"They possibly view it as more damaging to his candidacy,"
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We'll learn more damaging information about the White House's actions.
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More damaging has been the news of his tax break.
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In fact, America has endured far wetter and more damaging.
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Private jets are more damaging by an order of magnitude.
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Even more damaging to the Trump cause, though, is Nixon.
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Weisselberg, however, could prove even more damaging to the President.
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The weather will become more damaging, with more intense storms.
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"One could hardly imagine a more damaging endorsement," Pleasants wrote.
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More damaging still was her criticism of his Brexit policy.
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This makes the storm surges that accompany hurricanes more damaging.
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But the fight has spilled over into more damaging areas.
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That will be much more damaging to the department's reputation.
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The calculation is that inaction would be even more damaging.
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The main result so far has been more damaging leaks.
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The main result so far has been more damaging leaks.
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But the effect on the broader electorate could prove more damaging.
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A more damaging criticism is that maize makes an inefficient fuel.
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She told Reagan Battalion that there's more damaging stuff out there.
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But his statements in the civil deposition were far more damaging.
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He added that inaction by the ECB would be more damaging.
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"The solution could be more damaging to public trust," he says.
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Potentially more damaging, though, were exchanges on immigration and criminal justice.
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But the firm also raised the possibility of something more damaging.
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The unknown is very often much more damaging than the known.
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Are Tyler's half-decade old lyrics truly more damaging than Trump's rhetoric?
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Yet again the cover-up proved more damaging than the original peccadillo.
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Capital taxes are therefore more damaging to the economy than wage taxes.
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But its effect on democracy's global reach could be far more damaging.
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And that's far more damaging than whether or not Avery is guilty.
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The new fentanyl trade works on a much larger, more damaging scale.
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But cyber operations can quickly turn from espionage to something more damaging.
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However, a full-blown bail-out would be more damaging this time.
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But even more damaging, Ms. Credle said, is when men ignore her.
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But I am harassed in other ways that feel much more damaging.
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His appointments grow worse, his resentments more inflamed, his policies more damaging.
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What wasn't known to the court proved to be even more damaging.
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Extreme weather events have become more frequent and more damaging, he said.
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They see endless, overlapping investigations as a more damaging course of action.
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But according to the sisterhood, that outlook is more damaging than productive.
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For incarcerated women, a punitive approach to visitation is even more damaging.
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Climate change makes these storms more powerful, more damaging and more expensive.
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Few things could be more damaging to Puerto Rico's ability to rebuild.
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"I think that is more damaging than serving time, to be honest."
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Methane gas is 7003 times more damaging to the environment than carbon dioxide.
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Excessive or weird expenses are even more damaging for your career, Schawbel said.
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The cultural consequences are, in many ways, more damaging in the long-term.
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Clinton late in the presidential campaign was more damaging to her than helpful.
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To roll over on tariffs today would invite further, more damaging assaults tomorrow.
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"For coffee-growing La Nina is more damaging than El Nino," Velez said.
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But new technologies inevitably bring their own hiccups, some more damaging than others.
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The email issue that has shadowed Hillary Clinton's presidential bid grew more damaging.
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Eurozone would have been even more damaging for the EU than for Greece.
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Will people who may be indicted provide Mueller with even more damaging information?
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But coronavirus could end up being even more damaging in the long term.
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The federal government's stance on climate change would likely become even more damaging.
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Less tangible but perhaps more damaging is the legacy of Piech's autocratic governance.
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Together, they have the potential to trigger far more damaging waves of selling.
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On one hand, it stopped Democrats from acquiring more damaging material against Trump.
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However, when politicians repeatedly violate core norms, that can be much more damaging.
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What's more, damaging enemy Titans fills up your own Titan charge meter rapidly.
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Adding to their concern is the possibility more damaging footage of Trump might emerge.
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Members of Robert Mueller's team said their findings were more damaging than originally suggested.
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The effects on the restaurant industry itself are likely to be far more damaging.
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"But what makes these fires more damaging is when they occur in populated areas."
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Public testimony from higher-ranking officials has provided far more damaging and detailed stuff.
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It seems likely that more damaging stories about ties between Russia and Trump will emerge.
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Prosecuting refuge-providing pastors "could end up being more damaging than anything else," Fresco said.
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What is more damaging according to Shapiro is hateful language in relation to drug users.
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In the general election, his bombastic comments and stylistic tendencies could prove much more damaging.
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" Pentagon spokesman Christopher Sherwood told Axios: "The longer the CR, the more damaging it is.
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And yet the very act of keeping a financial secret may be even more damaging.
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So what are the sneakiest employee attitudes that are actually more damaging than they seem?
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The documents may prove far more damaging for Mr Putin's counterpart in Ukraine, Petro Poroshenko.
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This is a very costly regulation that is made more damaging by the arbitrary deadline.
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Trump's latest notion to slap tariffs on German automobiles would be even more damaging geopolitically.
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But the dye had a much more damaging effect than Reardon ever could have anticipated.
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Wildfires are becoming more destructive, floods more damaging, hurricanes more severe and droughts more persistent.
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Trump is facing a gauntlet of upcoming witness testimony that could produce more damaging revelation.
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Depending on a person's profile or platform, some can be far more damaging than others.
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This can have even more damaging consequences once their financial information is stolen and exposed.
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"They're planning to cobble together an unstable administration, causing yet more damaging uncertainty," she said.
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But that two-year conflagration may wind up being more damaging to American technology companies.
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Taken together all of these factors add up to more damaging storms, fires and floods.
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Even more damaging would be any mention of a military option with reference to Venezuela.
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A data breach can be more damaging if you have multiple pieces of information leaked.
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It is 25 times more damaging to the environment than carbon dioxide, not 25 percent.
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" "It should be more damaging to corporate profits than GDP … U.S. multinationals stand to lose significantly.
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The net gain might be far less than they have imagined, the losses far more damaging.
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As things stand, regulatory barriers are far more damaging for South Asia's garment-makers than automation.
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One problem: the fear of Russian influence operations can be more damaging than the operations themselves.
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In any event, the court must still refute the more damaging charge of bias against Africa.
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Comey's statement recommending no charges for Clinton originally included more damaging language than was later included.
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But that underscores rather than undermines the argument that the Comey tweet is far more damaging.
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A former CIA Director leading the opposition could not be more damaging for the Intelligence Community.
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McDougal had a longer alleged relationship, and her story was potentially more damaging to the president.
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It only drops because of an even messier and more damaging Republican primary in Arizona. 3.
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Perhaps even more damaging to the "harms women" argument, the FAMILY Act applies equally across genders.
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It's far more damaging when it's a defining trait of the president of the United States.
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This means more damaging storm surges and so-called "sunny day" flooding during ordinary high tides.
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Those other calls have a very different takeaway, and one that's far more damaging to Trump.
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But fears are growing that the country remains susceptible to a wider, potentially more damaging outbreak.
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"In the end the silence is as uncomfortable and more damaging than the consequences of speaking."
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More damaging to his golf game, however, was his debilitating back pain and the subsequent operations.
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The side effects of these things could be much more damaging when the brain isn't developed.
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The latest scandal, however, could prove more damaging not just to Trump but to the Democrats.
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In fact, it was arguably more damaging in terms of its concrete impact on the world.
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And he repeatedly hinted over the next two months that more damaging Clinton material was coming.
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The attack could be more damaging in the case of a two-party "smart contract," Vessenes noted.
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When those problems come to light, they become more damaging, and often spark a backlash against management.
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White people's collective unconcern for their fellow black and brown citizens is more prevalent and more damaging.
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But after his defeat in California, it's clear that his bitter rhetoric was more damaging than helpful.
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The problem is his relentless divisiveness, hitherto more damaging at home than abroad, is hurting his prospects.
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But rising sea levels are causing more frequent and more damaging tidal floods on the Florida coast.
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The MCG decision spares Wynn resorts from the much more damaging fate of losing its gaming license.
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It's unclear whether a third-party candidacy would be more damaging to the GOP or the Democrats.
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"Having inaccurate or incomplete information can be more damaging than having no information at all," he explains.
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No result is more damaging for Trump and his agenda than Democrats regaining control of the House.
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All of these examples are potentially far more damaging to the world than a leaked sex tape.
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They shared crisis-communications duties, addressing some of the more damaging allegations of corruption against the Guptas.
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But Trump has changed his tune as Sondland's testimony became more damaging to the White House's case.
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That fluctuation is more damaging than finding a middle ground for your body and restoring some stability.
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The uncertainty created by Mr. Trump's threats of a trade war escalation has been even more damaging.
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Between the lines: It's ironic because coal is considered far more damaging to the climate than gas.
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On Friday night, The Washington Post and The New York Times reported more damaging stories for Trump.
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Even more damaging than the competition from Amazon, according to Mr. Feygin, was a huge rent increase.
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He said that the Mueller report was more damaging to democracy than Russian intervention in our elections.
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The United States also plans to re-introduce potentially more damaging sanctions on Iranian oil in November.
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But more damaging than the loss of a few squeaky wheels has been the overall optics for Google.
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Other research signals that a ban could have even more damaging effects besides simply proving to be ineffective.
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What could be more damaging to a heroine's legacy than the thought of an old spinster dying alone?
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And once the infection is acquired, it could be more severe or more damaging to a woman's health.
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Those are the immediate changes, but what's coming next could be even more damaging for low-income consumers.
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However, sanctions regarding the "illegal annexation" of Crimea are of a more economic (and, arguably, more damaging) nature.
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This makes the revelations that have emerged about the industry since Mr Lee's downfall all the more damaging.
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But sources caution that more damaging Trump tapes could still emerge in the final weeks of the campaign.
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"The longer a continuing resolution lasts, the more damaging it is," Defense Secretary Ash Carter testified this week.
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Blizzard is a helpful ultimate — especially when it pairs with more damaging ultimates — but timing is a concern.
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But the popular film brouhaha has obscured an arguably even more damaging change to the Oscars' status quo.
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Economic analyses suggest that temporary anti-dumping tariffs are actually more damaging than run-of-the-mill protectionism.
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Anxiety because they know that they, too, are vulnerable to data foul-ups — potentially far more damaging ones.
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As bad as the president's chosen option is, the Commerce report includes options that are even more damaging.
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Each year seems to bring a stronger, more dangerous and more damaging series of wildfire's in America's West.
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The chances of a longer, wider, more damaging trade war with China are rising, top officials tell us.
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They have said that the report is more damaging to President Trump than Barr's four-page letter suggested.
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That dual threat is exactly why pandemics can be much more damaging than many other "black swan" events.
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About the only more damaging policy I can imagine would be to take their parents away from them.
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RICHARD BRANSON: A hard Brexit would be more damaging to Great Britain than almost in the Second World War.
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Lewinsky There are presidential scandals that are not devastating in themselves but open the door to something more damaging.
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Even more damaging, the company would have to fundamentally reshape its ad system in order to avoid future fines.
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He'll have to instead hope for more damaging information to come out about Clinton's email or Clinton Foundation connections.
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The least charitable interpretation adds up to a much more damaging legal and political nightmare for the White House.
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That's why the rebukes from Corker and Scott may end up being even more damaging than they first appear.
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The bus bust has thus become a symbol of a different—and far more damaging—kind of Chinese ingenuity.
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There is no avoiding it: a vote to leave would have by far the more damaging short-term impact.
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According to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, methane is far more damaging in the near term than carbon dioxide.
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His lie -- or the truth beyond it -- was potentially more damaging than anything to do with Manafort and Gates.
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Forinstance, you can turn Rose's attacks into frosty, slowing ones, orCaptain Dreadbeard can become a more damaging fire attacker.
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Facebook's Cambridge Analytica data debacle could be more damaging to the company than any of its other recent missteps.
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But it may be more damaging to have a reputation for accepting weak corporate governance and ignoring bad behavior.
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On the other, the hacks and the motives behind them have gotten more sophisticated, more complicated and more damaging.
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Even more damaging for neon was the fact that backlit plastic signs were being manufactured cheaply by that time.
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Although climate change does not cause hurricanes, climate experts said that it can make storms like Lane more damaging.
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Otherwise, a needlessly delayed policy action may have to be much stronger and more damaging to growth and employment.
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But it's possible new information could add fuel to the fire if more damaging information from testimony comes out.
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This requires two things: using the proceeds to reduce other, more damaging taxes, and rolling back growth-impeding regulations.
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Yet the Ukraine scandal — which has exploded over the last two months — has proven much more damaging to Trump.
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We know it's going to make every other challenge more challenging, every damage more damaging, every expense more expensive.
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"We're going to see more large fires and more damaging fires," Steinberg said in a phone interview on Friday.
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More damaging were revelations that his gubernatorial campaign relied heavily on massive amounts of dark money from wealthy donors.
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But he says Facebook and other social networks like Kik should be scrutinized for content that is often more damaging.
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The strains this injustice places on the social fabric might well lead to woes more damaging than rising temperatures themselves.
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"The more damaging thing for Biden was the age thing," said a senior Democrat who worked with Biden for years.
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The night was even more damaging to Mr. Biden, who was already reeling from his fourth-place finish in Iowa.
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I realized that my inability to do so would lead to guilt which would, inadvertently, lead to more damaging negativity.
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By contrast measures aimed directly at China could have a more damaging impact, specifically an investigation into intellectual property theft.
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And a 2017 NASA-funded study suggests that the long term effects of space travel could be more damaging still.
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The most common interpretation of Trump's Twitter outbursts is that they are provocations intended to distract from more damaging stories.
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Ellis has not yet addressed what prosecutors have pointed out may be an even more damaging comment to the jury.
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In his latest video, Mr. O'Keefe said that he planned to release more damaging evidence of wrongdoing before the election.
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But should more damaging stories surface — especially ones that demonstrate poor ethical judgement — Pruitt could be abandoned in a flash.
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The original 145.5 million had their Social Security numbers stolen, which can be significantly more damaging in potential identity theft.
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The state strengthened building codes after Hurricane Andrew in 1992, but explosive growth means Irma could be far more damaging.
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Even more damaging to U.S. companies looking to export, Bown noted that China has also cut tariffs for U.S. competitors.
