORE, in a New York Times op-ed in March, warning that his crackdown on certain scientific studies could have long-term damaging effects on the agency.
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