It is a detrimental to China, it is detrimental to the U.S. and the rest of the world.
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But disruption is detrimental not only to the global system that it has made a huge profitable investment in, it is detrimental to America's future.
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So I think that by vocation of globalization I think would be very detrimental for companies and would be very detrimental for countries in for regions.
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How real -- and detrimental -- are those wild cards?
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But that attitude is not only detrimental to your boss and the coworkers on your team, "it's detrimental to you," says leadership coach and former U.S. Navy SEAL Jocko Willink.
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"We are not considering any devaluation because we believe that it will be detrimental to confidence, detrimental to the economy and interest rates will go up much more," he was quoted as saying.
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"Extended contact with kybers was detrimental to sleep," Luceno writes.
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It's been as beneficial to me as it was detrimental.
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Postponing something you need to do is detrimental to success.
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But Gershoff suspects spanking does lead to these detrimental outcomes.
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Leaving money to your heirs, however, is not necessarily detrimental.
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What's more, the scandal wasn't detrimental to only Jackson's career.
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It's going to be detrimental to the crude's price itself.
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This is detrimental to Trump's ability to pursue his agenda.
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That could be even more detrimental to the Mueller probe.
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Now tell me that fighting doesn't have a detrimental effect.
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While beneficial, Ryder said the Hollywood escape was also detrimental.
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Deforestation is known to be detrimental to the earth's climate.
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Such violations, the ministry said, were "detrimental to public interest".
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To distort, hoard or hide data is detrimental to society.
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"It's very detrimental to Alabama and Florida," Shelby told reporters.
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His public persona boosted his evangelism, sometimes with detrimental consequences.
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It's detrimental if it's the only thing they're interested in.
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Overworking yourself can also have detrimental impacts on your body.
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I feel that dogma is detrimental to any interesting clause.
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When you dilute the culture it's detrimental to the community.
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It's served a purpose, but it can also be detrimental.
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Second, it is detrimental to one's effectiveness as a negotiator.
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But this can be detrimental to mental health, she says.
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Products with longer durability would prove detrimental to manufacturers worldwide.
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She also said it could be detrimental to national security.
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It's really detrimental to their schooling and their social experience.
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"So any additional phosphorus would only prove detrimental," he said.
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I forgot the actual dangerous, detrimental things that they did.
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They also think it's detrimental to Trump's chances in Florida.
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Sometimes it's good, but sometimes it's detrimental to our growth.
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"I hope somehow or another we'll have the ability to avoid what I see as something that's very, very detrimental to the United States, and in the process very detrimental to our country," he said.
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It is detrimental to health, yet also defended by powerful lobbies.
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But that strategy was also detrimental to the campaign, Palmieri writes.
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And when they did, it was always detrimental to the relationship.
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But the full impact could be much broader and more detrimental.
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This can and will have a detrimental effect on health delivery.
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They hesitate to exempt Puerto Rico from detrimental union-backed initiatives.
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"We know that science says it isn't detrimental," Mr. Robinson said.
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But hunting is also frequently detrimental to species, particularly endangered ones.
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I think losing the Supreme Court for a generation is detrimental.
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Some journal editors say that preprints would be detrimental to science.
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In some poorly-managed areas, it can be detrimental to wildlife.
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And time off work could be detrimental to the family's income.
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However, too much debt can be detrimental to your financial success.
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Fortunately a certain trend helps partially negate the detrimental aspects; creativity.
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He contended that strategy could be very detrimental for investor gains.
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Hiding our money problems from our little ones could be detrimental.
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Some other cyber mobs can be far more persistent and detrimental.
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It can instead have a detrimental effect on someone's mental health.
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Lying out of a sense of compassion can actually be detrimental.
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"I hope somehow or another we'll have the ability to avoid what I see as something that's very, very detrimental to the United States, and in the process very detrimental to our country," he said. Sen.
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Are your app usage habits detrimental to your greater sense of wellbeing?
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This makes it clear that measles has detrimental effects beyond measles itself.
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Critics say the rules would be detrimental to encryption and free speech.
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She's learned that constant people-pleasing can be detrimental to your career.
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And even short-lived profiles can have detrimental outcomes for Facebook users.
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Richards-Ross says that being influenced too easily, however, can be detrimental.
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And that&aposs really having a huge detrimental effect on our growth.
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Cutting my arm off would probably be less detrimental to my career.
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The H-1B Visa Program has been totally detrimental to white people.
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"We know this virus is most detrimental to expecting mothers," Florida Gov.
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The filter that popularity creates can be more detrimental later in life.
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Alternatively, a large fine would be highly detrimental to the bank's franchise.
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However, it was considered the most detrimental to young people's sleeping patterns.
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Unfortunately, that favorable weather often proves to be detrimental for palace guards.
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And as Arocho demonstrated, it can be detrimental for someone's self-esteem.
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If these are enacted, the impacts could be detrimental to the industry.
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"I don't think there's anything intrinsically detrimental about 'Pokemon Go,' " McPartland said.
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But not working enough can also be detrimental to your well-being.
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The destruction could have a detrimental effect on the world's energy supply.
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The expanded definition of joint employer is also detrimental for franchise businesses.
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"The hysteria can be more detrimental than the virus itself," she said.
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This decision was unacceptable, irrational and ultimately detrimental to our longstanding friendship.
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"Brexit could well affect artists in a detrimental way," Ms. Marsh said.
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The military has long warned that continuing resolutions are detrimental to readiness.
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And it will have a detrimental effect that can last for decades.
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That makes sense: the impact of negative lobbying is significant, and detrimental.
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The Graham-Cassidy proposal could have a detrimental impact on McCain's state.
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Hill's tweet hinted at actions that could be detrimental to the network.
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While not detrimental, it's better to have the press on your side.
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This is the idea that any criticism is detrimental to the regime.
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No one has measured detrimental effects yet, though they could emerge later.
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Eni called the move "disproportionate and detrimental" to the rights of its manager.
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Sustained, long-term activism can take a detrimental toll on activists' mental health.
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That could prove more detrimental to the Mueller probe in the long run.
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Furthermore, "this confusion around state laws is really detrimental to women," she says.
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Social media may be more detrimental to mental health than gaming, she said.
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Being on high alert all the time was detrimental to my overall wellbeing.
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But the detrimental effects of high-energy neutrons on our electronics are real.
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Cutting this source of information out of Americans' lives would be detrimental, right?
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"The mental impact that this can have is, in short, a detrimental one."
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As a result, detrimental policy changes have already started coming down the line.
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Eni called the move disproportionate and detrimental to the rights of its manager.
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Peter King, who for months has criticized Bannon as detrimental to the GOP.
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The Russian president said they were "detrimental" to the U.S. and European economies.
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But she said a sweeping ban on assault-style weapons would be detrimental.
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The company may be downright detrimental to the communities it claims to help.
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But it could be detrimental to other Senate GOP candidates such as Sen.
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They called Trump their "ultimate backstop" to thwart regulations detrimental to their interests.
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I'm a frequent visitor and it has no detrimental effect to life there.
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But spending too much time in this zone is detrimental to our progress.
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Still, a minority of economists see this as detrimental to the U.S. economy.
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He is also worried that outing himself would be detrimental to his career.
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Other instances are not as severe but may have the same detrimental effect.
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The list of detrimental policies to women and families goes on and on.
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Economists generally agree that the process is detrimental to companies and the economy.
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"If it would be detrimental to the interest of the United States" — okay.
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The whole ordeal had a detrimental effect on the president and the country.
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S. trade standoff seemingly hasn't had a detrimental impact on volumes being shipped.
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"I know the detrimental effect this type of advertising has on young people."
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Worldwide, COVID-19 is having an incredibly detrimental impact on thousands of businesses.
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They know just how detrimental and insidious these Trump administration moves have been.
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Officials have expanded both industries across northern China, despite their detrimental environmental impact.
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"Being underweight can be just as detrimental to a pregnancy as being overweight."
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Missed foul shots proved detrimental for the Tigers, who made 11 of 20.
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" Hatch said "weakening NAFTA would be detrimental to the U.S. and Utah's economy.
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The team also suspended him for one game for detrimental conduct in December.
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Such a discussion would, it is presumed, be detrimental to his reelection hopes.
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Another issue detrimental to your health is the proposed defunding of Planned Parenthood.
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The long-term impact will be detrimental to Alberta and eventually to Canada.
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Why socializing might be detrimental to a marmot's health is hard to say.
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The belief at the time was that fire was only destructive and detrimental.
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Trump believes that Amazon is detrimental to smaller bricks-and-mortar retailers.5.
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Fishing has been more detrimental to shark populations than just about anything else.
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Internally, however, a culture of harassment can be detrimental to those already working there.
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One popular beauty blogger is warning against the detrimental effects of constant self criticism.
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"Losing Medicaid coverage will have detrimental impact on cancer patients," Subramanian said by email.
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And when the brain is forming, we believe the virus can have detrimental effects.
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Spot prawns are wild, they come from the sea, and they're not environmentally detrimental.
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Intelligence officials have argued that the leak was detrimental and dangerous to US operations.
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Walsh said Trump's moves are detrimental to the Republican Party in the long-term.
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The rise in support for populists was less detrimental than previously feared, analysts said.
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The air is just so thin that it's not detrimental to a spacecraft's orbit.
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And for the fourth consecutive season, Randle remains thoroughly detrimental to his team's defense.
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It's not like every attempt at improving yourself is detrimental to your mental health.
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Western business associations in Russia warned of the detrimental effect on the investment climate.
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American citizens can still intervene to negate policies detrimental to girls and women worldwide.
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There also appear to be detrimental implications for gay men's sex lives and relationships.
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I'm American so I have to assume that "Wanker" is absolutely detrimental over there.
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Instagram was determined to be the most detrimental platform, most notably among young women.
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The music industry argues that the Safe Harbor provision is detrimental to rights holders.
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At best, Overwatch's tutorial is pointless, but some players might even find it detrimental.
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Pai has defended this position, arguing FCC oversight has been detrimental to broadband investment.
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The horseshoe pattern on the tape was cute, but also detrimental to motion capture.
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"(Names) must not be detrimental to the preservation of longstanding community values," she said.
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The U.K.'s vote was as detrimental to Europe as it was to itself.
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Additionally, left as is, these actions would be detrimental to our state's education funding.
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"Such sweeping cuts would be detrimental to an already vulnerable population," the letter said.
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A classic example of the detrimental effect of price control is rent-controlled housing.
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"Chronic exposure to this is detrimental to human health at any level," she said.
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However, the characteristics that stamp them as great could be detrimental out of context.
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No one questions the detrimental impact this has on survivors' ability to move forward.
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"To say this change would be detrimental would be an understatement," their letter said.
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But, more than that, it's actively detrimental to the re-opening of the government.
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National or targeted strikes at any of the automakers could be detrimental to business.