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But Saltsman also acknowledged there are political risks for Republicans in defending Trump if more damaging evidence and allegations emerge.
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Source: Ernst and Young A cryptocurrency hack can also be more damaging than a cyberattack on a traditional financial institution.
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That disruption, experts warn, could be far more damaging to the United States economy than the cost of tariffs themselves.
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Lafont Rapnouil said the verdict among political scientists was still out as to why Fillon's scandal had proved more damaging.
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The fight was close though and it would be good to see Aldo attempt to land some more damaging strikes.
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Experts worry the ship's sinking is potentially more damaging to the marine ecosystem than letting the condensate oil burn off.
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And over and over, what I hear from operatives and analysts is that those few text messages that you highlighted for viewers have been more damaging than anything that&aposs transpired so far in the Mueller investigation and are probably going to be more damaging than anything that could come out in the future.
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"What's described as a 'ban on explicit images' is arguably far more damaging than that language makes it seem," he said.
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But deep space radiation is much more damaging, even at much lower doses, so the adverse effects are potentially much greater.
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"Thus, the danger is that the industrial slowdown impacts the labor markets and causes a more damaging consumer slowdown," he said.
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Even more damaging for Vale, this is the second such disaster in which it is implicated in just over three years.
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Bossert declined to comment about the Hutchins case, but said "we got lucky" that the WannaCry attack was not more damaging.
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Taken as a tool to beat the test, the information in Searls's book could be much more damaging than leaked images.
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"It's shifting to a more damaging type of fraud for consumers," said Al Pascual, director of fraud and security for Javelin.
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As such, they are getting better at finding weaknesses, penetrating security barriers and enacting more damaging attacks once inside a company.
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Assuming this reflects Trump's true view of things, it is far more damaging than sloppy political analysis on the president's part.
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Mr. Soros argued that while the devaluation was healthy then, a large devaluation would be much more damaging for Britain now.
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The use of spousal privilege in this context, however, could prove more damaging for Congress than the underlying allegations involving Ohr.
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Even more damaging would have been any connection between the Russian hacking and persons who worked on the Trump campaign. 5.
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But again, in this case Uber's connection with sexual harassment problems is more damaging that it is for many other companies.
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Stone actually had "many, many such emails" including a message from Corsi saying more damaging email dumps were coming, Zelinsky added.
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Markets will be watching to see if either side concedes some things in order to avoid a longer, more damaging fight.
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The looming second step could be far more damaging, depending on how the administration dials it in, analysts told VICE News.
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Even more so, Americans fear that the other side of the political spectrum is trapped in an even more damaging bubble.
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The impact on income per capita is negative in all scenarios, but Mr. Johnson's proposals would be more damaging than Mrs.
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Puhto thinks the images we see online are becoming more damaging because of the pervasiveness of social media in our society.
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In addition, increasing income and wealth will allow more people to enter the cities and develop more damaging forms of pollution.
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The cumulative effect of these overlapping disadvantages is worse than any individual one; concentrated poverty is more damaging than mere poverty.
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But we haven't yet discussed one of the more damaging threats that all businesses large and small face: the insider threat.
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But more damaging than Nordstrom's decision to drop her clothing line might have been the reaction from her father, the president.
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"I think it is more damaging, actually, to Democrats, because if you are against everything you stand for nothing," said Blakeman.
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"Unless monetary policy starts normalizing soon, negative side-effects will become more damaging," Spahn told a conference at the German foreign ministry.
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This supercharging then might make the effects of any oxygen deprivation to the area caused by an overdose all the more damaging.
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While the attack is not believe to have cause any lasting damage, sometimes DDoS attacks are used to cover more damaging attacks.
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A 2015 Prudential report found that negative net returns shortly after retirement can be more damaging than bad years later in retirement.
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Use of plastic bags fell by 85%, though ecologists worry some consumers have switched to substitutes that are environmentally even more damaging.
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Whether the gains will be large enough to justify tolerating the more damaging parts of Mr Trump's economic agenda is another matter.
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The strike is a prelude to a more damaging walkout by pilots due on Wednesday that will affect Lufthansa flights across Germany.
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But Facebook's news feed tweaks could be more damaging to smaller publishers that rely on the site to help raise their profile.
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But it misses the bigger takeaway from those leaked emails: They are far more damaging to Hillary Clinton than to Donald Trump.
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Far more damaging are the emails where Powell discusses Clinton, her email scandal, her health, and her apparent hatred of President Obama.
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Experts say both floods and droughts are occurring more frequently and are likely to become stronger and more damaging, National Geographic reports.
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"She has to make a calculation about which of these things is going to be more damaging for her," Professor Leong said.
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On Wednesday, Trump said "clueless" Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell had been more damaging than China by not lowering rates more aggressively.
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To the extent Pruitt admits he defied the White House, it could be more damaging to him than the various spending controversies.
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His push to slash "inefficiencies" in the State Department and seeming disinterest in working closely with longtime staff were even more damaging.
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A club breakaway — something that top clubs have threatened to do in the past before backing down — would be far more damaging.
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By strengthening the public-private relationships, our nation will be better able to handle the longer, more damaging, and potentially deadlier crises.
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Backed by this knowledge, the Breitbart megaphone and wealthy ultraconservatives, Mr. Bannon is a potentially more damaging force to both parties now.
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Had Trump's comments on getting election dirt emerged on a secret tape, Richard Nixon-style, they would seem so much more damaging.
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I think we should still watch out for other unattributable things, which is where the more damaging or meaningful response will come.
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The second batch of potentially more damaging sanctions will target Iran's port operators, as well as its energy, shipping and shipbuilding industries.
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But the conflicts potentially involve politicians with more real power than Farage and interests that are more damaging to the United States.
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Any prosecutor knows that there is no more damaging evidence than a defendant's own incriminating statements -- particularly if they have been recorded.
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But authors of a new study warn that as the climate becomes hotter and drier, future fires could be far more damaging.
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The second batch of potentially more damaging sanctions will target Iran's port operators, as well as it's energy, shipping and shipbuilding industries.
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The information disclosed in the tax documents is far more damaging than the American people have thus far been led to believe.
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Still, the longer chaos persists, psychologists and disaster experts said, the more damaging a disaster like Hurricane Maria becomes for vulnerable kids.
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But as more damaging information about Trump keeps emerging, the arguments to hold off seem to many to be a tougher sell.
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Experts warn that without publicly calling out the Kremlin for what is happening, their attacks will grow more daring and more damaging.
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"Medical identity theft can be even more damaging than standard identity theft," said Sterling Price, health-care analyst at ValuePenguin, a financial website.
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"The bile and the racism he spouts out in this country is far more damaging than a bit of milkshake to his front."
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Voting experts are resolute that false claims of voter fraud are far more likely, and more damaging, than fraud itself, which is rare.
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The 420-page portrait is all the more damaging because many of the scenes concern foreign policy and national security — truly heavy stuff.
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Civil lawsuits for money damages like that asserted by former anchor Gretchen Carlson are an entirely different matter -- and potentially much more damaging.
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Both were textbook Trump false flag ops: fake controversies that aren't particularly damaging but soak up media attention from a more damaging story.
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UVA light penetrates deeper into the skin and is in many ways more damaging – and this is the light that can cause cancer.
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Though the researchers weren't surprised there would be less hail in the future, they were surprised it would be more damaging, he said.
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Meanwhile, the Mueller investigation seems to be gathering more and more damaging evidence that could implicate Trump's campaign and maybe the president himself.
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Over the course of this three round tilt, he not only landed more than his veteran foe, but landed the more damaging shots.
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One of the more damaging and persistent rumors in the pet world is that shelter dogs are somehow less healthy than other animals.
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One reason is that whether or not something is more damaging or has more force behind it doesn't necessarily make it more dangerous.
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The media avalanche that followed the original BuzzFeed "scoop" is more damaging to the image of the news industry than the report itself.
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As disruptive as shutdowns may be, there is a deeper and potentially more damaging problem unfolding: the weakening of the powerful Appropriations Committee.
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"On the merits, you have to wonder how this could possibly succeed - it's even more damaging than what failed this summer," said Rosenbaum.
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The impact of capital flows on the strength of the dollar and the upward pressure on U.S. asset prices is arguably more damaging.
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If the United States pre-emptively attacks their servers and online infrastructure, it will only provoke greater and more damaging shows of force.
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This is more damaging when a discriminatory policy is used to select members of the highest court responsible for protecting us from discrimination.
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A broader trade conflict involving newer sectors such as technology, or that leads to restrictions on foreign investment, could be much more damaging.
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That would be a dangerous infection of America's 2020 election and an even more damaging step for American democracy over the long haul.
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It's hard to imagine a policy less in keeping with American values — or more damaging to the long-term health of the economy.
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Potentially more damaging may be the recent revelations about the people she has surrounded herself with, in particular Mr. Chatillon and Mr. Loustau.
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Before the game was 10 minutes old, Tanaka had allowed three of them, each one longer and more damaging than the one before.
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The trade truce struck by the United States and China in October eased business concerns that more damaging tariffs were on the way.
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If not, he added, the league risks putting injured players back into games and having them receive a second, even more damaging concussion.
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But the high court declined to hear the appeal — a blow to Exxon that may lead to more damaging revelations about the company.
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Ocean acidification will dissolve coral reefs and the world can expect dramatically more powerful and more damaging storms and more severe droughts and heatwaves.
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More damaging to the fragile agreement were the airstrikes carried out by US and Australian planes near the northern Syrian city of Deir Ezzor.
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There is also concern that if farmers can no longer use neonicotinoids, they'll switch to a less-understood pesticide that could be more damaging.
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Though should you incur any losses, they're far more damaging to the overall strength of XCOM than if you'd lost a newly recruited rookie.
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The result would be far more damaging than bugs like Heartbleed or Shellshock, which were both patched just a few days after being discovered.
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Not only will it result in the release of even more damaging leaks, it will eat up what little political capital this administration has.
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Just 2628 percent of voters believe revenge porn is more damaging to men than women, according to a Hill-HarrisX poll released on Tuesday.
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This could make a hard Brexit or an Italian sovereign debt crisis even more damaging for the European economy than it otherwise would be.
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Clinton said a second letter from Mr. Comey, clearing her once again, which came two days before Election Day, had been even more damaging.
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"As the cascading defaults and litigation unfold, there is real risk of another lost decade, this one more damaging than the last," Weiss said.
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Jedrzejczyk's jab is the sharpest in any of the women's divisions and it is an educated one, laying the foundation for more damaging blows.
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"Not delivering Brexit would be significantly more damaging" for the Conservative Party and the country at large than leaving without a deal, he asserted.
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These measures could prompt more damaging retaliation from China, which has already promised to place tariffs on at least $50 billion of American products.
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This fundamental conviction among Republicans—almost the party's animating principle—predates Mr Trump, enabled his takeover and is even more damaging than he is.
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And thus the implications of not being in the state during the impeachment trial could be far more damaging for her than Vermont Sen.
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I am stating the obvious, but government officials at all levels must address the real threat of more damaging episodes in 2018 and beyond.
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It offers a rationale why the White House might be keen to get the Senate trial over quickly before even more damaging evidence emerges.
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What is potentially profoundly more damaging for Clinton is the looming FBI investigation, exploring the possibility that she or her aides mishandled classified information.
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Those interviewed by the Times declined to fully explain why the Mueller investigators believe their findings were more damaging to Trump than Barr disclosed.
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The U.S. started reinstating sanctions against Tehran last week, with a second set of potentially more damaging measures due to follow in early November.
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As a result, even negative coverage can sometimes benefit President-elect Donald J. Trump by displacing potentially more damaging stories from the news agenda.
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Hurricane Maria was far more damaging, leaving the vast majority of Puerto Ricans without access to critical supplies such as electricity or clean water.
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"I'm the real whistleblower," declared Giuliani, who claimed to possess more damaging information and insisted that he, too, should be entitled to whistleblower protections.
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More damaging have been accusations that Mexican soldiers have acted outside the law, often with impunity, to kill suspects, eroding public support for the army.
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Even if Republicans might appeal to moderate voters by giving Mr. Obama's nominee a hearing, they reason, angering their own base would be more damaging.
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Perhaps more damaging was that ad copy and spec sheets did not do a good job explaining that the device didn't need a persistent connection.
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And once started, wildfires have become more damaging because we keep building in harm's way: Californians are drawn to views of mountains, forests, and grasslands.
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Biden's decision to invoke Eastland became even more damaging when archival research resurfaced, showing how Biden sought Eastland's help on anti-busing legislation in 1977.
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While the study paints a pretty pessimistic picture, Tokarska said there's still an outside chance humanity could prove itself even more damaging to the planet.
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The next wave of international entities in his sights—NAFTA, NATO and the United Nations—would be far more damaging to leave, politically and otherwise.
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The state is seeing a trend toward more damaging wildfire seasons, with 14 of the 20 largest blazes on record occurring since they year 2000.
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You will probably still need a new roof due to hail damage, as the research suggests the storms that do come will be more damaging.
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A second meltdown would have been vastly more damaging than the reactor shutdown, given that the first is estimated to have cost more than $700bn.
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And, Trump's disloyalty happens in ways that are far more damaging to our country's credibility than a jock's refusal to stand for the National Anthem.
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Trump and his allies have seized on Barr's initial findings to declare "total exoneration," downplaying concerns that Mueller's full report will contain more damaging information.
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"The report may be more damaging than anything similar about any other president," said Harry Litman, a former deputy assistant attorney general under President Clinton.
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The firm warns that this activity could be an early indicator that the hacking group is preparing to launch more damaging attacks in the future.
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The firm warns that this activity could be an early indicator that the hacking group is preparing to launch more damaging attacks in the future.
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"So the scenario that Trump opens up by saying 'let's get rid of the deal' is actually proliferation, far more damaging and dangerous," Kerry said.
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The attack appears to have been far larger than first thought, raising the possibility of more damaging disclosures like the emails published recently by WikiLeaks.
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" And Mr. Cooper called it "a superficial whitewash of a situation that was and remains far uglier and more damaging than his film lets on.
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After sentencing, Cosby's legal battle will move to the appeals process, where he'll likely try to challenge some of the more damaging evidence against him.
