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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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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He has said the leaks are damaging to national security.
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It was really damaging to my day to day psyche.
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Even more damaging to the Trump cause, though, is Nixon.
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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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McCabe, in particular, was damaging to the special counsel investigation.
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And the consequences are damaging to generations of our children.
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But he described the statements as "damaging" to Trump's defense.
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Lack of good media oxygen is damaging to any campaign.
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Sexual assault is damaging to society, destroying lives and relationships.
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That will be much more damaging to the department's reputation.
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Why it's damaging to blame celebrity "meltdowns" on mental illness
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I think there are gender norms that are damaging to everyone.
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If true, that would be incredibly damaging to the Trump administration.
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In some ways it's damaging to have this folklore around them.
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They treat me like I would somehow be damaging to children.
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I think it's very damaging to people who perform sex work.
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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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Refurbished devices are like new and less damaging to the environment.
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" "I would think that would be very damaging to his health.
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The emails from Keckley are particularly damaging to the police narrative.
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Others argued that the mounting allegations were too damaging to ignore.
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Trump's own plans may prove as damaging to NATO as Russia's.
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"The solution could be more damaging to public trust," he says.
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Alienating the royal family, meanwhile, has proved damaging to broadcast careers.
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It is a sorry abdication of duty damaging to all involved.
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The Márquez defection is also politically damaging to the peace process.
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This type of coverage is damaging to Trump for two reasons.
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That's why these conspiracy theories are so damaging to Trump's opponents.
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Its refusal to do so is singularly damaging to regional security.
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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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"Water itself is actually super damaging to hair," Dr. Bowe said.
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Allowing witness testimony could bring up new evidence damaging to Trump.
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Observers have said Cohen's testimony could prove highly damaging to Trump.
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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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And that's why the Panama Papers release was so damaging to him.
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Frankly, Franken's exchange is less damaging to Sessions than the Leahy questionnaire.
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Framing fatness as a fault can also prove damaging to people's health.
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Because they understand that the emerging evidence is extremely damaging to Trump.
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Capital taxes are therefore more damaging to the economy than wage taxes.
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But more to the point, it's equally damaging to the national conversation.
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That can be very damaging to people's self esteem and worldly outlook.
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But injustice that is less damaging to people's lives is still injustice.
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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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Otherwise, the hearings may just be politically damaging to the White House.
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Insulating lawmakers from popular discontent is ultimately damaging to American self-government.
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Facebook is not simply addictive or potentially damaging to those under 13.
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Trump has also criticized Japan's trade policies as damaging to U.S. jobs.
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The emails were seen as potentially damaging to Clinton's campaign against Trump.
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"Lead is very toxic and very damaging to people," Ms. Reyes said.
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Both had given testimony damaging to Trump in the House impeachment hearings.
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The attempted clean-ups have proved damaging to those around Trump, too.
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It is extremely destructive and damaging to impressionable children viewing the commercial.
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It's damaging — to the White House, to the presidency, to the country.
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The implicit racism and sexism of "electability" is deeply damaging to democracy.
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Few things could be more damaging to Puerto Rico's ability to rebuild.
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We're confident he doesn't have anything damaging to tell about the president.
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Methane gas is 7003 times more damaging to the environment than carbon dioxide.
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And it was damaging to her prospects given how the state is changing.
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Most damaging to the government are the constant disputes between the two parties.
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Clinton late in the presidential campaign was more damaging to her than helpful.
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Volker's testimony, analysts say, could be damaging to the President and his allies.
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Either extreme—tight or loose—we reasoned could be damaging to societal happiness.
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That can be particularly damaging to people who lose investment accounts, Salmon says.
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This can actually be quite damaging to your mental health if you're gay.
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Trump's statements could be damaging to him and to Cohen for several reasons.
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But it is damaging to real people trying to join the American family.
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One creditor filed a lawsuit, which was distressing and damaging to my credit.
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S. trade conflict would be less damaging to global growth than initially feared.
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Read more:Fox News anchor Chris Wallace calls impeachment testimony 'very damaging' to Trump.
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Outsourcing jobs in the aerospace industry is particularly damaging to our nation's economy.
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M.W.: Historically, the mystification of romantic love has been particularly damaging to women.
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A myopic U.S. strategy could be damaging to American interests in the region.
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But his cool realism has been disastrous in Syria and damaging to Europe.
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"This is fiscally irresponsible and potentially damaging to the health of countless Missourians."
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Use words 'predictable and damaging to US-Russian relations' to describe Russian meddling.
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"It's basically damaging to the neighborhood," Ms. White, 35, said in an interview.
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Mr. Raab's departure was not only unexpected but also deeply damaging to Mrs.
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It's cordless, flexible, and supposedly less damaging to hair than traditional flat irons.
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Living with repeated or chronic stress levels is physically damaging to the animal.
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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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"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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There are reasons to think this ban overbroad, counterproductive, damaging to U.S. interests.
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He wanted to learn and perhaps disseminate facts damaging to his father's opponent.
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Critics of the rules argue they're too damaging to broadband investments and innovation.
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This scenario would be incredibly damaging to the White House and congressional Republicans.
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On the policy side, what they will do is very damaging to Medicare.
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I think that it's damaging to promote this ideal—it doesn't accurately portray reality.
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A rise in the risk-free rate could be damaging to equities, he explained.
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He knows for a fact it&aposs going to be damaging to the president.
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"That was absolutely untrue, hurtful, and very, very damaging to Richard personally," Catalano says.
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But Reddit knows full well that such policies are ultimately damaging to the site.
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Few people were as damaging to the institution of the presidency as Richard Nixon.
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Trump has taken several unilateral actions deemed by Europe as damaging to global trade.
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This is about a man whose behavior was demeaning and damaging to countless women.
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This would be no less damaging to Mr. Koskinen's reputation — or to the speaker's.
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That way, political staff could ensure the documents wouldn't be damaging to Pruitt's reputation.
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The glut of nostalgia in Stranger Things is perhaps most damaging to character development.
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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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When spilled, the condensate can produce a deep underwater plume damaging to marine life.
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It can be damaging to your nails if you don't take it off properly.
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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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Few things have been as damaging to the American wine industry as its homogenization.
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Hearing from the whistleblower could be damaging to a portion of Trump's defense strategy.
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Along with Porter's attempts to make the blog post less damaging to his career.
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Experts claimed for years that distance running was damaging to women's health and femininity.
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Reading between the lines, it seems they thought that was damaging to the economy.
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Get To Work: With Suzy Welch Excessive job-hopping can be damaging to your resume.
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It's damaging to act like this country belongs to one group more than another group.
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"I don't think it's damaging to them (Uber) at all," said Rogers of Temple University.
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Sleep deprivation doesn't just make you cranky; it can be downright damaging to your health.
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Is that something that you feel will be damaging to art in the long run?
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Both the bill and "making EPA great again" would be irreparably damaging to the agency.
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In any case, Mekelberg said controversies like this could be damaging to any commercial business.
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"It will be too damaging to Tesla for him to be removed fully," Fienseth said.
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Particularly damaging to Macron in recent weeks were comments made by ex-interior minister Collomb.
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If the case proceeds to trial, information damaging to the league might be made public.
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Trump that are 100 percent false and tremendously damaging to her personal and professional reputation.
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But that dynamic has reversed as classified information damaging to Trump has come to light.
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He has also said he told Mueller's team things that would be damaging to Stone.
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"It's damaging to this party and the internal workings of the Democratic Party," said Rep.
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His wrecking ball tour of Europe the single most damaging to NATO and the West.
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He too believes banning social media for prisoners can be damaging to their reentry efforts.
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They were always interested in alternate energy sources that were not damaging to the Earth.
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The leaks are continuing, so it's impossible to say whether anything truly damaging to Mrs.
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"It's damaging to the presidency, to the office," Mr. Hill said of President Trump's handiwork.
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"In some of these communities, it could be really damaging to the economy," he said.
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So if candor proved damaging to your conditions of employment, you might have a remedy.
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It's long been clear that smoking tobacco is damaging to conception, pregnant people, and fetuses.
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They were especially damaging to young women, who often became vulnerable targets of sexual assault.
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Tweets from Mr. Trump can be damaging to businesses, quickly mobilizing his supporters in protest.
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"If we were to overreact, I think it could be very damaging to our universities."
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But that two-year conflagration may wind up being more damaging to American technology companies.
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But during periods of low unemployment, tax cuts can actually be damaging to the economy.
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This shows why it is so damaging to have a fundamentally untrustworthy commander in chief.
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But the solution isn't simply to switch to a refrigerant less damaging to our environment.
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May's talks with the rest of the European Union would be economically damaging to Britain.
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But, why is Uber now releasing information that could be so damaging to their company?
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But Trump's style is viewed as counterproductive and damaging to U.S. interests by some observers.
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It is 25 times more damaging to the environment than carbon dioxide, not 25 percent.
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That is a complex facility which would be damaging to implement only to quickly end.
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" "It should be more damaging to corporate profits than GDP … U.S. multinationals stand to lose significantly.
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I beg you to remember what seems like a harmless action is damaging to real people.
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" The deficit the Sanders plan would cause, Burman says, "could be very damaging to the economy.
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The public lawsuit could be damaging to the airline as it works to rebuild its brand.
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The war on drugs proved to be as damaging to minority communities as the drugs themselves.
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AND I THINK HIS POLICIES AROUND FREE TRADE WILL BE DAMAGING TO BUSINESS AS A WHOLE.
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Previous research shows that social media can be damaging to body image, especially for young women.
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Analysts previously told CNN that Volker's testimony could be damaging to the President and his allies.
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Quitting the council is far short of that, but it is damaging to American leadership nonetheless.
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Here's yet another thing for you to worry about: It can be damaging to your health.
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The European Commission has taken a view that the suppression of competition is damaging to consumers.
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Salt poisoning, as Pet Poison Hotline points out, can be very damaging to dogs and cats.
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It can be so damaging to the individual if they find out this completely erroneous information.
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You're going to think it's damaging to culture, not only for our brand, but in general.
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Those are the kinds of things that should never happen, and... it's damaging to our credibility.
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That serves the purpose of deflecting attention from true information that's damaging to the paid interests.
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McDougal had a longer alleged relationship, and her story was potentially more damaging to the president.
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Mr. McConnell has voiced strong reservations about such changes, viewing them as damaging to the institution.
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The timing of the case filing was seen as damaging to Mr. Bush at the time.
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Trump nonetheless has projected confidence that the report would not prove to be damaging to him.
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Acrylic extensions can be very damaging to the natural nail due to its stiffness and strength.
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Perhaps even more damaging to the "harms women" argument, the FAMILY Act applies equally across genders.
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Last, Global Witness says oil and mining corruption is damaging to investment markets and capital formation.
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Residents have protested against Sonatrach's plans, saying they are too risky and damaging to the environment.
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It's not clear, however, if this move would be as damaging to Democrats as McConnell framed.
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Those other calls have a very different takeaway, and one that's far more damaging to Trump.
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The inequities that have marked really every progressive coalition and that are very damaging to them.
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But Germany made clear that Berlin viewed such measures as damaging to the country's steel industry.
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More damaging to his golf game, however, was his debilitating back pain and the subsequent operations.
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The verdict could also be damaging to the government's argument in the encryption debate, Williams said.
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The distinction has some members wondering whether Bannon has information that could be damaging to Trump.
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People like stuff, but unsustainable sourcing of that stuff has been damaging to the planet's biodiversity.
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" The Wall Street Journal called House Democrats' case against Trump "weak" and "damaging to constitutional norms.
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A spokesman in the governor's office added that the messages don't reveal anything damaging to Christie.
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She said it would have been "mentally damaging" to sit in medical limbo for that long.
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Crashing out of the union would be hugely damaging to businesses in the United Kingdom. 5.
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This is just plain wrong, and damaging to the millions of Americans involved in direct selling.
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And for once, a key witness delivered testimony that was not universally damaging to the President.
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But what Rodrick does focus on is in its own way deeply damaging to Depp's brand.
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It took a lot of work to find something that could possibly be damaging to him.
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We had moves against protectionism because we all agreed that that would be damaging to the recovery.
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He said that the government shutdown, he believed, was terribly damaging to the brand of our country.
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This accurate impression was quite damaging to our campaign, and was to linger for a long time.
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Emotional and psychological abuse is just as hurtful and damaging to the person on the receiving end.
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It's unclear whether a third-party candidacy would be more damaging to the GOP or the Democrats.
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Which is why the last two months of unforced errors has been so damaging to Big Tech.
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It's also damaging to the environment because the dye is quite visible even at very low concentrations.
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The reality is rather more destabilizingly narrow and damaging to those who lie outside the member's club.
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Or there could be an imbalance of power that's damaging to someone in the friendship, she says.
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New research has found that unlimited access to online porn may be damaging to men's sex lives.
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Health experts believe the CBO report could be politically damaging to the bill's chances of passing Congress.
