That will do damage to your body on a physical level.
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I knew that it would do damage to a clearly damaged person.
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I hesitate to predict whether he will do damage to the report.
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It would certainly do damage to the country's missile and nuclear programs.
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What I will predict is that the report won't do damage to him.
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However, it's not just a malicious hacker that can do damage to medical devices.
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"Holding in a baby can do damage to the pelvic floor muscles," Meehleis said.
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It's now harder than ever for malicious software to do damage to a Mac computer.
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I just think that they'll do damage to the American economy even before China retaliates.
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True, Trump can do damage to financial reform when he appoints regulators hostile to enforcing the law.
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Regardless, decertification on its own would do damage to America's already shaky relationship with its European allies.
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Frankly, it's pretty clear who invited the Russians to do damage to America, and it was Hillary Clinton.
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It melts ice quickly while keeping it from refreezing, and it won&apost do damage to your property.
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"So she's going to ask them to please not do damage to the house, not expensive damage," she said.
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"[The hearing] was ugly and partisan, which is exactly what could do damage to the institution," Benesh tells me.
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"In our view it is not going to be strong enough to do damage" to offshore production facilities, he said.
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If the lasers are powerful enough, they can do damage to the rest of the spacecraft, too, as might microwave beams.
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Market gyrations could be enough to do damage to the American (and global) economy, but that particular risk might be overstated.
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If you drop them, you're more likely to do damage to the surface they land on than their zinc alloy housing.
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This might be an effective way to handle a teachable moment, but it will certainly do damage to a kid's lungs.
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Of course, blasting music into your ears while you exercise could have the opposite effect and do damage to your hearing.
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"I want to see Trump go up there and do damage to the Republican Party," said Jeff Walls, 53, of Flowood, Miss.
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The US stock market prefers a divided government that cannot do damage to what is a slow-growth but steadily improving economy.
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In all of these situations, there doesn't need to be documented evidence of corruption to do damage to the public's faith in government.
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Conventional wisdom has held that votes for the Libertarian ticket would hurt Republicans, while Green Party votes would do damage to the Democrats.
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Unsurprisingly, the two government agencies have found that the more a bird weighs, the more likely it is to do damage to the airplane.
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We are going to appoint justices that will feel very strongly about the Second Amendment, that will not do damage to the Second Amendment.
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But they would not necessarily bear the risks, or liability, of a release that went on to do damage to food crops in other countries.
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"I don't know what damage they'll do China, I just think that they'll do damage to the American economy even before China retaliates," he said.
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Months of wrangling, particularly between the FBI's New York office and FBI headquarters, have prompted concerns that FBI leaks could do damage to the bureau's reputation.
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U.S. trade diplomacy needs to head off disputes like this before they do damage to the broader economy — and relations with our best foreign customer, Canada.
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" — Jill Nagle, New Jersey "The real tragedy is Kate Spade felt that by seeking treatment for her mental illness she might do damage to her 'brand.
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Both the CBO analysis and the town hall events have the potential to do damage to the House legislation, which Trump hailed as a triumph just days ago.
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"Once they're let out of the lamp, genies of this kind, especially those created by intelligence services, can later do damage to their authors and creators," he added.
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Trump on Thursday touted the association health plans, as well as mandate repeal, for their ability to do damage to ObamaCare and spur Democrats to negotiate with him.
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So if you go into just a normal civilian area, then how do you prevent a terrorist, for example, trying to come in to do damage to that facility?
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I get that, which is why I would never tell senators to vote for a nominee they think will do damage to the Constitution and the rule of law.
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"In the long run we will lose the Sea of Marmara and do damage to the Black Sea," said Sedat Durel, an environmental engineer who worked on the report.
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If history is any measure, the Republicans will have the next two years to do damage to existing programs and policy, after which the public will clip their wings.
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Fox has shown that it is in the business of pushing conspiracy theories if they will do damage to members of the Democratic party or critics of the President.
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The Sleep Innovations Contour Memory Foam Pillow is aimed at relieving neck pain and ensuring that you don't do damage to your neck and back when you sleep at night.
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But if he comes off looking bad it will do damage to the credibility of the Mueller probe — and Mueller's ability to investigate the full extent of Trumpworld's relationship with Russia.
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The truth is, an obsession with winning in every situation before understanding which game we are playing can actually increase our stress and do damage to our ability succeed over time.