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But Blair plans to warn in his speech that leaving the EU in such a manner would be more damaging for the U.K. than remaining.
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The federal government has expanded its power in almost every policy area, but in no issue has that overreach been more damaging than in education.
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More damaging strikes targeted at the Assad regime, for example striking "numerous regime airfields and military bases, and warning the Russians in advance," Cafarella says.
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This could be more damaging for Trump in the long run, assuming there are more tapes like the one that has already leaked out there.
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Clinton's use of a private email server as secretary of state, which has been perhaps more damaging to her presidential campaign than any other issue.
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He told Marley Jay why the oil-price war will be more damaging than the coronavirus, and outlined a scenario where stocks plunge another 13%.
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Another government shutdown could spiral into something far more damaging than the small decline in workers' share of the economy that the simple math suggests.
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But, the risk just rose measurably this week that the trade war with China will transform into a wider economic or even more damaging conflict.
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In many respects, the Smoot-Hawley levies were far more damaging to the US and global economy than any tariffs that had been enacted before.
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Now he tells us why the oil-price war will be more damaging than the coronavirus — and outlines a scenario where stocks plunge another 13%.
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No one outside of Mueller's investigation can say if or when he may publicly offer new allegations even closer and more damaging to the president.
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The stroke temporarily deprived him of his ability to speak intelligibly and was even more damaging to his psyche, he told People magazine in 1997.
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His policies will have an even more damaging effect on so many communities, the way in which his racist ideas are dividing and conquering Americans.
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The traditional Aboriginal practice of setting small fires in order to prevent more damaging ones is attracting new attention as Australia confronts a fiery future.
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This storm is going to have a broader, more damaging footprint across a larger amount of real estate than the "Bomb Cyclone" did in January.
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Steve Almond: The cover-up is always more damaging than the truth, Faithless, especially when the truth is simply the revelation of who you are.
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But the alterations do fuel suspicion of a cover-up, which could be more damaging to Abe and Aso than the original land sale itself.
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After the initial report, more damaging stories about Theranos' technology trickled out, and the company was forced to void two years' worth of test results.
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Unlike a hurricane, that does the most of its damage to wood-frame, single-unit housing, and earthquake will be more damaging to larger, masonry structures.
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The view that it is more damaging to the atmosphere to extract is becoming outdated, says Peter Tertzakian, director of ARC Energy Research Institute in Calgary.
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RIVERA: Well, there was a lot of drug dealers who&aposve sold much more damaging drugs who have done far less time, and they get parole.
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Tesla's chief frequently uses Twitter to communicate Tesla's strategy, a tactic that has sometimes been more damaging than beneficial for both Musk and his car company.
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"That would have been all the more damaging in an environment where you have the Republican nominee without evidence suggesting the election was rigged," he continued.
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In fact, because Adylkuzz closed the EternalBlue vulnerability once it infected a machine, researchers suspect the program actually limited the spread of the more damaging ransomware.
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Just as the various accusations against Bill Clinton would be even more damaging today, so would all Trump's grotesque ranting about wanting to fuck Princess Diana.
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Interestingly, though women in the study were more likely to be guilty of social sabotage, men's use of social sabotage was more damaging to the relationship.
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These are also the months that are most prone to uncontrollable wildfires, whose smoke is far more damaging to human health than that from prescribed fire.
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Fires on the scale of the deadly blazes in California will be more frequent, floods more damaging, public health more challenged by heatwaves, drought and pollution.
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The financial crisis may have been more damaging the world, but it wasn't an explicit rejection of the global system by voters in an advanced democracy.
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What's more, downed enemies will now float up as well as back, and they'll create a larger, more damaging explosion that also spits out homing projectiles.
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As a result, many voters will be encountering a much more hostile environment at the polling station, making a voter roll attack potentially much more damaging.
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But even more damaging is the intense ultraviolet (UV) radiation from the pure unfiltered sunlight on the cloth (modal) from which the Apollo flags were made.
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It is hard to imagine a more damaging conception to the entire enterprise of the rule of law and protection of fundamental rights and human dignity.
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"What he did in Europe before that press conference was in many ways more damaging to the United States and more helpful to Putin," Murphy said.
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Even more damaging to democracy is having the party that wins with fewer votes celebrate extremist elements while ignoring the will of the majority of voters.
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There's a long precedence of websites being hacked and used as a beachhead for activities that in most cases are far more damaging than blackhat SEO.
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Ministers are sifting through hundreds of proposed changes, some of which are backed by enough Conservative lawmakers to inflict a more damaging defeat on May's government.
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Using updated sea level rise projections, the researchers analyzed how beaches around the world would fare in a future with higher seas and more damaging storms.
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Democrats will have to worry about whether more damaging information will come out, and given the way scandals like this tend to unfold, it probably will.
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The tariffs would take effect just after midnight on Thursday, meaning the United States could wake up on Friday to an even more damaging trade war.
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But Nautilus CEO Mike Johnston has argued that it would be more damaging to continue mining solely on land than to open up this new frontier.
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But our reporters have found that some of Robert Mueller's investigators see their report as more damaging for Mr. Trump than Attorney General William Barr indicated.
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But in Europe, the Iran move would be seen as far more damaging than Trump's decision in June to pull out of the Paris climate accord.
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More damaging were insistent approaches to her father, Thomas Markle, a retired Hollywood lighting director who declared bankruptcy years ago and now lives alone in Mexico.
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But sometimes, the errors are more damaging, and as Mr. Gonzales's case shows, inaccurate information spreads so quickly that the fallout can never be fully contained.
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A slower impeachment would have made this dynamic stronger, with Trump responding to new revelations in ever more damaging ways, but that's not on the table.
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A slower impeachment would have made this dynamic stronger, with Trump responding to new revelations in ever more damaging ways, but that's not on the table.
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With the imminent collapse of the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces (INF) Treaty, a renewed arms race will prove more damaging to Russia than the United States.
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Based on current forecasts, it's clear that this storm is likely to be more damaging than the so-called "Bomb Cyclone" that struck in early January.
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Legal experts said the judge's ruling made that job more difficult, but that the admittance of testimony from multiple women would have been significantly more damaging.
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Security researchers said the hacks, which exploited underlying weaknesses in the internet's backbone, were continuing and were more damaging and widespread than agency officials had acknowledged.
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New research suggests that climate change will substantially increase this form of pollution, leading to more damaging algae blooms and dead zones in American coastal waters.
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The science, while still pretty nascent, is fascinating and it points to the fact that the fiber gap may be even more damaging than we've realized.
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This, he reasoned, could be more damaging to the Kremlin, since Russia's government is less transparent and thus more vulnerable to leaks of sensitive state secrets.
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"Maybe we could reduce crime more by using predictive policing, but the unintended consequences [are] even more damaging… and it's just not worth it," Birch said.
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But the potentially more damaging underlying issue with so-called detoxes — even short-term ones — is the way they mess with the way you think about food.
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Domestic hard coal mining will end in 2018 but no date has been set to phase out brown coal mines, which are more damaging to the environment.
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"The 10-year (Treasury yield) is now changing for the market from every pullback to be short-lived in scope to be potentially more damaging," Sarhan said.
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"In fact, these can be very intense relationships that can have a lot more damaging effects on the primary relationship than a sexual affair could," she says.
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Just as Californians must learn about the risks of bigger, more damaging wildfires, so must all Americans learn about the accelerating risks they face from climate change.
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Few things are more damaging to a brand like Samsung than exploding smartphones, except, of course, when the public starts making genius jokes involving your defective product.
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Privately, Trump has been telling allies over the past week he believes Hunter Biden's activities in China to be potentially more damaging than his business in Ukraine.
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He added that a combination of warming and more damaging storms is what is likely to be behind the changes in sea ice seen in this area.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Democratic presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton on Friday said that as the Chinese economy slows, China will engage in more damaging practices in global trade.
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Since sea levels have risen up to a foot due to global warming, the storm surges pushed by Hermine could be even more damaging, climate scientists say.
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That would throw a wrench into Google's product development and daily work flow that could be more damaging than just removing one way it gathers competitive intelligence.
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Even more damaging to the President is the fact that at today's hearing all of the senators, regardless of party, conveyed nothing but trust in James Comey.
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In such systems, if the man in charge makes mistakes, they are likely to be all the more damaging because they are less likely to be reversed.
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In the long run, the Trump administration's delegitimizing rhetoric on America's collective psyche is even more damaging than its policies — which is a gift to our adversaries.
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What could be more damaging to Facebook than the monetary costs of the settlement is the degree to which the government will get oversight of its business.
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Public health experts fear those gains could be lost if young people become addicted to nicotine via e-cigarettes and progress to using more damaging conventional cigarettes.
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Even though Schumer threatened to block Bush's nominees in his last year in office, intransigence will be more damaging in the face of a real nominating choice.
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Clinton's "extreme carelessness," they said, was more damaging to American national security than Edward Snowden's, David Petraeus's, and Bradley Manning's violations, and thus demanded a proportionate punishment.
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This outrageous non-apology was even more damaging than the cartoon, because it treated anti-Semitic propaganda as if it were an abstract discussion of literary theory.
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Representative Charlie Dent of Pennsylvania, a vocal critic of Mr. Trump, asked his colleagues if they were truly confident that there would be no more damaging disclosures.
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Her apparent effort to blunt scrutiny by means of that private server has only led to far more damaging scrutiny and suspicion, with no end in sight.
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It also means this latest oil price plunge will be far more damaging to the US economy than the massive oil price drops in 280 or 290.
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The officials declined to flesh out why some of the special counsel's investigators viewed their findings as potentially more damaging for the president than Mr. Barr explained.
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Doctors note that head hits absorbed by young players are more damaging because their brains are not fully developed, and are less capable of fully repairing themselves.
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But it was no knockout blow for either candidate, which was perhaps more damaging to the chances of Ms. Nixon, whose campaign has trailed in the polls.
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Russian misinformation seems to have exacerbated the symptoms, but laced throughout the indictment are reminders that the underlying disease, arguably far more damaging, is all American-made.
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They in turn could provide more damaging disclosures and tie up the Senate indefinitely, when the ultimate verdict — an acquittal of the president — is not in doubt.
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While scientists say man-made climate change isn't solely to blame for tropical storms, studies have shown that higher temperatures can make them wetter and more damaging.
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More damaging to the brand is a recent report from the fashion site Racked maintaining that Thinx's internal company culture is less feminist than its marketing campaigns.
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And while there's a lot of randomness in weather outcomes, that randomness actually makes climate change much more damaging in its early stages than most people realize.
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However, even more damaging to Puerto Rico could be the long-term output and employment losses associated with the federal tax reform that Congress is discussing. Why?
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"It creates more uncertainty as it continues to heat up ... the whistleblower's complaint appeared a bit more damaging than market participants were assessing," Raymond James' Brown added.
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Such concerns make the failure to provide clarity to markets about Carstens' successor more damaging, and risked undermining the bank, opposition senator Juan Carlos Romero Hicks said.
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A more damaging reason that his grief comes across as stilted, though, is that Mahajan, bent on demonstrating Vikas's self-absorption, quickly scrubs him of fatherly feeling.
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Support for Brexit among Britons has declined, especially as it's become clearer that breaking up is messier than advertised and potentially far more damaging to the economy.
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Here's a recap of the case so far, all the more damaging for its simplicity: Trump is accused of bullying Ukraine to help him win in 20.
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For instance, at one point, Trump is described as having a phone call with a redacted person, and then telling Rick Gates that more damaging information is coming.
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Florida has always faced the threat of hurricanes, but science shows that climate change is making them capable of dumping more rain and producing more damaging storm surge.
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While British Airways could face a one-off financial hit from the cancellations, the risk to its reputation among customers could have a more damaging longer-term effect.
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Slowing down sharing would be more damaging to social networks such as Facebook and Twitter, which make money by keeping users on their sites and showing them ads.
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Many fear an even more damaging bust-up at the NATO summit to be held in the 29-member alliance's new headquarters in Brussels on July 73th-12th.
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On Thursday afternoon, the White House — potentially trying to get ahead of more damaging revelations — said that Kislyak and Flynn also held a previously undisclosed meeting in December.
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Doctors have also noted that head hits are more damaging to young players because their brains are not fully developed, and are less capable of fully repairing themselves.
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But is the rise of anti-corruption demagogues or the discredit for democratic rule that these scandals bring with them not more damaging than the original sin itself?
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Injuries associated with rotational hits may be more damaging than a direct hit because they cause the brain to rotate within the skull and the brainstem to twist.
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However, it must be understood that the act of declaring 35 people personae non grata is much more damaging than just telling the people to leave the country.
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But even if you want to differentiate between slap and palm strike, a slap in the right place can be a dozen times more damaging than a punch.
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To the extent Pruitt admits he defied the White House, which had initially denied the raises, it could be more damaging to him than the various spending controversies.
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If he winds up in investigators' crosshairs for secreting payoffs, he could potentially provide much more damaging information to prosecutors than Cohen ever could about the president's dealmaking.
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But his miscalculations could be epic, perhaps none more damaging than his decision in 2010 to block a badly needed train tunnel to Manhattan under the Hudson River.
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Other factors related to climate change were more damaging to the Sundarbans' tigers, one of the largest remaining populations of wild tigers in the world, the researchers found.
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Chief among them was "Okie From Muskogee," the No. 19733 hit from 1969 that, through one lens, sent his career into overdrive and, through another, was more damaging.
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He already stands accused by dozens of women of being a serial adulterer and sexual offender (allegations he denies), so how much more damaging is one more claim?
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The prospect looming of more damaging material being released could make it impossible for Trump to make inroads among female voters in the final weeks before the election.
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Her continued weakness in the presidential contest could even have a more damaging effect, several said — encouraging a primary challenger in 2022, when Harris is up for reelection.
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Yet even as the probe has revealed more damaging information about Trump's conduct, she still steadfastly refuses to say he should be impeached or to detail her plans.
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Trump plans to reintroduce more damaging sanctions on Iranian oil in November and wants as many countries as possible to cut their imports of Iranian oil to zero.