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The evidence is clear -- the costs of corporate tax are extremely damaging to everyone, not just corporations.
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But this is the exact reason why the book could be so hurtful and damaging to them.
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All of these examples are potentially far more damaging to the world than a leaked sex tape.
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Sheryl Sandberg added a new element to her campaign against cultural themes she finds damaging to women.
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Campaigners against racism say exposure to such imagery is hurtful to black people and damaging to children.
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But do you think it's damaging to call the free press in the United States the enemy?
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Some Twitter users criticized increasing air travel as damaging to the environment and contributing to climate change.
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But Trump has changed his tune as Sondland's testimony became more damaging to the White House's case.
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Both men said they provided information to Mueller's team that they believed would be damaging to Stone.
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"This is an event that will be damaging to the infrastructure, that will be catastrophic," Rosselló said.
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He added that a "disorderly" Puerto Rico restructuring would be damaging to the U.S. municipal bond market.
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According to studies, loneliness can be as damaging to our health as smoking 15 cigarettes a day.
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But they also generally agree that some kinds of fats are less damaging to health than others.
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Narcissists — people with a grandiose sense of entitlement — are particularly damaging to be in a relationship with.
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His testimony — brutal, relentless and unquestionably damaging to Mr. Guzmán — was a kind of emotional punctuation mark.
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Remember that some behavior that is not prosecutable can still be wrong or damaging to national security.
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In 2016, it published emails, hacked by Russian intelligence, that were damaging to Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign.
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The Reforma poll showed the government's record on violent crime has been particularly damaging to Lopez Obrador.
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Between the lines: It's ironic because coal is considered far more damaging to the climate than gas.
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She detailed her harassment allegations, knowing that the information would be "damaging" to Mr. Ailes, she writes.
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The detention of the couple transfixed Canada and proved deeply damaging to the country's relations with China.
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It was damaging to corn, and it leads people to believe that corn is a bad ingredient.
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"Now they are trying to put out theories that they think are damaging to the United States."
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"The president's statements this morning are very, very damaging to him in our case," Mr. Avenatti added.
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But even if it wouldn't quite be suicide, it would be immensely damaging to the entire country.
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Wexner has apologized for his association with Epstein, but the relationship was damaging to the company's image.
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As we're seeing in the United States, mass job loss itself can be damaging to a collectivity.
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"For one thing, it could be damaging to all the oil exporters in the Gulf," he said.
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Go deeper: Ex-pastor Josh Harris says evangelical support for Trump is "incredibly damaging to the Gospel"
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He said that the Mueller report was more damaging to democracy than Russian intervention in our elections.
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A no-deal Brexit is seen as potentially hugely damaging to the Britain's economy, the world's fifth largest.
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The Enhanced Fujita scale rates tornadoes from EF-0, the less damaging, to EF-5, the most destructive.
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That muddled policy has been particularly damaging to the efforts to bring Coleman and her family back home.
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This will simply not be as damaging to Gorsuch among liberals as any kind of anti-abortion record.
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What needs to change to make it less damaging to women, while still preserving its value and beauty?
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What could be more damaging to a heroine's legacy than the thought of an old spinster dying alone?
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And once the infection is acquired, it could be more severe or more damaging to a woman's health.
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Of course, this is not the case at all, whatsoever, and it's extremely damaging to perpetuate this stigma.
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Unlike male circumcision, which is only dangerous in extreme cases, FGM is inherently damaging to female sex organs.
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The idea — that beneficiaries have not earned their place in top colleges — is damaging to many black students.
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Quieter and not as damaging to your lashes," while LisaLulz admitted, "I place mine between my thighs lol.
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It is also extremely damaging to present rape as a 'good enough' reason for someone to commit suicide.
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Ziya Meral, Turkish-British researcher and writer, condemned the situation on Twitter as damaging to diplomacy and democracy.
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"Demands and suggestions have been becoming less and less feasible and even damaging to the state," Cerar said.
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Worse, the consequences for losing in broadcast journalism are damaging to the nation's news dialogue and information needs.
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Some have expressed concerns that the documents could be embarrassing to Mexico and damaging to US-Mexico relations.
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Genetically modified crops can require an increase in herbicides and pesticides, which can be damaging to the environment.
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Research on family detention during the Obama administration showed clearly that the practice is damaging to all involved.
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Having a criminal record for marijuana use is damaging to people's livelihoods and life opportunities, particularly for youths.
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A stronger yen is damaging to many Japanese companies, which would receive less in exchange for their exports.
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At the same time, however, the recording could be damaging to Trump in another context, according to Payton.
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"You would agree that the campaign was happy to receive information damaging to Hillary Clinton, correct?" asked Rep.
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The new GDPR impacts businesses everywhere, is likewise annoying and, more important, could be damaging to U.S. interests.
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Joe Walsh of Illinois echoed that criticism, blasting Trump's erratic economic policy as damaging to the nation's economy.
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Uranium mining in particular has been severely damaging to the area, and it's important to move beyond it.
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Billy claimed Joan's portrayal of him as a "missing manager" in her documentary was damaging to his career.
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It's true that trolly monopolies did pressure city lawmakers to pass regulations damaging to the upstart ride-sharers.
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"Physical knowledge" included things like knowing that burning oil produces CO2 or that CO2 is damaging to plants.
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Can you elaborate a little more on why this can be damaging to female staffers and their careers?
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All the debate has come up against a stubborn fact: Brexit is damaging to the British national interest.
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They have said that the report is more damaging to President Trump than Barr's four-page letter suggested.
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In a lengthy Facebook post this week, Tsai criticized Morey's tweet as damaging to the N.B.A. in China.
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That's especially true for college-educated women in high-earning occupations: Children are particularly damaging to their careers.
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When he returns, he&aposll be 32, coming off an injury that has historically been damaging to players.
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The ban is nonsensical and likely unconstitutional, as well as chaotic and damaging to our national security interests.
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If that washed into the Missouri River, the authorities said, the results could be damaging to the environment.
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Ms. Dulos called Ms. Troconis a "paramour" and said her presence was emotionally damaging to the Dulos's children.
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Both Yankees face potential consequences for such high-risk activities, which could be damaging to the team's prospects.
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All diesel vehicles cause particular problems because the pollution from these is the most damaging to human health.
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But Republican lawmakers have chafed at the CFPB's actions, calling them heavy handed and damaging to consumer choice.
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For them, NAFTA is not only the economic enemy of working people, but also damaging to their health.
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The emails were seen as potentially damaging to the campaign of Clinton, the Democatic Party nominee, against Trump.
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Advocates argue that failing to include a ban would be damaging to young people for generations to come.
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She worries it could prove damaging to the democratic process and discourage young people, particularly women, from politics.
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The Ukraine story is damaging to Trump not necessarily because it's the worst thing he's done as president.
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However, the release of the video filmed inside the spa would be damaging to his reputation, experts said.
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Mifsud allegedly told Papadopoulos that Moscow had "thousands of emails" damaging to 2016 Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton.
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Still, some market participants viewed the memo as underwhelming and less damaging to the president than initially feared.
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It denied it had paid to lock down a story that would have been damaging to Mr. Trump.
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Do you see the lack of the Senate's engagement as potentially damaging to the defense of the ACA?
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And even with shorter stays, family detention is already deeply damaging to families, say immigration advocates and experts.
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In other words, it applies to activity that's a lot less significant than what Reid is accusing Comey and the FBI of: selectively telling the public about information that could be damaging to one candidate, while not telling it about information that could be (much more) damaging to her opponent.
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Emanuel. Your recent article about building a gaming PC is extremely misleading and damaging to the PC community. Period.
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RICHARD BRANSON: A hard Brexit would be more damaging to Great Britain than almost in the Second World War.
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But these can also be damaging to kinship relationships as traditional routines of exchange and sharing practices are disrupted.
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Jeffrey Saut, Chief Investment Strategist at Raymond James told CNBC Friday that the fiduciary rule is damaging to banks.
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Comments of this nature are damaging to women, who should be recognized for their accomplishments not their physical beauty.
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Kesha's team says that's not only unrealistic and potentially damaging to her career, but also on par with slavery.
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His criticism of Mrs Clinton's "carelessness" in July was as irregular as it was damaging to the Democratic nominee.
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In other words, he will assume their non-response means the testimony would have been damaging to those accused.
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This kind of systematic sexism is equally damaging to women who do "play the game," to use Tim's words.
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Beginning in June 2016, [REDACTED] forecast to senior Campaign officials that WikiLeaks would release information damaging to candidate Clinton.
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Clinton's campaign also ripped Trump's comments as damaging to the country, in a statement from policy adviser Jake Sullivan.
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That means there are more shoes to drop, new episodes of potential wrongdoing that could be damaging to Trump.
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" – on Instagram in 2014 • "Losing friendships can be just as damaging to a person as losing a romantic relationship.
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Trump is mulling whether to takes steps to limit steel and aluminium imports seen as damaging to U.S. businesses.
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Pigeon-holing a person or a group of people is not only damaging to humanity, but it's beyond boring.
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" The family also said Chyna was "tarnishing" their brand, "damaging to [their] family and a threat to Rob's safety.
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That self doubt threatens to hold people back, and can be especially damaging to women and people of color.
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But the bill is little more than congressional grandstanding: at best pointless, and at worst damaging to American interests.
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UV rays account for a small portion of the sun's rays but are the most damaging to human skin.
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Their current behavior is deeply damaging to real cases of sexual abuse, not the ones they're deploying against Kavanaugh.
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This has been a good deal for life on Earth because galactic cosmic radiation is damaging to biological beings.
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But I do wonder whether Trump's retreat will prove to be as damaging to the President as liberals think.
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According to Chong, this is one reason high functioning anxiety can be so damaging to someone dealing with it.
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"I think that William Taylor was a very impressive witness and was very damaging to the president," Wallace said.
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That would be damaging to the main thrust of the piece: Only crazy conservatives are questioning Clinton's medical condition.
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Cohen, now under investigation by federal prosecutors in New York, has hinted he may have information damaging to Trump.
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Facebook's Cambridge Analytica data debacle could be more damaging to the company than any of its other recent missteps.
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But it may be more damaging to have a reputation for accepting weak corporate governance and ignoring bad behavior.
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But if the term means working behind the scenes with Russian actors to obtain hacked information damaging to Mrs.
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But that doesn't mean they aren't just as damaging to one's self-esteem and mental health as physical violence.
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Editorial Rex Tillerson's tenure as secretary of state has been tumultuous, damaging to American foreign policy and his department.
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And some complaints, more cynically, simply seek to discredit reporting that may prove unflattering or damaging to certain interests.
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The prosecution called the first 17 witnesses, who provided testimony damaging to Mr. Durst, who is 74 and frail.
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But it is also fundamentally damaging to a democratic government, which only operates well when it is led well.
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Occupation is damaging to Israel, but even a dovish Israeli government proved unable to find agreement with the Palestinians.
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This nascent industry could help feed a growing human population in a way that's less damaging to the environment.
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Mr. Giuliani has claimed to have evidence damaging to former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. and his son.
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Otherwise, a needlessly delayed policy action may have to be much stronger and more damaging to growth and employment.
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Is there one part of Dodd-Frank that if rolled back, it could be very damaging to the country?
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"They" were challenging "our" values, changing the face of America in ways that were deeply damaging to the country.
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Democrats are eager for more election-year attention to the lawsuit, which is considered politically damaging to the administration.
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Even well-known blogger Yoani Sánchez weighed in, saying the video was damaging to Mr. Ferrer and his movement.
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That statement is damaging to Sayoc because he plainly admits his own connection to and culpability for the bombs.
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Their business strategy is incredibly damaging to companies of all sizes, from small businesses and startups to large enterprises.
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"There's nothing I could tell them that could be damaging to the president," he told POLITICO in May 2018.
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Yet the Ukraine scandal — which has exploded over the last two months — has proven much more damaging to Trump.
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I didn't realize it at the time, but that erasure was painful and damaging to my sense of self.
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During the 2016 campaign, Mr. Stone publicly foreshadowed the released by WikiLeaks of information damaging to Hillary Clinton's campaign.
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Both of them criticized Mr. Trump's attacks as potentially damaging to the central bank, and therefore to the economy.
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As president he said he would pull out of the Paris climate accord, saying it was damaging to business.
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To compare what&aposs going on at the border without the facts and making such demonizing statements is not only damaging to the United States as a whole, but it is damaging to so many people that have actually gone through the atrocities of what happened during World War II. WATTERS: It is.
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But that can be something really psychologically damaging to young women because it encourages us to constantly be objectifying ourselves.
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It was extremely damaging to my hair — I realized I was taking care of this false image more than myself.
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New technologies like RSS newsreaders were both damaging to our bottom line and helped spread our news far and wide.
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" Lewis added, "I would never make something like this up because it is damaging to my reputation and my career.
