But the most damaging blows landed off the football field.
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He is considered the most damaging spy in FBI history.
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The most damaging lies are the ones we tell ourselves.
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" -- Eugene Robinson: "The most damaging witness against Trump is Trump.
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It was also the most damaging, costing nearly $200 billion.
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For beauty buffs, the most damaging kryptonite is a makeup vault.
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A stronger Sky would be most damaging for pay-TV competitors.
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The Android case could potentially be the most damaging for Google.
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Still, slowly but surely, they're blocking Trump's most damaging cabinet nominees.
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Trump's tweets are the single most damaging element to his administration.
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Most damaging, however, was that each also sought to accommodate China.
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But possibly the most damaging of Clinton's attributes is, ironically, her practicality.
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And typically, the most damaging fires usually occur in September and October.
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It's hardly the most damaging accusation that has been thrown at Aker.
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Going back home and letting it process can be the most damaging.
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Bleaching All hair colorants are harmful - but bleaching is the most damaging.
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Of these, repealing the Affordable Care Act would be the most damaging.
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This latest one must surely be the largest and most damaging, however.
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This disclosure may turn out to be the most damaging of all.
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Brazilian fighter Jos Mendonca, possibly had his most damaging fight to date.
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The most damaging development involved a young foreign policy adviser, George Papadopoulos.
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The hurricane was the most damaging storm to ever hit the Bahamas.
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Rapid changes are the ones that would be most damaging and painful.
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It likely will be the island's most damaging earthquake in a century.
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Perhaps most damaging, Mr. Trump's unreasonable compensation demand undermines yet another alliance.
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Blocking rewards: How the immune system could help treat cocaine addiction Crack cocaine has been ranked by experts as being the third most damaging drug and powdered cocaine, which causes a milder high, as the fifth most damaging.
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Alcohol has been ranked as the most damaging drug by other experts, too.
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Most damaging to the government are the constant disputes between the two parties.
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But some of the most damaging attacks have taken place in western Europe.
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There's a third possibility, and it could be the most damaging of all.
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They, more than potential parents, face the most damaging repercussions of this decision.
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Basically, it could be the biggest and most damaging hack of all time.
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Most damaging is the loss of privacy and failure to protect personal data.
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But the same traits have precipitated the most damaging moments of his presidency.
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Of all the consequences that Facebook faces, this would be the most damaging.
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I was 4, 10 and 28 when he made his most damaging attempts.
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This was perhaps the most damaging section of the report for the bureau.
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The most damaging charges being leveled at Labour are coming from within Labour.
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The report defends the president by eliding the most damaging evidence against him.
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By using data, they can identify and address the most damaging problems first.
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In the process, it helps bolster the most damaging stereotypes of our profession.
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The most damaging part of Trump's climate change order is the message it sends.
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It is, however, the political effects of this spree that may prove most damaging.
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Dry conditions October is typically when California gets its largest and most damaging wildfires.
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The most damaging thing to emerge was Kavanaugh's habit of putting ketchup on spaghetti.
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Perhaps the most damaging revelations for Mr. Rouhani have involved those closest to him.
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We know the first three to five days in jail are the most damaging.
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So, sorry Clinton campaign, "superpredators" is still the most damaging insult by either candidate.
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The fact is, Trump has already applied all the most damaging sanctions he can.
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The glut of nostalgia in Stranger Things is perhaps most damaging to character development.
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Passage of such a bill would impose some of the most damaging sanctions yet.
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The EU and British legislators have toiled to avoid the most-damaging, abrupt split.
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One of the most damaging has been the divide between rational people and the truth.
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Which leaves the border—and this may be Mr Trump's most damaging failure of all.
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Last year, Instagram was rated as the most damaging social network for one's mental wellbeing.
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One of the most damaging side-effects is nephrotoxicity: the drugs directly destroy kidney cells.
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This is the third since Donald Trump became president and by far the most damaging.
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Dix described what followed as "the single most damaging thing" that had happened to her.
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NOAA has declared it "the most damaging U.S. flood event since Superstorm Sandy" in 2012.
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Indeed, some of the most damaging regulatory policies today confer big subsidies on existing firms.
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" Why it matters: "One of the most damaging series of blazes in modern California history.