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The research also suggests WannaCry could have been far more damaging: the early kill-switch registration on the 13th may have blocked as many as 16 million further infections.
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In the month since Reid's hacking claims fell apart, reporters, conservative activists, and internet researchers have been combing through the archives of her blog to find more damaging material.
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New research suggests that small unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) can actually be much more damaging than birds at the same impact speed, even if they are a similar weight.
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What's next: Maluf says Qnovo sees as much or more opportunity for its battery technology inside of electric cars, where bigger batteries mean failures could be even more damaging.
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Commenting publicly, by contrast, risked thumbing the scales of the election in opposite ways that were just as, if not more damaging to the FBI's integrity and his own.
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But in a volatile market with scant legal protection for investors, the fear is that registration will be abused by unscrupulous firms and so could be even more damaging.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "The Crippled Supreme Court" (editorial, May 17): More damaging than the hobbling of the Supreme Court is the delegitimizing of presidents in election years.
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As more damaging details emerge, Trump is indulging in his habitual practice of abandoning a position that has become untenable and constructing a new reality that better suits him.
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But perhaps more damaging for Sisi's image has been the failure of the economy, despite his promises that life would get better now that he had ended the turmoil.
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None has been more damaging so far than the controversy over Warren's repeated assertion that she is of Native American, something she has done several times in recent decades.
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Democrats continued to call for additional witnesses and documents to be brought into the trial and warned that more damaging information about Trump's interactions with Ukraine could come out.
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Not everyone knows there is another more damaging illusion happening in your portfolio and up until now, not enough people were curious to learn about this kind of wizardry.
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Clinton, in an interview at the Women in the World Summit in New York, also called Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election a theft more damaging than Watergate.
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He made the decision long ago that whatever was in his returns was more damaging to him personally and politically than simply stonewalling all requests to turn them over.
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But a key part of their narrative, which Democrats have asserted is ironclad, remains a mystery — frustrating their efforts to prove one of the more damaging charges against Trump.
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When the details of this policy are rendered accurately, then, it's less confusing — but also more offensive, and thus more damaging to America's image in some pretty vital countries.
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But buried in these averages are extreme weather events — heat waves, severe rainstorms, and droughts — that will be much more damaging and dangerous than the smaller shifts in averages.
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And the fallout was more damaging than they could have anticipated: the worst news coverage, Mr. Sullivan joked, since O. J. Simpson made his getaway in a white Ford Bronco.
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Once again, the punishment was considerably worse than the crime, with its long-term effects far more damaging for the players in question than the indeterminate quantity of weed involved.
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"The longer they delay, the larger the eventual rate hike they will have to deliver, and the more damaging ultimately that will be to the Turkish growth story," he added.
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Now we've learned of yet another parallel: A refusal to correct an obvious falsehood, even when the consequences of that refusal could be far more damaging than the original misstatement.
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Climate change, urban sprawl into naturally burning ecosystems and an overly successful historical approach to limiting wildland fires have all contributed to bigger and more damaging conflagrations in recent decades.
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"What has the potential to hurt Google and be far more damaging is what remedies the European Commission may or may not impose on Google as a result," Windsor said.
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These findings have led many researchers to conclude that seasonal factors like day length, temperature, and allergens may be more damaging in a predominantly outdoor environment given their increased prevalence.
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The storm had been a Category 133 on the Saffir-Simpson Scale until it underwent a period of rapid intensification on Wednesday, growing to a far more damaging Category 4.
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Even more damaging: bonds and stocks moved in tandem, with both down for the month for only the 12th time since the March 2009 dawn of the U.S. bull market.
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The institute said the June reading was taken before a row over migration broke out within Germany's governing coalition that one economist called potentially more damaging than the tariff dispute.
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U.S. Democratic presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton has also weighed in with criticisms, saying earlier this month that as the Chinese economy slows, Beijing will engage in more damaging trade practices.
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The campaign took another hit on Wednesday when a close confidant confirmed the contents of one of the more damaging emails, undermining the suggestion that they may have been doctored.
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The same survey found that 28500 percent of those polled said nude photos that are leaked online without someone's consent are more damaging to a women's career than a man's.
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A more important vice in political coverage, which we've seen all too often in previous elections — but will be far more damaging if it happens this time — is false equivalence.
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By suggesting an exhaustive, 242-plus-page report is only the "tip of the iceberg" he is signaling to his supporters that other more damaging things are still being hidden.
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Why has Iran attacked Saudi Arabian oil infrastructure when it risks sparking a conflict more damaging than the sanctions it faces and undermines the goodwill necessary for a future deal?
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But they don't rule out something more serious, and a lot of scientists I've talked to say the potential for a shock more damaging than past ones is not insignificant.
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The researchers tried offering students a reward unexpectedly, after the fact, and this tactic turned out to be even more damaging than telling the students about the reward in advance.
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Far from abating, Syria's civil war is raging — slowly but surely becoming more lethal to Russia's forces, more damaging to its reputation, and more of a drain on its resources.
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Despite references to current politics (there's a nice surprise after the curtain call, so stick around), the lack of thematic unity turns out to be more damaging than the Encores!
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House Democratic leaders, including Speaker Nancy Pelosi, have resisted calls to impeach Mr. Trump, seeing overlapping inquiries as a more damaging course of action against a president seeking re-election.
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A pardoned Paul Manafort or a pardoned Michael Cohen ironically could be more damaging to the president than if the two of them face accountability for their own criminal liability.
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Some believe that President Trump's efforts to stonewall the investigation only heighten suspicions that he is directly involved and that his links to Russia are more damaging than we know.
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But it costs them a lot, because of Claire's refusal to admit the underlying issue, which is almost more damaging than the fact that she closes her eyes during sex.
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Exchange-traded funds are fueling a market bubble that will be more damaging than the dot-com bust when it unravels, according to Steven Bregman, the founder of Horizon Kinetics.
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The withering language prosecutors direct toward Flynn in their latest filing may ultimately be more damaging to him than the change in the government's sentencing recommendation, which was rather nuanced.
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Nothing was more damaging to Mitt Romney's career than the revelation that one summer holiday he strapped an Irish setter called Seamus to the roof of his family station wagon.
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More Brexit news: The Bank of England's governor, Mark Carney, said that the potential economic harm from Brexit shows that trade uncertainty can be more damaging than a financial crisis.
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Two more damaging entries were unearthed Wednesday, as BuzzFeed and Fox News' "Tucker Carlson Tonight" each revealed content that contradicts Reid&aposs emergence as a hero of the liberal #Resistance movement.
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While the intelligence community has not suggested the attacks were designed to bolster President-elect Donald Trump, the impact of the hacks were much more damaging to Democrats and to Clinton.
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Perhaps more damaging to the museum than the dissent in the digital department, however, was how widespread knowledge of this relationship undermined confidence in Campbell's ability to be an effective leader.
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Drivers who park in garages have it worse, because the snow-and-salt combo will melt into more damaging salt water rather than remain frozen as it does for outside parkers.
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In front of a live audience, she voiced support for U.S. bombing raids on Syrian airfields and said Russian interference in the presidential election was a theft more damaging than Watergate.
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In the meantime, the NCAA, facing O'Bannon's appeal and a newer, potentially more damaging case from sports litigator Jeffrey Kessler, has chosen to steer clear of the video-gaming business altogether.
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Nevertheless, two Republican sources familiar with discussions at the White House and on Capitol Hill say there are names being floated as possible replacements for Price, should more damaging information surface.
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Even more damaging for the party, federal investigators are seeking graft charges against Mr. da Silva, the former labor leader universally known as Lula, who was president from 2003 to 2010.
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The allegations—which couldn't have come at a more damaging time for Manning's legacy, as they rolled out prior to his Super Bowl 50 victory—might now finally come to rest.
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And investigations that Republicans have largely led behind closed doors could be thrust into the public view, an outcome that would almost certainly be more damaging to the President's approval ratings.
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These compromised accounts can be used in a more damaging attack at a later time, which is why many agencies are warning employees to be increasingly vigilant about email security now.
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Mr. Conant said Republicans were also driven by their view that Mr. Trump's foreign policy missteps were more damaging, requiring a more forceful response than his day-to-day incendiary statements.
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General Cartwright's defense team has argued that he spoke with the reporters in order to shape stories they had already reported and to try to prevent publication of more damaging information.
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Since then, scientists have warned that climate change could produce rainier, more frequent and more damaging storms in the Gulf Coast region, turning what were once minor annoyances into major disasters.
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That is far more damaging to communities than it is to be transparent, to identify who's ill, to treat them appropriately, to not take overly restrictive or punitive measures against them.
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General Cartwright and his lawyers have argued that he talked with the reporters for the purpose of shaping stories they had already reported out and preventing publication of more damaging information.
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Furthermore, the financial advantages of dual-earner couples over male-breadwinner families have increased significantly in recent years, and an unequal division of housework has become progressively more damaging to relationships.
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But new findings out today show that nearly all were harboring a far greater, more damaging flaw in a common shared cloud platform used to power millions of cellular-enabled smartwatches.
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Reports last week said members of Mueller's team had been dismayed, feeling that Barr inadequately portrayed the findings of a probe they thought was more damaging to Trump than he suggested.
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CLEVELAND — One of the things we're learning this week at the Republican National Convention in Cleveland is that things that occurred at conventions many decades ago are much more damaging now.
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Perhaps more damaging, Clinton has pulled out a 6-point lead in POLITICO's Battleground States Polling Average, which includes the 11 states that likely will determine who claims victory in November.
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Her request to disclose "even potentially relevant information" in the case could hold broader and more damaging consequences for Trump, who has been accused by numerous other women of unwanted sexual touching.
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"May has survived resignations before but coming on the back of her final deal, this could be far more damaging if others walk as well," said Craig Erlam, an analyst at OANDA.
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These emails suggest the Trump administration might be making policy toward Russia as payback for political favors or, worse, in an effort to forestall more damaging evidence of collusion from being released.
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Sea level rise projections show that Trump's treasured Mar-A-Lago social club may be flooded within the next several decades as sea levels rise, making coastal storms, including hurricanes, more damaging.
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"That same person I knew, I see in each of his speeches and I see it getting worse and I see it even more harmful and even more damaging," she told Today.
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Unsurprisingly, there was a sizable gender gap: 2628 percent of women said it was revenge porn was more damaging for a woman's career, versus 28503 percent of men who said the same.
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"Yes, there is the rapey talk and the grabby hands, but it's that subtle stuff that's chronic and can be more damaging," said Jean Batthany, the executive creative director at DDB Chicago.
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If you're growing out your highlights, your ombré, or your blond hair like Hadid did, glossing over your color gives you a softer look without having to reach for more-damaging dye.
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Trump's actions could ultimately be more damaging than the WikiLeaks disclosure of CIA hacking tools in March, or Edward Snowden's 2013 NSA leak, and have already strained the west's main spy network.
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The conflict was identical, but when the case study was between two women, the participants saw it as more damaging to the relationship and expected them to be more likely to quit.
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Being a prosecutor was one of the more righteous periods in Christie's life, but it turned out to be more damaging, careerwise, than his habit of screaming at schoolteachers at public meetings.
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They will only escalate conflict and could potentially bring about even more damaging practices and retaliatory measures as China seeks to deflect global attention away from its practices and toward our unilateralism.
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However, they are likely to be more damaging in the future, and more common in certain parts of California and the American West in general, thanks to climate change and other factors.
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Though the New York Times and Washington Post have arguably produced the more damaging journalism about him, Trump's affinity for cable news means CNN never appears to be far from his thoughts.
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Citi analyst Simon Weedon said the cut at the top end was "somewhat pernickety", but he expected the market to be relieved that competition in India wasn't more damaging at this stage.
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This was a fun, back and forth fight, that saw Vieira outland his foe by a 109-49 margin and score with three takedowns, but also absorb the far more damaging shots.
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He cited "inconsistencies" between the attorney general's statements about the report when it was secret and its actual contents, which the judge said were more damaging to Trump than Barr had suggested.
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In an interview with The Washington Post, he declared that profanity in hip-hop is "more damaging" to the black community than the Confederate statues that have come down across the country.
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Ms. Dziczek of the Center for Automotive Research said those higher tariffs would significantly increase costs and would thus be much more damaging than the terms of the preliminary agreement with Mexico.
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His 'nodder', the act of dropping the head below the opponent's as they advance, is a masterpiece of subtlety and more damaging than any punch he could apply in the same opening.
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"The perception will be that Samsung is not just the victim of a bit of bad luck but actually has faulty quality control processes, which is a lot more damaging," Dawson said.
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The new IPCC report emphasizes that the 1 degree C of global warming since the dawn of the industrial revolution is already wreaking havoc through more damaging extreme weather and rising oceans.
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The alternative, known as "venting," is even more damaging as it releases unburned, odorless methane, which is the main component of natural gas and many times more potent as a greenhouse gas.
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It is reasonable to suspect that the synthetic flavorings, processed sugars, and even literal antifreeze we allow in many alcoholic beverages may make them more damaging, or at least worsen our hangovers.
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Although Trump's approval ratings are the lowest of any modern president at this point in his term, he could yet go lower, especially if the Russia probe reveals any more damaging information.
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"This is more damaging than Theresa May's Brexit in terms of economic impact," said Anand Menon, director of The UK in a Changing Europe, a think-tank based at King's College, London.
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But the threat of tariffs will have a much more damaging and chilling impact on investment decisions that depend on global supply chains - even if the import taxes are never actually imposed.
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Aides view those as potentially more damaging than Mattis', since at least two of them worked inside the White House at some of its more chaotic moments and frequently clashed with Trump.
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The Times said the officials and other sources declined to flesh out why some of the special counsel's investigators viewed their findings as potentially more damaging for the president than Barr explained.
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For Apple, the final verdict is more damaging to its reputation as a consumer-friendly brand, not to mention the legacy of its beloved founder Steve Jobs, than to its actual bottom line.
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Trump's heated attack on the press during the Judge Curiel episode is one example of this theory in action—a less damaging controversy is presented to distract attention from the more damaging one.
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The blackout period in which we find ourselves means that the French will not know what is in the leaked documents and, therefore, whether they are merely embarrassing or more damaging than that.