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If the oil does spill, it's often far more detrimental to sensitive water resources.
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This will have detrimental effects on our country and our economy as a whole.
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But she said the rapid spread of the video without the facts was detrimental.
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The strong but new industry is facing detrimental supply chain and labor force interruptions.
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"So the focus on the health issue is clearly detrimental" to Republicans, Garin said.
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Some on the left even argue that it is detrimental to the party's image.
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Certainly, some genes will turn out to be only detrimental, and provide no advantage.
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If they don't want to move here, it will have a major detrimental impact.
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Has it hit the point where they're more detrimental than beneficial to your bank?
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"Such sweeping cuts would be detrimental to an already vulnerable population," the group wrote.
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This doesn't save time, and it can actually be detrimental to the writing process.
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He wanted me to say that a certain element was detrimental and I wouldn't.
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"The decision to landmark the building has been detrimental to the church," she said.
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I think it's very detrimental to the Constitution and the foundation of the republic.
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A bad coworker isn't just annoying, they can actually be detrimental to your career.
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It's therefore likely that he sees supporting unrestrained trade as detrimental to his campaign.
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For many freelancers — especially those who want to remain independent — AB5 could be detrimental.
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After all, I am, in ways both beneficial and detrimental, an obsession-prone person.
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The head of the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) said PRIIPs risked having a detrimental impact.
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The consequences would be detrimental not only for Mexico, but also for the United States.
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We have seen detrimental stories about life savings being gone when a deal went under.
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However, the government argued that reopening questioning would be detrimental to the ongoing criminal investigation.
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Thus, from a purely aerodynamic perspective, an unsupported cape is detrimental—not beneficial—to flight.
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His reasoning: It prevents lawmakers from passing policies that could be detrimental to corporate America.
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Toxic self-blame is quite detrimental, and mentally strong people don't apologize profusely for everything.
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It's draining, repetitive, detrimental to the health of the worker in some really profound ways.
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Lessening the queerness of your art and yourself can be detrimental to your mental health.
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Anti-whaling organizations, however, insist the hunts are illegal, inhumane and detrimental to whale populations.
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And they point to research they say shows that similar laws haven't had detrimental effects.
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Not addressing climate change will have a non-negligible, and detrimental, impact on the environment.
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I realized that I needed to let go of all my insecurities, because they're detrimental.
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Too often, people allow their portfolio mix to shift over time, which can be detrimental.
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This further oil exploration will likely lead to the same detrimental effects we've already seen.
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Rubio would not acknowledge that losing to Bush here would be detrimental to his campaign.
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And when the kidney is affected by disease, it can lead to detrimental kidney failure.
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When Jews were targeted under Hitler, it proved extremely detrimental to the German fashion industry.
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While fear can drive us from failing, the fear of success can be very detrimental.
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Certain medications are also potentially detrimental before drinking ayahuasca because of their effect on serotonin.
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But this logic is wrong, bad for U.S. businesses, and even detrimental to our principles.
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The President's antics and inability to stop this scandal have been extremely detrimental to Sen.
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"This is detrimental to competition," he said, adding that an active competition regulator was needed.
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Yet, losing Jones would have been far more detrimental the selling power of UFC 197.
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History has shown that acting upon market news can be detrimental to a retirement plan.
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Budget hawks, they say, have warned about the detrimental effects of high deficits for years.
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This could be detrimental to capital flows and the expansion that comes with liquid markets.
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The new cruise missile can be cancelled without any detrimental affects to our national security.
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Mr. Kerrey said he would step down if his chairmanship was detrimental to the project.
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"Obesity can have a detrimental impact on a wide range of health parameters," he wrote.
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Another tech billionaire whose detrimental ideas might overshadow his contributions to society is Peter Thiel.
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If all they r going to do is lie it's detrimental to the American ppl.
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"Honestly, we didn't want to believe that exercise could be detrimental" for memory, he said.
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However, there is some evidence that receiving a large lump sum payment can be detrimental.
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But, he adds, these laws may also "have a detrimental effect" on the transgender population.
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It just would be wise to pause, however briefly, to avoid any detrimental unintended consequences.
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A Democratic-controlled House, they warn, would be detrimental to carrying out the GOP's agenda.
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Pressure on asset quality and profitability could be detrimental to already shrinking core capital levels.
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He specifically cited immigration from North Africa as having been detrimental to the Italian economy.
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The National Community Pharmacists Association warned of detrimental effects for consumers and community pharmacy providers.
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As if excellence can be detrimental, or needs a warning, like a pack of cigarettes.
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Furthermore, acquittals can be seen as detrimental to the careers of both judges and prosecutors.
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What they hate, what is detrimental, is the complete opposite feeling from the Democratic side.
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Weather conditions were detrimental to air travel Saturday, but service seemed to be improving Sunday.
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The move drew condemnation from world leaders as detrimental to achieving a lasting peace accord.
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Framing historic preservation as a detrimental regime serving the needs of the affluent is irresponsible.
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The implication is that treatments designed to clear the brain of amyloid could be detrimental.
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" Describing the detrimental effects of beach erosion, Dr. Leatherman—known in the area as "Dr.
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"For us who have YouTube as a career, that is kind of detrimental," Toya said.
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That has had a lasting and in some cases detrimental impact on America's shopping malls.
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Some have argued that parts of the law had detrimental effects on the communications market.
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The general thinking was that games didn't contribute to fitness; they were detrimental to it.
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The House and Senate each have now passed their versions of highly detrimental tax plans.
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This has damaged the daily lives of Hong Kongers and is detrimental to U.S. interests.
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"We strongly oppose any new special class that will be detrimental to the USA," he said.
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Spouting racist crap is as detrimental as saying nothing when the racist crap hits the fan.
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According to psychologist Maryanne Garry, the overabundance of digital images may be detrimental to memory formation.
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That's detrimental for people who deal with these conditions in real life, the study authors say.
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Projects deemed detrimental to "principles of equality, peace, and social justice" would be redeveloped or killed.
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This is detrimental to the users and their interactions, which calls for methods to avoid them.
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Not selling there and other states that adhere to California's regulations would be detrimental to business.
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If Wal-Mart were to further cut its food prices, it could be detrimental to grocers.
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"This constant denigration of the media as 'fake news' has a really detrimental impact," she said.
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"I have to imagine that that would generally speaking be detrimental to landlords," Van Horn said.
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Schenker, however, wrote in August that such a change could be detrimental to US foreign policy.
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Yorkey and Hedrick also suggest alternate explanations, including the "detrimental impact" of the current political debate.
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That is an ideal scenario to maximize engagement, but a detrimental one for developing healthy skepticism.
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There are considerable risks here too, namely that other genes could be altered in detrimental ways.
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"The contributions lost to student loans are detrimental to retirement savings, especially for millennials," Tredup said.
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The pauses are detrimental to 1v1 fights and can happen multiple times in a single match.
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Plus, higher-fat diets do not show saturated fats to be detrimental to coronary artery health.
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I never thought it would be detrimental to my work, though—many clients have strong faiths.
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The ACA's biggest error was broadening a detrimental misapplication of health insurance that began decades ago.
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What can we give up that won&apost be detrimental to US interests in the end?
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The experiment also showed that, on average, this reduction was not detrimental to individuals' health status.
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Left unchecked, the lack of males in future could be detrimental to green sea turtle populations.
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Setting your sights on an ideal neighborhood or specific amenities could be detrimental to the process.
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Their comments weren't surprising; military leaders have long warned about the detrimental effects of budget caps.
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It would suggest that there is some negative or detrimental underlying reason for what we do.
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"Inclusion of the company subsidiaries in the sanctions list is detrimental to our shareholders," it added.
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Thomas wants to show the link between political instability and its detrimental impact on environmental efforts.
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"They have it to fight some other bug that is detrimental to their survival," he said.
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Fraud is making waves in the news, but stealth research may have a more detrimental impact.
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Xenophobia, or a fear of strangers, can be detrimental to co-existence and building multicultural societies.
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Are there detrimental side effects to living in the fantasy world for prolonged spans of time?
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This narrow thinking is detrimental to areas that need access to better services, infrastructure, and transportation.
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Rondo was serving a one-game suspension from the Bulls for conduct detrimental to the team.
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It centers on Will Arnett-voiced half-human, half-horse BoJack and his detrimental Hollywood world.
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The concentration of that many carbs and liquids during a race can have a detrimental effect.
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In every way, all out bans and six-week bans are detrimental to women's health care.
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State prison systems became overcrowded, massively expensive, and detrimental to the public safety of our communities.
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The destruction of both oil facilities could have a detrimental effect on the world's energy supply.
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Paul on Wednesday criticized the GOP presidential front-runner's strategy as detrimental to the global economy.
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Setter said all institutions - even well-run ones - were seriously detrimental to children's health and development.
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But at least over the last week, the coverage appears to have been detrimental to Trump.
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Mindlessly browsing the News Feed has proven to be exhausting and at times detrimental to health.
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The long hours and intense pressures of running a kitchen are often detrimental to mental health.
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During the presidential campaign, Trump lambasted U.S. trade deficits as detrimental to American manufacturers and workers.
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Perez worries that the increasing anti-immigrant policies will have detrimental consequences for immigrants with disabilities.
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That includes a detrimental 'boy's club' culture that fostered inappropriate behavior that permeated throughout the company.
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If those goals are not reached, the potential fallout could be more detrimental to Arctic communities.
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And maybe they even turned out to be relatively useless or even detrimental for ad performance.
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Our nonchalant attitude towards people suffering from addiction is just as detrimental as the drugs themselves.
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Environmental experts and medical associations agree that such a move could be detrimental to America's health.
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But knowing a camera so well can also be detrimental; one becomes comfortable, images less surprising.
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Without a doubt, this has been detrimental to my spiritual well-being; I've had night terrors.
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"We have no reason to believe that they [emotional experiences] are detrimental for memory," she says.
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"I thought I'd have to go along with it or it would be detrimental," she said.
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But businesses say that approach could be even more detrimental to American companies and the economy.
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MICHAEL TRUSNOVEC Paul took out the knee work because it was detrimental to Peter's ballet body.
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I have a letter from my doctor stating that this situation is detrimental to my health.
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"If you send the wrong message with this law, then it could be detrimental," she said.
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Facebook's latest algorithm change may not be as detrimental to publishers and companies as everybody thinks.
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But the notion that the president should avoid the media is also unrealistic, and sometimes detrimental.
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If you see a depiction of the Black experience that you find detrimental it saddens you.
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The LNG development in northern Mozambique is already having detrimental impacts on local communities and ecosystems.
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They maintained there were options and that its construction would be detrimental to the refuge's wildlife.
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Cotton, it will mean ignoring studies demonstrating the detrimental effects of incarcerating children for status offenses.
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That includes a detrimental "boy's club" culture that fostered inappropriate behavior that permeated throughout the company.
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This dynamic can spur a detrimental cycle in which they keep digging themselves deeper into debt.