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It is unclear whether the most damaging perception—that she is untrustworthy—can be salved.
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Microsoft has since deleted some of the most damaging tweets, but a website called Socialhax.
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Here are the three most damaging revelations I believe wait inside The Donald's returns: 1.
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His wrecking ball tour of Europe the single most damaging to NATO and the West.
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In one of the most damaging findings, the ministry said that officials had scrubbed Mrs.
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Officials said 4 million people will likely be exposed to the storm's most damaging effects.
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The Trump administration's Social Security proposal would repeat one of Ronald Reagan's most damaging mistakes.
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Now the Trump administration wants to repeat one of Mr. Reagan's most damaging mistakes. Why?
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But perhaps the most damaging comes from mismanaging a company's most sacred resource: their employees.
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One of the most damaging flows, in 1960, overran a number of evacuated communities and resorts.
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Most damaging, European leaders seem to be lowering standards in order to make the deal work.
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If so, ugly packaging could become the most damaging rule tobacco firms have faced in years.
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Perhaps most damaging, peacekeepers have been blamed for introducing cholera to Haiti, killing more than 10,000.
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For me, the most damaging myth is that we are in full control of our actions.
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After the DNC attack, Russia positioned the most damaging information to the Clinton campaign on Wikileaks.
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"They know what the most damaging and damning parts of their accounts are," Ms. Ryzik said.
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Spate of twisters One of the most damaging tornadoes touched down in Grayson County in north Texas.
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" The interaction with Weinstein was, she said, "the single most damaging thing that's happened in my life.
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Perhaps the most damaging for Sanders' campaign, however, was the pessimism about future donations to Sanders campaign.
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High chairs go through some of the most damaging conditions, so parents need something that will last.
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The most damaging kind of attack, specialists say, would be carefully coordinated to strike multiple power stations.
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The most damaging statements before the jury have come from the bench, rather than the witness stand.
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Barr then added the most damaging line of the report, stating Mueller expressly did not exonerate Trump.
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Most of the most damaging riders in the bill were devised by Republicans and involved environmental policy.
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Like all the most damaging arguments, it is difficult to remember how or where this one began.
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The most damaging of his extramarital relationships was a prolonged affair with the superb singer Rosina Storchio.
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The uncertainty caused by the trade war has also been among the most damaging aspects, Chirico said.
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The fund points out that many businesses are on the bottom floor, where floodwaters are most damaging.
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One of the most damaging and widespread forms of air pollution is ground-level ozone, or smog.
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The authors of some of the most damaging articles against Hill previously worked for former GOP Rep.
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After being airlifted to a hospital, Quinn learned of the most damaging injury: a shattered T9 vertebra.
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Hurricane Katrina, which killed at least 1,200 people in 2005, was the most damaging storm in U.S. history.
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Possibly the most damaging is the long-held (and erroneous) view that boys are somehow better at mathematics.
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Perhaps the most damaging allegations surround Tether, a company that issues a virtual currency of the same name.
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But even this partial tally signals that the storm will rank among the most damaging in U.S. history.
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They will say the bloc is ready for the most-damaging scenario of Britain crashing out on Oct.
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The explosion is said to have shaken the fragile city, and is the most damaging attack to date.
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Of the events that are the most damaging and costliest to the U.S. economy, hurricanes rank the highest.
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The money-laundering crisis is the most damaging yet for Danske, and for other Nordic banks allegedly involved.
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This minstrel version of Topsy turned into the pickaninny, one of the most damaging racist images ever created.
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All diesel vehicles cause particular problems because the pollution from these is the most damaging to human health.
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They're one of the most damaging insects because of their high reproduction rate and resistance to most insecticides.
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But possibly the most damaging aspect of the infighting was the impact it had on top-dollar fundraising.
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US officials said the most damaging releases were the cables that showed the private stances of US allies.
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One of Google's self-driving cars recently was involved in one of the most damaging driverless car collisions yet.
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So far the most damaging attacks have come from her conservative sister party, the Bavarian Christian Social Union (CSU).
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It was a simultaneous counter, generally the most damaging kind because of both parties adding force to the collision.
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Then there's the tape that has undeniably become the most damaging moment of the campaign for the Republican nominee.
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The most damaging exploit threatens Android users specifically, albeit it seems to require physical access to a rooted device.