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The contour pillow is aimed specifically at stabilizing your head during the night, ensuring you wake up feeling refreshed and that you don't do damage to the muscles in your neck.
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But if he comes off looking bad, it will do damage to the credibility of the Mueller probe — and Mueller's ability to investigate the full extent of Trumpworld's relationship with Russia.
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"It is an attack by bureaucrats and union bosses that can stunt job growth and do damage to the economy," said Aziz Hashim, chairman of the IFA and managing partner of NRD Capital.
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Separate business and nuclear operations: Especially for critical infrastructure, keeping networks separate is crucial since it's "really hard to do damage to a nuclear facility until you reach the control system," Boyer said.
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The plaintiff must not only prove the piece of journalism was false and defamatory, but also that it was published recklessly and with malicious intent to do damage to the pubic figure's reputation.
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Ryan is aware that such votes could do damage to the electoral prospects of some of his members, prospects already darkened by a presumptive presidential nominee of mercurial temperament and stratospheric unfavorable ratings.
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Her predilection for "compromise" (read that as getting to a deal which might from the outside appear to be a sellout) will undoubtedly do damage to the interests of the middle-class hoi polloi.
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A group called A Duty to Warn has been inspired by the legal tenet that impels a therapist to break confidentiality rules if a patient is going to do damage to himself or society.
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The air cooler, saddled with the goofy name Wraith Ripper and festooned with LED lighting, is larger than most power supplies, and if dropped, it could do damage to floors, feet, and small woodland creatures.
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While cryptojacking software is not as dangerous as common malware — it typically doesn't do damage to your computer or files — it's annoying as it uses your CPU time and potentially slows down your computer considerably.
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Justice Sonia Sotomayor, who took the lead in challenging the administration's proposal, said that adding the question would do damage to the fundamental purpose of the census, which is to count everyone in the nation.
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Fans will have to hope that the predicted week grace period is all it takes, because not having access to Reputation and all of its thinly veiled references could really do damage to someone's, er...reputation.
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"I viewed your predecessor's tenure as one characterized by tawdry personal behavior in office, a desire to do damage to the agency he led, a flagrant absence of transactional integrity and horrible environmental policies," said Sen.
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While in Asia, the President will engage in a grueling schedule of bilateral meetings, public events and regional summits -- all opportunities to either advance US national security interests or do damage to our already tarnished global reputation.
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In other words, meat consumption has hidden costs: When we indulge in it on a large scale, we do damage to the climate and to our health that our societies have to pay for down the line.
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"Contribution to human rights abuses and failure to discharge their international obligations can do damage to a company's reputation, undermine its social licence to operate, and pose material risks to a company's financial interests," reads the ACCR statement.
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"I think we could execute better if we were private," he said, saying that short-sellers who bet on a decline in the price of the stock do damage to the Tesla brand because the stock is public.
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But Tillerson's potential to do damage to climate progress extends far beyond possible new drilling projects in Russia, which should be considered little more than a sideshow compared to what's at stake in the rest of the world.
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Later in the year, the DLCC hopes to target other states where it could either flip legislative chambers in good election conditions — like Florida — or where the committee hopes to do damage to Republicans' majorities, like West Virginia.
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It was clear almost from the beginning that the vacancy would give rise to an epic political brawl, but it took some time to see that it would do damage to both the Senate and the Supreme Court.
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Disconnect (Chrome, Firefox)Image: ScreenshotAnother perennial favorite of ours that gives you a better idea of what websites are doing behind the scenes while blocking various bits of code that could do damage to your computer or your privacy.
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Any attempt by the administration and certain Members of Congress to intervene on behalf of a favored constituency will only further undermine Americans' faith in our government, and do damage to the primacy of the rule of law. Hon.
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"This is one of the first times I've seen that as an institution, they're hyperpartisan and willing to do damage to the institutions," said John Sipher, a former CIA operative who ran the agency's Russia program for several years.
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The hospital industry went to war with the White House in 2017 over Trump's efforts to repeal the Affordable Care Act, saying that rolling back the sweeping health law would harm patients and do damage to their bottom lines.
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The continued presence in this country of an anti-Semite who cloaks his views in religious garb can in no way benefit "the national economy, cultural interests, or welfare of the United States"; it can only do damage to those interests.
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" Given the cynicism toward journalism these days, he said, upholding the role of the impartial watchdog to gain public trust is more important than ever: "When you let ethical standards slip then I think we do damage to that support.