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In fact, it&aposs important to be mindful of the detrimental effect compassion can actually have.
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Johnson was subsequently fined for "conduct detrimental to the team" and he apologized in a statement.
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And it is working to eliminate regulations they view as detrimental to the ability to prosper.
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Instead, we've seen the Israeli government continue to act in ways that are detrimental to peace.
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"At this point, we're saying that inhaling any smoke is detrimental to your health," Springer said.
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In turn, he forces Clinton to adopt a position that will be detrimental to her largest donors.
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Shaw said the "food court on steroids" could prove "detrimental" to many of the competitors in Rio.
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Losing the support of this pair of GOP senators could be detrimental to the party's repeal efforts.
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" Afterwards, hoping to control the damage, Bell began to confront actions he found "detrimental to the league.
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The airline, at its sole discretion, may cancel pass travel privileges for conduct deemed "detrimental" to United.
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Trader Brian Kelly said Adidas' move is detrimental to other players in the space, especially Under Armour.
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Most detrimental, however, has been the Saudi-led coalition's ongoing blockades on critical port cities and airports.
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According to some studies, Instagram is the most detrimental social networking app for young people's mental health.
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These detrimental effects extend to people who are in solitary confinement at no fault of their own.
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The deepening animosity between partisans is therefore detrimental to all Americans and the healthy functioning of democracy.
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Most celebrities aren't looking for controversy, which can be humiliating, emotionally hurtful and detrimental to their image.
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In fact, that has been so detrimental to her as it relates to how she views herself.
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The level of depression is going to be detrimental if we don't plan or properly treat it.
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It is now abundantly clear to me that PAEs are, in net, detrimental to business and innovation.
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Particularly, she wonders how detrimental it is for a twin when his or her identical sibling dies.
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But when it comes to messaging services and social media, it is very detrimental to my focus.
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Blood lead levels don't have to reach spectacularly high levels in children to have a detrimental effect.
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The report could have a detrimental impact on the soon-to-be public company's reputation, Uber warns.
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The detrimental effects and costs of medication mix-ups in the elderly population is a huge problem.
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First, Trump thrives on entertaining his fans, even if it's detrimental in terms of the big picture.
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"Prolonged exposure to spaceflight conditions -- low gravity, increased radiation -- has a number of detrimental effects," Boothby said.
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Within limits, societies tend to encourage cooperative behavior, and discourage behavior that is detrimental to the community.
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One of the many detrimental legacies Mugabe leaves behind is an 80% unemployment rate among young Zimbabweans.
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Senator Wallop soon realized, however, the detrimental effect on the economy and repeatedly sought to repeal FIRPTA.
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Punishment is not required for a conduct-detrimental violation, and it is entirely at the team's discretion.
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And I think we kind of fail to realize how detrimental those types of stressors can be.
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Zinke's actions to date could have detrimental long-term impacts for our national parks and public lands.
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You cite a lot of problems with approaches like spanking and yelling, which are known as detrimental.
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Does Peterson whipping his kid's balls rise to the level of conduct detrimental to my fantasy squad?
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I just don't think she thought it would be as detrimental to her as it does become.
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Policy actions do have some impact—and not all of them have been detrimental to renewable energy.
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Ranchers commonly argue that the high numbers are detrimental to their property that skirts the national park.
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In the same interview, Figueres said that the divided US Congress was "detrimental" to combating climate change.
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Plaintiffs attorneys said Saldivars finding for the FDA could be detrimental to J&Js defense in court.
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Lags on the lunar surface weren't that detrimental, because the Moon is relatively close to the Earth.
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Changes in coverage and access during the time of pregnancy creates detrimental gaps in care for women.
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Pressure on asset quality and profitability could be detrimental to current adequate, but shrinking, core capital levels.
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This made it clear to progressives that Republican views on climate change were detrimental to the environment.
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The Iowa results could be detrimental to their already lagging fundraising, hastening the need for a departure.
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Not all debt is detrimental to your financial health, but credit-card debt should be taken seriously.
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Anything they're going to do to potentially stop him from being that is going to be detrimental.
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Any area that might have detrimental impacts on the species themselves is something that needs critical attention.
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The notifications themselves may also be financially detrimental to nursing homes, industry leaders told the Times-Picayune.
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At the same time, researchers started to understand the real and detrimental effects of homogeneous study populations.
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However, the authors acknowledge that—if done right—border walls don't have to be detrimental to wildlife.
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It can be very isolating, and it can be incredibly detrimental to your emotional and physical health.
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But these beliefs are not good—they are and have been detrimental for Japan and Japanese society.
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But expecting women to "bounce back" continues to be unrealistic and detrimental to new moms and babies.
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He added that the Democratic presidential hopefuls are pushing policies that could be detrimental to market gains.
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For them, compromising those principles would be even more horrific and detrimental to society than any shooting.
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"Our concern going in was that cannabis use would be detrimental to physical activity," Dr. Bryan says.
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The current wall snakes through private property and has created barriers that have been detrimental to wildlife.
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Some critics said the policy could have a detrimental effect on veterans with post-traumatic stress disorder.
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After all, the shock of oil price spikes, too, can also be detrimental for firms and consumers.
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The perception that donkeys are stupid and stubborn is really detrimental to their survival, in my opinion.
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Suspending an owner for conduct detrimental to the league is an extraordinary step, but it has happened.
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Let those communities reflect on why those statues were erected, and how detrimental they may be now.
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That resilience can be detrimental to a feverish patient, but in an imaging lab, it is essential.
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Although I appreciated my parents' support, I also recognized the extent to which it had become detrimental.
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In one post from 20173, Frey wrote about the detrimental effect that hate can have on someone.
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Complaining about how you didn't get along in your last work environment is detrimental on two levels.
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He's been railing against the detrimental effects of millionaires and billionaires on the nation's economy for years.
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"Acknowledging that what has happened has been detrimental to the Bambino Gesù," she said at the time.
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The ministry said Casino had engaged in "illegal practices" that may have been detrimental to its suppliers.
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The researchers recommended that psychiatric hospitals be made smoke-free to avoid detrimental effects on mental health.
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Stockbrokers said rising interest rates could be detrimental to risky assets if they jumped beyond 12 percent.
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Given the law's obviously detrimental impact, it is shocking that it passed with such broad bipartisan support.
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But Thornberry also lamented the current political climate as detrimental to national security, warning against "fringe" elements.
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This isn't the first time the company has said it is prioritizing detrimental comments on its platform.
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But for many of them, the decade since was not as favorable, in fact, it's been detrimental.
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Hamers, however, reassured that at the moment there doesn't seem to be any detrimental effects from Brexit.
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On the face of it, it might seem absurd to claim that sustained excellence was somehow detrimental.
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It is absolutely detrimental when, during a lecture, students choose to interrupt me at the wrong time.
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" The magazine added: "When life is valued so highly relative to other goods, its pursuit becomes detrimental.
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So we think that having too long of a transition is actually really detrimental for most Americans.
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Only recently have the genes that make the disease more likely to develop become detrimental to our health.
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But the delay is always used against the person and can be detrimental to a case, for sure.
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S. trade dispute, they fear that a similar confrontation between the United States and China could be detrimental.
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But I think people don't often stop to think about chronic pain, and how detrimental it can be.
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Its proposal says elephant populations exceeding 0.5 per km have a detrimental impact on woodlands and other species.
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Any distraction can be detrimental to, you know, an event that you try to get to go on.
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Chelsea Manning showed how detrimental leaking classified cables could be when she released more than 700,000 diplomatic cables.
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While losses in these cases would be detrimental, there is even more at risk, such as marriage equality.
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But, he counters, how many out there will try it and see no effect or a detrimental one?
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"That kind of rhetoric is completely detrimental to the ultimate goal of beating Donald Trump," he told Insider.
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Bennett was suspended by the Patriots for one week for conduct detrimental to the team on Oct. 22018.
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But if I had to call it, I would say smartphones are more detrimental to ADHD than not.
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Scientists project we may see detrimental climate impacts if global carbon emissions is not drastically reduced by then.
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So people have to be silent through a lot of these struggles, which I think is really detrimental.
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Instead, they think her formula works in the long term, and the Trump-induced whiplash is more detrimental.
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This is location-specific, but roads here are bumpy, cobblestone or otherwise just detrimental to one's pelvic region.
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Every option is still there; they're just slightly shifted around in ways that seem neither helpful nor detrimental.
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"I think showing follower counts was probably ultimately detrimental," Williams said at the Web Summit in Lisbon, Portugal.
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This sort of dependency and loss of trust in our own ability to choose our nourishment is detrimental.
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Until more is known, he, too, said the findings at least suggest coffee isn't detrimental to people's health.
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Williams described notions that anyone who doesn't want to have sex is prude or detrimental to sex positivity.
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The use of fire has been deemed illegal by the Indonesian government due to its detrimental environmental impact.
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Hogan said these foreign delegations emphasized the detrimental impacts that Trump's trade policies could have on US states.
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If it continues to hover in the low 28503s, though, that will likely be detrimental to GOP incumbents.
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" It added: "Illegal forced evictions are acts of vengeance that are detrimental to national reconciliation and social cohesion.
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Contrary to what might seem intuitive, too much freedom and time can be detrimental in one's creative process.
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This is a massive and detrimental shift in decades of industry practice that will only further harm songwriters.
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This weekend, the President pointed to the European country as proof that generous immigration policy can be detrimental.
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Also it's just not cool to bring real life beliefs that are detrimental to our future into memes.
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Using resources on color variant animals will divert from the conservation of other wildlife and can be detrimental.
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The Supreme Court's decision "is detrimental to Argentina's investment climate", reckons Casey Reckman, an analyst at Credit Suisse.
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Unemployment is related to lowered self-esteem, diminished status and detrimental behavior, such as drug and alcohol abuse.
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It doesn't take a psychology degree to see that clutter has detrimental effects on your emotions and productivity.
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Relying on Instagram could be detrimental to recovery, however, especially if it is one's sole source of support.
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This would be detrimental to cities and transit agencies across the Great Lakes region and the United States.
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But top GOP lawmakers have blasted the idea as detrimental to U.S. interests and its relationships with allies.
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And, doing it over a long period of time could be especially detrimental to mental and physical health.
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These detrimental biases can derail the ability to make the best possible decisions about how to build wealth.
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"The idea that immigration is detrimental to the environment is a perfect inversion of the truth," Adler added.
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Whatever is causing it, some of Trump's fellow Republicans are worried about the detrimental effect of his behavior.
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And, of course, marijuana on a developing brain can have both short term and long-term detrimental effects.
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"It is really detrimental to the bottom-of-the-pyramid crowd," said Dilip Ratha, a World Bank economist.
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Right now we're focused on trying to save bill, because the bill they put forward is very detrimental.
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Stockbrokers have said rising interest rates could be detrimental to risk assets if they jump beyond 12 percent.