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Primary campaigns are frequently more damaging than the Clinton-Sanders race has been, and if the 2016 election comes down to a contest between third-party validators, Clinton will win in a landslide.
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But what they never really got in trouble for (which was much more damaging) was to mislead the medical community about the safety and effectiveness of using opioids on a long-term basis.
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But even before the upheaval, Italy and Greece had a propensity for low official spending on culture, which was all the more damaging since private funding has traditionally been scorned in both countries.
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Super said this case could be more damaging for Trump than the Daniels lawsuit if discovery and depositions in this case extend into the other women who have accused Trump of sexual harassment.
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"I don't think there has been a more damaging meeting of NATO in my memory," said David Rothkopf, a visiting scholar with the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, and a foreign policy expert.
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The biggest tragedy of all is that the conduct of Strzok, Page and ultimately Comey may well have been far more damaging than any covert actions against the United States by the Russians.
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Potentially even more damaging, the Brazilian magazine Isto É reported in recent days that a construction magnate testified that Ms. Rousseff negotiated an illegal $3.5 million donation for her 2014 re-election campaign.
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In the late '70s and early '80s, a few feminist critics made Wesselmann the whipping boy for the male gaze, but more damaging was the unwillingness of American museums to show the nudes.
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Five singles in the ninth off Carlos Estevez, who was recalled Tuesday, brought home Seattle's final three runs and left Estevez with a pitching line that was far more damaging than it appeared.
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And then, on April 12, 2017, Strzok texted regarding two articles coming out about Carter Page — whom he refers to as Lisa Page's "namesake" — and that one is more damaging than the other.
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The broad outlines of this episode have been described by the New York Times in a series of stories over the past few days — but the emails themselves contain even more damaging details.
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It's far more damaging when it influences the makeup of the judiciary, whose legitimacy depends entirely on the public's confidence that it can serve as an impartial arbiter of our most intractable disputes.
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They say the government sets its population targets artificially low to justify mass removals that serve the interests of cattle ranchers and distract from other public land policies that are far more damaging.
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Turns out all that texting, emailing, Instagramming, Netflixing, Bumbling, and engaging in other extremely necessary parts of our days may be more damaging beyond distracting us from what we're supposed to be doing.
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Yet Ma said that while Beijing was attempting to tie the protests to radical separatist elements in the city, it was violence by police against demonstrators which was more damaging to public perceptions.
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The devastation, along with two more damaging quakes the following month, spurred a decision allowing immigrants from El Salvador who'd been in the United States since mid-February 20193 to apply for TPS.
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The New York Times, however, reported on Wednesday evening that some of Mueller's investigators have told associates that the findings of the original report are more damaging for the President than Barr indicated.
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But Mueller's conclusion -- absent the eventual release of significantly more damaging information in the underlying report -- also could diminish Democrats' ability to hurt Trump with the investigations they have launched in the House.
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The president and his allies have come out strongly against both impeachment and the report, saying that Trump did nothing wrong and that the report was actually more damaging than the public knew.
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Nuseibeh, the Cornerstone founder, continues to be a regular critic of the country on social media, and in an interview in November he hinted that more damaging revelations about Qatar could be forthcoming.
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Perhaps more damaging for his internal prospects, though, was a report in October that Tillerson had called Trump a "moron" at one point in the summer — a report Tillerson has conspicuously never denied.
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While activists wait for new details to come out about NYPD surveillance operations, some assert that the persistent presence of police cameras alone has been one of the more damaging moves against their movement.
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U.S. Democratic presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton has also weighed in with criticisms of China, saying earlier this month that as the Chinese economy slows, China will engage in more damaging practices in global trade.
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Citigroup global economist Cesar Rojas said it's possible Trump's tweet threats could be a precursor to a much more intense phase of the trade wars, which would be even more damaging to both economies.
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UK-EU 'ICE AGE' Short-term disruption aside, Guntram Wolff, director of the Brussels-based think-tank Bruegel, said the long-term implications could be even more damaging, isolating Britain from its closest neighbor.
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Ultimately, the Trump administration's decision to hide the record of the call between Zelensky and Trump may prove to be more damaging than the original offense of Trump asking Zelensky to conduct these investigations.
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Trump, who recently pleaded with the Russians to release more damaging Democratic emails, also suggested that Crimea is happier under Russian control, repeating Putin talking points rejected by the rest of the Western world.
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Even before Robert Mueller has delivered his final communiqué, Democrats have activated a new phase in the Trump-Russia wars that ultimately could prove more damaging to the president than the special counsel's investigation.
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If there's no update on the future of Autopilot at tonight's event, it seems safe to assume that the departure of Mobileye was more damaging to Tesla's project than the company is letting on.
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Why it matters: Pushing beyond tariffs and into outright restrictions on trade and international cooperation would take the trade war to a new and more damaging level for individual companies and the stock market.
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With Puzder's first committee hearing finally scheduled for Thursday, we'll see if the record against him is enough to sink his nomination — and if even more damaging revelations come out between now and then.
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" All told, Gross said central bankers have fostered a casino-like atmosphere that present "a Hobson's Choice, or perhaps a more damaging Sophie's Choice of participating (or not) in markets previously beyond prior imagination.
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Anyone who's savvy enough and has enough resources can do exactly what Trump has done, and do it with impunity, and in a more damaging way, because there's now a roadmap for doing it.
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More damaging strikes targeted at the Assad regime, for example striking "numerous regime airfields and military bases, and warning the Russians in advance," says Jennifer Cafarella of the Institute for the Study of War.
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Already, the administration and federal agencies under Trump have been notably leaky; now that the president has essentially declared war on America's chief domestic law enforcement agency, those leaks could become even more damaging.
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The simple fact is that Trump decided in the early days of his campaign that whatever was in the returns was more damaging than the negative press he would take for not releasing them.
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Instead, the testimony indicates that Trump put the US foreign policy apparatus to work for his political benefit -- a far broader and more damaging allegation than any focused on a Trump's call with Zelensky.
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There's an idea out there that data is like toxic waste because it degrades over time and becomes more and more damaging, which is why Mark Zuckerberg secretly deleted all of his Facebook messages.
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Bonnie Burstow, a feminist professor and psychotherapist who became a prominent voice in a movement that opposes psychiatry, in the belief that it is often more damaging than helpful to patients, died on Jan.
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In a rarer and more damaging version of sextortion that often targets teenagers, a criminal convinces a victim to send explicit images -- and then threatens to release them unless the victim pays a ransom.
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Related: The US and Russia just expelled two of each other's diplomats McFaul fears the Russians have more documents that haven't been released, and that more damaging information will be dropped throughout the election.
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Brune Poirson, the French Secretary of State to the Minister for the Ecological and Inclusive Transition, also noted that degrading plastic can release gases more damaging than carbon dioxide such as methane into the environment.
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But he should first come to terms with the real, not imagined, reality of international relations before wielding the scalpel, because a misstep as president will be far more damaging than one as president-elect.
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That should now serve as a warning to both parties as, in an effort to assuage the populist passions Mr Trump has aroused, they rush to embrace Mr Perot's other, more damaging, big idea: protectionism.
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A powerful earthquake near the popular tourist mecca of Bali killed at least 91 people and wounded hundreds more, damaging thousands of homes and other buildings as people were seen running into the streets screaming.
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This is a very effective method, but for many organizations, the downtime of a ransomware attack is more damaging than the ransom itself, which warrants the need for methods that can help avoid ransomware altogether.
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However, a new push to toss out Obamacare without a viable replacement threatens to put the focus back on one of Trump's more damaging policy plans and overshadow the good news around the Mueller report.
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Access to a Social Security number gives thieves leeway to perpetuate some of the more damaging kinds of fraud, including filing fake tax returns and opening new lines of credit accounts in the victim's name.
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I am clearly not the only one who has heard both sides of the issue and decided that allowing more dangerous, more damaging trucks onto our roads and into our communities is a bad idea.
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" Why it matters: "Bureau officials say the accusations in the document produced by House Republicans are inaccurate and — more damaging in the long term — corrode the agency's ability to remain independent and do its job.
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Such steps by Ankara would be more complicated today and potentially more damaging, as Germany and Turkey are engaged in a NATO operation to stop migrant boats crossing the Aegean Sea from Turkey to Greece.
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There were still more damaging leaks: a former communications aide, Cliff Sims, published a book last week detailing what he said was "out of control" behavior by some in the administration, according to the Times.
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Frank Pileggi, the longtime manager of a bar called the Irish Pub near the boardwalk, said the perception that Atlantic City was not open for business was more damaging than a bankruptcy filing would be.
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An even more damaging second round of U.S. sanctions against the Islamic Republic, reinstated after Washington pulled out of the 2015 nuclear deal between Iran and world powers, is expected to take effect in November.
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More damaging were his avarice and his braggadocio, apparently suggesting he would be interested in taking a job visiting East Asian countries as a self-appointed "keynote speaker" for 400,000 pounds (about $521,000) a year.
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"Nothing can be more damaging to law enforcement's efforts to stop the flow of illegal drugs than when corrupt public officials violate the public's trust," Robert L. Capers, the United States attorney in Brooklyn, said.
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Friedman doesn't give a real answer on who will save us, other than not the Democratic party ("too weak"), noting that Trump so far has been "restrained" from his more damaging impulses by outside forces.
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The measures did little to calm market nerves though, as Asian shares and U.S. stock future plummeted, underscoring the fears the health crisis might prove much more damaging to the global economy than initially anticipated.
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After reliable studies showed these fats were more damaging to cardiovascular health than beef and dairy fat, C.S.P.I. petitioned the F.D.A. in 1994 to label trans fats and championed their removal from commercially produced foods.
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Now the world is watching to see whether new tariffs that kick in this weekend will bring the two economic superpowers to the negotiating table, or set the stage for more damaging exchanges of fire.
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Urgent/113 exploits are different in different devices—some attacks are limited, as is the case for the infusion pump, but some would be easier for a hacker to carry out and potentially more damaging.
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The melomys, found on a single low-lying island between Australia and Papua New Guinea, appears to have been done in by climate change, which has shrunk its habitat and brought ever more damaging flooding.
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The penalty meant the 2018 Masters champion missed out on a chance to force a playoff against winner Henrik Stenson at Albany Golf Club, but perhaps more damaging was the widespread condemnation of his actions.
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But by ignoring Trump, the Supreme Court has sent a different message: that nothing Trump is doing is more damaging to the presidency than what the Supreme Court would do if it tried to restrain him.
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The banking industry has argued in recent weeks that the problems in the systemically important repo market are the result of excessive regulations and could result in larger and more damaging liquidity events in the future.
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The obvious answer is that the administration has calculated that Sondland's testimony -- even behind closed doors -- would have been more damaging than the flack they will take for barring him from appearing, at least for now.
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"The effects of that could be much more damaging than had been thought until now," Der Spiegel said, citing an internal paper from a committee of top officials from the finance ministries of EU member states.
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The Tories are far more divided than Labour over Brexit—in particular, their "ultras" are more extreme—and, as the party of government, their divisions will be more damaging both to themselves and to the country.
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"Central bankers have fostered a casino like atmosphere where savers/investors are presented with a Hobson's Choice, or perhaps a more damaging Sophie's Choice of participating (or not) in markets previously beyond prior imagination," Gross wrote.
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So potentially more damaging for the Democrats are other documents published by the hacker such as an Excel file called "Big Donors" that appears to list 21 people who donated at least $500,000 to the DNC.
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The existing screening procedures are so defective that we need to resume a blanket presidentially ordered 28503-day suspension of entry covering the nationals of six countries, plus a more damaging blow to the refugee program.
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His decision to do so remains something of a mystery, and one plausible explanation was that he was trying to stay ahead of potential leaks that could have been more damaging for Clinton and the FBI.
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That this scandal blew up a mere 24 days into the Trump administration, and was far more damaging than anything that happened in the Obama years, is everything you need to know about Trump's disastrous presidency.
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They view themselves as stewards of the park, and say they will fight the law as long as commercial airboats, which they argue are much larger and more damaging to the park, are allowed to remain.
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But many in Washington believe the report will contain more damaging information about Trump's conduct than Barr's letter, a result that could breathe new life into the Russia controversy and hand a political gift to Democrats.
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This indecisive, stalled tape might be creating some suspense about whether something a bit more damaging is at work in this market retrenchment than a simple digestion of last year's gains and a reset of valuations.
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When and if the strikes do come, they will need to be immeasurably more damaging to Syria than last year's to really be punitive, said Rodger Shanahan, a research fellow at the Lowy Institute in Australia.
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However, half of men believed sexual harassment claims were more damaging to careers of the alleged perpetrators than their victims, while nearly two thirds of women said the person making the complaint paid a higher price.
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Policymakers in Tokyo are also concerned about Trump's threat to impose tariffs on Japanese cars, a move they fear would be more damaging to the economy than metal tariffs given the importance of the U.S. market.
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Investigators believe that he might have more damaging information than he has so far revealed; sources say the White House considers him potentially a far more dangerous witness against the president than they had originally calculated.
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Fauci was among the health advisers on Trump's team encouraging a continuation of the current guidelines after Trump heard from business leaders and some conservative allies that the restrictions were more damaging than the virus itself.
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More black people are seeing this truth: When we unconditionally protect every black public figure, we sometimes end up doing something far more damaging -- not protecting the people in our community who need it the most.
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A record of a phone conversation between the two presidents—subsequently released by the White House—then gave credence to an even more damaging allegation: that Mr Trump had offered Mr Zelensky a quid pro quo.
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"If anything, this president's conduct is far worse than anything Nixon did, far more sweeping in its obstruction of accountability, far more damaging to our national security than the cover-up that was Watergate," he continued.
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The affair could be all the more damaging because the image of Mr. Fillon has been based on probity and austerity, and he has called for sacrifices from the French, including cuts to civil servant jobs.
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On another matter, though — one that is the province of federal prosecutors in New York and not that of the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III — Mr. Cohen's testimony and documents could prove far more damaging.
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And even though the exposure isn't long-term, like in India and China, where it's chronically bad, she explained, the acute effects could happen more frequently as more and more damaging fires occur in a warming world.