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The night was even more damaging to Mr. Biden, who was already reeling from his fourth-place finish in Iowa.
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Emphasize that the work of this commission is damaging to the country and is aimed to declare impeachment of Trump.
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O'Leary said a Brexit would be damaging to the European and U.K. economies for the next two-to-three years.
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While criminal charges still remain highly unlikely, the inspector general's report is significant and unquestionably damaging to Clinton's public defense.
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What will we learn from the second whistleblower, and will more public servants come forward with information damaging to Trump?
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Federal Reserve interest rate hikes can be damaging to emerging markets, sucking out capital as risk-free U.S. rates rise.
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Neither candidate may prove particularly damaging to markets, said Mark Carhart, chief investment officer and founding partner at Kepos Capital.
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Those in the President's circle said even if the information is not politically damaging to Trump, it could be unflattering.
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Environmentalists contend pumping water via the Sacramento-San Joaquin River Delta to farmers is damaging to salmon and Delta smelt.
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He said the market is already judging the changes to NAFTA to be less damaging to Mexico than first believed.
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" He added, "I would never make something like this up because it is damaging to my reputation and my career.
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But the reality is that discrimination is often more subtle and harder to detect, though equally damaging to someone's career.
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Blasting all of your formerly tagged contacts with notifications can not only be annoying, it can be damaging to you.
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I've seen some claiming ethanol-blended gasoline doesn't work in or is somehow damaging to outboards and other small engines.
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If Romney had delivered that speech, it would have had the benefit of both being true and damaging to Trump.
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Trump's fiery comments are a sign he views the criticism of the Saudis as damaging to himself and his administration.
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The former Facebook engineer fears that frequent smartphone use can be damaging to the public, an argument that research corroborates.
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This has been particularly damaging to minority students, who are disproportionately and unjustifiably subject to suspensions, expulsions and other penalties.
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At Business Insider's Republican debate, Walsh blasted Trump's trade war and tariffs on China as damaging to the American economy.
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This dominance has been damaging to the country's consumers, according to research by Australia's top economic advisor, according to Reuters.
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" Dunlap told CNN: "I think this email that he sent is really quite damaging to the relationships on the commission.
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There many reasons why the passage of right to try would be ill conceived and damaging to terminally ill patients.
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The politics of restarting family separations could be damaging to the GOP, however, and there may also be legal issues.
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To maintain a light blond color on people who are naturally dark-haired is incredibly difficult and damaging to hair.
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Be smart: Trump's approval ratings in Germany are around 11%, so don't expect his criticism to be damaging to Merkel.
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The persona, Guccifer 2.0, was involved in spreading stolen documents damaging to Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign and the Democratic Party.
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Newspapers in Britain have also had to contend with a phone-hacking scandal that was especially damaging to the tabloids.
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I think this disparity is quite damaging to explanations for the racial wealth gap that attend to culture or genetics.
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Those emails were then released to the public in an act that proved damaging to Hillary Clinton's 2016 presidential campaign.
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Whoever wins, this lack of confidence is as damaging to the nation's democracy as it is to its national security.
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Trump is dominating liberal discussion in a way that I think could be damaging to us in the long term.
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But the actions of the Democrats lately have been, to my mind, damaging to this country's foundational ideas and values.
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Even more damaging to U.S. companies looking to export, Bown noted that China has also cut tariffs for U.S. competitors.
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That would undoubtedly hurt China, but it could be tremendously damaging to us, an idea this column raised last year.
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Investors' concern over a flattening yield curve is also not as damaging to stocks as common wisdom suggests, says Detrick.
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To its admirers, the appeal is a laudable initiative to avoid a downgrade that would be damaging to the country.
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Beijing tightly controls its internet space and bans content that it deems politically threatening or damaging to China's national identity.
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This sort of blind faith in the police version, typical of the day, was particularly damaging to people like Johnson.
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Tesla has long argued that the specialized nature of its products makes these laws particularly damaging to its bottom line.
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"It'll help the Democratic Party in 2018 and perhaps in 2020, and will be damaging to President Trump," Carter said.
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" And it noted "All the witnesses whose testimony has been damaging to Mr. Trump have given that testimony under oath.
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"The revised executive order is damaging to the strategic and national security interests of the United States," the letter said.
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Moreover, coal is still a major employer in parts of Appalachia, making any shutdown potentially damaging to the local economy.
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For corporate broadcasters, this is business as usual, but for cable companies, it's damaging to their businesses and harming consumers.
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Federica Mogherini, the European Union's top foreign policy official, warned that the decision would be damaging to the peace effort.
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You know what I think I'm learning is that it's really damaging to generalize about any group of people. Ever.
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That disruption, experts warn, could be far more damaging to the United States economy than the cost of tariffs themselves.
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That secret video footage of referees partying with the Penguins at the parade is really damaging to the NHL. 2.
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Another compelling argument in favor of no-excuses is that the approach is not in fact inherently damaging to students.
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Experts worry the ship's sinking is potentially more damaging to the marine ecosystem than letting the condensate oil burn off.
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The 33-day-old government shutdown is damaging to the American brand, Palantir Technologies CEO Alex Karp told CNBC on Wednesday.
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Russia stands accused of having interfered in the election by leaking information damaging to the campaign of Democratic contender Hillary Clinton.
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I am giving you the disinfecting products that are the easiest to use, least damaging to surfaces, and the best value.
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That's not to say recessions aren't scary and damaging to wealth, only that your ability to insulate yourself is very limited.
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Those officials provided information that Giuliani claims is damaging to some of Trump's political enemies, including former Vice President Joe Biden.
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They also stress excessive alcohol use is damaging to several human organs and is a major public health and social issue.
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You don't always have to be this strong, macho guy as a dad because ultimately, it can be damaging to them.
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Indeed, Squarcini himself almost immediately came under investigation for having used the security services to trace press leaks damaging to Sarkozy.
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But outside of this already-niche scenario, the PompAdapter will be at best useless, and at worst damaging to your phone.
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Of course, just because the condition is normal doesn't make it any less annoying, or less damaging to your self-esteem.
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But in the worst-case scenarios, brands are finding their ads running alongside content that is outright damaging to their images.
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But, I almost think these are paid to performers working for the RNC because it&aposs so damaging to the democrats.
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"This notion that boys can never hurt, that they can never feel, is so damaging to them long term," she wrote.
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Perhaps most damaging to Mr. Cosby, was the testimony from five other women who told jurors they, too, were Cosby victims.
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It was obvious by then that Trump's reckless and illiberal candidacy would be damaging to America's civic health, just by itself.
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We need good employees and to take the ability away to negotiate with a good employee — that is damaging to us.
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To the extent that Ferrer has anything damaging to offer, the defense will likely argue he was acting on his own.
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Celebrity activists aren't anything new, and they've been criticized as superficial and sometimes damaging to the causes they attach themselves to.
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Cowlings is worried his character in the series -- played by Malcolm-Jamal Warner -- will be untrue and damaging to his reputation.
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All this was deeply damaging to the reputation of Talbot's process, especially as the comparative longevity of Daguerre's images became obvious.
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But it was clearly abuse of social networks, and ultimately damaging to society, because it created controversy where none previously existed.
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That he believes his actions are justified by the tenets of his religion make them no less damaging to his targets.
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Murphy believes that the criminalization of a "normal health care procedure" has been massively damaging to the psychology of Irish women.
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Cable groups have signaled opposition to those reforms, however, arguing they could cause privacy concerns and be damaging to intellectual property.
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The restrictions are especially damaging to poor and moderate-income low-rise neighborhoods, many of which have long suffered from neglect.
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None of these options help the blood supply and all of them are discriminatory and damaging to LGBTQ identity. Gay. Men.
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Trump's performance at the G-7 summit was embarrassing and cringe worthy; but it was not fatally damaging to U.S. credibility.
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Coverage of their contents consumed a great deal of the last month of the campaign, and proved highly damaging to Clinton.
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In an interview with Sky Sports, the four times Tour de France winner admitted the finding was "damaging" to his reputation.
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All of these things would tear apart America's economy and would be extremely damaging to the cornerstones of communities – America's restaurants.
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Data from the Angel Capital Association shows why increasing the accredited investor thresholds would be so damaging to the startup economy.
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She said while she believed Ford, blocking Kavanaugh's nomination over uncorroborated allegations would be deeply damaging to the Senate confirmation process.
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Let's be clear: This was an attack on America, less lethal than a missile but still profoundly damaging to our system.
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Women had been barred from road races since 4643, as experts claimed distance running was damaging to their health and femininity.
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The election of Donald Trump was so shocking — and damaging to the country — that many people went looking for a scapegoat.
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Cave admits he's always looking for something to write about but that trauma has been undeniably damaging to his creative process.
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The state-run media authority warned that it would "silence" any outlet deemed to have published material damaging to the offensive.
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The Chicxulub event was as damaging to life in the oceans as it was to creatures on land, a study shows.
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They also see any kind of help as potentially damaging to their reputations because he's often perceived as so politically unpopular.
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" That is damaging to democracy, he said, because the right to vote "is the basis of just about every other right.
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And it is "damaging to the cause," she said, to act as if the Parkland students are operating in a vacuum.
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Calling witnesses could inject unpredictability into a Senate trial and lead to the disclosure of new information damaging to the president.
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As with the Galaxy Fold, it seems likely that the adhesive on most screen protectors would be damaging to the screen.
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"Fake reviews are really damaging to shoppers and businesses alike," Andrea Coscelli, chief executive of the CMA, said in a statement.
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It is also likely to be highly damaging to US interests and the long-term US presence in the Middle East.
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This enables people to listen to their preferred music or programs at a lower volume that is less damaging to hearing.
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He might convene pre-debate press conferences with guests who are politically damaging to his opponent, as he did in 2016.
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Any attempt to do so, many say, would provoke a brutal counterattack against South Korea too bloody and damaging to risk.
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"On the other hand, defamation and untrue statements that are damaging to people's reputations are also something our laws protect against."
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The tweets, especially as it relates to foreign policy issues, I know have been very damaging to us, O.K.. MARTIN: Yeah.
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Mayfield said at the time that a no-deal Brexit would be "extremely unfortunate and damaging" to it and other companies.
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It's not damaging to talk about genre, no, but you use it as an umbrella term for a lot of things.
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It's genuinely true that technological advancement, openness to trade, immigration, and other growth-promoting policies can be damaging to many people.
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FBI and congressional investigators are currently examining whether Trump lieutenants coordinated with Russian intelligence the publication of documents damaging to Clinton.
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All these geopolitical, tariffs, sanctions, trade risks are really damaging to emerging markets, and a dovish Fed isn't enough to offset those.
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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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A cooperation deal between Weisselberg and prosecutors could be damaging to the president given the CFO's longtime role in Trump's business affairs.
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Now, ABC's George Stephanopoulos claims (per his sources) that Cohen will provide "dozens of hours of testimony potentially damaging to" President Trump.
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"There was no interest (from Republicans) in the public seeing anything that they thought might be damaging to the president," he said.
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Since overtime is the main source of supplemental income, it can also be damaging to workers as they put in excessive hours.
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And do you want to continue the policy of sanctions that are damaging to both economies, or do you have other ideas?
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El Ninos are particularly damaging to Australia, with the last one in 2015/16 cutting agricultural production in one world's largest exporters.
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BENSON: This is why the media love this story because there might be a Trump angle that could be damaging to him.
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Pinterest's move could pressure other social networks to do more to stop the spread of misinformation that is damaging to public health.
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Even when a foreclosure is justified, the public-relations effect can be damaging to the reputation of the entity undertaking the foreclosure.
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While the wage hike may still be damaging to restaurants' ability to thrive in New York, it starts leveling the playing field.
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Chinese smartphone manufacturer ZTE hit back at the White House Friday, calling a U.S. export ban "unacceptable" and damaging to American business.
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They also stop the plant trying to grow when it is damaging to do so, for example when the weather turns bad.
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No one died from last week's cyber assault, but it's likely the strike was extremely damaging to some of Iran's military systems.
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They also pondered releasing intelligence that would be damaging to Putin or sanctions that would "crater" the Russian economy, the Post said.
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Trump insists that he has nothing to do with Russia and yet acts as if he has something incredibly damaging to hide.
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These security lapses can be extremely damaging to their users, exposing private sexual encounters and preferences known only to the users themselves.
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Perez's decision is damaging to the process, the voters and his own candidates — especially considering how many people identify as political independents.
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But Facebook's news feed tweaks could be more damaging to smaller publishers that rely on the site to help raise their profile.
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"Anytime you have a large investment decline, by 80 percent — that is damaging to our track record as investors," Mr. Ackman said.
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But it misses the bigger takeaway from those leaked emails: They are far more damaging to Hillary Clinton than to Donald Trump.
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That's not only unfair, it's damaging to clients, the parties whom ultimately all of these professional responsibility guidelines are supposed to protect.