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Bannon, the former executive chairman of the right-wing media company Breitbart, is expected to return to the website, which prides itself on taking aim at government and other institutions and where some fear he could do damage to the administration.
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The march itself was conceived as a response to some the most impressively anti-science attitudes we've seen ascending to the White House, where the new administration has already begun to do damage to everything from pesticide regulation to climate change mitigation.
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However, "they are also aware that rates are backing up and it might do damage to the housing market and the car auto market before any of this comes about, so I think they will be careful not to encourage it," Englander said.
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"Not only is there the concern that they will, in fact, do damage to the economy, but also one more step in removing the easy money that clearly has been a benefit for rising asset prices over the last few years," McCain said.
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That said, "they are also aware that rates are backing up and it might do damage to the housing market and the car auto market before any of this comes about, so I think they will be careful not to encourage it," Englander said.
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GIGOT: Is this also about, from your point of view, sending a message to the president that says, look, don&apost blow up NAFTA, for example, and be careful about where your trade policy is heading because you could do damage to the economy?
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He's holding enough European equities to benefit from a vote to stay in the EU — and a likely rise in the market — but he's also sold off enough that he doesn't think a vote to leave the EU will do damage to his portfolio.
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"If their advocacy program runs afoul of an elected official, they are going to do damage to their access on the Hill but also damages to their brand," said an insurance industry source who asked not to be identified in order to speak freely.
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Against defenses that are more attune to his weaknesses, the floor will be cramped and opponents will be more than aware of his propensity to sprint inward on a basket cut or corner crash—action that can do damage to Toronto's transition defense, too.
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For all of Trump's power, his ability to do damage to the republic could be held in check by the fact that many elected legislators from his own party retain a deep commitment to the Constitution, and have been deeply dismayed by many of his statements.
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This was the President using two not-even-close-to-true premises -- that modern dishwashers require 10 or 12 button-presses to start and that modern dishwashers use more water and electricity than older dishwashers -- to justify a deregulation push that will do damage to the environment.
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Cincinnati (CNN)Hillary Clinton responded to the shooting of three officers in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, on Monday, arguing that the killings not only show the need to come down hard on people who kill officers, but also how the shootings do damage to people pushing criminal justice reform.
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Not only as they give Sisi the ability to stay in power for another 11 years -- and maybe longer -- but because the control he will get over the judiciary and the legislative branches of government will do damage to Egypt's political life that will outlive him and his rule.
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"It's important that neither side harden positions in ways that ultimately do damage to their respective economies and ultimately to the world economy at a time when our world economy is still pretty wobbly in places," Obama told a news conference at the end of a NATO summit in Warsaw.
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"It is likely that the board could come up with the answer this is going to do damage to the firm on a long-term basis because, in many ways, Steve Wynn is the brand," said Michael Chasalow, professor of law at the USC Gould School of Law in Los Angeles.
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A paper published by academics at Loyola University in 2012 that summarises the risks in various sports mentions that young tennis specialists are 1.5 times more likely to do damage to themselves than generalists are, while the odds of injury triple for youth baseball pitchers that complete 100 innings in a year.
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" That, of course, had been Browning's point; setting aside the particulars of the comparison, I asked, "Do you ever worry that with the record of success that you've had, that you're strengthening the hand of a president who does seem, in some ways, very much inclined to do damage to institutions of American governance?
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J.P. Back when people still griped about the evils of selling out, when hip-hop purists worried about dilution of the form at the hands of eager crossover attempts, when rappers had to think hard about whether accepting an offer to collaborate would do damage to their credibility — this is the song they were worried about.
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The reality of doing those jobs year after year and remaining stuck in poverty or something close to it has motivated fast food workers and others to organize around the goal of a $15 minimum wage—a policy that the Democratic Party is now firmly behind, and which more and more experts say won't actually do damage to the broader economy.
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When Homans asked McConnell if he ever worries that he's "strengthening the hand of a president who does seem, in some ways, very much inclined to do damage to institutions of American governance," McConnell ducked responsibility for oversight by turning it over to the American people: "Well, I mean, the ultimate check against any of this is the ballot box," McConnell replied.
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KELLY: You know, my concern is you know, we&aposre the leader of the free world and as soon as we say hey we&aposre going to have this new branch of the military, we&aposre going to weaponize space, it&aposs really easy when you have a country that can put a satellite into low-earth orbit for them to do damage to the space environment, very, very simple.