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Instagram is the most damaging social media platform when it comes to young people's mental health, new research suggests.
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Perhaps the most damaging sequence for Arkansas State occurred as it tried to answer Stockstill's touchdown pass to Tucker.
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For one, Hillary Clinton's team had no incentive to leak its most damaging material until right before the election.
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UV rays account for a small portion of the sun's rays but are the most damaging to human skin.
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A no-deal Brexit would be the most damaging outcome for the British economy, Reuters polls have consistently said.
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Pettis and Cerrone were able to hammer Alvarez with low kicks which were their most damaging strikes against him.
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Instead it produced what Mr. Bush saw as one of the most damaging moments of his time in office.
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Among the most damaging allegations: Jackson was drunk and "wrecked a government vehicle" while at a going-away party.
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I mean, the most damaging thing the Obama administration did to Kim was allow Dennis Rodman to visit him.
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Perhaps the most damaging was his insistence that millions of Americans voted illegally in the election he narrowly won.
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The Centre has faced a number of scandals, the most damaging of which came to light, ironically, because of Madonna.
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The JBS testimony was the most damaging yet to Brazil's political class, hitting virtually all major figures past and present.
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Nate killed 11 people in Costa Rica, causing landslides and some of the most damaging flooding in the country's history.
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Still, it's a tantalizing clue toward the origins of one of the most damaging worms the internet has ever seen.
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Perhaps most damaging, however, was the decision from Kelly's label, Sony Music's RCA, to reportedly drop him on Jan. 18.
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However, Bolton's testimony could prove to be the most damaging depending on where he comes down on the ideological spectrum.
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The most damaging label that has stuck to the former banker is that he is "the president of the rich".
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The U.S. Geological Survey contends that California has the most damaging earthquakes because of its greater population and extensive infrastructure.
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The most damaging force to the health care bill thus far has been basic information about what it would do.
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But blurring the red lines suggests Britain is keen to avoid the most damaging of all outcomes - a hard Brexit.
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Kelly ran through Jones's most damaging conspiracy theories, including Sandy Hook and his defamatory accusations against the yogurt company Chobani.
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The shutdown's widening repercussions already turned this week into one of the most damaging of Trump's two years in office.
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The most damaging came in 2014 when his probation was revoked and he served just under five months in prison.
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It is the most damaging element of toxic air in China, which has some of the world's most polluted cities.
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The most damaging consequence would be for those US Government officials who dutifully work overseas on behalf of our country.
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But in 2017, Mr. Mubarak was cleared of the most damaging charges, and the myth of his durability was revived.
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Perhaps crack's most damaging components were the underground trade it birthed and the deadly turf wars that came with it.
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During the 2016 election, some of the most damaging of this was old-fashioned propaganda—disinformation posted to unglue American democracy.
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Syphard and her colleagues are now trying to identify the sources of ignition that trigger the most damaging human-caused fires.
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Possibly most damaging for Trump, though, is that he can't fully win, because state decriminalization of marijuana cannot be completely stopped.
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One of the most damaging things about a private market correction is how long it takes to discover a new equilibrium.
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Perhaps most damaging to Mr. Cosby, was the testimony from five other women who told jurors they, too, were Cosby victims.
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According to World Vision, Harvey was also the second most damaging Hurricane to hit the U.S. mainland since 1900 after Katrina.
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This is the most damaging in the long term, but it has been China's default mode for the past five years.
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Whatever the methods are, North Korea has been accused of some of the most damaging hacking operations of the 21st century.
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Perhaps most damaging of all, they intentionally destabilized the health-care market by repealing the individual mandate in the tax bill.
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" He said "it's time we journalists all considered disengaging from the daily rhythms of Twitter, the world's most damaging social network.
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A study published earlier this month found that the frequency of the most damaging hurricanes has increased 330% century-over-century.
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"That's probably been one of the most damaging things that's happened to the movement in the last couple years," said Hankes.
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The government's most damaging failure has been to protect former combatants, as well as activists working on behalf of the poor.
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It was the third weekend of protests and confrontations with the police by the group, and by far the most damaging.
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Mr. Felsher's success was all the more striking because he had emerged from the most damaging scandal of television's early days.
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Why the whistleblower really mattered The most damaging truth-telling from inside Trump's White House has come in the anonymous variety.
