False speech does harm to readers, who are misled by it; it does harm to journalism, which is weakened by it; and it does harm to the subjects of the speech, whose reputations and careers are damaged by it.
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It damages the institutions of the military, and does harm to its members.
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Maybe it tastes bad, or its production does harm to the land and is unfair to laborers.
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If that is what's required for change, then too many men will continue to live in a way that does harm to women.
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Mr. Kashua does harm to human rights and the prospects for peaceful coexistence by suggesting that the human rights of both peoples are incompatible.
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In Trump's case, of course, the childishness does harm to the country as a whole and, as the case of Tur suggests, poses a real threat to specific individuals.
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"This type of action can be termed a breach of faith, and does harm to China and the Czech Republic's relationship and the atmosphere of cooperation and exchange," the Chinese embassy in the Czech Republic said.
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"The military and Aung San Suu Kyi's denials are not only crude attempts to cover up atrocities but the ugly rhetoric does harm to survivors," said Matthew Smith, a co-founder of Fortify Rights, an advocacy group.
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A man visiting a prostitute does harm to himself by lacking self-discipline; disrespect for his wife and her expectations of fidelity would not be at issue.Nussbaum, pp. 307–308. Similarly, a man should not be so self-indulgent as to exploit a female slave sexually; however, her right not to be used is not a motive for his restraint.Nussbaum, p. 308.
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Mary Shaw strongly believed that suffrage was the only logical opinion to have. She said "the woman who will not think for herself… does harm to her own nature." Mary Shaw decided, after the disapproval of the suffragist movement, to run for president of the League in 1913. She lost by three votes, and many women vowed to never set foot in the club again.
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" On May 16, Maria Augimeri announced that she would be appealing the decision herself. She said the by- election would cost $525,000.The cost of the ward 9 by-election is estimated at $175,000. The court decision also affected a school trustee election and that election would cost $350,000 since it spans two wards. She said, "The clerk’s advice not to appeal does harm to taxpayers as well as to the integrity of our electoral system.
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The big guy felt offended and wants to start a fight with Ken. Ken initially refuses to fight, but when the big guy does harm to Ken's daughter by pushing her out of the way despite her pleads for him to not harm Ken, Ken becomes enraged and fights the big guy and his two goons. He ends up knocking all three of them down. Ken shows up at the house where he sees his ex-wife and Chuck.
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"The House of Orange" is a Stan Rogers song about The Troubles, in particular about Canadian fundraising for the Irish Republican movement. The overall sentiment of the song is that the violence of the IRA is not justified and that it also does harm to the Nationalist population of Northern Ireland. Loyalist extremism is also condemned. The 'House of Orange' mentioned in the song is the royal house of William III of England, the Dutch prince who led the Protestant side of the Williamite war in Ireland, though it stands as an analogy for the Protestant/Unionist/Loyalist population of Ireland.
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