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Not only is alcohol detrimental to sports performance but this proposed event stands against our public health messages.
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We believe these actions have been detrimental to the cause of public safety and health, which we represent.
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Further, short-term closures may actually have detrimental effects, negatively impacting older caregivers at home, the CDC said.
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"Worst case, you might get some detrimental effects on quality of service at peak times," he told CNN.
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And the effects of the ordeal were increasingly detrimental to the lives of government workers and everyday Americans.
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Like a bad marriage, a bad employee-boss relationship can be detrimental to the organization as a whole.
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"If not moderated it can become detrimental to a child's social development and their general wellbeing," she said.
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"It might make for nice photographs," she said, "but it can really be detrimental in the long term."
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"If one party doesn&apost have the resources to support that, it can be detrimental," Sanford says. 3.
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Engaging with loved ones can help battle loneliness, which has been found to be somewhat detrimental for longevity.
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Withholding the military aid, Vindman said, "damaged" and "undercut" the relationship, and was detrimental to U.S. national security.
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Previous research in 2017 identified genomic defects that likely had a detrimental effect on the Wrangel Island mammoths.
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Washington (CNN)Wisconsin's Republican governor says President Donald Trump's newly announced tariffs could be detrimental to American jobs.
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Influencers have consistently promoted other actions that are not only detrimental to our public lands but also illegal.
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But Cruz, Daines and other conservatives argue that legislation like Noem's would be detrimental to small online retailers.
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All norm-breaking, alarming and possibly detrimental to America's long-term security and the health of its democracy.
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Some of the more formidable projects these companies want to undertake could also be detrimental down the road.
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They hang onto details and like to command those around them, which can be detrimental to the workplace.
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"A reversal would be detrimental to some of the sentiment and equity markets in emerging markets," she said.
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Conversely, evidence has shown that adverse childhood experiences, like intense uncertainty and fear, are detrimental to their health.
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The societal, economic and environmental costs would be detrimental to the overall quality of life for our residents.
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He also was suspended in October for the season opener for detrimental conduct, though no specifics were disclosed.
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We believe these actions have been detrimental to the cause of public safety and health, which we represent.
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Being old didn't bother her until it affected the quality of her life in an incredibly detrimental way.
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I worry that the author's portrayal and endorsement of helicopter parenting provides an inaccurate and possibly detrimental message.
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Cramer insists the plan would be detrimental to consumers and small business owners reliant on the coal industry.
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At high-enough levels, it can be fatal, and for children under 6, it can be especially detrimental.
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"It's easy to get lost and make Instagram look more like Facebook, and that would be detrimental," Gade said.
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Net neutrality is essentially the belief that intelligence inside the Internet is detrimental to innovation at the network's edge.
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Stockbrokers said a rise in interest rates could be detrimental to risky assets if they jumped beyond 12 percent.
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In order to approve the measure the city would be required to prove ties are detrimental to public health.
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I THINK THEY UNDERSTAND THAT THE CURRENT BORDER ADJUSTABILITY PLAN COULD HAVE A REALLY DETRIMENTAL IMPACT ON AMERICAN FAMILY.
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Indeed, feuds and grudges can be very detrimental to the individual, and they can take on a compulsive quality.
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Kuck said that while he firmly opposed family detention, he views separating children from their parents as more detrimental.
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Publications such as Rachel Carson's "Silent Spring" (1962) made waves for its documentation of the detrimental effects of pesticides.
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"These ranged from detrimental effects on sleep patterns and body image through to cyberbullying, grooming and 'sexting'," it notes.
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"While that sounds like it was a favor to them, it was actually detrimental to their health," she said.
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Everyone seemed to agree that losing the station would be detrimental — both for NASA and the commercial space industry.
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It's an effective technique, to the point where I questioned whether watching might be detrimental to my mental health.
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The word in Berlin is that she views exaggerated expectations of her as detrimental to her campaign next year.
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If they do not, however, the results could be significant, and detrimental to the health of the bilateral relationship.
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There's evidence that marine life and seabirds have been ingesting bits of plastic, which is detrimental to their health.
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Steve Chiavarone, portfolio at Federated Investors, says Chinese tariffs should not impact U.S. automakers in too detrimental a way.
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Whether you agree or disagree with him, that kind of intense criticism can have detrimental effects on a person.
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They are all interlaced and came together in a way that was exceedingly detrimental to Black and Brown communities.
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Career girls on screen generally get punished for being too ambitious, once it becomes detrimental to their romantic relationships.
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It was only later I read a little bit of research around intermittent fasting and realized it wasn't detrimental.
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Needless to say, an oil price slump would have a detrimental effect on the expected revenues of the IPO.
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The current status of the government shutdown highlights the limits of that tactic and how it can be detrimental.
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President Donald Trump's proposed spending on Social Security and Medicare could have detrimental consequences for future generations, former Sen.
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Soy is not detrimental to your health — as long as you don't eat it for every meal, of course.
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"The prolonged exposure to war has immediate and hugely detrimental effects on the psychosocial wellbeing of children," Gamba warned.
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A 592 day wait The waiting has been detrimental for the defendants named in the lawsuit, the complaint says.
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I suspect IoT hacks will quickly get worse and more common, and the effects will be much more detrimental.
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The organization's primary focus was on the baby foods because of how detrimental lead can be to child development.
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There's a wrinkle in the California primary system that could actually make the 2018 blue wave detrimental to Democrats.
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He said the size of the resulting entity's market share would not be detrimental to the interests of customers.
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There is a strong incentive for them to recommend cost-cutting measures that are ultimately detrimental to the environment.
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Yet, the consequences can be a hassle to deal with and, in some cases, detrimental to a patient's wellbeing.
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The statistics could have a detrimental effect on bank stocks if they are low, but Cramer expects the opposite.
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Such traditions are detrimental to farming as they silence women who may have valuable knowledge to offer, experts say.
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Shaich said that focusing too much on the short term had been detrimental to the brand in the past.
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But most of these efforts have an essential shortcoming — they do little to actually remove the most detrimental ads.
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The team co-captain was dismissed by Gophers coach Richard Pitino on Wednesday for conduct detrimental to the team.
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Far more detrimental to the enterprise would be a family member who did not understand his or her role.
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If approved by regulators, the move by Bats would be "detrimental to transparency, liquidity, and price discovery," Cunningham said.
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Few developments could be more detrimental — even catastrophic — to our national security than for the justices to change that.
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But some pregnant women feel it's detrimental to their mental state to track every single movement their baby makes.
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But accuracy can be detrimental when waging a culture war, and so Pullman's critics inadvertently proved his larger argument.
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However, the impact on his health hasn't been as detrimental because he is provided with a special pollution mask.
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The House passed a nonbinding measure Thursday to denounce a carbon tax, calling it "detrimental" to the United States.
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"What if?" statements throw fuel on the fire of stress and worry, which are detrimental to reaching your goals.
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Or, are you manipulating your organization in a way that is ultimately detrimental to its success and to society?
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The attorney general added that he views pot as "detrimental" and noted that consumption is still a federal violation.
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Your client's antics, whatever their motivation, are damaging the League and reflect conduct detrimental to the League's best interests.
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But many Americans rely on regularly taking specified drugs and abruptly discontinuing use can be detrimental to their health.
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The NFL's collective bargaining agreement states that the maximum suspension for conduct detrimental to the team is four weeks.
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Air curtains and air outlet at the Super Sport+'s front end reduce detrimental air pressure and reduce drag.
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So not being on good terms can be detrimental to your career, even if you're good at your job.
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As a manager, you're certainly not going to offload projects detrimental to the success of the company without oversight.
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Under "Mutually Assured Economic Destruction," the desire to negotiate increases if both players are incentivized to avoid detrimental conflict.
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If domestic responsibilities appear singularly detrimental to artistic practice, it is not because of the repetitive tasks they involve.
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It's hard to build working relationships under these conditions, which is one reason this variety is so detrimental.3.
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Both Sanders and Trump have been critical of U.S. trade agreements as detrimental to the U.S. economy and jobs.
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There are fewer studies of graduate or professional schools, but most show that affirmative action has no detrimental effects.
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So far, the analysis shows that data can be copied or newly created without any detrimental effects to competitors.
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"The targeting of diplomatic missions is unacceptable and detrimental to the interests of Iraq," said ministry spokesman Ahmed Mahjoub.
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Greene was suspended for six games earlier in the season for what Self terms conduct detrimental to the team.
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In fact, a study published last year in Psychological Science found just how detrimental body image pressure can be.
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Another expert, however, said geopolitical uncertainty in the Middle East was "detrimental" to WTI prices in the long term.
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Indeed, the notion that offering an additional option would be detrimental to any consumers, whatever their income, is misguided.
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Mr. Maassen was never charged, but even the hint of such a link is detrimental to the state's legitimacy.
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It has been used and rejected by major companies that have found it ineffective and detrimental to employee morale.
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You can cross over with MMA and kickboxing, but with MMA and Muay Thai, they're detrimental to each other.
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This style of networking can be detrimental to your career, and is likely to dissuade others from making contact.
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"Replacing a tariff with a quota on aluminum imports in North America would be highly detrimental," the letter said.
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But this is very difficult, and will be detrimental to my community, my industry, and my state of Arizona.
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As a lean startup of two cofounders and five remote freelance employees, Kang said the inventory delay was detrimental.
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If down for a long period of time, the impact would be detrimental to all parts of society, worldwide.
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Having gotten two concussions myself (from open water swimming) I know the detrimental effect it can have on someone.
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By establishing boundaries, the law can incentivize new industries to act in ways which are not detrimental to humans.
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Banning Huawei from supplying to US businesses will have direct, detrimental effects on these rural carriers and their consumers.
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Webb, however, outlines just how detrimental the technology can be without the proper protocols in place to regulate it.
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A restricted trade economy will be detrimental to the growth of our people and the development of our companies.
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"The law will entail a review of privatization contracts that is detrimental to the state and society," he said.
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Among the last owners to face serious disciplinary action for detrimental conduct was Jim Irsay of the Indianapolis Colts.
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Restrictions on family planning access and insurance coverage result in detrimental effects on women's health and community health overall.
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But rather than being detrimental for Bolt, the consequences of an uneven stride may actually be beneficial, Weyand said.
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In fact, the rising acrimony has been a fine environment for stocks, though possibly detrimental to the economy itself.
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If it becomes detrimental to you both emotionally and your career, "warn them that you will leave," she says.
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Shutting down Iraq's account at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York could be detrimental to its financial system.
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He understands cannabis has detrimental side effects on developing brains, such as short-term memory loss and learning impairment.
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" Miami can choose not to issue any suspension nor fine any player guilty of "conduct detrimental to the club.
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Other options like reversing the DDT ban could help but would have detrimental impacts on wildlife and the environment.
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There is no doubt that intentionally abandoning or accidentally violating the JCPOA will be detrimental to U.S. national security.