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For one thing, a shutdown over the Christmas holiday would likely last for at least two weeks, owing to the congressional schedule, and would therefore be far more damaging to the economy and to the federal government.
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"In many cases, the masters helped the prospective slaves develop ideas for what would be appropriate collateral or instructed the prospective slaves on lies to tell in order to make the collateral more damaging," the complaint states.
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Sea ice melt means more damaging waves hitting perilous Arctic villages in Alaska and elsewhere, fewer opportunities for walrus and polar bears to hunt for their prey and potentially altered weather patterns across the entire northern hemisphere.
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Unless this is an elaborate plot by the O'Rourke people to take Buttigieg's attention away from a much more damaging attack on some as-of-yet-unknown hit on the mayor, it is a very dumb strategy.
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Just over half — 53 percent — of those in that age bracket said leaked nude photos were more damaging for women, compared to 48 percent of those aged 35-49 and 40 percent of those aged 85033-64.
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And I fear I will end up thinking his visit, when it occurs, was in the main -- like his Thanksgiving call -- more damaging to the health of the military institution than it was a boon for morale.
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But his comments this week threatened to be even more damaging, casting a fire widely seen as a failure of government oversight as, instead, the fault of the public housing residents who lost their lives in it.
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Such steps now by Ankara would be more complicated and potentially more damaging, as Germany and Turkey are both currently engaged in a NATO operation to stop migrant boats crossing the Aegean Sea from Turkey to Greece.
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He highlighted one of the NFL's many hypocrisies — the league has close ties with alcohol brands and openly promotes it, but the physical effects of alcohol are more damaging than those of marijuana, which the league bans.
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But if the logic guiding their votes doesn't factor in a legacy that stretches beyond the coming elections, they could end up confirming not only a justice, but also a more damaging suspicion about the Democratic Party.
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There's another way, though, one that's possibly even more damaging, and it's one you can see in the video below: During the entirety of his set at Tomorrowland 2015, Richy Ahmed looks bored out of his skull.
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From rising sea levels to more devastating droughts to more damaging storms, the report makes brutally clear that warming will make the world worse for us in the forms of famine, disease, economic tolls, and refugee crises.
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MARKETS RATTLED The measures did little to calm market nerves though, as Asian shares and U.S. stock future plummeted, underscoring the fears the health crisis might prove much more damaging to the global economy than initially anticipated.
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The result was often wickedly funny and revealing, but always had a biting political undercurrent that helped set an example for more damaging and misleading caricatures of "limousine liberals" and "welfare queens" by figures like Ronald Reagan.
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The administration is trying to use tariffs to force Beijing to open its markets, but many of his supporters, including business groups and farmers, fear the fallout from an escalating trade war will be even more damaging.
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Reports of strain between him and his brother, Prince William, and of Meghan's struggles to adapt to her new life, are more damaging because these young royals symbolize the House of Windsor's future, not its messy past.
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He believes the controversy around Warren's past claims of Native American heritage is more damaging than people realize and will play into Trump's argument that coastal elites — Warren is a former Harvard professor — are hypocrites and opportunists.
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A failure to address a conviction among the base of the Republican Party, seven years in the making, is infinitely more damaging than the ramifications of a three-week snapshot that starts well underwater because of partisan polarization.
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We're already seeing its effects in the forms of the fastest decline in Arctic sea ice in 1,500 years, more than 8 inches of sea level rise since 1880, and more damaging extreme weather due to climate change.
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A Trump trade war with China is likely to be no more damaging and arguably less damaging and less effective (but much clumsier, more visible and playing to the gallery) than the TPP would have been for China.
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Local officials may fall in line with national policy more readily than in the past, but an excess of zeal could be more damaging than a shortage, says Yanmei Xie, an analyst with Gavekal Dragonomics, a research firm.
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While both countries' issues contributed to the recent market turmoil — the is down 25 percent and the MSCI Europe has fallen by nearly 210 percent since May 203 — Italy's issues are far more damaging to the EU's future.
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For instance: It was no secret that Julian Assange of WikiLeaks was claiming to have more damaging information that he'd release before the end of the campaign; Assange was happily saying so publicly, as early as August 2016.
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More than anything, such fights are a reflection of his focus on what it takes to keep his restive populist base behind him, and a ritual of self-preservation intended to divert attention from other, more damaging narratives.
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Some members of the committee believe that Bannon, meanwhile, has information that could be far more damaging to the President and Trump's son-in-law, Jared Kushner, with whom the former chief strategist has had a fraught relationship.
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Many of those testifying have served up more damaging headlines for Trump — including U.S. Ambassador to the European Union Gordon Sondland, a donor to Trump whose testimony, it was thought, might be more helpful to the White House.
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I voted against Initiative 976 in my home state of Washington, but the majority of voters just approved a flat $30 licensing fee for all vehicles—replacing a fee structure in which heavier, more damaging vehicles paid more.
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My colleague Zack Beauchamp notes that there are three other less salacious but potentially more damaging explanations of what Russia may have on Trump, and of why the president-elect would have been so worried about its release.
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My colleague Zack Beauchamp notes that there are three other less salacious but potentially more damaging explanations of what Russia may have on Trump, and of why the president-elect would have have been so worried about its release.
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So now, ahead of what could end up being more damaging revelations about his relationship with Flynn, Trump is again trying to distance himself from his former national security adviser, and throwing Obama under the bus in the process.
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Supporters said Mueller's full report released on Thursday was actually more damaging than Barr's summary led them to believe, documenting a pattern of lies by Trump and laying the foundation for Congress to take up a possible obstruction case.
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Beyond judging women by their looks and using their appearance as a weapon for humiliation, Trump holds to a much more damaging sexist belief: the notion that men are somehow entitled to a woman's body even against her will.
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"The more damaging the report is to the president, the greater the pressure is on Barr to release it, and paradoxically of course, if the report completely exonerates the president, then the president should want it released," Litt added.
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Former FBI Director James Comey did not inflict any deadly blows against President Trump when he testified before the Senate Intelligence Committee on Thursday, Republicans believe, but they're concerned there will be more damaging revelations in the weeks ahead.
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Grayson says that the alternative, ironically, can be much more damaging to the children in a person's life, since parents or relatives with POCD can avoid giving affection, spending time with, or caring for children because of their fears.
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Results showed that the virus may be even more damaging to fetuses than the Zika virus, which set off a global crisis in 2015 and left thousands of babies in Central America and South America with severe birth defects.
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Thomas Rid, a cybersecurity expert at Johns Hopkins University, called the Shadow Brokers episode "the most destructive and costly N.S.A. breach in history," more damaging than the better-known leak in 2013 from Edward Snowden, the former N.S.A. contractor.
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"Why are the bubbles of the Veneto and Fruili Venezia Giulia more damaging than the French bubbles in Champagne, or even those that the British have been producing for some time in Kent?" the newspaper Corriere della Sera asked.
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Fears the health crisis might prove much more damaging to the global economy than initially anticipated have jolted markets, including the Philippines' main index which crashed as much as 24% on Thursday, its lowest in more than eight years.
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Mr. Barr could not be trusted, Judge Reggie B. Walton said, citing "inconsistencies" between the attorney general's statements about the report when it was secret and its actual contents that turned out to be more damaging to President Trump.
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More damaging than the evident differences in crowd strength was what many Iowa Democrats were seeing for the first time in person: a once-fiery candidate who was looking his age compared with a number of his younger rivals.
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While postponing research by a year or two is an inconvenience for established scientists, Tan said it can be much more damaging for early-career scientists, whose research funding may depend on collecting and publishing data now, not later.
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Just a week after a rising star, regarded as a potential future president, quit after being accused of sexual assault by a former aide in a dramatic television interview, the Democratic Party suffered more damaging allegations against senior members.
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More damaging to Montreal's case was the fact that Jackson's next stop after Montreal was New York City, where George Steinbrenner, over the vociferous objections of both Billy Martin and Yankees G.M. Gabe Paul, was waiting to woo him.
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Furthermore, tantalizingly redacted passages of the report appear to describe Trump getting some sort of information about WikiLeaks' plans to release more damaging material about Clinton — though it remains unclear how accurate this information was or how strong Mueller's evidence is.
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Because of that, heat-free hairstyles are practically made for summer months; they take way less effort, they give your hair a break from even more damaging elements, and they allow you to show off your natural, un-manipulated texture.
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"The only recourse when an opponent strikes a low blow is to launch a more damaging counterattack, one that can take the form of copying products, smearing opponents, or even legal detention"—that is, getting the police to arrest a rival.
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Peat forests can be as much as 200 times more damaging to the atmosphere when burnt than other types of vegetation, both because they store more carbon and because more of it is released as methane, an especially harmful greenhouse gas.
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Computer models that had previously suggested the storm would recurve harmlessly out to sea are now converging on a far more damaging scenario, with a potential landfall in northern Luzon early next week as a Category 2 or 3 storm.
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The combination of increased warming and dry conditions, meanwhile, has helped spur more damaging wildfires and the proliferation of tree-killing bark beetles in Colorado forests, according to Thomas Veblen, a distinguished professor of geography at the University of Colorado Boulder.
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"This particular rollback of one of the centerpieces of the Obama administration's climate policy is actually potentially more damaging than the repeal of the Clean Power Plan," Ann Carlson, the Shirley Shapiro professor of environmental law at UCLA, tells The Verge.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkish Prime Minister Binali Yildirim on Thursday warned Europe that without Ankara's help it could be "flooded" by waves of migrants and said cutting off talks with the bloc would be far more damaging to Europe than Turkey.
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Katie HillKatherine (Katie) Lauren Hill Poll: 6 percent of voters say revenge porn is more damaging to men Mississippi Democrat deploys last-minute Obama robocall in gubernatorial election Envelope with white powder causes evacuation at Katie Hill's California office MORE's resignation.
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Some believe the passage of tax reform will be a rebuttal to one of the more damaging narratives — that Trump has not been able to rack up legislative accomplishments despite having Republican majorities in both the Senate and the House.
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"I think the speculation about it is more damaging than the actual release and it's obviously an issue of such seminal importance to the country — I think we can trust the public to assess it for what it's worth," Schiff said.
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Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) Deputy Governor Guy Debelle also cautioned that the dispute over technology could prove even more damaging in the long run, forcing firms to chose between East or West rather than selling into a global market.
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Katie HillKatherine (Katie) Lauren Hill Poll: 21625 percent of voters say revenge porn is more damaging to men Mississippi Democrat deploys last-minute Obama robocall in gubernatorial election Envelope with white powder causes evacuation at Katie Hill's California office MORE's resignation.
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Never mind that Murphy, given a chance to become the Twins' starting catcher in April, luminously imploded by going 3-for-40 and has followed up with a Triple-A campaign that has been, in its own way, even more damaging.
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As disturbing as the idea of a foreign government trying to interfere with our elections is, the content of leaked emails from the Clinton campaign could be far more damaging to her in the hands of a more competent opposition.
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During this time, the detail of future trade ties should be finalized and, with the clock ticking, the advantage will again be with the European side as another "cliff edge" looms — one more damaging to the British than the continental side.
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If that miscalculation happens and the Trump Put turns out to be less reliable than it appeared, we will most likely find ourselves in a more damaging sort of global trade war than anything we've seen up to this point.
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Investors brace for another wild week Global markets sank again today after Trump announced the extension of social distancing measures through April 30 — a move some business leaders and conservative allies have said would be more damaging than the virus itself.
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Some studies may have failed to show a benefit from reducing saturated fats because participants substituted margarine and other partially hydrogenated vegetable oils containing trans fats that were later shown to be even more damaging to blood vessels than animal fats.
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China experts say the political cost to Xi of yielding to Trump could be more damaging than living with the tariffs as Xi seeks to solidify his power in the Communist Party while expanding influence over the world economy (The Hill).
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I talked to Jon Reyman, owner and master stylist at NYC salon Spoke & Weal, and learned something that I've definitely screwed up over the years: Extra high heat once is more damaging to hair than low heat in multiple passes.
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Cutting U.S. arms shipments to Saudi Arabia may do little more that lead the Saudis to ignore the systems that the United States has helped set up to limit targeting of civilians and using unguided and more damaging air munitions.
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Much of what these planes do is a close secret, and no one except its crew members really know how or what information they track, which makes what is now known as the "Hainan Island Incident" all the more damaging.
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The public disagreement between the two men is likely to be more damaging for Turnbull, who has already seen his poll numbers sink to all time low, as Abbott continues to enjoy support among the conservative wing of the party.
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No president should have singled out Amazon like President Trump did on Wednesday, but his decision to do so is more damaging because he has become the center of everyone's emotionally-charged attention in a way no president has before.
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WASHINGTON — In late summer 2016, after WikiLeaks had published its first tranche of stolen Democratic emails, Donald J. Trump received a phone call while riding to La Guardia Airport and then told an aide that more damaging releases were coming.
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WASHINGTON — In late summer 2016, after WikiLeaks had published its first tranche of stolen Democratic emails, Donald J. Trump received a phone call while riding to La Guardia Airport and then told an aide that more damaging releases were coming.
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Small earthquakes are felt in New York City every few years, said Jana Pursley, a geophysicist with the U.S. Geological Survey, though more damaging earthquakes only strike the Northeast's urban corridor, which includes New York City, about twice a century.
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Still, while it is surely possible that Trump will regain some ground, it's also possible that his standing could collapse even further, particularly if leading Republicans continue to defect from his cause, or if more damaging revelations about his past emerge.
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U.S. officials have said that as far leaks go, the disclosure of details about the U.S. spy agency's abilities to perform electronic surveillance and cyber warfare was potentially far more damaging to U.S. government activities than anything Manning made available to WikiLeaks.
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U.S. officials have said that as far leaks go, the disclosure of details about the U.S. spy agency's abilities to perform electronic surveillance and cyber warfare was potentially far more damaging to U.S. government activities than anything Manning made available to WikiLeaks.
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Once an attacker is able to gain access to a network through just one employee identity with one commonly used password, he or she can begin to do more damaging work, like stealing corporate information or impersonating employees to execute a financial scam.