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JOE DIGENOVA, FORMER US ATTORNEY: Well, I don&apost think there is any doubt that to a reasonable United States Attorney, what you have here is an out of control CIA and FBI doing counter-intelligence investigations against American citizens in the united states and abroad without a proper predicate and without authority in an effort to start another investigation so that they can do damage to the Presidential candidate of the other party.
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The objective is to do damage to the hotel room by tossing TVs at various objects. The high score is calculated by means of the cost of objects damaged.
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Concerning subinfeudation, he argues that it does no wrong, though it may clearly do damage to the lords on occasion.Bracton f. 45 b-46 bP & M, p. 332, ibid.
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Many animals use the tree, especially for food. Kudu, bushbuck, elands, giraffes, and elephants browse the leaves. Eland are so attracted to the tree that they can do damage to it with their feeding. The brown-headed parrot eats the seeds.
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In September 2011, The New 52 rebooted DC's continuity. In this new timeline, the source of Rose's powers are metagenes. She can dampen another person's powers and abilities such as weakening invulnerability and do damage to people such as Superboy or Mister Majestic.Deathstroke vol.
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The New York Times. August 26, 2007. A 2010 analysis estimated that 1.2 million people died prematurely each year in China because of air pollution. The high smog levels China has been facing for a long time can do damage to civilians' bodies and cause different diseases.
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In the Chaotic Trading Card Game there are 5 different types of cards: Creatures, Battlegear, Attacks, Mugic, and Locations. Creatures are the cards players control to do battle. Battlegear is a specific item each creature is equipped with when it starts battle. Attacks are exactly that, they are used to do damage to the opponent's creatures.
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They can do damage to crops by eating young leaves, and like house sparrows will eat the food scraps available near houses. Nestlings, by contrast to adults, are fed almost exclusively on insects, especially caterpillars, flies, and orthopterans. The Iago sparrow forages mostly on the ground, moving restlessly whilst clinging to the ground like a mouse.
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Later they tie leaves into bundles with the help of webbing that they spin. They can skeletonize young leaves and also do damage to buds, flowers, ovaries and unripe fruits. In spring, eggs are laid in large batches. Moths of summer generations lay eggs one by one or in small batches of three to six eggs on leaves, petioles and shoots.
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Players have many possible actions, depending on the combination of cards they play. These cards may do damage to the health of the other player(s) or their champion card(s) in play, cause a player to draw more cards, or bring back cards from a discard pile. Game continues until one of the end conditions mentioned above is reached.
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When a police officer was shot, other officers opened fire on the mob. Although the ROC government ordered military forces into Taipei to restore order, rioters continued to do damage to the embassy into the evening. By the end of what became known as Black Friday, 11 Americans, 62 police officers, and 11 rioters were injured and 1 rioter was dead. The police arrested 111.
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After units are deployed, they fight each other automatically, with no player input involved whatsoever. Battles are finished when all units from one player are removed from the board, which will cause the player to lose that duel. The remaining units of the winning army do damage to the loser’s central health pool. If player loses all his health, he is eliminated from the match.
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Snowmobile studs are small metal projections added to the track of a snowmobile in order to increase traction and maneuverability and decrease stopping time and distance. They may be made from steel or stainless steel with carbide tips, and are designed for specific terrains in varying lengths, shapes and materials. However, the studs may do damage to asphalt roads and trails, and some communities have banned their usage.
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Vinyl acetate polymers include polyvinyl acetate, polyvinyl alcohol and polyvinyl acetal; all come from reaction products of vinyl acetate. Some forms of acetates are known to be acidic and will do damage to an object with direct contact. Additionally, polyvinyl acetate mixtures tend to degrade in storage and release acetic acid, which in some cases can corrode lead. This compound's coloring ranges from clear/white to a soft yellow.
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Multiple genetic elements of human-affecting pathogens contribute to the transfer of virulence factors: plasmids, pathogenicity island, prophages, bacteriophages, transposons, and integrative and conjugative elements. Pathogenicity islands and their detection are the focus of several bioinformatics efforts involved in pathogenomics. It is a common belief that "environmental bacterial strains" lack the capacity to harm or do damage to humans. However, recent studies show that bacteria from aquatic environments have acquired pathogenic strains through evolution.