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" Gaskin believed that America should return to natural living; chemical contraception and abortion, he said, were "damaging to the fabric of society.
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That trend has also manifested in purple states out West, where Johnson's impact on the race could be especially damaging to Clinton.
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While the kit works wonders on denim, wool, and cashmere, it can be damaging to certain fabrics like leather, velvet, and silk.
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"Efforts to undermine the expressed will of the Macedonian public are destabilizing and damaging to the regional peace and security," he added.
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This prospect has made the many UK legislators who always feared that Brexit would be damaging to the UK even more fearful.
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But as Campbell told Insider, these types of straighteners can be harsh and damaging to one's hair while also irritating their skin.
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Barr then added a line from the report that remains most damaging to Trump, which is that Mueller did not exonerate Trump.
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In his GOP, policies that were extraordinarily damaging to the poor and to minorities were laundered by grandiose rhetoric about improving opportunity.
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At the end of the day, I believe that President Clinton would be less damaging to the Republican Party than President Trump.
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To the extent Pruitt admits he defied the White House, it could be more damaging to him than the various spending controversies.
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They also want to ensure that the Trump administration doesn't suppress parts of the report that may be damaging to the president.
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"These defamatory utterances are untrue and damaging to the morale of the national team and USAT staff and coaches," their report said.
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They are particularly damaging to small businesses, with an alarming 2628 percent of affected firms going out of business within six months.
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The beef with beef The beef with beef -- especially factory farming -- is partly because research shows it's severely damaging to the environment.
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It may take years of careful experimentation before scientists figure out the mechanism behind why Covid-19 seems less damaging to kids.
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A weak showing could be particularly damaging to Biden, who is seen as the race's front-runner and leads in national polls.
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The greatest reality may be that any look at the Trump presidency suggests there will be more revelations, probably damaging to Trump.
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In the end, they argued, Mr. Sondland was at least as damaging to the Democrats' case as he was helpful to it.
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" "For the president-elect to continue to give the Russians deniability is deeply damaging to the country," Schiff told ABC's "This Week.
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Then he insisted that the agreement was broadly damaging to the United States, causing the loss of hundreds of thousands of jobs.
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But the conflicts potentially involve politicians with more real power than Farage and interests that are more damaging to the United States.
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He has unabashedly pursued information in Ukraine that could be damaging to Biden, one of Trump's chief political rivals heading into 2020.
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That would be damaging "to the project, to this law firm, to your guy and to me," he wrote to Mr. Manafort.
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On Tuesday, critics across the political spectrum seized on Trump's comments about birthright as damaging to the national fabric and constitutional values.
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This, Trump's critics argue, is quid pro quo and is Trump offering to purchase information potentially damaging to Democrats with taxpayer money.
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Eighth, continuing events surrounding the investigations of Russia and other potential scandals will range in impact from damaging to catastrophic for Republicans.
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The way The New York Times is reporting the situation is both damaging to Eileen's character and a misrepresentation of what happened.
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Mr. Stone was convicted of seven felonies, including lying under oath, presumably to hide information that might be damaging to the president.
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"Clinton boasted about putting coal miners out of work" is false but definitely newsworthy (and damaging to Clinton) if it were true.
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That would be damaging "to the project, to this law firm, to your guy and to me," he wrote to Mr. Manafort.
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Brazile said on "Fox News Sunday" that The Washington Post's report on women's allegations against Bloomberg is "extremely" damaging to his campaign.
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"We do work with materials and with human bioproducts that are potentially damaging to our bodies if we inhale them," Casamassimo said.
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But the US also needs China, and aggressive tariffs on American goods going into China would be hugely damaging to its economy.
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The result may be a cycle of ignorance and missteps, which is bound to be damaging to American interests in the future.
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At a basic level, this could also be damaging to political leaders&apos psyches; it&aposs hard not to leave any DNA anywhere.
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This type of radiation is particularly damaging to DNA and is a known cause of breast cancer and nonmelanoma skin cancer, she said.
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When the app first came out four years ago, several companies requested Blind take down posts that might be damaging to their reputation.
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" In the initial legal complaint, Elliott said the "inflammatory false statements" included on the spreadsheet were damaging to his "reputation and good name.
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The Mexican peso is seen the bellwether for Trump's chances of a victory as his policies are damaging to Mexico's export-heavy economy.
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Not only would the Administrative Law Judge process be potentially damaging to Sinclair's reputation, but it would be a mess of red tape.
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This outcome would be most damaging to average American households on modest incomes—the very group whose interests Mr Trump claims to represent.
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Daryanani, who covers hardware, says this massive switch, which Microsoft and Google are also pushing, is very damaging to his universe of companies.
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"It would be extraordinarily damaging to patients' access to abortion care," Lori Williams, the clinical director of Little Rock Family Planning, told Vox.
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The price drop was so damaging to solar customers, SolarCity decided to pull out of Nevada, laying off 550 workers in the process.
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The Note7 recall is no doubt damaging to Samsung's brand wherever its most expensive phones reign, but there's a big world out there.
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Inappropriate use of stimulants can have the opposite effect to the one intended and over the longer term, can be damaging to health.
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"Fat is a very active organ, it releases lots of chemicals and hormones that are damaging to health and cause inflammation," Goldstone says.
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This has continued into the present and may have been one reason poorly-treated Flint River water was so damaging to metal pipes.
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In the long-running patent dispute between Apple and Samsung, Apple has won a victory that doesn't appear too damaging to Samsung, either.
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Such a policy would help prevent the release of information that could be politicized by Democrats and appear damaging to the Trump administration.
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In reality, he's a much bigger deal than that and his role in propping up Elizabeth Holmes is potentially damaging to his reputation.
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I was very damaging to my relationship with the guy; we had been super close before, and we now don't speak at all.
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The 1995-96 shutdown was damaging to Republicans, most notably then-House Speaker Newt Gingrich, who bore the brunt of the political fallout.
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But she also said that doing away with the tests would be most damaging to black and Latino students and those with disabilities.
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While damaging to the common interests of fiscal transparency and government accountability, this rampant abuse of the OCO loophole has more practical concerns.
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Mr. Stone also falsely told the committee that he merely tried to confirm that WikiLeaks had emails that would prove damaging to Mrs.
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Let's be clear, family separation—even for short periods of time—is distressing, traumatic, and damaging to the health and wellbeing of children.
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The media avalanche that followed the original BuzzFeed "scoop" is more damaging to the image of the news industry than the report itself.
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Daniels' lawyer, Michael Avenatti, immediately crowed that Trump's comments were "hugely damaging" to the president's legal defense against a lawsuit by the actress.
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They warn that what is unfolding is potentially damaging to America's position overseas and the institutions that underpin its democratic system at home.
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Perhaps most damaging to the command's credibility, many members of the force argue, was that the leadership used active-duty SEALs as actors.
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I think it's damaging to have LGBTQ people portrayed as extremes; gay men are always abusing something, mean, catty, bitter, often very promiscuous.
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Aquis Lisse Luxe Long Hair Towel, available at Sephora, $35Running with hair ties in and showering often can be damaging to your hair.
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In the same breath, the Speaker warned that the contentious debate over Trump's unilateral action is damaging to the country and national security.
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Republicans are betting that Democrats will support the Senate bill because it would be politically damaging to vote against disaster relief money. Sen.
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Carriers that aren't designed correctly can be uncomfortable for babies and parents alike, but even worse, they can be damaging to babies' hips.
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And they will be reinforcing colonial narratives and stereotyped gender assumptions which are actively damaging to efforts to prevent and counter violent extremism.
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Campaigners feared the survey would provoke a brutal and vicious campaign against same-sex marriage by opponents could be damaging to LGBT people.
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But Ms. Schadler has a different view, seeing the decision and the secretive way it was handled as damaging to the fund's reputation.
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Some sources have told The Daily Beast that there could be video of Trump that would have been damaging to his presidential candidacy.
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Both said that Stone repeatedly suggested he had inside information on WikiLeaks's plans to release material that would be damaging to Hillary Clinton.
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No one has figured out how to make their access to care not be damaging to their self-esteem, their career, their identity.
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The revelation undercuts her claim that she was a purely independent actor as she shared information she believed would be damaging to Democrats.
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"These technologies aim at making passenger cars less damaging to the environment," Margrethe Vestager, the European Union's competition commissioner, said in a statement.
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Many of those accusations were damaging to our son's reputation and a twist of the knife in the open wound of our family.
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That means beverages like milkshakes and cranberry juices won't be taxed even though they're nearly as damaging to health from a nutrition standpoint.
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You can be somewhat more generous with pork, poultry and fish, which are better for your health and less damaging to the earth.
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"Patronizing storytelling has been damaging to the psyche of Bangladeshis and to the economy," he said in an interview with Lens in 2013.
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"Everything else that has come out about this investigation has been pretty damaging to their activities," he added, referring to the Justice Department.
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While it can be tempting to bond over the latest scuttlebutt, gossiping about family members can be damaging to a healthy sibling relationship.
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Or was it because that friend had information that would be damaging to the president — such as about his potential ties to Russia?
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"This deal is not good for jobs, damaging to our industry and a threat to our environment and our natural world," he said.
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It's hard to imagine a policy less in keeping with American values — or more damaging to the long-term health of the economy.
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Democrats favor a more thorough, longer trial, which could be damaging to the president, despite the low likelihood of his removal from office.
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The former Trump Pentagon official said the president's statements about the oil is particularly damaging to the Pentagon's credibility at home and abroad.
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"But the SNB cannot allow the franc to appreciate in an unlimited way, that would be very damaging to Swiss industry," he said.
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Trade experts, economists and business groups alike have long argued that the introduction of further trade barriers will be damaging to both sides.
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Amid that fight, Democrats clearly see the new evidence and testimony as damaging to Trump's defense -- and beneficial to their public relations campaign.
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Amid that fight, Democrats clearly see the new evidence and testimony as damaging to Trump's defense — and beneficial to their public relations campaign.
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Bats have lost some genes involved in that response, which makes sense because the inflammation itself can be very damaging to the body.
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His deposition behind closed doors that alleged an explicit quid pro quo was seen as one of the most damaging to Trump's case.
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A messy departure would result in new tariffs, red tape and other barriers to trade that would be hugely damaging to many companies.
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Federal shutdowns are particularly damaging to the subsidy system because private landlords directly contract with the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD).
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For the latter group — those who waited till after age 12 to play tackle football — the sport was not especially damaging to later life.
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"However, exposure to alcohol above moderate levels through breast milk could be damaging to an infant's development, growth and sleep patterns," the CDC cautions.
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The delays in responding to their requests to waive privilege aren't seen as highly damaging to the probe but have frustrated investigators, they said.
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All this is damaging to the environment and, because it encourages mass production, gives us worse food (in terms of both taste and nutrition).
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The UK government said could criminally charge tech executives whose companies host unlawful content and material that is damaging to individuals or the country.
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They found that hunting posed the biggest threat in developing countries, while recreational activities were most damaging to protected areas in more affluent nations.
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But the group's latest ad is better suited to making politicos grimace, and regular people very confused, than to actually be damaging to Rubio.
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Even if it was, it could be damaging to the Bitcoin ecosystem by reducing stability and trust, and causing headaches and division, Zhao said.
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" Asked if the Trump campaign was "happy" to get the Wikileaks emails damaging to Clinton, Hicks said: "I don't think that's a fair characterization.
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The battle is bad for Tata, rotten for its outside investors who have tens of billions of dollars at risk, and damaging to India.
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Though potentially damaging to his credibility, and efforts to shore up Latin America's biggest economy, Faria's allegation does not threaten Temer's hold on power.
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Compelling ticketed passengers to give up a seat can be costly, and as United has learned, damaging to an airline's reputation and share price.
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The statement of offense said that Papadopoulos knew that the Russians had tens of thousands of emails that would be damaging to Hillary Clinton.
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Reneging on debt worth 10% of GDP may be just as damaging to a country's reputation as reneging on debt worth twice as much.
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But for the EU, and especially Ireland, it would also be horribly damaging to lose one of its most important members in such circumstances.
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More damaging to the fragile agreement were the airstrikes carried out by US and Australian planes near the northern Syrian city of Deir Ezzor.
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Plenty of studies have shown that too much screen time and internet/smartphone addiction can be damaging to our health, both physically and psychologically.
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Moscow, which has the power to veto U.N. Security Council resolutions, has often in the past blocked texts that would be damaging to Assad.
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Though should you incur any losses, they're far more damaging to the overall strength of XCOM than if you'd lost a newly recruited rookie.
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Of all the forms of dependency, drug addiction is by far the most damaging to the individual, their family, their community, and our society.
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WildEarth Guardians first took Wildlife Services to court in 2012, saying that the agency was "damaging to biodiversity and recreation value," according to Law360.
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Beyond this, it may be Colonel Vindman's particular strength as a witness that makes his testimony most significant—and most damaging to the president.