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Among one of the more damaging issues Demirkapi found in Follett's student information system was an improper access control vulnerability, which if exploited could have allowed an attacker to read and write to the central Aspen database and obtain any student's data.
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"We replaced the ozone depleting substances, but we came to understand the hard way that HFCs may be safe for the ozone layer, but they are disastrous for our climate, in many cases thousands of times more damaging than carbon dioxide," he said.
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Not forcing quite as many turnovers is probably the more damaging one for a team with Milwaukee's offensive struggles—given their spacing challenges, getting their athletes out on the break is even more important for the Bucks than it is for other teams.
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Even more damaging for Google is a ruling making it illegal to force smartphone makers such as Samsung to install Google's own search app and browser — opening the door for companies including Microsoft to take a larger share of the search market.
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The government alleges that Stone misled the committee in September 2017 by claiming, among other things, that Credico was his intermediary to Wikileaks as Stone sought to learn when Assange planned to dump more damaging emails about Trump's election rival Hillary Clinton.
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Zelinsky said Stone had urged Jerome Corsi, the conspiracy theorist formerly of Infowars, to press WikiLeaks head Julian Assange for more damaging information after his group released a batch of emails stolen from the Democratic National Committee in the summer of 2016.
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Clinton faces email trouble on two fronts: messages released by the State Department that show overlaps between her cabinet role and the Clinton Foundation, and the possibility of leaks of more damaging Democratic emails from a cyberattack the F.B.I. has linked to Russia.
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The government alleges that Stone misled the committee in September 2017 by claiming, among other things, that Credico was his intermediary to Wikileaks as Stone sought to learn when Assange planned to dump more damaging emails about Trump's election rival Hillary Clinton.
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"Victoria Beckham's shocking and shameful promotional image made me feel physically sick — but will have a far more damaging effect on many impressionable young girls who see it," the writer and TV host Piers Morgan wrote in his Mail Online column on Monday.
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On Thursday, just before the report's release, Mr. Barr held a news conference in which he offered a striking defense of Mr. Trump, highlighting facts to help build a case for exoneration and avoiding assertions that were more damaging for the president.
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They renewed their complaints after The New York Times revealed last week that some of Mr. Mueller's investigators have complained that Mr. Barr failed to fully represent their findings and that they were more damaging for the president than the attorney general indicated.
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Some Russian analysts see the lighter sanctions emerging from the State Department as an attempt by the Trump White House to head off a new, more damaging round, and to make Mr. Trump look tough on Russia before the November midterm elections.
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To the contrary, Mr. Verbruggen's reign at the I.C.U. was plagued by a series of doping scandals, none more damaging than the revelation that Lance Armstrong, winner of seven straight Tour de France titles, owed his victories in part to performance-enhancing drugs.
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His new offering, which comes out next Tuesday, is slightly different -- and that may make it even more damaging -- since it appears to confirm in detail and documentation many previous accounts of an off-the-rails presidency and a mercurial commander in chief.
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Cheever focusses on alcohol's more damaging effects: John Adams lost two sons and two grandsons to alcoholism, Civil War doctors often became addicted to "their principal means of anesthetic," and Prohibition did not stop the excessive drinking of Hemingway, Faulkner, and Steinbeck.
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If his nomination fails, the partisan bitterness that has festered over the last few weeks will likely be a preview of an even more damaging political breakdown during the search for a new nominee to fill the crucial swing seat on the court.
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While China has, to this point, been matching U.S. tariffs dollar-for-dollar – both countries instituted tariffs on $34-billion of items in June — if the U.S. forges ahead, China will have to use a different, and more damaging, set of weapons.
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For Kushner, the son-in-law and senior adviser to President Donald Trump, news of his diminished clearance came moments before a potentially more damaging headline: that officials from four countries had discussed ways to manipulate him during their dealings on foreign policy.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Some of Special Counsel Robert Mueller's investigators have told associates that the findings of their probe are more damaging for President Donald Trump than Attorney General William Barr indicated in his four-page summary, the New York Times reported on Wednesday.
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Google's platform to deal with bugs and unpatched vulnerabilities had a bug that allowed a security researcher to see a full list of known, unpatched vulnerabilities within Google, creating a kind of bug inception that could have led to more damaging hacks.
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It probably has to do, in part, with the genetic factors in the host, which allow the virus to live, Cohen says, but it also may be that certain strains of the virus that are more damaging are more prevalent in some places than others.
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The former president might have been trying to refer to Republican obstructionism, but it came across as an unfortunate slag against the sitting president, all the more damaging since Hillary Clinton is basing her campaign on a promise to preserve and extend Obama's legacy.
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Japan is wary of entering such talks as they would put it under pressure to open up politically-sensitive markets like agriculture, while policymakers fear that Trump's threat to impose tariffs on Japanese cars, could be more damaging to the economy than metal tariffs.
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Finland is proof that it's possible to staunch the flow of fake news, to a degree: between a "self-regulating media landscape" and considerable trust in national media outlets, the country has largely been able to resist the more damaging side effects of fake news.
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While both countries' issues contributed to the recent market turmoil — the S&P 803 is down slightly and the MSCI Europe Financials (EUFN) has fallen by 5 percent in the past week, through May 30 — Italy's issues are far more damaging to the EU's future.
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Katie HillKatherine (Katie) Lauren Hill Poll: 6 percent of voters say revenge porn is more damaging to men Mississippi Democrat deploys last-minute Obama robocall in gubernatorial election Envelope with white powder causes evacuation at Katie Hill's California office MORE's (D) California office Monday.
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In the end, I kind of just tried looking at it as a toxic love story of sorts, that involved two people who were unfortunately matched because of their upbringing, and whose relationship became more damaging and unhealthy with the more fame that she gained.
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"The picture of Ireland painted by the Commission in its decision, as a country prepared to play fast and loose with the law to gain unfair advantage, could not be more damaging or further from the truth," Irish Prime Minister Enda Kenny told lawmakers.
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Yes, this situation would be more damaging to Britain than to anyone else, but it is hard to see how a no-deal could take place that would not launch a global economic crisis and perhaps one to rival last decade's financial crash in scale.
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But since there are no symptoms in 80 percent of cases of Zika infection, it was unclear when most of the women were infected, and researchers are still unable to say whether the virus is more damaging to babies if their mothers experience symptoms.
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"I can think of no action the administration could take that would be more damaging to the accuracy of the 2020 census than to add a question on citizenship," Terri Ann Lowenthal, a consultant and leading private expert on census issues, said in an interview.
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The officials and others interviewed declined to flesh out why some of the special counsel's investigators viewed their findings as potentially more damaging for the president than Mr. Barr explained, although the report is believed to examine Mr. Trump's efforts to thwart the investigation.
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WASHINGTON — Jared Kushner, President Trump's son-in-law and senior adviser, dismissed Russia's interference in the 2016 presidential campaign on Tuesday as a "couple of Facebook ads" and said the investigation of it was far more damaging to the country than the intrusion itself.
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"Peter Strzok and the investigative team made a decision to go one direction which would be more damaging to this president than following up on other leads as it relates to Hillary Clinton," Representative Mark Meadows, Republican of North Carolina, said on Fox News.
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"This particular storm came in straight from the east which makes it more damaging as far as storm surge goes, because it came in perpendicular to the coast, so all the wind and all the water was forced in from the due east," he added.
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After leaving the administration, he advocated for expanding the war into Iran and, in a 2015 interview, maintained that the 2011 decision to withdraw troops, made by President Barack Obama, was more damaging than the choice to send them there in the first place.
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Trump quoted from a Fox Business Network segment in which journalist Charles Gasparino cites the cable group as saying Comcast could be much more damaging to consumers than the AT&T-Time Warner merger, a deal that the Trump administration is fighting in court.
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It is certainly true that some former White House (Michael Flynn) and campaign (Rick Gates and George Papadopoulos) staffers seem to have have turned on Trump, and perhaps even in a more damaging way than Manigault Newman: They're cooperating with special counsel Robert Mueller.
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" Konstanty Radziwill, the Polish health minister, caused controversy at the beginning of the year — before the pollution levels radically increased — when he called the smog "a theoretical problem" and said that "there are no reasons for panic," and besides "our lifestyle is much more damaging.
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There's no doubt about it, a government report concludes, climate change is already wreaking havoc across every corner of the US. This means more damaging wildfires in California, more storms dumping intense rain on Texas, more coastal flooding at high tides in Florida, and other mayhem ahead.
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The bankruptcy of Hanjin, the South Korean shipping giant, also hurt toy sales, but not as much as other factors since Hanjin only disrupted 7.8 percent of all trans-Pacific shipments to the U.S. More damaging was American retailers' reluctance to place their bets this year.
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Right now, it's 30.6.) One may argue that Dion Waiters or James Johnson are more damaging to Miami's financial flexibility (the truly bold will throw Hassan Whiteside's name into the debate), but Johnson is on track to be the team's second-highest paid player next year.
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Every time there is even a little bit of momentum for legislation, such as the House passage of the health care bill or Trump's outline of a tax cut, more damaging information comes out of the Russia probe that distracts Congress from the business of making policy.
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That would yield even more global warming than what is currently projected to take place If such a knock-on effect takes place, then the planet will warm much more than the 2-degree target, yielding far more damaging climate change consequences, such as sea level rise.
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Perhaps even more damaging however, was the release, the same day, of hundreds of e-mails written to and by Huma Abedin, a close Clinton aide; some show that donors to the Clinton Foundation had uncomfortably good access to the State Department during Mrs Clinton's time there.
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"Any effort to hold Barr accountable needs to be done through context of protecting the other investigations that have spun off from the Mueller report and to highlight the fact that the report was much more damaging than Bill Barr initially made it seem," Petkanas added.
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His supporters didn't abandon him over the "grab 'em by the pussy" tape, and you can imagine a similar dynamic playing out here, even if saying the worst word in the English language is arguably more damaging than the casual violent sexism of the Access Hollywood tape.
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That's helped shield the country from geopolitical instability in the Middle East and countries like Venezuela — but also means the oil price plunge will be far more damaging to the US economy than previous drops in 2008 or 1991, my CNN Business colleague Chris Isidore reports.
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In one large study involving 450,000 Americans followed between 1982 and 2004, researchers found that increased exposure to the particles in fossil fuel emissions increased the risk of death from heart disease — and particles from coal burning were five times more damaging than other similar particles.
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But the sheer abnormality of the Supreme Court — lifetime tenure, philosopher-king power — makes the prospect of a reputationally-clouded justice more damaging, to the court itself and the country and the causes that the justice might advance, than would be the case with a lesser office.
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Even more damaging, the lurid tales of corruption and intrigue inside what was once an A.N.C. showcase of good governance contributed to sharp drops in the nation's tax collection: more than $6 billion short of what the government had expected in the previous two budget years.
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A more damaging media malpractice, she says, was underestimating the breadth and durability of his appeal — the result of too many "legacy media" newsrooms being stocked with too many Fieldston-to-Harvard Jill Abramsons and not enough working-class reporters who would better understand Trump's appeal.
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The far more damaging option, of course, is that Trump got rid of McGahn exactly because he was sick of McGahn not being enough of a team player in relation to the Mueller probe -- and kind of, sort of accidentally revealed that on Twitter Thursday morning.
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Because, at some point in the relatively early days of the 2016 campaign, Trump and his advisers made the decision that whatever was in his returns would be far more damaging to his chances of being president than the bad press he would get by not releasing them.
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It's a potentially disastrous decision for the party, with multiple women now coming forward to accuse Trump of sexual assault, polls already showing his support plummeting, Trump himself going increasingly off the rails, and much speculation that more damaging revelations about him will emerge in the election's final weeks.
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Why we didn't act on these impulses in a more damaging way is unclear – I've heard far worse coming-of-age stories from this era ranging from theft to arson – but we managed to sail that rocky strait and steer clear into college where childish things were forgotten.
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"Quite simply, Scotland exports two-thirds of its goods to the U.K. which is around four times as much as it does to the EU and you'd have to say it is clearly more damaging to pull out of the U.K. based purely on that measure," Armstrong added.
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Russian intelligence was allegedly involved in the hacking of the DNC, but a coordinated effort between Trump's campaign and Russia seemed like a fever dream, in part because the Clinton campaign was clearly trying to use Russian involvement as a shield from some of the hack's more damaging revelations.
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The question in Hamburg this weekend is just how far the White House will go to disavow the G-20 agenda the U.S. has ushered for the past decade, and how strongly and effectively the rest of the G-20 might counter the Trump administration's more damaging isolationist tendencies.
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While this 2023-percent border tax on imported steel is already causing big problems for American oil and gas producers, quotas have been far more damaging, as projects increasingly face the risk of grinding to a halt while steel imports sit in warehouses waiting for the quota to open.
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The country has so far appeared to have avoided the full hit of the pandemic, but experts are worried it remains susceptible to a wider, potentially more damaging outbreak -- and warn that India is home to a particular set of issues that could accelerate the spread of the virus.
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The Justice Department has never disputed, for instance, that a grand jury could name a president as an unindicted co-conspirator — as it did with Richard Nixon in 1974 — even though the opprobrium of such a designation shouldn't be materially more damaging than the stigma of a pending indictment.
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The lead author, Heng Fan, a researcher at University College London, said that this very large observational study was needed to detect a modest effect, and that pregnant women with bacterial infections should not refuse antibiotics, since bacterial infections can be far more damaging to the unborn baby.
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That some Democrats are going along with this narrative, perhaps in their desire to protect DACA recipients on the brink or, less honorably, an effort to save face and deny Trump a victory lap, is remarkably short-sighted -- and sets the stage for more damaging defeats in the future.
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"When we should be dressing the deep wound that the state of emergency process has opened in our democracy and justice system, we are experiencing the beginning of a more damaging process," six lawmakers from the main opposition Republican People's Party (CHP) said in a dissenting opinion on the bill.
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We've seen FBI Director James Comey—seeking perhaps to head off Republican criticism and more-damaging leaks by partisan agents hoping to influence the election—intrude outrageously into the presidential campaign with innuendo about Clinton's emails that, intentionally or otherwise, created an unwarranted atmosphere of criminality around the Democratic Party's nominee.