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An early medical illustration of people with syphilis, Vienna, 1498 Syphilis is a sexually transmitted disease that causes open sores, delirium and rotting skin, and is characterized by genital ulcers. Syphilis can also do damage to the nervous system, brain and heart. The disease can be transmitted from mother to child. The origins of syphilis are unknown, and some historians argue that it descended from a twenty-thousand- year-old African zoonosis.
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What is even more significant than the commentary in the pesher is the quoted text of Habakkuk itself. The divergences between the Hebrew text of the scroll and the standard Masoretic Text is startlingly minimal. The biggest differences are word order, small grammatical variations, addition or omission of conjunctions, and spelling variations, but these are small enough to not do damage to the meaning of the text.Harris, J. G., The Qumran Commentary on Habakkuk.
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Madfrog's gameplay style has been highly influential on the Undead race. Madfrog's tactics often involved hit and run guerilla tactics targeted at disrupting enemy creeping and economic activity during which he himself was able to keep his economy free from attack. By doing so Madfrog took full advantage of the Undead race's superior speed, which allowed him to do damage to his opponent and retreat before the opponent could engage his forces. This has now become an integral aspect of undead gameplay.
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These masks also hold her power in check. When removed (as in the episode "Painted Windows"), her power escapes and continues to do damage to her environment, and she will overload and be destroyed if the mask is not replaced. She is a benign virus, meaning she does not infect other entities. Instead, her primary motive is to simply cause random chaos for fun (and also to kill Megabyte, who kept trying to kill her, likely due to simple sibling rivalry).
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If you are unable to, you are kicked back to the previous enemy and farm until you level up enough to challenge the boss again. As you collect more in-game currency, you unlock Normal Cats from the original game, which improve your tapping power and give special perks. You also unlock "Teammate Cats", which do damage to enemies without you having to tap. Cat Combos may be unlocked and used by selecting certain cats, which gives certain bonuses to your team.
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Players have a card in front of them to represent the car that they're using to battle other players. In turn, each player plays attack cards to try to do damage to the other players' cars, and the other players respond with armor and maneuver cards to avoid the damage. The object of the game is to make sure your car is the last one functional. Steve Jackson Games also publishes Battle Cattle: The Card Game, based on Wingnut Games' Battle Cattle miniatures game.
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Bono explained that the lyrics had romantic intentions, saying, "there's nothing more revolutionary than two people loving each other. One, 'cause it's so uncommon these days, and two, 'cause it's so difficult to do." In 1987, Bono explained that "And you give yourself away" lyric refers to how he sometimes feels exposed being in U2, and that his openness, both to the public and music press, can do damage to the group. Author Niall Stokes interpreted the line as encompassing the theme of "surrendering the ego" to one's love and spiritual faith.
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He argued that the Court's ruling "threatens to undermine the integrity of elected institutions across the Nation. The path it has taken to reach its outcome will, I fear, do damage to this institution." He added: "A democracy cannot function effectively when its constituent members believe laws are being bought and sold." Stevens also argued that the Court addressed a question not raised by the litigants when it found BCRA §203 to be facially unconstitutional, and that the majority "changed the case to give themselves an opportunity to change the law".
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In 2019, Ryan called for wolves to be reintroduced to Ireland. Fine Gael rejected this suggestion, with Minister for Culture, Heritage and the Gaeltacht Josepha Madigan responding that her department had no plans to reintroduce wolves into the country, saying that the "large predator" doing so would do damage to farming. He reiterated the following January that he would like to see them introduced in his lifetime. Also in 2019, comments he made on car use in rural Ireland which were published in an article by The Irish Times was criticised online.
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The NES version was developed by Pack-In-Video, and is based loosely off the MSX version, even borrowing most of its graphics and music. The player takes on the role of Dutch Schaefer and must make it from the beginning to the end of the level. The player starts out with his fists, but can also collect a machine gun, laser gun (only weapon that can do damage to the Predator), and fragmentation grenades. Unlike the MSX version, the player has infinite ammo for each weapon he carries, but unlike the MSX version, can only carry one weapon at a time.
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The game plays similarly to previous games developed in the Road Rash series, which involves the player racing their motorcycle against other motorcyclists. While racing, the player has the option of punching, or using weapons to attack other racers, to slow down their progress. The ultimate goal is to place first in the race, and do damage to others, in order to gain more money to upgrade the player's motorcycle. Conversely, the worst scenario is to be "busted" by police officers, who intervene when situations get too hectic or racers damage them, which costs the player money.