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Just 2628 percent of voters believe revenge porn is more damaging to men than women, according to a Hill-HarrisX poll released on Tuesday.
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"Ghosting is damaging to someone's self-esteem and wastes emotional energy that could be better off invested back in the dating market," Burns says.
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At the same time, the move could be politically risky for him if those contents are damaging to his case against federal law enforcement.
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The document also says that Trump may have had advance knowledge that WikiLeaks would release hacked emails damaging to his Democratic rival Hillary Clinton.
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"There is no scientific evidence that sparkling waters are any more dangerous or damaging to the teeth than regular water," Dr. Messina told MUNCHIES.
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"The allegations are quite damaging to the investor perceptions, as well as ratings agencies, of the governance of our state-owned companies," Gigaba said.
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Jerry Brown views the Republican tax plan heading for a final vote in Congress this week as damaging to the state and its residents.
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With Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, there is simply no way to duplicate the banking sanctions that have proved so damaging to the Iranian economy.
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While politically damaging to Trump, such a finding may not be enough to trigger an impeachment effort, though it could fuel House committee investigations.
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The special counsel is investigating whether Mr. Stone knew in advance about email releases damaging to Hillary Clinton's campaign or was merely hyping himself.
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It's not too far-fetched to assume that, had the tapes ever been made public, they would have been quite damaging to the agency.
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Given that, Trump's longtime inability to adhere to truth and provide facts untainted by his own personal biases is always damaging to the country.
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Those behind the HBO theft claim to have more data, including scripts, coming episodes of HBO shows and movies, and information damaging to HBO.
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E-cigarette products are damaging to lungs but may be safer than smoking cigarettes, according to a new long-term study released this week.
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The declassified summary of the report contains a damning assessment of the CIA's tactics as both ineffective and damaging to America's reputation and influence.
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Iran has raised the issue of the dams in bilateral meetings, and President Hassan Rouhani recently criticized the projects as damaging to the environment.
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Even the German president, Frank-Walter Steinmeier, while criticizing his own country's moral sanctimony, blasted Mr. Trump's unilateralism as deeply damaging to the alliance.
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Full employment is the upper limit of non-inflationary spendingTraditional economists regard this type of thinking as highly inflationary and damaging to free markets.
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A large body of scientific research indicates that solitary confinement is especially damaging to adolescents and young adults because their brains are still developing.
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Mr. Ito saw the comments as so damaging to his conciliatory efforts that he fired off a message to Mr. Negroponte just after midnight.
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As to the other matters in complaint: Clearly a coordinated effort to take second-hand information to create a narrative damaging to the President.
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Individuals deemed to have maliciously spread false information on the web damaging to the public interest face jail terms of up to 10 years.
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The rebuff was seen as damaging to the political neophyte and a brave stance by McCain against fringe elements within the GOP's evangelical base.
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People feel more comfortable in their insular neighborhoods, but self-segregation is damaging to one's own open-mindedness and to the country at large.
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"But as we depend on a two-party system with two functional parties, it will also be deeply damaging to our country," he added.
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Skin care was also a crucial step, as the daily removal and reapplication of prosthetics on the face can be damaging to the skin.
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Those interviewed by the Times declined to fully explain why the Mueller investigators believe their findings were more damaging to Trump than Barr disclosed.
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"You can have a misaligned currency that's very damaging to a trade relationship even if it's not manipulated or devalued," the administration official said.
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But on September 18, 2016, Stone asked Credico to ferret out other information from Assange that Stone believed would be damaging to Hillary Clinton.
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Speaking to reporters on Tuesday, Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov suggested the list could be damaging to the image of Russian firms, businessmen and officials.
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The approach, he said, sent Giuliani on a monthslong hunt for information from Ukraine that would be damaging to the enemies of his client.
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"William Taylor was an impressive witness and was very damaging to the president," Fox News anchor Chris Wallace said of the top diplomat's appearance.
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These events may have been damaging to the woods at the time, but the sediment upheaval produced by them helped preserve these fascinating fossils.
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Rahimov's presence on that sanctions list was extremely damaging to the IOC though he has been replaced on an interim basis by Mohamed Moustahsane.
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At times, I wondered if I was doing something damaging to the national image of lesbians just by being honest in the writer's room.
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Some experts think that Trump abandoning US commitments on aid could be nearly as damaging to international climate efforts as withdrawing from Paris altogether.
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But Gross has been critical of the man who will be the country's 45th president, saying Trump's policies will be "damaging" to the working class.
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Although some party officials were interested in the idea, they ultimately thought it would be too damaging to the party to follow through with it.
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This was particularly damaging to the health care effort: It meant they couldn't directly address key regulations or build alternative structures for managing insurance markets.
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It also suggests the Biggest Loser approach, which involves extreme calorie restriction and several hours of exercise each day, may be particularly damaging to health.
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When reviewing these claims ahead of Bahmanzadeh's first appeal, the Criminal Cases Review Commission described them as severely damaging to Grimes' credibility as a witness.
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Studies haven't yet determined the long-term impacts of inhaling plumes of flavor, but it's likely less damaging to healthy lung function than traditional cigarettes.
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But airing Trump's shady business practices, legal or not, could be politically damaging to Trump in a way that could be genuinely helpful to Democrats.
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While the study paints a pretty pessimistic picture, Tokarska said there's still an outside chance humanity could prove itself even more damaging to the planet.
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But NGLY21 deficiency seems particularly damaging to cells in the brain and central nervous system, Parmar pointed out—places that are notoriously inaccessible to drugs.
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Overall, though, I'd say that sulfates are safe to use and they can provide good results, but over time can be damaging to treated hair.
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The province's former attorney general, Wally Oppal, spent years looking for strategies to prosecute, arguing that polygamy was demeaning to women and damaging to minors.
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It would be gravely damaging to Mrs May if she were to lose those advantages at a time when they are needed more than ever.
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The effect can be quite damaging [to] the person who's watching, because it's so easy to compare yourself and think that you don't measure up.
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The next wave of international entities in his sights—NAFTA, NATO and the United Nations—would be far more damaging to leave, politically and otherwise.
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I do worry that the inflated valuations of businesses that might not be quite there, ahead of the evidence, are damaging to all of us.
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Alcoholism and gambling addictions in young players can be incredibly damaging to their personal wellbeing and, perhaps most significantly, to the clubs who own them.
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This is liable to be as damaging to America's reputation in India as Mr Bolton's amenable view of its right to self-defence was helpful.
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But it did bring to light the topic of Hillary Clinton's email use as secretary of state, which proved enormously damaging to her presidential campaign.
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The president, however, characterized the deal as damaging to American workers and the decision to leave as keeping a campaign promise to the American people.
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And, in the backstabbing D.C. universe of House of Cards, it would incredibly damaging to Claire's presidency if her abortions were to become public knowledge.
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Between the lines: The sloppy reporting was used to pivot from coverage of a report that could be potentially damaging to Trump and his administration.
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Catastrophic radiation pollution from that meltdown proved to be less damaging to the environment over the long term than sustained contact with our own species.
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Go deeper on the meeting: Trump Jr. was notified before the meeting the Russian lawyer would present information that would be damaging to Hillary Clinton.
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The information which proved damaging to the Clinton campaign was released by Wikileaks which, functions knowingly or un-knowingly as a front for Russian intelligence.
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"Hopefully there's time to still prevent a Trump nomination, which I think would fracture the party and be damaging to the conservative movement," Rubio said.
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While the revised regulations are an improvement over the rules that Treasury had proposed in April, "they are still damaging to our economy," he said.
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Broad-based tariffs would risk a comprehensive retaliation from the Chinese authorities that would prove damaging to U.S. economic interests, harming both producers and consumers.
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Although Latin Americans say that violence from street crime is the most common sort, the most damaging to their country, they think, is domestic violence.
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And it's likely to prove incredibly damaging to America's strategic position in the world and its standing in international negotiations on a range of issues.
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The Libya suggestion raised eyebrows in Seoul, where Bolton's comments were deemed unhelpful at best and deeply damaging to the potential for diplomacy at worst.
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Like Mr. Kent, Mr. Taylor also said that the president's interference in our support of Ukraine for political purposes was deeply damaging to national security.
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And, Trump's disloyalty happens in ways that are far more damaging to our country's credibility than a jock's refusal to stand for the National Anthem.
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Vindman, according to his opening statement, said that he considered that request so damaging to American national security that he reported it to a superior.
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Democrats shouldn't cede red state and rural communities to the GOP, especially not when Republican policies are so specifically damaging to these voters' well-being.
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Former U.S. intelligence officials told The Hill that Trump's statement was damaging to the intel community as a whole, and likely hurt morale across agencies.
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This was seen to be particularly damaging to the Pfizer-Allergan deal, since Allergan has been involved in several inversions and mergers in recent years.
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The decision is part of a judicial campaign against corruption but is also seen as damaging to Zuma because of his association with the Guptas.
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The group argues that the decision was damaging to Portugal by making investors less likely to invest in government bonds and lend to its banks.
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Unfortunately, the administration's missteps would be particularly damaging to the millions of small businesses, their employees and self-employed individuals who depend on the ACA.
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In contrast to John Dean, there is nothing to suggest that McGahn has any criminal exposure or that he has information damaging to the President.
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"The use of the Domino's logo in this fashion is damaging to our brand, unlawful, and an infringement of our federally registered trademark," Bushart wrote.
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They are also potentially damaging to the Chancellor's domestic political career, as she is currently campaigning for her fourth term ahead of September's German elections.
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There is obviously a dreadful breakdown in communications at Buckingham Palace which needs urgently to be rectified as it is so damaging to the monarchy.
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Leaks There's been a steady and apparently orchestrated campaign of leaks — some true, some false, but nearly all of them damaging to President Trump's interests.
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The mayor's Senate effort, which failed in its goal to wrest the legislative body from Republican control, has proved damaging to him in multiple ways.
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European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker last week described the EU's slow ratification of the climate deal as "ridiculous" and damaging to the bloc's credibility.
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Many small, less experienced insurers, such as co-ops, had to pay into the program, a loss of funds that was very damaging to some.
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Clinton's use of a private email server as secretary of state, which has been perhaps more damaging to her presidential campaign than any other issue.
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Mr. Biden's victory in Michigan — the biggest prize of the night — was particularly damaging to Mr. Sanders, who won the state in the 2016 primary.
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"It was really damaging to me and the family," Eller, who had three children with his first wife and recently remarried, said of those years.
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Stress is known to alter blood flow and release hormones damaging to tissue, suppressing the immune system and raising risks of cardiovascular disease and mortality.
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Related: Thomas Friedman argues that smart climate proposals could well be damaging to a president who has denied climate change at every chance he's gotten.
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Not involving Asian allies in the decision to scrap the summit appeared particularly damaging to and disrespectful of President Moon Jae-in of South Korea.
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But Trump has been unwilling to entirely sideline himself, and his public commentary has at times been damaging to the effectiveness of the government response.
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In many respects, the Smoot-Hawley levies were far more damaging to the US and global economy than any tariffs that had been enacted before.
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But is it damaging to whatever art-crit cred I might have to admit that it's the sheer artlessness of Instagram that appeals to me?
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"If you've got a bacterial infection, it's really important to take antibiotics because infection itself can be really damaging to the unborn baby," Gilbert said.
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But he added, "Politically, I thought it was very damaging to the president," and noted that Mr. Comey had explicitly called the president a liar.
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Still, she said she has no interest in outing them, as she knows it could potentially be damaging to their and their family&aposs lives.
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Both witnesses said withholding the military assistance from Ukraine was damaging to relations between the two countries and to Ukraine's ability to confront Russian aggression.
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He reserved his sharpest condemnation for American intelligence officials who he said had failed to keep secret the accusations that could be damaging to him.
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No one outside of Mueller's investigation can say if or when he may publicly offer new allegations even closer and more damaging to the president.
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" Prosecutors also say Stone "subsequently told the [Trump] supporter that more material would be released and that it would be damaging to the Clinton Campaign.
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The stroke temporarily deprived him of his ability to speak intelligibly and was even more damaging to his psyche, he told People magazine in 1997.
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According to the Financial Times, they make up about one-third of Italy's economy, and the virus' impact could be damaging to its struggling economy.
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It's embarrassing, and at times can be damaging to a relationship or a career, but admitting a mistake is obviously the right thing to do.
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This motion asks the Court once and for all to put a permanent stop to a policy so clearly damaging to this nation's military readiness.
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Chris Coons, D-Delaware, said on CNN's "The Situation Room" that Sondland's profile made his revised testimony even more significant and damaging to the President.
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"I can't think of anything more dangerous or damaging to the rule of law since the end of World War II." View the discussion thread.
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"Clearly a coordinated effort to take second-hand information to create a narrative damaging to the President," Republican Senator Lindsey Graham said in a statement.