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Many specialists and even primary care doctors no longer accept Medicaid patients because it's financially detrimental to do so.
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Opting out of the FCF feature was detrimental because it demoted a publisher's ranking on Google Search and Google News.
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Leaks like this can be detrimental not only to viewership numbers but also ticket sales, when it comes to movies.
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In its IPO paperwork, the company warned the report could have a detrimental impact on the now-public company's reputation.
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"An irrational and hasty 'get tough with China' policy would be detrimental to U.S. long-term interests," People's Daily opined.
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But many American manufacturers rely on imported metal, and this policy has been very detrimental to companies that make nails.
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Food waste is also the single largest component of US landfills, generating environmentally detrimental methane gas and benefitting no one.
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"Never has it been more apparent that Fischer's failed leadership is detrimental for our community," Leet said in a statement.
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Setting a goal of losing 100 pounds in three months, however, is not only impractical, it's detrimental to your health.
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My colleague Meredith David and I recently conducted a study that explored just how detrimental smartphones can be to relationships.
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According to police, Chin was arrested after "documents detrimental to parliamentary democracy" were found in Bersih's offices during a raid.
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"Isn't that why the language in the agreement gives the commissioner broad authority for dealing with conduct detrimental?" he asked.
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But how does sunscreen work, and is wearing it really enough to protect yourself against the sun's most detrimental effects?
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Dini claims that sugary Western junk food has already had a detrimental impact on other islands within the Vanuatu nation.
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Stanford said that the fact that "we live and eat and breathe with our phones" has had a detrimental impact.
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New York has fined him since last Saturday for conduct detrimental to the team for each day he missed practice.
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But on the managerial side, they tend to get very little training, and that can be detrimental for the company.
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LTV: And that could then have detrimental like consequences when it comes to uh to predictive policing, things like that.
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But should athletes' preferences shift to competing brands, appeal could decrease and weaken the brand's visibility in a "detrimental" way.
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The thought that their teachers, a force of authority, are going to be armed -- that is detrimental to our generation.
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Dismissing the CEO would have created an instability that would be detrimental to shareholders, Amber Capital founder Joseph Oughourlian, said.
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"This uncertainty might be detrimental to the growth of the industry," said Mehta, who advises several multinational med-tech companies.
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Jahana Hayes (D-CT) also previously told the New York Times while discussing the detrimental effects of the vendor policy.
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This form of inequality in the household could be detrimental to girls' development and self-image, according to UNICEF's report.
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In short: this shit rips, and sleeping on it would be detrimental to both your health and your record collection.
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Iranian President Hassan Rouhani said Britain's seizure of the Iranian oil tanker was illegal and would be detrimental for Britain.
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"A female killer whale … could probably fast for about four weeks before it gets into a detrimental state," Noren said.
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Hiring fast when you control your destiny is hard enough; doing so in an uncertain arrangement can be very detrimental.
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This splintering is so detrimental, it ruins her art debut in episode 6, "HeGotItAllMixedUp," as the title so purposefully suggests.
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Whereas Rachel doesn't let Nick's wealth affect her sense of self, Astrid's enormous fortune has a detrimental effect on Michael.
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Wall Street often worries about headwinds, detrimental trends that could weigh on the market and eventually stall its march higher.
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Although not conclusive, scientists say fine dust particles, which are very detrimental to health, may often originate closer to home.
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However, Warren could be detrimental to Clinton's efforts to raise money and gain favor with voters in the financial sector.
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Making sure to stay positive about what she does for a living instead of making it seem like something detrimental.
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"Nexit could be very detrimental to the Dutch economy because the Dutch economy is a very open economy," said Groenewegen.
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I mean, we've looked, there's certainly an impact, but I don't think it's detrimental right now to the current business.
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Another broker said a rise in interest rates could be detrimental to risky assets if they jumped beyond 12 percent.
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A psychiatrist, whom she had gone to, warned her that it could have a very detrimental effect, particularly on Harry.
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Research shows that [ostracism] is extremely detrimental to employees because it makes them feel paranoid, unwelcome, and under extreme stress.
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Sitting on the floor cross-legged or settling for a wonky dining chair will only be detrimental to your health.
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The icy condensation is detrimental to his crop in Buzzards Bay, Massachusetts, the birthplace of the modern American cranberry industry.
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My boss was cornered by my worth and knew how detrimental it would be to lose me to the competition.
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The Italian junior culture minister, Luca Bergonzoni, says the loan agreement made by previous culture minister, Dario Franceschini, is detrimental.
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Jared Kushner's relationship with his father-in-law, President Donald Trump, could be detrimental for his family's 666 Fifth Ave.
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The hiring statistics could have a detrimental effect on bank stocks if they are low, but Cramer expects the opposite.
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Which candidate puts on the façade of helping others while actually advocating policies that will be detrimental to the country?
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If your weekends include zero downtime, then you'll never feel rested or refreshed, which can be detrimental to your success.
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"It really would be detrimental to some of the most vulnerable citizens if those payments were cut off," Collins said.
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If land disputes remain unresolved they will be detrimental to the peace process and overall stability of Kachin, activists said.
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For Bird, cutting out the female perspective, whether it be in Guatemala or in Afghanistan, is detrimental to overall peace.
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His detrimental influence on the government ethics program under the Trump administration was a factor in my decision to resign.
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The official also slammed the step as an "unfriendly, surprising move that is extremely detrimental to Air France-KLM financially".
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Iranian President Hassan Rouhani said Britain's seizure of the Iranian oil tanker was illegal and would be detrimental for Britain.
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Critics have also said the deployment is detrimental to the U.S. military, calling it a waste of time and resources.
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"It is critical to demonstrate to members on both sides of the isle how detrimental this bill is," she said.
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That could be detrimental for Republicans who have made attacking Democrats for opposing the tax law central to their campaigns.
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So why is the Republican nomination process also complex and possibly detrimental to Mr. Trump, the party's current front-runner?
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It would also be detrimental to America's international business interests to stripping nations of sovereign immunity in anti-trust cases.
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"There are reasons to believe that alcohol misuse is more detrimental to women's health than to men's health," Koob said.
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As in any case, it's a lawyer's ability to minimize detrimental facts while magnifying favorable ones that dictate the outcome.
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Thousands of women could skip painful and detrimental chemotherapy in treating early-stage breast cancer, according to a groundbreaking study.
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We as a culture are finally coming to terms with the barbarism of football and the detrimental consequences of boxing.
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Even companies that cast themselves as high-minded can have a detrimental impact on society, as Facebook's recent scandals illustrate.
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The claims that Trump passed classified information shared by Israel to Russia could be detrimental to the U.S./Israel relationship.
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Those are just some of the reasons that the cap would be detrimental during the L train shutdown, Okpaku argues.
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In its IPO paperwork filed last week, Uber said the report could have a detrimental impact on the company's reputation.
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He suggested that an absentee Tehran official only fuels geopolitical issues, which will later prove detrimental for the oil market.
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Either situation could prove to be detrimental to a new Catalan nation and would damage the potential for economic expansion.
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The mental health effects of sexual violence, augmented by schools' indifference to that violence, can be particularly detrimental to survivors.
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Getting my knives stolen was so detrimental to the point that I was stunned and speechless for a few minutes.
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Studies have found that even with a BMI less than 30, there can be a detrimental effect on respiratory function.
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Lee also thanked readers for holding the title accountable for the story and the potentially detrimental message for young girls.
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"The resulting strike is detrimental to the system and will have far-reaching effects for years to come," he said.
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The current status quo is detrimental not only to the development of the region, but also has wider global implications.
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That could be detrimental for Republicans who have made attacking Democrats for opposing the tax law central to their campaigns.
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While many support Trump&aposs decision, others are concerned his actions are already having a detrimental effect on the military.
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Similar to hiding your emotions from your partner, hiding your physical wants and needs could be detrimental to your marriage.
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As a lean startup of two cofounders and five remote freelance employees, Kang said this inventory delay is highly detrimental.
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"Even a perception of impropriety — whether real or not — is detrimental to the D.N.C. as an institution," Mr. Perez wrote.
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" Pinterest's community guidelines prohibit health advice that has "immediate and detrimental effects on a pinner's health or on public safety.
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By fining Brown for conduct detrimental to the team, the Raiders struck all guarantees — totaling $29.5 million — from his contract.
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Some of Sanders' proposals, including Medicare for All, are seen by some investors as detrimental to the health care sector.
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That could have a detrimental impact to sales, especially for those businesses that can't make up losses with online sales.
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According to some research, a poor-quality job could be even more detrimental for key biomarkers of health than unemployment.
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But today, the Senate's rule to overcome the filibuster has the detrimental effect of preventing consideration of nearly all legislation.
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The discovery is "a potential mechanism explaining the detrimental health effects of pollution from early life onwards," the researchers said.
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Given America's lopsided, detrimental trading relationship with Beijing, the president would be justified in attempting to decouple completely from China.
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Poorly constructed homes expose communities to extreme temperatures, a lack of ventilation and toxic waste - all detrimental to their health.
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If the review finds that the waivers are detrimental to American workers, the trade deals could be renegotiated, they added.
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This mentality may be one reason why so many people wearing face masks could even be detrimental in certain ways.
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"It's so detrimental to our identity as a state and to the economy," she said before disappearing into the crowd.
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That said, several lobbyists said business is speaking with a unified voice that letting the program expire would be detrimental.
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The digital world has brought high schoolers closer together, but it can also be a detrimental force in their lives.
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"I will gladly work with the President when his ideas aren't stupid and detrimental to the United States," says Rep.
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The strategists I spoke with were split on how detrimental social media companies banning political ads en masse would be.
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That kind of talk, he warned them, could be detrimental to their shared cause of gutting the Affordable Care Act.
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But the president's trigger finger for trashing multilateral agreements is itchy, which could have detrimental consequences for any new strategy.
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That's why, as an American, I was distraught to see that the administration is planning to expand this detrimental practice.
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"Missing even just one of these regular payments can of course be detrimental to employees' credit scores," the lawmakers wrote.
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" Added Cameron, now 45: "I think that it's – it's detrimental, and ultimately destructive to so many of the foundations of civilization.
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Because they also know that this means detrimental things to so many, so many in this state, and possibly the nation.
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Worse still, this intentionally-unhelpful policy is as detrimental to the planet as it is to me and my free time.
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As Google notes in its Project Stream announcement, buffering and latency on games can be extremely detrimental to a gaming experience.
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"Salaries need to increase with inflation and to bump something like that up would be detrimental to small businesses," she said.
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The stakes could not be higher, and the wrong choice to fill out this commission could have wide-reaching detrimental impacts.
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Too much exercise can be detrimental to your mental healthExercise is clearly good for you, but how much is too much?
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Negative emotions can be detrimental to the office: they can hurt productivity, morale and quality of work and can increase absenteeism.