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In addition to total damage for the ship as a whole, each hit would do damage to a part of the ship, which would be rendered inoperative if this reached 300 points. Another change from Star Trek was that fully charged and operative shields would deflect torpedoes completely, whereas in the original they often overwhelmed the Klingon ships with a single shot. This forces the players to first reduce the enemy's shields with phaser fire before finishing them off with a torpedo. Players could also shoot at stars with their torpedoes, causing them to go nova and destroy any nearby ship.
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Ian Mitchell is a Scottish author, who grew up mainly in South Africa. He is the author of Isles of the West: a Hebridean Voyage and Isles of the North: a Voyage to the Realms of the Norse. Both books are concerned with apparently- virtuous environmental NGOs which operate in rural Scotland but which, in the point of view of the author, actually do damage to it. Mitchell is a critic of bodies like the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds and Scottish Natural Heritage, and has compared aspects of their behavior to that of the Nazis.
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The ships, carrying soldiers, weapons and supplies, had passed by Mehmed's scouts alongside the Bosphorus unnoticed. Mehmed ordered his admiral, Suleiman Baltoghlu, to capture the ships and their crews at all costs. As the naval battle between the smaller Ottoman ships and the large western ships commenced, Mehmed rode his horse into the water to shout unhelpful naval commands to Baltoghlu, who pretended not to hear them. Baltoghlu withdrew the smaller ships so that the few large Ottoman vessels could fire on the western ships, but the Ottoman cannons were too low to do damage to the crews and decks and their shots were too small to seriously damage the hulls.
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Zacharias also developed the first practical version of the cesium-beam clock, often called an "atomic clock," which later became the internationally accepted standard for timekeeping. In 1954 he testified at the security clearance hearing of J. Robert Oppenheimer, where he was accused of being part of a cabal known as "ZORC" (Zacharias, Oppenheimer, Rabi, Charles Lauritsen) that was attempting to do damage to U.S. national security. (On the contrary, Zacharias did much research to aid national defense.) He was later investigated by agents of Senator Joseph McCarthy. He did not cooperate with them and consequently there was fear that he might lose his job.
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The is a side-arm, often used by pikemen, archers, and crossbowmen as a last resort if the enemy were to draw too close for bows or pikes to be effective. Mostly a cutting sword, the rounded tips on many examples are ill-suited to thrusting, while the flat, broad blades are specialized for cutting. As with other similar cutting-centric arming swords, it can still be used for thrusting, though it is only likely to do damage to unarmored targets. As with many sword varieties, variations exist within the type and katzbalger-style hilts can be found paired with slimmer and more thrust-oriented blades.
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One of the problems that likely affected NDP support was strategic voting, not unlike that of the 1999 election. Dozens of NDP voters voted Liberal in order to ensure that the Tories would be defeated. This voting practice did do damage to the NDP's electoral fortunes because it was interpreted as a call for blanket support for Liberal candidates over NDP candidates, with no real thought to which candidate had a better chance to defeat a PC in any individual riding. Several unions, such as the Canadian Auto Workers (CAW), promoted strategic voting to their membership and the public, which further added to the party's woes.
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An attack was also expected to do damage to the dispersal areas and aircraft parked nearby. To minimise the danger from anti-aircraft guns and surface-to-air missiles, the raids would be carried out at night, preferably in bad weather. Damage to the surrounding area, possibly including parked aircraft, would make the raid worthwhile. While the Chiefs of Staff Committee were convinced that the operation was feasible and stood a good chance of success, the civilians at the Ministry of Defence were not so certain, and there were political implications to using the base at Ascension for offensive purposes, as Wideawake was technically a USAF base.
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He had said he was aware that the steroids would do damage to his body, but had also said steroid use was a necessary part of competing at the highest levels of bodybuilding and that it was a risk he was willing to take. He died at the age of 46, after two weeks in a coma. At death, his heart and liver weighed over twice the average amount for an adult male, and he had "serious heart disease". He had been aware that his organs were enlarged and that is a known side effect of the steroids, human growth hormone, insulin and other hormones he had been taking.
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The commission's report said that shortly after Bush's election, Pavitt told the President-elect that Osama bin Laden was one of the gravest threats to the country. He also added that killing the Al Qaeda leader would have an effect but not stop the threat posed by the terrorist organization. When Bush put Porter Goss in charge of the agency, Pavitt reportedly opposed the internal reorganizations announced by Goss, on the ground that they might "do damage to a strategic effort that has produced excellent work on terrorism and a variety of other important issues." On June 4, 2004, he unexpectedly announced his retirement one day after George Tenet.