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The biofuels news, however, comes amid progress on the United States' trade war with China, a dispute that has been especially damaging to U.S. farmers.
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While their tendency to stray from opinionating may be masked as kindness, their lack of input is inherently damaging to their team for several reasons.
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Palestinians and Arab leaders criticized the Trump administration's move as the latest in a succession of pro-Israeli initiatives that were damaging to peace efforts.
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Both witnesses said withholding the military assistance from Ukraine was damaging to relations between the two countries and to Ukraine's ability to confront Russian aggression.
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One is the ability of President Trump's appointees to employ the parts of the amendments I find problematic in the way most damaging to reform.
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What "light touch" really means: Pai has repeatedly used this phrase, while casting the Obama-era FCC's work as heavy handed — and damaging to investment.
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Hybrid ads have typically been deployed only in districts that lean strongly toward one party, making links to "Democrats" or "Republicans" damaging to local candidates.
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But the alterations do fuel suspicion of a cover-up, which could be more damaging to Abe and Aso than the original land sale itself.
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Concern trolling exists in the lives of thin people too, but discrimination against fat people is systematic and pervasive and damaging to entire communities. 493.
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However, the repeal bill that was ultimately decided on by Democrats and Republicans in the state is still damaging to the LGBTQ community in North Carolina.
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Prince Harry's officially in dad territory -- using his royal platform to blast Fortnite, calling it addictive and damaging to kids, and he's getting destroyed for it.
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Unlike a hurricane, that does the most of its damage to wood-frame, single-unit housing, and earthquake will be more damaging to larger, masonry structures.
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The view that it is more damaging to the atmosphere to extract is becoming outdated, says Peter Tertzakian, director of ARC Energy Research Institute in Calgary.
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And if as expected, Trump chooses a conservative Supreme Court justice, he could rebalance the court in a way that could be damaging to union rights.
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But some experts believe just being alone can pose a problem—a study of adolescent rats showed that social isolation could be damaging to young brains.
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The fallout would be unpredictable but definitely damaging to the GOP, who after all elected Trump and stood by him through several cycles of embarrassing scandal.
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"It's pretty clear from our study that it would be damaging to low-income adults in Kentucky to go from expansion to no expansion," Sommers says.
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Sarah Palin as his running mate that year, a move many viewed as damaging to his campaign, but one that launched her career in national politics.
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The president's personal legal team spent weeks preparing a counter-report in anticipation of findings that would be damaging to Trump and to the White House.
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"Hopefully there's time to still prevent a Trump nomination, which I think would fracture the party and be damaging to the conservative movement," Rubio told reporters.
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Interestingly, though women in the study were more likely to be guilty of social sabotage, men's use of social sabotage was more damaging to the relationship.
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These are also the months that are most prone to uncontrollable wildfires, whose smoke is far more damaging to human health than that from prescribed fire.
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The law doesn't give outside experts any mechanism to demand information on automated systems, which might uncover information that could be damaging to the city's reputation.
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Many of the articles will tell you this is the best way to sleep, while others will warn that this can be damaging to your body.
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"For my observation on it, nothing has been as damaging to him personally as these sort of accusations, speculation — these things that are clearly not true."
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"Right now, they are on platforms where they are exposed to content that is actually damaging to them and their privacy is not protected," Goldin said.
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Indeed, Lady Gaga has gone so far as to suggest during a radio interview that she possesses secret information regarding Gottwald that is damaging to him.
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That said, Uber has also warned investors ahead of its IPO about a forthcoming safety report on the company, which could be damaging to the brand.
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It would also be damaging to offer concessions that were refused for Mrs May to an aggressive bargainer, who is threatening to renege on his debts.
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They had long feared that Assange would be charged under the 1917 Espionage Act, a law initially designed to curtail speech damaging to the U.S. government.
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Critics say it has led to the detention of hundreds of refugees -- including young children -- for years in conditions damaging to their mental and physical health.
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And no matter how benign-seeming comments like these are, one thing is certain: It can be very damaging to celebrate losing weight from an illness.
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Stone is accused of lying to Congress about his communications with top Trump campaign officials regarding WikiLeaks' releases of information damaging to Democrat Hillary Clinton's campaign.
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Errors like that are potentially very damaging to a campaign, especially when news media election analysis often hinges on folk logic about momentum and "bellweather" states.
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"This bill is a deeply damaging to reproductive healthcare, as well as the doctor-patient relationship," the Oklahoma Coalition for Reproductive Justice said in a statement.
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Across Capitol Hill, members and their staff are tired of the drip, drip, drip of new allegations and evidence damaging to Trump coming out every day.
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"When he makes a statement and says there's no difference between the Democrat Party and the Republican Party ... that's very damaging to the Republican Party," Sen.
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Tony Cardenas (D-Calif.) said construction of a wall would ultimately prove damaging to the economy and do little to control immigration or enhance border security.
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Such a scenario could be deeply damaging to Clinton, who already faces speculation from Trump and his supporters that the system is biased in her favor.
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The former FBI director is said to have kept detailed notes about his talks with Trump and revealing their contents could prove damaging to the president.
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Maher, however, insisted to Assange that "there was no plot" to take down Sanders and kept pressing him to find information damaging to the Republican nominee.
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From his holiday retreat on Hawaii, he ordered America's abstention from a UN Security Council resolution profoundly damaging to Israel, thus ensuring the resolution would pass.
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Although Israel's borders are currently relatively quiet, conflicts with military groups in surrounding countries and territories flare up intermittently and can be damaging to economic activity.
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Others say that the tests are damaging to students' self-esteem, because students interpret low scores as proof that they are inferior and destined to fail.
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But there have been other, indirect and behind-the-scenes attacks, too, which may be no less damaging to the United States in the long term.
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Finally, Senate Republicans can't offer situational verbal support to the president when they believe that he is doing things that are fundamentally damaging to the republic.
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While the kit works wonders on denim, wool, and cashmere, it's worth noting that it can be damaging to certain fabrics like leather, velvet, and silk.
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Whatever his intent, the effect has been deeply damaging to Trump's political standing and legal fortunes, and it's trending in the wrong direction for the president.
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"What he did in Europe before that press conference was in many ways more damaging to the United States and more helpful to Putin," Murphy said.
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Even more damaging to democracy is having the party that wins with fewer votes celebrate extremist elements while ignoring the will of the majority of voters.
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"Even if the average New Jerseyan doesn't see this over the weekend, there is an element of uncertainty that is damaging to the state," she said.
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But EU officials say the view of Goldman Sachs in European public opinion after the 2008 financial meltdown has made Barroso's move damaging to EU institutions.
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What made Charlottesville so damaging to the white-nationalist cause is that it erased the veener of legitimacy that its new leaders had tried to build.
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Authorities have so far rejected claims that travel in the region is unsafe, or that the accident would prove damaging to the region's fledgling tourist industry.
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" The Tennessee Republican said he supports the notion of getting NATO countries to increase their defense spending, but he said Trump's rhetoric is "damaging to us.
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We ranked the methods based on which was least damaging to the brushes, how fast it cleaned the brushes, and how well it cleaned the brushes.
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There's a lot that they manufacture, there's a lot that's not 100 percent truthful, and I find it rather damaging to media's credibility across the board.
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"I think there's time to still prevent a Trump nomination, which I think would fracture the party and be damaging to the conservative movement," he said.
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America is a magnet for global talent because of the quality of life offered here, and current economic trends are damaging to that quality of life.
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The joint-employer standard from 2015 has been targeted by business groups and conservative organizations, which call it overly onerous, ambiguous and damaging to the economy.
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Immigration is at the top of the Trump agenda with Mexico (and other countries); this approach is damaging to Mexico, Central America and the United States.
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Framed as Hannah Gadsby's decision to "leave comedy," this one-hour special examines why self-deprecating humor can be damaging to comedians already in the margins.
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But Nautilus CEO Mike Johnston has argued that it would be more damaging to continue mining solely on land than to open up this new frontier.
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"His framing 'spying on Americans' at this point is intentional, conspiratorial and damaging to the public's understanding of what DOJ/FBI do," she wrote on Twitter.
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In May, Hawaii became the first state to ban the sale of sunscreen containing oxybenzone or octinoxate, another chemical that scientists say is damaging to coral.
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Some Palmetto State insiders suggest the controversies may be especially damaging to a candidate like Cruz, who trades on an image of personal rectitude and religiosity.
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Vindman's testimony was some of the most damaging to date for Trump, who faces the possibility of impeachment as he prepares to run for re-election.
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With the imminent collapse of the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces (INF) Treaty, a renewed arms race will prove more damaging to Russia than the United States.
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There is absolutely no excuse for highly-trusted intelligence workers to decide on their own to disclose information that might be highly damaging to their nation.
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Cory Booker criticized former Vice President Joe Biden for opposing the legalization of marijuana, arguing that the war on drugs has been particularly damaging to minorities.
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What if—as some conservative commentators asked—the transcript turned out to be less damaging to Mr Trump than Mrs Pelosi had been led to expect?
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"Material damaging to health did not get into the environment," Marton Hajdu told Reuters, adding that Terminal 2B was shut down to facilitate a fast investigation.
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But European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker last week described the EU's slow ratification of the climate deal as "ridiculous" and damaging to the bloc's credibility.
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Opponents — including Mr. Garcetti and labor unions — warn it would be damaging to the economy and throttle any effort to build desperately needed affordable housing here.
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In a statement, the Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs called the resolution "devoid of historical awareness and any legal base" and damaging to US-Turkey relations.
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This, he reasoned, could be more damaging to the Kremlin, since Russia's government is less transparent and thus more vulnerable to leaks of sensitive state secrets.
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"These developments are not only damaging to sport: they have become increasingly incompatible with our corporate values and core competencies," said Chairwoman of the Board Andrea Berlinger.
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"It's terribly damaging to us," the aide said, adding that Clinton's support in battleground states could be depressed, which in turn would hurt the party's House candidates.
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The President has cited the economy as he begins his 2020 campaign, and views any efforts to rein in growth as potentially damaging to his own popularity.
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"What Mr. Trump is doing that is damaging to the country is public and constant, it is a bell he's ringing that can't be unrung," he added.
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The move was widely panned by American business leaders as damaging to U.S. economic interests, especially for an automotive sector that depends heavily on steel and aluminum.
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And for Trans-Fixed, he did extensive research on the anatomy of the palm to determine which place would be least damaging to put a nail through.
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Other websites connected to Russian intelligence published documents stolen from Republicans including former Secretary of State Colin Powell, but they, too, were mostly damaging to Hillary Clinton.
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Domestic hard coal mining will end in 2018 but no date has been set to phase out brown coal mines, which are more damaging to the environment.
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Prosecutors said the two men discussed U.S. sanctions against Russia and that Flynn also asked Kislyak to help delay a U.N. vote seen as damaging to Israel.
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It is damaging to public discussion about advanced vehicle technologies – and potentially unsafe – to refer to vehicles now available for sale to the public using inaccurate terms.
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For one thing, there's the question of how Facebook's algorithm prioritizes different types of content, and how changes to the algorithm can be enormously damaging to publishers.
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It's a sort of inverse symbiosis, a bond that's mutually damaging to both adversaries who, at least in the beginning, ostensibly have the same sense of morality.
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Justice Department inspector general, Michael Horowitz, accused McCabe of not telling the truth about leaks in a 2016 Wall Street Journal story, which was damaging to Clinton.
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"[NDAs in standard employment contracts] are often very damaging" to employees who think they are legally required to stay silent about harassment they've experienced, Romer-Friedman said.
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Few things are more damaging to a brand like Samsung than exploding smartphones, except, of course, when the public starts making genius jokes involving your defective product.
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Plenty in parliament support it, but they don't want to subject it to a national vote because the issue could be too divisive and damaging to Australians.
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The entire industry has progressed more slowly than fervent investors had hoped, with sluggish headset sales being particularly damaging to content companies that needed those extra eyeballs.
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Excessive heat is damaging to curly hair and improper use of it can cause dryness, frizz, breakage and — worst case scenario — permanent damage to your curl pattern.
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Some argue that Apple's more conservative approach is damaging to the development of core products like Siri, especially in the face of fierce competition from Amazon's Alexa.
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Even more damaging to the President is the fact that at today's hearing all of the senators, regardless of party, conveyed nothing but trust in James Comey.
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Bossen said her research offers lessons for the modern fight against other customs that are damaging to women and girls -- such as female genital mutilation, or FGM.
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Yet Oxford students calling for the removal of Rhodes have received little support from academics, who argue that efforts to wipe out history are damaging to education.
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The stigma that comes along with sexually transmitted infections isn't just unfounded, it's actually damaging to both the physical and mental health of those with the virus.
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But despite their attempts at running four corners offense, the two biggest pieces of news to come out of the hearing are both incredibly damaging to Trump.
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But this debacle has been incredibly damaging to both of them, to the relationship bewteen the White House and Congress, and to the Republican Party in general.