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That is how a hard Brexit would come about and we think that would be very detrimental for the UK economy.
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Critics say that starting kids on an (albeit, extremely parental controlled) social network will be detrimental to kids' health and development.
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This will be detrimental to the outlook for sterling given the global status that the UK has enjoyed for many years.
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Oftentimes if you iterate or have different groups weighing in throughout the process, it can be detrimental to the end result.
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Such an event, if it materializes, will be "detrimental to the world," said Jose Vinals, group chairman at Standard Chartered Bank.
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Sadly, Antarctica may be one of the first places where we'll get see the detrimental effects of ocean acidification in action.
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He claims he didn't know his words would be published, but the bias he exhibited is detrimental, whether published or not.
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But there is plenty of evidence that changing the clocks by an hour can have a detrimental effect on our health.
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Plenty of evidence suggests that growing up poor, living through these kinds of scrapes, has a detrimental impact on child development.
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Statements like the ones Trump has made can be extremely detrimental to women's self-image and their relationships with their bodies.
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His presidential bid has been plagued by his failure to turn a trove of material detrimental to Clinton into sustained attacks.
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"If anything, that liquidity could be detrimental if it causes them to trade more often than they would otherwise," he said.
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She also warned of a detrimental effect to Israel's export-dependent economy should there be an escalation of global trade wars.
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However, more money printing and aggressive easing is usually detrimental to currency prices and is likely to push the pound lower.
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Squandered opportunities proved detrimental to the Astros early, with Manaea stranding six baserunners — all in scoring position — through the fourth inning.
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Unfortunately, when you're dealing with damaged, fragile, or curly locks, a regular brushing could be seriously detrimental to your hair goals.
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Although I've already explained how detrimental fabricating the cheating allegations would be for Faith, Schwartz can't even consider any of that.
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A Chinese push to more government-oriented growth at the expense of private enterprise is having a detrimental impact on growth.
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It's a common but detrimental error when entrepreneurs "don't put enough credence into the people that are around them," he said.
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Standing up for a teammate is pointless, unnecessary and sometimes more detrimental to your team than the hit you're mad about.
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This is highly detrimental when trying to reduce terrorism, as it induces fear among the public — just as the terrorists want.
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Although they are based in Berlin, the bulk of their sales happen in the US and a tariff could be detrimental.
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Over time, I came to learn that sustained abuse over a long period can be extremely detrimental to your mental health.
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Since when is allowing people to reunite with their loved ones outdated and detrimental to the interests of the United States?
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In addition to adopting healthy habits, avoiding detrimental habits—like negative thoughts, unproductive behavior, and self-destructive emotions—is also essential.
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The closure is an act of "sabotage" detrimental to oil revenues and the supply of electricity in the country, NOC said.
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S. leadership is indispensable to countering an anti-growth, energy agenda that is detrimental to U.S. economic and energy security interests.
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It would be detrimental not only to veterans and those with mental health disorders, but to society's health as a whole.
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"All in all, we believe the border adjustment would be detrimental to our business," he told reporters ahead of Ryan's visit.
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But the flip side is that the lost hour of sleep can have detrimental effects, as illustrated with the market's performance.
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Read More Gartman: This could be detrimental for stocks He believes investors have to look outside the U.S. for better returns.
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The budget imposes several significant reductions, some direct and others indirect, that would have detrimental consequences for those who have served.
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What would be more detrimental would be a targeted attack to collect your genetic information specifically, orchestrated by somebody you know.
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Jeff Sessions, who some worry could be detrimental for criminal justice reform if he is confirmed as the next attorney general.
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There were surely large engineering hurdles to this integration, but with more than 3,000 employees, the timetable seems sluggish and detrimental.
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The water contamination exposed nearly 30,000 schoolchildren to a neurotoxin known to have detrimental effects on developing brains and nervous systems.
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And the government notes that the "unwarranted continuation" of the case could be detrimental to foreign policy concerns and diplomatic relations.
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The water contamination exposed nearly 30,0003 children to a neurotoxin known to have detrimental effects on developing brains and nervous systems.
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Democrats strongly opposed the provision, arguing the change would be detrimental to the safety net relied upon by low-income earners.
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The research is clear—lack of paid sick days is detrimental to a person's health and the health of our communities.
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Analysts say renewed sanctions on Iran could prove detrimental to Iran's oil exports, which currently total 55.53 million barrels per day.
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An exclusive focus on innocent voter mistakes and the specter of voter fraud is one-sided and detrimental to our democracy.
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There are some days in the market when taking cues from stocks' movements can be detrimental, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Wednesday.
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Being a boss means that you're taking care of other humans, and there are many detrimental ways to do just that.
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Indian casinos, while a significant financial boon for the tribe, can be detrimental to the surrounding community, residents, and small businesses.
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Scholars from Argentina to the United States and Australia have studied the detrimental impact of boars on natural habitats and farmland.
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From energy production and carbon removal to monitoring deforestation, AI is a powerful ally in helping forestall climate change's detrimental effects.
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The surgery has to be conducted as soon as possible, and every delay like this could be detrimental to Fatemah's health.
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Yellowfin—some have healthy populations, some have poor populations, but even the healthy ones are caught in ways that are detrimental.
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Not only are these far reaching campaign promises but, in practice, they are well intended at best and detrimental at worst.
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Now, Wheeler, pursuing a different set of bad arguments to promote the same detrimental policies, is likely to fail as well.
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Such changes may prove beneficial to some plants and animals, including some harmful invasive ones, but may be detrimental to others.
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These observations are borne out by Vistro, who has seen this discrimination, and its detrimental effects, first hand in the Philippines.
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This close-minded view can be detrimental to the success of the individual and to the success of communities, says Walton.
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A district court judge slammed the Department of Health and Human Services for not considering the waiver's detrimental impact on enrollees.
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In the past he has threatened to pull out of NAFTA, which he sees as detrimental to American businesses and farmers.
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The league's constitution gives Commissioner Roger Goodell broad powers to fine or suspend owners for conduct deemed detrimental to the league.
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In my son's birth country, I witnessed instances in which the preference to place kids within the culture had detrimental effects.
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The polarization has proved detrimental to the priorities of Spanish environmentalists, who failed to gain significant representation in the last election.
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So overall, I am still a bit hesitant about the conclusion that digital media use is detrimental to adolescents' cognitive development.
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"The board has clear authority to take action against a licensee who engages in any conduct detrimental to racing," he said.
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One end of the spectrum holds that "any contact is detrimental to their interest and therefore leave them alone," he said.
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Winning the lottery is actually can be extremely detrimental to you and the ones your love in a myriad of ways.
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So what can we do to honor the intellect … to tamp down the notion that intellectual rigor is detrimental to society?
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Even the partial drawdown, the Pentagon inspector general's report found, could be "detrimental" to the American mission in Iraq and Syria.
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Under the N.F.L.'s personal conduct policy, the commissioner can penalize a player for any behavior considered detrimental to the league.
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Muslim students see a direct and detrimental correlation between this kind of talk and the increased threats and prejudice they experience.
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A national security strategy that doesn't recognize that is inherently detrimental to the long-term well being of the United States.
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Mitt Romney, a senator from Utah and former Republican presidential nominee, argued last year that Trump's tactics are detrimental to democracy.
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Critics of Trump's call for higher tariffs fear a trade war would be detrimental to the country's economy and foreign relations.
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New Mexico was without JaQuan Lyle, who is serving a two-game suspension for conduct detrimental to the team, announced Monday.
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" Still, Dryden said he believes the coronavirus will be "pretty detrimental to Q853 growth, particularly for China and the global economy.
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"And compare and find out if, in fact, these organizational issues did have a very detrimental effect on safety," Feith said.
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And, while toys can certainly help children learn, having too many of them can actually be detrimental to a kid's development.
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But if people consistently sidestep the discomfort of mental effort or physical exertion, this restraint can be detrimental to the brain.
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The Foreign Contribution Regulation Act prohibits foreign donations for activities "detrimental to the national interest," including those that disturb religious harmony.
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Inside this still nascent industry, influencers and marketers are now openly debating how detrimental the impact of this change could be.
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"The ability to have high winds, storm surge and all that could be detrimental to our sea turtle hospital," Melamet said.
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Women's and civil society organizations have loudly declared that his confirmation would be detrimental to working people and the economically vulnerable.
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Yet professional style has little to do with scientific discovery -- and aggression can, in today's world of large collaborations, be detrimental.
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Such a structure remains detrimental for minority shareholders, Vivendi said in the letter that was published on Mediaset website on Sunday.
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I feel strongly that the opinions they have just shared are negative and detrimental to conversations about race and this country.
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" Moreover, the expert panel suggested that a blanket ban on first strikes could be detrimental to the United States' "calculated ambiguity.
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The N.F.L. gives Mr. Goodell broad authority to hold players and owners accountable for conduct he deems detrimental to the league.
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" Lakhonin said the broader issue is Washington's embrace of sanctions, which he described as "a detrimental method of conducting foreign policy.
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" Saudi Arabia joined the chorus of international concern, saying such a move would "have a detrimental impact on the peace process.
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For the truly curious, these are an interesting gateway to drinking less; to someone with addiction, they can actually be detrimental.
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One thing white people have never experienced is a poll on whether their presence in their own country is intrinsically detrimental.
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Google is ending support for a widely used browser benchmark after determining that the test had actually become detrimental to web performance.
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The feeling of treading water at work can be detrimental to your productivity and damper your eagerness to continue to perform well.
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VICE Impact: How would drilling in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge be detrimental to the environment, and our world as a whole?
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But research supports the idea that "toxic masculinity" is, in fact, detrimental to the mental and physical health of boys and men.
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"Visual impairment is detrimental to patients' personal independence, economic productivity, employment and overall quality of life," she told Reuters Health by email.
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It was this sprightliness that proved to be detrimental for Ziggy, who was limping and seemed to be in pain when walking.
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Yet, those fighting to criminalize nonconsensual porn at an national level worry about the detrimental effects of a Kardashian revenge porn battle.
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The sounds are designed to mask particular frequencies most bothersome and detrimental to sleep rather than every loud noise you might encounter.
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"We don't allow advice when it has immediate and detrimental effects on a pinner's health or on public safety," the policy reads.
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Child health advocates want Mark Zuckerberg to delete the app altogether, believing it to be detrimental to the development of young minds.
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" But, he added, "having an acting secretary should not be detrimental nor cause for concern given the basis for this emergency declaration.
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That proclamation would cite a statute that allows the president to block people he considers detrimental to the interests of the country.
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Yet the question remains whether Instant Articles are good for publishers, or something detrimental they'll have to adopt or be left behind.
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If you're not a big fan of the Instagram influencer world, for example, scrolling through your feed might not be as detrimental.
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"President Trump's decision to side with Putin over American intelligence agencies is disgraceful and detrimental to our democratic principles," Romney said. Nov.