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Gameplay is similar to that of Challenge of the Warlords. Each player takes turns trying to match at least a set of three gems to gain mana or action points or to do damage to the enemy. If the player has enough mana, they can use a spell instead, or if they have enough action points, they can use an item that can consist of a weapon (which damages the enemy), a shield (which increases defense for a limited time), or a potion (which adds an amount to a mana reserve or number of life points). The tiles have changed from the last game.
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The ability of bacteria to cause disease is described in terms of the number of infecting bacteria, the route of entry into the body, the effects of host defense mechanisms, and intrinsic characteristics of the bacteria called virulence factors. Many virulence factors are so-called effector proteins that are injected into the host cells by special secretion machines such as the type 3 secretion system. Host-mediated pathogenesis is often important because the host can respond aggressively to infection with the result that host defense mechanisms do damage to host tissues while the infection is being countered. The virulence factors of bacteria are typically proteins or other molecules that are synthesized by enzymes.
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Following their battle with Relic, the Green Lantern reputation is already tarnished by the Guardians and the Third Army but is further damaged by Durlan shapeshifters. The Durlans had been posing as green lantern support staff waiting for a time to strike and they posed as Hal Jordan revealing to the universe their rings do damage to the universe. The Durlans led by The Ancients make a pact with the Khund led by General Khurtz using Relic ring draining weapons and Prixiam Nol-Anj of the Outer Braid Clanns to rise up against the Green Lanterns in their weakened state. They even try to recruit former green lantern prisoners such as Bolphunga, Hunger Dog, etc.
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It was not until 1998, however, (at the height of The Attitude Era) that the Hardy brothers were given full-time WWF contracts and sent to train with former wrestler Dory Funk, Jr. The Hardy Boyz used a cruiserweight, fast-paced high flying style in their matches, often leaping from great heights to do damage to their opponents (and themselves in the process). In 1999, while feuding with Edge and Christian, the duo briefly picked up Michael Hayes as a manager. At King of the Ring, The Hardyz defeated Edge and Christian to earn the #1 contendership for the WWF Tag Team Championship. On July 5, they defeated The APA to win their first Tag Team Championship.
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The Irish Times reported in 2006 that in 1994, when Fahey was a Senator, he became involved in establishing a hair and beauty salon business in Moscow, involving an investment of over £200,000 (€254,000). Fahey did not officially declare the interest and at first denied involvement with the salon. Later, he admitted a connection, saying he had travelled to Moscow "as an ordinary citizen to support the investors including my wife who were attempting to set up a hair salon there...the whole thing was part of a regional political campaign by a number of individuals to do damage to my integrity, character and good name". Fahey has invested in properties in countries including Ireland, France, the US, Dubai and Belgium.
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The wings may also start appearing droopy, with the wing tips often seen dragging on the ground, and the birds might put in less effort to acquire food. If the bird survives the 2 to 3 weeks after lead poisoning then it may also begin to appear emaciated and the keel bone may become very distinct due to the digestive tract not being able to digest food as the tract becomes paralyzed. Green feces is often seen on the tail feathers, as a side effect of this. The severity of the lead concentration in the blood can also do damage to the renal system and the reproductive system, as the kidneys are affected and any egg laid may have weakened shells.
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Certain types of attacks not only do damage to an opponent's HP, but to their Program Deck as well, as each chip also has a set amount of HP. The player can win fights not only by utilizing power, but by deleting an opponents entire deck, making them unable to fight. If ten turns pass and neither competitor has lost all of their HP, the game determines the winner based on how many chips are left in their decks. The game also has an "Open Battle" feature in the game that allows the player to select a certain area with a set amount of consecutive battles to fight. Winning every fifth battle in one of these earns the player a new Navi Chip to use as well as a variable amount of "Zenny", the game's currency.