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At the same time, the 2008 Lehman crisis experience should have taught us that asset and credit market bubbles are highly damaging to long-run economic prosperity.
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What could be more damaging to Facebook than the monetary costs of the settlement is the degree to which the government will get oversight of its business.
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One of the most explosive claims is that Trump knew and supported the hacking and leaking of emails damaging to Hillary Clinton, the New York Times reported.
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That drew attention to a different environmental health problem: the often extraordinarily high concentrations of PM2.5 particles, a category of very tiny pollutants particularly damaging to health.
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Now that the Senate passed a sweeping tax reform bill, proposed changes to state and local tax and mortgage deductions could be especially damaging to those residents.
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While I have been a lifelong advocate for LGBTQ equality in this country, Kaczmaryk's words and record are particularly damaging to transgender youth like my grandson, Isaac.
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Clinton's "extreme carelessness," they said, was more damaging to American national security than Edward Snowden's, David Petraeus's, and Bradley Manning's violations, and thus demanded a proportionate punishment.
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Chronic fatigue, on top of stress, can be damaging to your health, resulting in anything from an inability to concentrate to an increased risk of heart disease.
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When you can no longer elucidate the ideas, or when they are too damaging to openly acknowledge, all you can do is simply make threats, demand loyalty.
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The list of credible running mates who want the job is limited, with many high profile politicians concerned that it could be damaging to their future prospects.
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Witness tampering "is no less damaging to the justice system when committed through covert corrupt persuasion than through overt violence," they wrote to the appellate court Thursday.
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The investigation was enormously damaging to the president, but Barr's letter to Congress on Sunday will serve—undeservedly—as a paper shield for Trump and his defenders.
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This has been enormously damaging to the district courts, which deal with hundreds of thousands of cases annually, and where backlogs drag out lawsuits and delay justice.
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This has the potential to be particularly damaging to Google, which last quarter generated $19 billion from its ad business — 90 percent of the company's total revenue.
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This encourages monoculture farming (the cultivation of a single crop), which many argue erodes soil nutrients, is damaging to wildlife and requires chemical fertilisers to be sustainable.
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But until now, they had been less certain that they could prove Russia also had controlled the release of information damaging to Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton.
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Donald Trump Jr. on Tuesday released emails about a controversial meeting he attended with a Russian lawyer offering "high level and sensitive information" damaging to Hillary Clinton.
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It also means this latest oil price plunge will be far more damaging to the US economy than the massive oil price drops in 280 or 290.
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The decision to raise borrowing costs again is likely to anger Trump, who has repeatedly attacked the central bank's tightening this year as damaging to the economy.
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All that mattered was that it was possible to read the incident as personally embarrassing for the sailors involved, or in some way damaging to American pride.
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I'd suggest that you try to get your mother to see that keeping her confidence is unfair to your father and damaging to your relationship with him.
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"These leaks have been incredibly damaging to our intelligence and cyber capabilities," said Leon E. Panetta, the former defense secretary and director of the Central Intelligence Agency.
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In social media posts and interviews during the 2016 presidential race, Mr. Stone indicated that he had advance knowledge that a trove of information damaging to Mrs.
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Guccifer 2.0 was instrumental in helping WikiLeaks publish stolen emails and other campaign documents that proved damaging to Hillary Clinton's presidential bid and to the Democratic Party.
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But it was no knockout blow for either candidate, which was perhaps more damaging to the chances of Ms. Nixon, whose campaign has trailed in the polls.
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Putin's regime got a slap on the wrist — a few sanctions — but nothing remotely as damaging to him as his intervention in our elections was to us.
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Why could the announcement that George Papadopoulos had pleaded guilty to lying to the F.B.I. and was cooperating with investigators "prove most politically damaging to Mr. Trump"?
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But the financial, political, and celebrity elites that travel to the event will largely continue to travel by private jet, which is hugely damaging to the environment.
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" Dr. Jonathan Winickoff, a general pediatrician at Massachusetts General Hospital for Children, said that the menthol exception in the 2009 bill had been "very damaging to kids.
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More precisely, the other policy the OIG found that was especially damaging to asylum-seeking children is the practice of prolonging the time children are in custody.
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As with most of my running gear, I try to hang dry everything since heat can be damaging to the synthetic materials often used in athletic clothing.
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More damaging to the brand is a recent report from the fashion site Racked maintaining that Thinx's internal company culture is less feminist than its marketing campaigns.
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None of these are good signs for an America heading into what could be a trade war as damaging to the US as it is to China.
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And there is concern that he could prove equally as damaging to the New START treaty, a US-Russia nuclear arms reduction treaty that expires in 2021.
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However, even more damaging to Puerto Rico could be the long-term output and employment losses associated with the federal tax reform that Congress is discussing. Why?
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The ban movement started when the New South Wales Builders Labourers Federation refused to work on projects that were damaging to the environment or historically important buildings.
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" Janet Yellen, the former Federal Reserve chair, also defended the Fed against Trump's attacks, saying that his comments were "damaging to the Fed and to financial stability.
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He could decide to impose tariffs of up to 25% on imports of vehicles, which experts warn would be highly damaging to companies in Europe and elsewhere.
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Mexico's government denies it is undermining those deals, but says prior contracts were often damaging to the country, and has sought to renegotiate the terms of some.
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Support for Brexit among Britons has declined, especially as it's become clearer that breaking up is messier than advertised and potentially far more damaging to the economy.
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We've seen these same arguments against systematic advantage in the affirmative action context — that built-in preference of historically disadvantaged groups is somehow damaging to those groups.
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It offered a quick reminder of the offensive and hurtful language that still exists in sports culture in 2017, and was damaging to Pillar's otherwise stellar reputation.
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Speaking ahead of the anniversary, Mak Hoi-wah, chairman of the June 4 Museum in Hong Kong, said this type of mass censorship was damaging to the country.
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Kasko's accusation that there was merely a facade of change in the prosecution service is damaging to Poroshenko, who has resisted pressure to fire General Prosecutor Viktor Shokin.
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Volker quit that position as Democrats' impeachment inquiry ramped up, testifying in the process and handing over a key set of texts that were particularly damaging to Trump.
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Slowing down sharing would be more damaging to social networks such as Facebook and Twitter, which make money by keeping users on their sites and showing them ads.
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"This is not something that in the long run is sustainable, it creates an imbalance which is damaging to the whole of Europe and euro zone," he said.
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Why it matters: Multiple Trump campaign officials — although we don't know who — were allegedly told by Stone ahead of time about WikiLeaks releases considered damaging to Hillary Clinton.
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If you thought the turmoil of an impeachment process was going to be damaging to the American economy, would that be a reason to shy away from it?
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And if you have one leader and that leader's death is going to be massively damaging to your group's capability, then that's actually a design fault, isn't it?
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It was the latest example of a candidate who has been impervious to inconsistencies again emerging unscathed from a misstep that would probably be damaging to anyone else.
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Perry, 46, has come under fire from people who believe that his films are damaging to the black community by exploiting black stereotypes in the characters he creates.
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"The end of the PC cycle was pretty damaging to a lot of companies if you look at the landscape of the Dells and the HPs," he said.
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Proposals for frowning piles of poo (the smiling version already exists) drew particular ire, and were described as "damaging…to the Unicode standard", by Michael Everson, a typographer.
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The hacks have been damaging to the Democratic Party, leading to the resignation of then-Chairwoman Debbie Wasserman-Schultz on the eve of the Democratic convention in July.
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There are downsides to disgust, Pizarro says, including that it can be damaging to patients who avoid going to the doctor for fear of grossing their clinicians out.
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While industrialized food is often cheaper to buy, its production is often damaging to the environment, while the farmers growing the crops often receive low wages, said Gil.
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Doctors have also noted that head hits are more damaging to young players because their brains are not fully developed, and are less capable of fully repairing themselves.
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The details: Bernstein's lawsuit claims that O'Reilly's repeated statements discounting the truth of the allegations against him were damaging to her reputation and depicted her as a liar.
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If the counselor has reason to believe that this information would be damaging to you if your parents were involved, then they may opt to not contact them.
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El Ninos are particularly damaging to Australia, with the last one in 2015/16 cutting farm production in the country - among the world's largest exporters of agricultural products.
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"To have European parliamentary elections three years after the country voted to leave would be damaging to our politics as a whole," Stephen Barclay told parliament on Thursday.
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U.S. equities closed higher on Wednesday as investors hoped the testimony from former FBI chief James Comey will be less damaging to President Donald Trump than previously feared.
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Of course, this does not mean Manafort could not prove damaging to Trump, but it is less likely to be a direct (as opposed to an indirect) attack.
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Mr. Stone, a former campaign aide and 40-year friend of the president, has acknowledged trying in 2016 to contact Mr. Assange for information damaging to Hillary Clinton.
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In doing so, he has allowed himself to become the promoter of a shutdown that middle Americans found incomprehensible, unnecessarily damaging to everyday life and just plain mean.
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And forcing other countries to deal with exiles is damaging to international relations (Bangladesh and Britain are currently in a dispute about which citizenship Ms Begum can claim).
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Even after Mr. Santos won the peace prize on Friday, Mr. Uribe remained defiant, calling the peace accord "damaging to democracy" and demanding that Mr. Santos change it.
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The senators wrote recently in the Washington Post that the Afghan conflict was in a stalemate and risked sliding into strategic failure – an outcome damaging to American interests.
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Democrats would need to flip 30 seats in order to win back the House majority — a tall order even if a Trump nomination proves damaging to the GOP.
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To the extent Pruitt admits he defied the White House, which had initially denied the raises, it could be more damaging to him than the various spending controversies.
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WikiLeaks was largely viewed as an ally of Trump during his presidential run, given its publication of leaked Democratic emails which were hugely damaging to Hillary Clinton's campaign.
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In an interview, Mr. Walker said he did not believe any special accommodation could be reached for his state, because the overall structure was so damaging to Alaska.
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"Many people are unaware that humans are an 'ultra-social' species, which means being or simply feeling alone is damaging to our health," says Happy founder Jeremy Fischbach.
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Now, One Direction fans are outraged at the "disrespectful" scene, which they feel is damaging to Styles and Tomlinson and inappropriate given the rampant speculation around their relationship.
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"Mueller's Russian investigation has tried to implicate me by saying I had direct knowledge of plans by WikiLeaks to release information damaging to Hillary Clinton's campaign," he wrote.
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Even if Mueller does end his investigation soon, the fallout from it won't end quickly if the results are damaging to the president and those in his administration.
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Other factors related to climate change were more damaging to the Sundarbans' tigers, one of the largest remaining populations of wild tigers in the world, the researchers found.
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Guccifer 2.0 was instrumental in helping WikiLeaks distribute stolen emails and other internal political documents that proved damaging to Hillary Clinton's presidential bid and to the Democratic Party.
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"I was just struck by the extent to which pressure from society can be so damaging to people, and so limiting and cause so much pain," she said.
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The special counsel, Robert Mueller, is investigating whether Mr. Stone knew in advance about email releases damaging to Hillary Clinton's campaign, or whether he was merely promoting himself.
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A U.K. withdrawal with no deal has faced widespread opposition in the House of Commons and is seen as potentially damaging to Britain's economy, according to several projections.
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"There were a lot of people in the crowd at Charlottesville wearing military hats and gear, and the military sees that as damaging to its brand," he said.
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Breaking with Trump Since Parnas's indictment in October Parnas has publicly broken with Trump and Giuliani, distancing himself through the steady release of information damaging to the President.
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This is the period during which Putin was accused of allowing Russian hacking of Democratic Party emails, the public release of which proved damaging to the Clinton campaign.
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His success in steering the President through the end of the Mueller investigation-- and his public comments that minimized the findings damaging to the president -- solidified Barr's standing.
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Mr. Biden has vowed to get tough on China, while also criticizing Mr. Trump's tariffs on goods made in China as damaging to the American economy and consumers.
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US leaders and interests are now potential targets, and the fallout out is likely to be very damaging to the US presence in the region, writes Gary Sick.
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However, many of the financial, political, and celebrity elites traveling to the event will continue to travel there by private jet, which is hugely damaging to the environment.
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El Niños are particularly damaging to Australia, with the last one in 2015/16 cutting farm production in the country - among the world's largest exporters of agricultural products.
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Jeff Flake (R-Ariz.) why he believes that so many of Trump's words and actions are so damaging to the conservative philosophy and the interests of the nation.
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It is also potentially damaging to US security interests at a time when understanding nuances on the Korean Peninsula -- home to more than 28,000 US troops -- is critical.
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And, in what farmers say was most damaging to his reelection prospects, he got kicked off the House Agriculture Committee over a tussle with then-Speaker John Boehner.
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Most of them have criminal convictions and are slated for deportation, he said, warning that a cap on beds would be "extremely damaging" to the nation's public safety.