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" Javonti Thomas, a former Grindr user, said, "Third-party sites having access to where you are and who you are is detrimental.
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"Increased mobile usage," the company wrote, could be detrimental since the company was not displaying ads or "commercial content" on its apps.
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Fake news had a real and detrimental effect on online discourse before the election, forcing companies like Apple and Facebook to respond.
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Trump's major policies are each geared toward making jobs, at least according to him, but their overall economic impact could be detrimental.
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In a paper written back in 1959, for example, Mr Greenspan clearly seemed to understand the detrimental effect that bubbles could have.
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Prominent figures on several panels expressed concern that political rallies, rather than targeted networking with politicians, might be detrimental to the cause.
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So shear is detrimental for hurricanes, and when you get a lot of shear it tends to really knock down the season.
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CEO Michael Dell indicated to Cramer in March that a slowdown may not be as detrimental to the business as investors fear.
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As a general rule, increased winds can be detrimental to "red tide," breaking it up and bringing an end to the outbreak.
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However it would indicate payment distress and policy dysfunction, and could have a detrimental impact on the economy and future financing terms.
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The penalties for non-compliance vary widely and can be very high in some markets, which could be detrimental to your business.
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Also, I feel like there is nothing that could happen that could be that detrimental for me not to be with him.
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"Narcissism is detrimental for finding new friends," confirms Philip Leifeld, a researcher at the University of Glasgow who co-authored the study.
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Thus far, the actions of this White House have been deeply detrimental to black people and reversed progress on ending police violence.
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The apparent Chinese decision to allow for a drop in the yuan "will be very detrimental to the global economy," Chovanec predicted.
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That policy mandates that owners, players and other employees avoid "conduct detrimental to the integrity of and public confidence in" the NFL.
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In fact, one hit can sometimes be detrimental, depending on what is released afterwards and whether it lives up to the hype.
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I don't pierce the tongue because I think it's detrimental to your health and your teeth, so we just won't do it.
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Corker's comments make clear that lawmakers are growing weary of OCO's detrimental effects, but its slushy nature won't be easy to shake.
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Undoubtedly, this instance of government malfeasance has thrust the country into turmoil, but corruption has not always been so detrimental to Korea.
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"Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban has been fined $600,000 for public statements detrimental to the NBA," the league said in a statement.
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"It's an unfriendly, surprising move that is extremely detrimental to Air France-KLM financially," a French finance ministry official said on Wednesday.
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Cytotoxins -- cytokines is the formal term -- are released throughout the body due to heat stress and these are detrimental to organ function.
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The studies about screen time and technology in children are overwhelmingly conclusive: Overexposure to technology has detrimental effects on children's healthy development.
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But the truth is that a lot of the time this extra detail can confuse the eye and be detrimental to gameplay.
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On the contrary, standardized tests are detrimental to one's mental health and waste priceless hours that could be used as instructional time.
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Secrecy and exclusion caused the failure of "Hillary Care" in the 1990s and will ultimately prove detrimental to the recent Senate efforts.
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In Bangladesh, a country very vulnerable to climate change, cellular network outages are a major problem, especially after flooding or detrimental weather.
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This eliminates pressure buildup inside the cup (because there is no cup!), which can be detrimental to the quality of the sound.
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Conservationists, on the other hand, argue that removing the protections allotted under ESA is detrimental to species, even if they have rebounded.
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Microbes, oxygen and salt water at the bottom of the sea can be detrimental to the survival of ancient DNA, he said.
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This damage to our system of checks and balances is as detrimental to our democracy as the possibility of a Trump presidency.
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I know first-hand the detrimental impact of a child who is subjected to a parent incarcerated because of the drug war.
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You smartphone needs to be rebooted every now and then, and not doing so is detrimental to the lifespan of your battery.
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"Your client's antics, whatever their motivation, are damaging the league and reflect conduct detrimental to the league's best interests," the letter said.
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Although sanctions have yet to be officially implemented, analysts say a potential trade war with Europe would be detrimental to the economy.
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And a lot of them are actively detrimental if you maintain a habit of always giving them tons of respect and attention.
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Separately, a unit of Brazil's competition regulator Cade said the $66 billion takeover of Monsanto by Bayer could be detrimental to competition.
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Obtaining information or trusting analysis from someone who has an interest in a particular deal is detrimental due to its innate bias.
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Over the past 18 months, we have seen policies coming from federal agencies that are wholly detrimental to our most vulnerable citizens.
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First, the trade wars story ebbs and flows, but everyone agrees that an all-out trade war would be detrimental to earnings.
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I could go on and on about how many oil spills there have been that have been really detrimental to water supplies.
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"Right now, we're focused on trying to save bill because the bill they put forward is very detrimental," said New York Rep.
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In other words, is WHOIS a critical feature for internet security, or a detrimental remnant of the early days of the web?
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Such a change "would have no detrimental effect on public safety and still provide ATF a means to trace firearms," Turk wrote.
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You don't talk about what you want in the bedroomHiding your physical wants and needs can also be detrimental to your marriage.
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Trump has been against TPP from the start of his campaign because he understands how detrimental it would be to American workers.
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Delaying congressional approval of the deal would give Republican critics such as Hatch leverage on items potentially detrimental to the pharmaceutical industry.
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"This kind of elevated fear and anxiety can have detrimental physical and mental health effects in the long term," he told me.
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" Mitt Romney, the 2012 Republican presidential nominee and current Senate candidate from Utah, called it "disgraceful and detrimental to our democratic principles.
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However, the speed and severity of the next outbreak does not have to be as detrimental as the one we're experiencing now.
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We're all white men and it feels like he's not going to have a real detrimental effect on us in any way.
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"We're comfortable that we're going to manage through this so that it is not detrimental to our growth projections," Mr. Mnuchin said.
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"In some cases, leadership can be detrimental, because people tend to characterize attributes of the protest based on the leader," he says.
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While the act called for the federal government to cease actions that could be detrimental to Native culture, it was largely toothless.
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"I don't consider it a crisis, in the sense that it is going to be detrimental to our city," Mr. Strimling said.
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I read an article about detrimental effects to the environment from cannabis cultivation, especially damage to public lands and wildlife in California.
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A down market can be detrimental to retirement savers' investments, but it does make one strategy more attractive: A Roth IRA conversion.
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He argued that raising the cost of getting in shape would be detrimental to the United States economy in the long term.
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One study found Instagram is the most detrimental social networking app for young people's mental health, such as negatively impacting body image.
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Instead of continuing down a detrimental path of codependency, "be attentive to your own emotional experience and tune into that," Kolawole said.
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Iran is outmatched by the US in terms of conventional military capabilities, but a war would likely be detrimental to both sides.
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"Cornstein is the worst, most detrimental of diplomats — not just of the United States, but of all the countries," Mr. Ligeti said.
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Economists remain bullish on the US economy, but weakness in American factories because of the trade war has proven detrimental to growth.
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Ms. Williams said that while the university system may need to undergo changes, the extreme nature of the cuts will be detrimental.
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The current system has worked effectively since NAFTA's inception, and any significant change would be detrimental to the welfare of all members.
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O). Vivendi opposes the 4 billion euro ($4.4 billion) deal, saying Mediaset's governance plans for MFE would be detrimental to minority shareholders.
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Emptying that pot, or even dipping into it more than usual, in the weeks and months before your divorce could be detrimental.
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Establishing legislation around a currency that is yet to be fully understood could be detrimental — and perhaps an over-extension of government.
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Simple in operation, the app awards the driver a point for every minute driven without using the device in a detrimental way.
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A raft of new research shows that, generally speaking, it is not nearly so detrimental as we have been led to believe.
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But in this case, the mutated genes had a detrimental effect on what is thought to be the last living mammoth population.
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Has the time spent playing video games had detrimental effects on grades, work, relationships, health, sleep or any other aspect of life?
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A refusal to consider the cumulative impacts of new polluting projects is detrimental to fighting the climate crisis and ensuring community stability.
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Mediaset's second-biggest shareholder Vivendi challenged the corporate overhaul in court because the French group sees it as detrimental to minority shareholders.
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These actions have already proven detrimental: 28500 percent of U.S. companies are relocating work overseas because of difficult immigration laws at home.
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And the possible longer-term results of this trauma—increased risk of hypertension, detrimental employment outcomes, diminished relationship satisfaction—are bleak indeed.
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Not having Taiwan in the coming ICAO Assembly, on the other hand, would be detrimental to the interests of all parties concerned.
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This exclusion of women is not only detrimental to those individual women, it is also counterproductive to our society as a whole.
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Holmes said in a statement Thursday that the move could have detrimental consequences for ridership, the regional economy, local businesses and residents.
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Thankfully, Congress realizes the detrimental effect of this loophole and is acting to ensure that all our nation's children have equal protection.
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While many people worry that lack of confidence will kill their chances of reaching their goals, overconfidence can be even more detrimental.
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"I will gladly work with the president when his ideas aren't stupid and detrimental to the United States," Gallego said on CNN.
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The carbon dioxide that makes water bubbly turns into carbonic acid in the mouth and can be detrimental to your teeth's health.
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In reality, these pressures are incredibly detrimental to our mental health as we begin to focus our efforts on perfection over improvement.
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Though Djokovic initially refuted a suggestion that those things had disrupted his play, he ultimately conceded that the distractions had been detrimental.
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At no point should the mixer be set on high speed as it is detrimental to the flavor of the baked loaf. 28.
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And they understand that the effect of such an enforcement action can probably be even more detrimental than a fine in some ways.
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Accusing the U.S. of training armed groups to stoke trouble in his country, Ortega reiterated that early elections would be detrimental to Nicaragua.
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He&aposs the only person in America that does not understand how incredibly detrimental those texts are to any kind of serious investigation.
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Typically, having several players enter the final year of their contract at the same time is detrimental, particularly with minutes at a premium.
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The abnormal pressure on the ball of the foot can also lead to calluses and corns, which are particularly detrimental for athletic performance.
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Sometimes people with a platform speak simply because they feel pressure to speak, which can be more detrimental than saying nothing at all.
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The act allows the president to deny entry into the United States by any alien deemed detrimental to the interests of the country.
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Reuben knows that we simply will not tolerate any future conduct that is detrimental to the Washington Redskins organization or to the NFL.
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This isn't the first time Airbnb has been the subject of scrutiny based on its detrimental effect on neighborhoods and available residential housing.
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"Smoking cigarettes, drinking too much alcohol and smoking cannabis are widely accepted to be detrimental to your health," Williams and Hagger-Johnson said.
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Those extra mutations are more often detrimental than beneficial, but they enable adaptations, such as the development of resistance to UV or antibiotics.
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But crafting companion animals in ways that are aesthetically pleasing to owners, but detrimental to dogs, is an idea that's had its day.
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Members also noted worry that companies might struggle to pass on rising input costs, again from tariffs, onto consumers and create detrimental inflation.