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The strategy evaluates the quality of Ayia Napa as 3.4/5 and proposes that its future direction should be an increase in quality in all the areas of the tourism product from accommodation to nightlife having as a goal to increase its quality evaluation to 4.4/5 On 6 March 2018 the city announced a shift on its tourism strategy, having as a main goal turning low quality nightlife into a cosmopolitan nightlife. The city council, after hearing all the stakeholders of the Ayia Napa tourism, voted unanimously against the low quality youth tourist product (organised youth) which typically misbehaves and does not respect the laws of Cyprus and with their actions create negative publicity for the resort and do damage to the reputation of the Ayia Napa brand, which, according to the announcement, the city has worked very hard to reposition and reintroduce in the last years.
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Election management includes registering preliminary candidates during a certain time period before the election, making and overseeing an electoral register, registering candidates, managing election campaign as well as voting and counting to finally determine elected candidates. -Prevent, Oversee and Control Election Law Violations The EC strictly oversees and controls activities that do damage to fairness in election as well as takes preventive actions against election law violations to ensure an equal opportunity for political parties and candidates and to hold elections in a fair way while the election processes are complied with. \- Investigate into the Incomes and Expenses of Election-related Funds The EC verifies and investigates information on incomes and expenses of election-related funds reported by parties and candidates. In case of any violation such as providing false information, the EC brings a formal charge or requests an investigation against the violations.
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Lawrence Kaplan wrote a mixed review commending Ganser for making "heroic efforts to tease out the many strands that connect this interlocking right-wing conspiracy", but also arguing that "connecting the dots between terrorist organizations in NATO countries and a master plan centred in NATO's military headquarters requires a stretch of facts that Ganser cannot manage." Kaplan believes that some of Ganser's conspiracy theories "may be correct", but that "they do damage to the book's credibility."Lawrence Kaplan, "Review of NATO’s Secret Armies," The International History Review, September 2006, 685-686. In a mostly positive review for the journal Cold War History, Beatrice Heuser praises Ganser's "fascinating study" while also noting that "it would definitely have improved the work if Ganser had used a less polemical tone, and had occasionally conceded that the Soviet Empire was by no means nicer."Beatrice Heuser, "Review of NATO’s Secret Armies," Cold War History, November 2006, 567-568.
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The battle on Hamburger Hill occurred in May 1969, during Operation Apache Snow, the second part of a three-phased campaign intended to destroy PAVN Base Areas in the remote A Sầu Valley. This campaign was a series of operations intended to do damage to the PAVN forces in the A Sầu Valley, which had been an infiltration route into South Vietnam prior to 1966, when the PAVN seized the Special Forces camp in the valley during the Battle of A Shau and established a permanent presence. Subsequent U.S. efforts were aimed at damaging enemy forces in the valley rather than attempting to clear or occupy the valley. Lieutenant General Richard G. Stilwell, commander of XXIV Corps, amassed the equivalent of two divisions, and substantial artillery and air support, to once again launch a raid into the valley. The PAVN had moved their 6th, 9th, and 29th Regiments into the area to recover from losses sustained during a previous United States Marine Corps operation (Operation Dewey Canyon) in February.
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Up until the late 1980s, the consensus amongst most martial arts experts was that the icepick grip was the mark of an amateur, and that one who chose to attack using such a grip was easily disarmed. This argument was not entirely without merit, as many impulsive and unskilled knife attacks feature a wild downward thrust in which the knife is gripped in this manner. However, many pragmatic martial artists who had actually been attacked with knives (such as James Keating) became increasingly vocal in their assertion that not only is it extremely dangerous for an unarmed martial artist to attempt to disarm a knifefighter, but in the hands of a reasonably proficient fighter (such as Eskrima practitioners), a knife held in this fashion is remarkably fluid and can deliver multiple cuts from a variety of angles simply by manipulating the wrist. Such flexibility of technique make it extremely dangerous to attempt to immobilize the knife hand by grasping the wrist, as it can quickly circle around and do damage to tendons, nerves, or blood vessels.
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He was one of the main focuses of the 2017 bodybuilding documentary Generation Iron 2. In a 2014 YouTube video, he said that he had used anabolic steroids over the course of 25 years – since he was 18 years old – and specifically stated that everyone should be aware that using steroids will do damage to their body, but also said that he was willing to take the chance. He said he had experienced some side effects, such as hair loss, gynecomastia (enlarged breasts, which he had treated with medication), and signs of liver toxicity, but said he had not had acne or major problems thus far. However, he said: "I am totally 100% aware that damage is being done to my body by the choices I am making", that "I know for a fact that doing what I am doing is going to cause damage", but also said: "I have made a choice and I am willing to deal with that – I am willing to take those chances".
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