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This dreary cycle, as far as Mrs Clinton is concerned, followed even more damaging events in Nevada on May 14th, when a crowd of Sanders supporters hurled chairs and abuse at Democratic officials whom they accused of fixing the selection of delegates to the Democratic National Convention to her advantage.
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The regulator last year said it would try to reduce emissions of methane, which is far more damaging to the environment than carbon dioxide, by requiring new oil and gas processing and transmission facilities to find and repair methane leaks and for producers to capture or limit methane from shale wells.
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Even as he scorns "a horrible, one-sided deal that should have never, ever been made," he appears prepared to offer North Korea a concession that would be far more damaging than anything President Barack Obama even contemplated offering Iran: removing the roughly 28,500 US troops stationed in South Korea.
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Recent research, published by the Alliance for System Safety of UAS through Research Excellence, a think-tank, suggests that small unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) can be much more damaging than birds—a surprisingly common cause of aircraft crashes—at the same impact speed, even if they are a similar weight.
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Hocutt also acknowledged that as good as Ohio State's wins over Wisconsin, No. 9 Penn State (10-203) and No. 16 Michigan State (9-3) were, "more damaging was the 31-point loss to unranked Iowa," a reference to the 55-24 drubbing Ohio State took in Iowa City last month.
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Trump's campaign officials also told the president that if guidelines were lifted too early and death rates rose, it could be more damaging to the president's chances of reelection in November than the economic damage caused by continuing them, The Washington Post reported Monday, citing two officials with knowledge of discussions.
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Perhaps even more damaging to the likelihood of supply-side responses to tax rate cuts is that it turns out most people don't even know what the marginal tax rate they face is, especially in real time during the year, rather than in retrospect as they calculate and file their taxes.
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In other words, it applies to activity that's a lot less significant than what Reid is accusing Comey and the FBI of: selectively telling the public about information that could be damaging to one candidate, while not telling it about information that could be (much more) damaging to her opponent.
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And what we found was is, in that, certainly in those critical times in September and October of 2016, Peter Strzok and the investigative team made a decision to go one direction which would be more damaging to this president than following up on other leads as it relates to Hillary Clinton.
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JC: So Let's talk about Brexit and the challenges that that poses given the current set up in the Eurozone and the challenges that that faces because Mark Carney said recently actually that Brexit is going to be more damaging for Europe than it is for the U.K.. Agree or disagree Ken?
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Sharp told The New Republic it took facing the repeated experiences of fighting the state to provide Native children a Native home—especially as a person of socioeconomic health and numerous degrees and various leadership positions and honors—to spur the realization that something much more damaging was unfolding across the nation.
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I have felt the anger, the frustration, the sadness and the humiliation that comes with feeling like you're being targeted for nothing more than being just yourself There is absolutely nothing more frustrating, more damaging to your soul than when you know you're following the rules and being treated like you're not.
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You only have to mention financial sector sanctions with U.S. involvement and everyone runs a mile and so they have been disproportionately more damaging and so these are the only sanctions the Kremlin is trying to target at least with the Europeans, come January, and then it hopes the U.S. will follow.
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Although the House bill's base erosion language is more damaging for banks, lobbyists are focusing on the Senate version, which they believe is most likely to be included in the final bill that would be put to a vote in the Republican-led Congress before going to Trump to sign into law.
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With continued revelations that administration officials were dishonest about their contacts with the Russians and with President Trump's habit to tweet statements more damaging to his own case than anything leakers have provided, it is hard for Congress or the Department of Justice to simply bring this matter to a quick close.
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In 1973, he signed the Paris Peace Accords that ended US involvement in the Vietnam War and helped secure a resolution to the Arab-Israeli Yom Kippur war President Trump has some advantages over both of them that might make it easier to keep governing, even if the scandal gets more damaging.
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But far more damaging to Ms. McCue as well as to her family are the emotional scars left by Charlotte's death — something not likely to change after the girl's killer, Alexander M. West, was sentenced on Monday to between five and 15 years in prison for second-degree manslaughter and seven other charges.
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That night, Siatta was issued a Mark 12 Special Purpose Rifle, the more accurate descendant of the M16, which he would carry throughout his tour, along with open-tip match-grade ammunition, a departure from the military's standard full-metal jacket rounds that sacrificed armor penetration but caused more damaging soft-tissue wounds.
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The president might have an innocent explanation for some of his actions, or at least a credible claim of mixed motives, but he repeatedly took actions that he was strongly advised would be highly inappropriate and was saved from more damaging consequences by the willingness of others to ignore the president's preferences.
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And while it wasn't as immediately outrage-inducing as the spurious Reddit comments Ken Bone made about having looked at Jennifer Lawrence's nude photos and believing Trayvon Martin's shooting was "justified," what the media found was potentially much more damaging: Coe had just been released from prison two days before the Oscars.
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"Maybe we could reduce crime more by using predictive policing, but the unintended consequences [are] even more damaging… and it's just not worth it," Tim Birch, the head of resource and planning for the Oakland Police Department, told Motherboard in a 2016 interview about software vendor PredPol, another provider of predictive analytics to police departments.
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But even more moderate sea level rises will be a problem: it means higher tides, more nuisance flooding, more washed-out roads, more saltwater intrusion into drinking water aquifers, more corroded electrical lines, more septic tanks leaking bacteria-laden waters into the streets, and, of course, higher, more damaging storm surges when hurricanes hit.
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But there's no evidence that he's suddenly collapsing, no evidence that he'll do anything but well in his home turf of New York and New Jersey, and no reason to think that this wave of negative coverage will be that much more damaging than all the gaffes and he's stumbled into in the past.
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WASHINGTON, Nov 7 (Reuters) - Prosecutors on Thursday unveiled threatening text messages by U.S. President Donald Trump's adviser Roger Stone to radio host Randy Credico in which Stone urged Credico not to testify about their communications over Stone's efforts in 2016 to learn when WikiLeaks might release more damaging emails about Trump's rival Hillary Clinton.
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Consequently, one of the most disturbing revelations to have come out so far (and almost certainly there will be still more damaging ones to come) is just how negligent and complacent our public authorities and private establishments were with regard to the concepts of information war, cyber-security and protection of vital infrastructure, e.g.
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People don't protest the parasites of the financial industry, or the military-industrial complex, or the bizarre cost disease that infects the US economy, or other aspects of our economy which are far, far more damaging than even the worst aspects of the tech industry, because they no longer believe that anything can be done about them.
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The planet has already warmed by 1°C due to human activity, and we're seeing its consequences right now: Sea levels have risen more than 8 inches since 1880, we're witnessing the fastest decline in Arctic sea ice in 1,1.53 years, and extreme weather events are becoming more damaging due to climate change — to name a few.
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Katie HillKatherine (Katie) Lauren Hill Poll: 6 percent of voters say revenge porn is more damaging to men Mississippi Democrat deploys last-minute Obama robocall in gubernatorial election Envelope with white powder causes evacuation at Katie Hill's California office MORE (D-Calif.) announced her resignation when nude photos and allegations of inappropriate sexual relations with staffers were published online.
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Katie HillKatherine (Katie) Lauren Hill Poll: 6 percent of voters say revenge porn is more damaging to men Mississippi Democrat deploys last-minute Obama robocall in gubernatorial election Envelope with white powder causes evacuation at Katie Hill's California office MORE was not forced to resign earlier this week following allegations she had improper relationships with congressional and campaign staffers.
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And as the year wears on, and Trump's proposals grow more and more damaging to more and more people, SNL's Trump administration remains an over-obvious comedy horror show, where Steve Bannon is played by the Grim Reaper (ha ha ha?) and the series can never quite figure out how to handle the complicity of the Trump women.
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The scoop, by Mr. Boyd and a colleague at the Knight Ridder newspaper chain, Clark Hoyt, was based on a tip from a McGovern supporter, a friend of a doctor who had treated Mr. Eagleton and who feared his medical history would be leaked closer to the election, when the revelation might be even more damaging.
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Compliance with these rules should also help immensely toward achieving explainable AI. And if tech companies are worried that they will lose their competitive edge by making the inner workings of their proprietary algorithms understandable, they should consider that nothing will be more damaging to their reputation—and by extension their bottom line—than a security disaster attributed to their AI algorithms.
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What Otis — or LaBeouf himself — might have once been tempted to toss off as a colorful, or at worst "tough," time growing up becomes something far more damaging, as he realizes that the sense memories and reference points he relies on to do his job involve excavating profound trauma — as well as the realization that what didn't kill him might have made him a better actor.
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Katie HillKatherine (Katie) Lauren Hill Poll: 6 percent of voters say revenge porn is more damaging to men Mississippi Democrat deploys last-minute Obama robocall in gubernatorial election Envelope with white powder causes evacuation at Katie Hill's California office MORE (D-Calif.), who will resign after she admitted to having an inappropriate relationship with a campaign staffer before taking office, The Hill's Tal Axelrod reports.
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For all the criticisms that NFL safety equipment encourages players to perform riskier and more damaging feats, the same is true in MMA: the tiny padded gloves—the one measure that's arguably done the most to make such a raw sport palatable to a scared viewership—ensure you can rattle your opponent's skull more times without breaking your hand than you would with bare fists.
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And Mr. Trump's stand on trade — threatening to encircle the United States with a wall of punitive tariffs and other protections (ironically justifying protectionism on grounds of national security) — is likely to be more damaging to global development than his stand on aid, further weakening an already wobbly commitment by the world's largest nations to refrain from protectionist measures that would stymie global growth.
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Fewer decisions could be more damaging to relations between the United States and Israel than the one managed by President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE and the Israeli government to bar two members of Congress from visiting the state of Israel.
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However, if in 2020 we're in the midst of even more damaging droughts and storms than we are today, Democrats may be able to run against Trump's make-America-polluted-again environmental strategy and his refusal to either acknowledge the threat of climate change or seize the incredible opportunity it offers America to become richer, healthier, more secure and more respected by leading the world in clean energy technologies.
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This allows us to have a huge level of granularity, whether it is basic bits like URLs that are put together as format strings, or more nefarious uses such as building the string "LSApplicationWorkspace" and dynamically loading that API in order to view the list of installed apps on an iOS device (bad privacy invasion for casual users, potentially even more damaging for enterprises who are using internal and/or unreleased apps on their devices).
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Katie HillKatherine (Katie) Lauren Hill Poll: 6 percent of voters say revenge porn is more damaging to men Mississippi Democrat deploys last-minute Obama robocall in gubernatorial election Envelope with white powder causes evacuation at Katie Hill's California office MORE (D-Calif.), who is resigning her seat citing a series of explicit photographs published in conservative outlets, was the victim of a "major crime" that could deter other young women from running for office.
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Read More: Mueller Delivers Report on Trump-Russia Investigation to Attorney General Mueller Finds No Trump-Russia Conspiracy, but Stops Short of Exonerating President on Obstruction Some on Mueller's Team Say Report Was More Damaging Than Barr Revealed If Mr. Mueller portrays Mr. Trump as intent on using his power to protect himself and his associates from an investigation, the revelations could prompt Democrats to expand their investigations into the president and even consider impeachment.
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Long vilified for his unwillingness to let it fly from distance—he attempted 198 more two-point field goals than any other player over the last two seasons, leading the league in that category both years—DeRozan has finally convinced himself that threatening a defense from 2100 feet is more damaging than from 210, not just because three is more than two, but the positive effect it's had on teammates is undeniable.
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This means the more porn we watch, the less pleasure we actually derive from the experience, thus inspiring us to intensify our pleasure-seeking efforts, which has us hunting down more explicit stimuli, spending longer amounts of time with said stimuli, and stroking ourselves harder and faster for more prolonged periods of time which—you guessed it—only leads to more desensitization as we pursue what amounts to dandelion fluff, except that it's way more damaging.
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A refresher: Thursday's floor drama comes after The New York Times reported that some members of Mueller's team believe the four-page letter from Attorney General William BarrWilliam Pelham BarrThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump searches for backstops amid recession worries Mueller report fades from political conversation Barr removes prisons chief after Epstein death MORE that summarized the principal conclusions didn't sufficiently portray their findings, which they suggested could be more damaging to Trump than Barr conveyed.
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And Cohen's lawyer, Michael Monico, told the House Oversight Committee in a letter that Cohen had asked his lawyer to explore the possibility of a pardon before he turned against Trump, per AP. The big picture: This release comes two days after the New York Times reported that members of special counsel Robert Mueller's team believe the details of the Mueller report are more damaging than Attorney General Bill Barr first indicated in his summary, which said Mueller's team did not establish a conspiracy with Russia.
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The diplomatic cables leaked by Manning upset America's relations with countries all over the world and made some nations reluctant to share intelligence information with the U.S. In 2013, Edward Snowden, who was in close contact with WikiLeaks, leaked documents whose exposure may have been even more damaging to the U.S. While Snowden was in Moscow where he was granted asylum, stories based on documents he stole revealed details of the NSA's cooperation with Britain, intelligence operations against China and the fact that the NSA targets at least 122 world leaders, including the German Chancellor Angela Merkel and the Brazilian President Dilma Roussef.
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He was in the room for a June 2016 meeting at Trump Tower with a Russian lawyer who had promised Donald Trump Jr.Donald (Don) John TrumpDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report House chairman warns foreign governments to 'cease and desist' spending money at Trump properties Chris Cuomo: 'I should be better than the guys baiting me' MORE damaging information on Democratic nominee Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE's campaign, and could provide inside information about any contact between the campaign and Russia.
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Katie HillKatherine (Katie) Lauren Hill Poll: 6 percent of voters say revenge porn is more damaging to men Mississippi Democrat deploys last-minute Obama robocall in gubernatorial election Envelope with white powder causes evacuation at Katie Hill's California office MORE (D-Calif.) in her final floor speech Thursday called out a "double standard" she said led her to resign, highlighting the contrast between the allegations leveled against her and the multiple accusations of sexual misconduct against President TrumpDonald John TrumpBiden allies see boost in Tuesday's election results Sanders vows to end Trump's policies as he unveils immigration proposal Republicans warn election results are 'wake-up call' for Trump MORE and other men in powerful positions.
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