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Chief Cross-Asset Strategist at Morgan Stanley, Andrew Sheets, told CNBC Monday that an election was not necessarily detrimental to U.K. assets, however.
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This sets them back in the eyes of future employers, who look for such qualities, and can be detrimental to a successful career.
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According to the documents, Bennett said that the assault interfered with his ability to work and had detrimental effects on his mental health.
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Not only is so-called "tiger parenting" a recipe for a joyless childhood—it is detrimental to a youngster's chances of later success.
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"Nowadays, the likes of organisational social media, media websites, and content communities are tagging onto this slogan, with often detrimental results," she said.
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Bob Vanasse, a spokesman for the National Coalition of Fishing Communities, fears that the monument will be totally detrimental to the fishing industry.
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If you can relate to that, be mindful to bet within your budget to avoid detrimental financial consequence if you lose it all.
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Depending on your relationship with social media, this aspect of Instagram has ranged from appealing to detrimental, yet more likely somewhere in between.
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"More than eight hours was a little bit detrimental too, so it seems there's a window of opportunity to be healthy," Fuster said.
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This could also have detrimental effects for the thriving economy of the tiny territory, which relies on workers crossing the border from Spain.
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These games are perfect for an iPad: precision controls aren't required, meaning that sacrificing a proper controller isn't detrimental to enjoying the experience.
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Why would a Department led by a Democratic political appointee do this, knowing that it may have a detrimental impact on Democratic voters?
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The Republican mayor of El Paso, Texas, said Tuesday closing the border would "detrimental, almost draconian" to the region's economy, The Guardian reports.
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That's why I'm not a believer in quick fixes of fillers and Botox, which can be detrimental to the health of the skin.
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In Moscow, senior Russian lawmaker Vladimir Dzhabarov described Ukraine's actions as "absolutely illegal" and detrimental to relations between the two countries, RIA said.
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"Buying alliances have a detrimental effect on the whole food supply chain," said Mella Frewen, director general of FoodDrinkEurope, an industry lobby group.
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"If we didn't make our bond payment it would be detrimental (to everyone), including us," Mayor Don Guardian said at a press conference.
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This evidence indicates the Mexico City Policy was detrimental to nongovernmental organizations providing modern contraceptives, inadvertently leading to more, rather than fewer abortions.
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Crew members are not allowed to come to me about the person in charge of them unless it's obviously detrimental to their health.
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A lack of regulation also runs the risk of laypeople massively increasing environmental hormonal pollution, with detrimental effects to plants, animals, and us.
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The process, opponents say, can be complex, overly generous, and can potentially incentivise actions detrimental to the long-term interests of a company.
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"His position is a consequence of recent tensions; an environment that is detrimental to Bulgarian football and the Bulgarian Football Union," it said.
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"This had a detrimental knock-on effect on companies serving these industries, and caused many expatriate professionals to leave Indonesia," the report noted.
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Oftentimes aid workers rush from one assignment to the next with little to no time off, which can be detrimental to their health.
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Was their vision for the company ruthless and unwavering in a way that was detrimental to their employees but very good for them?
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Finding a relationship can be hard, and sometimes the "will we, won't we" of dating can be seriously detrimental to your mental health.
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His comments were detrimental to veterans, those with PTSD and to our society as a whole with an already ailing public health sector.
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Not just because they were detrimental to the girls I coached, but also because they're toxic to the boys we were playing against.
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" Asked if that ad money would be detrimental to Clinton in a fall campaign, Reid said: "Of course, of course -- it already is.
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A violation of the policy will be viewed as conduct detrimental to the NBA and result in a fine of at least $100,000.
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It's really detrimental to family and their relationships, so I'm really hoping people can learn something from Miranda and how she treats people.
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The indiscriminate nature of these accusations has been detrimental to cognitive science, as it has kept us from developing a truly evolutionary view.
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Bernstein reiterated its outperform rating on the company's shares, predicting Netflix will thrive from its recent price increases without any big detrimental effects.
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According to Welch, too much negativity in an interview can signal that you're a "boss hater," which can be detrimental to your career.
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"From a personal standpoint, I know exactly how detrimental seeing these airbrushed images can be," Jasmine Glass, one of SPKTRM's co-founders, says.
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Tau can tangle up and accumulate in the brain in abnormal ways, having a detrimental effect on parts of the brain involving memory.
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Another potentially detrimental factor for the market could be special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into Russian attempts to interfere in the 2016 election.
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Given the stakes, it would be detrimental to the future of European security for the EU and NATO to fail in this regard.
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Studies have shown that being a caregiver can be detrimental to one's health, and that those negative effects worsen with time and age.
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Implications of current proposals could greatly change the pace of innovation and healthcare delivery, which would be detrimental to patient care and outcomes.
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While not passing a budget is indeed detrimental to the country, so are the continued fiscally reckless budgets that do ultimately get through.
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In securities filings ahead of its initial public offering, Uber warned that the transparency report could have a detrimental impact on its business.
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When subcommittee Chair Burgess asked if anyone on the committee thought Mullin's bill could be detrimental to MMA, UFC VP Novitsky spoke out.
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On the other hand, Sweden in the 1980s introduced a financial transactions tax, and it had a major detrimental effect: Trade volume plummeted.
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"The detrimental toll that it has on our residents is so tremendous, and that's something that we need to focus on," Tlaib said.
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Beyond leaving those who celebrate with fewer days to feel merry and bright, the shortened Christmas season can also be detrimental for retailers.
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And for years advocacy groups have warned that conditions in ICE custody are detrimental to detainees' health -- allegations that ICE has repeatedly denied.
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While an overload of anxiety can be detrimental, it is also problematic to have none (sociopaths, for example, tend not to have any).
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VICE has filed an appeal on the grounds that it will have a "detrimental chilling effect" on the practice of journalism in Canada.
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Saying that for conservatives compromising first principles would be "more horrific and detrimental to society than any shooting" creates a tragic false dilemma.
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"We understand why they're doing this, to curb the detrimental cost smoking has on health care, and we understand their mentality," Dix said.
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But passenger pigeons were so plentiful and so mobile that beneficial genetic mutations spread and detrimental ones disappeared very quickly throughout their population.
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The lockdowns have threatened transportation of feed and finished products, which is detrimental to the industry's ability to deliver food to people's tables.
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What do you say to the critics who feel that lifting weights has been detrimental to Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy, among others?
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However, it is generally believed on Wall Street that Trump is more bullish for equities and the economy, although Biden wouldn't be detrimental.
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The National Basketball Association fined Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban $500,000 for publicly criticizing and displaying detrimental conduct regarding officiating in a Feb.
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"One of the common themes is that the American Idol experience brought about a detrimental change in Ms. Barba's life," the filing states.
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Bond guru Bill Gross also warned that the course of global central banks toward tightening policy could be detrimental for the economic recovery.
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I was there and know how disconcerting it was — and detrimental to the hurricane victims — that it was vacation time for political leadership.
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Last week a Spanish court suspended Mediaset's plan, which Vivendi - the second largest investor in the Italian broadcaster - considers detrimental for minority shareholders.
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But there is plenty of evidence that Trump's personality and tone are more important and detrimental, at least to people outside his base.
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To be popular game with an episodic structure, games have to be unique in some other way, and not be detrimental in another.
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Many efforts have traditionally involved insecticides, which are far less targeted and can have detrimental impacts on surroundings and species nearby, McMeniman noted.
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"I think any ambiguity with Turkey vis-a-vis these groups is detrimental to everybody for the situation on the ground," Macron said.
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"Delays in the timely processing of asylum applications are detrimental to legitimate asylum seekers," said Francis Cissna, the USCIS director, in a statement.
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This could have a detrimental impact on marine life, including aquatic creatures and bacteria, according to Ma Jun, one of China's leading environmentalists.
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It's going to have a detrimental effect to the economy in the state of Texas, and the ability to recruit and maintain talent.
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Is policies can and should be more regularly reviewed to flag outdated practices that are detrimental to the office or those it aids.
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I am equally confident that from a law enforcement perspective, ending this program makes no sense and will be detrimental to our security.
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If you aren't honest up front with what you hope to gain during your time then that is detrimental to your personal experience.
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Many of the women with whom we spoke told us that the harassment has a detrimental effect on their professional and personal lives.
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A positive workplace culture is an important factor in job satisfaction, and a toxic environment can be detrimental to your health and productivity.
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Rather than a deliberate, methodical attempt to sabotage women's earnings, often the wage gap takes on more subtle, but no less detrimental forms.
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In Mindbody's report, more women than men reported that the lack of a sufficient support system was detrimental to living a healthy lifestyle.
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The N.F.L.'s constitution gives Mr. Goodell broad authority to hold players and owners accountable for conduct he deems detrimental to the league.
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In the early 20th century, some doctors considered intellectual stimulation so detrimental to infants that they routinely advised young mothers to avoid it.
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One of the goals of A Day Without A Woman is to underscore the detrimental effect that women striking has on the economy.
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But there can be no doubt that this order will have a highly detrimental impact on our broader strategies to counter Islamic extremism.
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Motherhood may have certain detrimental effects on women's earnings potential, but when it comes to commercial holidays, the moms have a clear lead.
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"President Trump's decision to side with Putin over American intelligence agencies is disgraceful and detrimental to our Democratic principles," Romney said at the time.
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But science journalism has benefitted greatly from the FOIA process, and even the loosest comparison between the law and illegal hacking could be detrimental.
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We also urge appropriate agencies to devise a regulatory framework to mitigate or eliminate the detrimental impacts on scientific exploration as soon as practical.
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From late March to mid-May, travelers everywhere make a beeline to the flower fields with the most buzz, sometimes to a detrimental effect.
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He works on a technology called a gene drive—where a detrimental gene is driven through a wild population—to curb disease-carrying mosquitoes.
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A Republican proposal for a border adjustment tax would have a detrimental impact on American families, Target CEO Brian Cornell told CNBC on Tuesday.
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Verginer works to capture the viewer's attention to their natural surroundings by pointing out the way many inadvertently shut out nature with detrimental disinterest.
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But while drawing attention to the detrimental effects of those measures may score political points, it's small comfort if you've lost the policy battle.
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"This study points to even larger potential economic effects that would be detrimental to the health and well-being of millions more," Collins said.
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But as someone who has studied the philosophical foundations of the Second Amendment, I would argue that their actions are detrimental to our democracy.
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Others have argued that perhaps parental divorce has a detrimental effect on children's interpersonal skills and that this is ultimately what harms their relationships.
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Just a few days earlier, Mr Curbelo's fellow Republicans voted overwhelmingly for a resolution calling a carbon tax "detrimental to American families and businesses".
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While small insecurities are natural, bigger worries that call into question the trust you have with your partner could be detrimental to a relationship.
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Also I want to deter them from ever being a part of social media cause I think it's detrimental to a child's self esteem.
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