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Prosecutors said the two men discussed U.S. sanctions against Russia and that Flynn also asked Kislyak to help delay a United Nations vote seen as damaging to Israel.
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Testimonies from former SeaWorld trainers in the film, and a book by one of the trainers, alleging poor treatment of the whales, proved especially damaging to the company.
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This level of uncertainty is draining at the very least and could be damaging to Republican Party unity—not to mention the stability of the American healthcare market.
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During the summer of 23, STONE spoke to senior Trump Campaign officials about Organization 22 and information it might have had that would be damaging to the Clinton Campaign.
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It is not psychologically damaging to portray such characters, and in fact, there may be important psychological benefits to playing out these scenarios in art, rather than in life.
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"Offering patients hope when in fact what is being extended is false hope can be damaging to patient-physician relationships and result in substantial loss of trust," Turner noted.
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"It is damaging to public discussion about advanced vehicle technologies — and potentially unsafe — to refer to vehicles now available for sale to the public using inaccurate terms," PAVE wrote.
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"This declaration of internal war can only be damaging to the company," said Gregoire Laverne, fund manager at Roche Brune Asset Management, which has decided against investing in EssilorLuxottica.
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"I think his policies around free trade will be damaging to businesses as a whole," said Whitman, a Republican who waged an unsuccessful gubernatorial campaign in California in 2010.
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Recognizing they will have to battle Democrats over the testimony of witnesses like Taylor, Republicans have set their sights on undercutting witnesses who could be damaging to the President.
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"It's not only that they're manufacturing terror plots, but also sowing fear and distrust within minority communities in ways that I think are damaging to counterterrorism efforts," he said.
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"We believe that leaving the union could be damaging to the UK economy and to the city," Gorman said at the bank's meeting in Purchase, New York on Tuesday.
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In the latest poll, nearly two-thirds of analysts - 20 of 32 - who responded to a separate question said the trade dispute will be damaging to housing market activity.
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Volker's testimony on what he knows about Trump's effort to pressure Ukraine to investigate his 2020 political rivals could be damaging to the President and his allies, analysts say.
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Last night, CNN reported that the FBI "has information that indicates" Trump's associates communicated with Russian operatives, "possibly" to coordinate the release of information damaging to his opponent's campaign.
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Uncritically embracing stolen documents in the hope it will provide a temporary political gain is as irresponsible as it is damaging to the long-term health of our democracy.
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The UK government proposed new rules earlier this month that would make internet companies legally responsible for unlawful content and material that is damaging to individuals or the country.
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The meat promises to be more ethical than eating vegetables and less damaging to the environment than factory farming (though, that doesn't mean anyone will want to eat it).
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I understand your motivations in wanting to diversify your portfolio of investments, but I caution that your actions are reckless and potentially financially damaging to you and your fans.
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There's a clear reason for that, as my colleague Sarah Wildman explains: Moving the embassy would be extremely damaging to the peace process and Middle East stability more broadly.
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While some brands have accused Amazon of turning a blind eye to issues with its third-party sellers, their illegal activity is ultimately damaging to Amazon's brand, as well.
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But the revelation could be damaging to the US position in Asia, experts say, as it feeds the idea that President Trump cannot always be taken at his word.
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Commenting publicly, by contrast, risked thumbing the scales of the election in opposite ways that were just as, if not more damaging to the FBI's integrity and his own.
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The Times' sources alleged Goldstone's email "indicates" that Russia was the source of the information, which was supposed to have been damaging to then-candidate Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign.
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Disagreement over whether Pete's appearance should be changed has intensified in recent years, as opponents say exposure to such imagery is hurtful to black people and damaging to children.
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Private equity-led deals are typically seen as less damaging to competitors as buyout funds tend to cash out in three to five years after executing their turnaround plans.
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The ransomware campaign, which surfaced on May 12, was notably less damaging to the United States than other countries like Britain, where it crippled the country's national health system.
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"Any impairment in its ability to finance and support the infrastructure projects would be quite damaging to the overall infrastructure sector, financial markets and the economy," the government added.
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Cutting humanitarian assistance and development aid would both be of severe detriment to the people of Central American and would be damaging to the U.S. from a geopolitical perspective.
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Other lawmakers are worried repeal could cause chaos in the insurance market that would be politically damaging to Republicans, or simply that their constituents could lose coverage under repeal.
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Trump's moves to build a border wall, though, could be the most damaging to U.S-Mexico relations and the countries joint efforts to help Latin American neighbors, many worry.
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Perhaps most damaging to the Australia post hoc fallacy, however, is the indisputable fact that Australian firearm deaths were already in sharp decline before the 1996 law was enacted.
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Don't forget about Russia operatives working with former British MI-6 agent Christopher Steele to provide the DNC information damaging to Trump, ala the infamous and largely debunked dossier.
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"University leadership determined retaining the name would be damaging to the institution's reputation following recent allegations of sexual misconduct by Mr. Wynn," the university said in a statement Wednesday.
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The executive order won't reunite the more than 2,300 children already separated from their parents, children whose plight Trump admitted privately this week was deeply damaging to him politically.
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My partner says that no one who can afford their price would do anything damaging to us or the building and thinks I'm crazy for being annoyed with them.
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"Anything that suggests a hard Brexit is more likely... is very damaging to UK growth prospects," said Richard Franulovich, senior currency strategist at Westpac Banking Corp in New York.
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The whistleblower's complaint detailed how senior White House officials took steps to quickly "lock down" records of the call over concerns that it could prove damaging to the president.
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During the summer of 2016, STONE spoke to senior Trump Campaign officials about Organization 1 and information it might have had that would be damaging to the Clinton Campaign.
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Unfortunately, because of the dominance of hobbits and hooligans, democratic outcomes are not only unrepresentative of the majority's true views, but also wrong and damaging to the common good.
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In the 2004 profile, Bergman expressed his belief that the NCAA never proved the academic fraud allegations, which would be the most damaging to his personal Blue Chips narrative.
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" Katelnikoff said that the term "graphic" was used by the investigator and that "it seemed their main concern was that my social media content was damaging to their reputation.
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But for those primarily focused on their pocketbooks, it is imperative to recognize that Trump's proposals are extremely damaging to our economy and our Social Security system, in particular.
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I worry that departing from this presumption could lead to a lack of public faith in the judiciary and would be hugely damaging to the confirmation process moving forward.
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That brings us to … The Chinese government does a fairly thorough job censoring websites and traffic from sources it deems potentially unsavory or damaging to the ruling Communist Party.
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The man, identified in documents as Richard Seddon, directed an undercover woman to secretly film leaders of the union in order to obtain information potentially damaging to their organization.
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For several years, the Silicon Valley entrepreneur Timothy Draper has sought to break up California, citing its unwieldy size as damaging to the state's schools, livability and the economy.
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His publication, The National Enquirer, helped "catch and kill" stories that might be damaging to the Trump candidacy, so he presumably would have considerable information of use to investigators.
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" Mr. Nunes has sued news organizations that have reported on his activities, embracing Mr. Trump's assertion that media outlets that publish accounts that are damaging to him are "corrupt.
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"I think everybody has learnt, producers as well as consumers, that a market without a steering wheel is very destructive, very damaging to the interests of all," he said.
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Not only is it damaging to a consumer's budget to lend more than one can reasonably afford, but this federal over-lending is fueling the high cost of college.
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And 56% believe it's true that the National Enquirer pays for exclusive rights to stories that may be damaging to Trump in order to keep them from being published.
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Republicans are worried that Sondland could turn on Trump at his public hearing, and offer new testimony that could be damaging to the President, multiple GOP sources told CNN.
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In April, after the Justice Department inspector general released a report damaging to McCabe, Trump promoted the report on Twitter and said it was a "total disaster" for McCabe.
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"It is damaging to the ability of the EU's biotech hub to innovate and disconnects it from developments in the rest of the world," VCI said in a statement.
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Such comments have provoked fears that there could be an effort by the administration to use legitimate legal considerations to withhold information that could be damaging to the President.
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He made the decision long ago that whatever was in his returns was more damaging to him personally and politically than simply stonewalling all requests to turn them over.
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These progressives — many of whom are people of color — are intent on making the courts more equitable and less damaging to the people who come in contact with them.
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Democratic senators wanted other assurances of noninterference, too, particularly for regular federal prosecutors who be separately investigating Mr. Trump or building cases that could be damaging to his interests.
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When the details of this policy are rendered accurately, then, it's less confusing — but also more offensive, and thus more damaging to America's image in some pretty vital countries.
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It is one of six different FISA-related bills under consideration by Congress at the moment, but by far the most damaging to the privacy rights of American citizens.
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Nonetheless, the practice described by Pence in that 2002 interview is clearly illegal when practiced by a boss in an employment setting, and deeply damaging to women's employment opportunities.
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The paper also noted that the potential designation could be damaging to the US' relationship with Turkey, where President Recep Tayyip Erdogan is a strong supporter of the Muslim Brotherhood.
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El Ninos are particularly damaging to Australia, with the last one in 2015-2016 cutting agricultural production in the country - among the world's largest exporters of wheat, sugar and beef.
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While that label could be somewhat damaging to Tillerson, it might be worth the price if Senate GOP leaders believe they have the votes to confirm him on the floor.
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It would be particularly damaging to people that rely on permafrost ecosystems for their food, and in Alaska, that burden may fall disproportionately on remote subsistence communities, including Indigenous groups.
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The state has asked for legal sanctions against the oil giant because of the emails, including a ruling that the missing emails be assumed to be damaging to Exxon's case.
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Is that something you think will be part of it, or what these ... They're using mediums that could be damaging to the society at large, and things like that. Yeah.
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I worry that departing from this presumption could a lead to a lack of public faith in the judiciary and would be hugely damaging to the confirmation process moving forward.
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Trump's tweet complaining that he believed his friend was being treated unfairly proved something of a last straw, they said, because it was so damaging to morale at the department.
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Another concern: hackers or outlets such as the anti-secrecy WikiLeaks website could release documents and emails damaging to her presidential campaign, several people familiar with the foundation's activities said.
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Schultz has warned that Democrats nominating a candidate too far to the left would be damaging to the country, but has nonetheless maintained that he will "not be a spoiler."
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But if they do allow the assailant to return to school, it could be psychologically damaging to the survivors, who have already stated they're suffering from anxiety, depression, and PTSD.
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"Azarian, without Mariah's knowledge or permission, secretly filmed Mariah engaged in personal activities which, if revealed, Azarian knew would be personally embarrassing and professionally damaging to Mariah," the lawsuit said.
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Alexander S. Vindman, who is the top Ukraine expert on the National Security Council, considered the request so damaging to American national security that he reported it to a superior.
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The Communist journalist Claud Cockburn told Fischer that he shouldn't report on materials damaging to the Republican cause, including panic when Madrid seemed that it would fall into Nationalist hands.
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Today's presidents will be judged on their behavior, which is why the Trump brand is proving so damaging to the G.O.P.'s midterm prospects, despite the strength of the economy.
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Some in the autism community say the movie helped them recognize themselves as autistic, but many also say the portrayal is damaging to our understanding of people who have autism.
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Meanwhile, the state-owned oil giant Saudi Aramco produces roughly 10 million barrels of crude a day, suggesting that any fall in demand could be highly damaging to the business.
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That shift, he suggested, could be damaging to the party's prospects in 2016, given that more than 90% of Iowa voters are white and a majority are not college graduates.
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But if Trump determined that the wrongdoing he's hiding would be more politically damaging to him than the certain blowback he'd face for blowing up Mueller's investigation, he'd do it.
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The same survey found that 28500 percent of those polled said nude photos that are leaked online without someone's consent are more damaging to a women's career than a man's.
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Although many analysts say the majority is safe for now, some of the most endangered House Republicans come from districts where Mr. Trump could be particularly damaging to their prospects.
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Most damaging to her story is the fact that every witness she has named has denied being at the party, under penalty of felony — even her best friend, Leland Keyser.
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But-- this kind of protectionist or inward-looking economic policies-- emanating from one country to another—retaliation and so on-- that would be very-- dangerous-- damaging to the world economy.
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If he has further information that is damaging to you, we may see him start to release it as he attempts to scratch his real itch: making America weak again.
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Former debate team members said Mr. Panton used to duck out of pictures if he determined them to be potentially damaging to his chances of becoming prime minister of Jamaica.
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The indictment, unsealed on Friday, claims that Trump campaign staff were directed to ask Stone what documents WikiLeaks had in its possession that could be damaging to the Clinton campaign.
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Deflation, or falling prices, can be deeply damaging to an economy, and Mr. Friedman's influential analysis of how the Great Depression happened focused on it primarily as a monetary phenomenon.
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This information was, and remains, such a security risk that the State Department refused to release even heavily redacted emails—it simply was "too damaging" to release in any form.
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Wade, stating that such a move would be "cataclysmic" and damaging to Trump's legacy, according to a person familiar with the call, which was first reported by The Washington Post.
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