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U.S. Ambassador to the European Union Gordon Sondland provided some of the most damaging testimony here before the House Intelligence Committee.
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Anna Eshoo back in July and conspired to keep it private until it could be most damaging for Kavanaugh's confirmation chances.
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The good news is that the most damaging fires — those that burn virgin forests — are also the easiest to put out.
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The Philippines has been hit by about 20 typhoons this year, with Ursula proving to be one of the most damaging.
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But Mueller also had an embarrassing "correction" that undermined his most damaging revelation from his testimony before the House Judiciary Committee.
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The most damaging may be the book's descriptions of Mr. Trump's erratic behavior and of aides' private contempt for their boss.
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The first of these changes is arguably the most damaging: people are attacked even when they are thrust unwillingly into the spotlight.
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One of the most damaging impacts of Gravitas Works' identity theft was the isolation Hunter experienced from her own left-leaning community.
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They want to extract information from the former special counsel and spotlight what they say are his most damaging findings against Trump.
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Starwood's security lapse became the largest data breach last year, and remains one of the most damaging hacking incidents in recent memory.
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But for the Republican electorate in Wisconsin, the clips showing President Obama praising the Ohio governor were probably the most damaging part.
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Of all the setbacks a team can face in the Premier League, an early season barren run is probably the most damaging.
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Barr then added a line from the report that remains most damaging to Trump, which is that Mueller did not exonerate Trump.
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Franklin Delano Roosevelt, probably the most damaging president in American history, issued more than 3,500 executive orders during his 12-year tenure.
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A stronger Sky would be most damaging for its pay-TV competitors, but the repercussions may also be felt by telecom groups.
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One of the most damaging falsehoods -- according to docs obtained by TMZ -- involved a pool party for show writers at Franklin's home.
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"To me, the most damaging things that they're doing are just making it harder for students to report sexual harassment," Levin said.
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"Although the PK's individual attacks are not the most damaging, her light attack chain is the fastest in the game," he said.
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The agency disclosed that vulnerability only after malicious hackers caught on, launching one of the most damaging ransomware campaigns in history. Rep.
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This is one of the most damaging legacies of the political system that has been in force for the past two decades.
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The quake was the strongest and likely the most damaging of hundreds of temblors that have struck the island since December 73.
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The strongest and likely most damaging of hundreds of temblors that have struck the island since December 183 hit before dawn Tuesday.
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This treatment of SNAP recipients as singularly incapable of making decisions will lead to a third, and most damaging, consequence of restrictions.
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The most damaging thing for them would probably be the loss of the Vive VR unit, which has the greatest potential for growth.
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By not deploying a simple paper backup system, Georgia opens itself up to one of the most damaging electoral outcomes of all: uncertainty.
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This outcome would be most damaging to average American households on modest incomes—the very group whose interests Mr Trump claims to represent.
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The vaccine commission could very well be the most damaging idea Trump has put forth yet (outside of, you know, World War III).
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The most damaging misbehaviour by the Trump team—and conceivably Mr Trump himself—examined by the special counsel concerned its communications with Russians.
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Most damaging are the many messages Mr Moro exchanged with Mr Dallagnol, in which he appeared both to coach and to chide him.
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The report also touched on another current global theme — protectionism, potentially one of the most damaging of the four main risks it identified.
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Trump's overwhelming ego and self-obsession are at the root of the most damaging controversies that have raged around his wild presidential campaign.
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I don't eat much meat because I know that eating meat is one of the most damaging things we do to the environment.
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If he fails, this could be an issue that haunts his administration and defies Trump's ability to emerge from the most damaging controversies.
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"Today we start to reverse the most damaging policies of the PP," Socialist politician Antonio Hernando told reporters before the vote in parliament.
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Hensarling's legislation begins with a conservative consensus of eliminating the most damaging provisions of the law, particularly the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB).
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But she also said that doing away with the tests would be most damaging to black and Latino students and those with disabilities.
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Fortunately, the most damaging impacts of these policies were avoided through the work of bipartisan congressional champions of advanced energy and independent regulators.
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In 2628, Houston, Florida and Puerto Rico were pummeled by three of the most damaging hurricanes in history —Harvey, Irma and Maria, respectively.
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Perhaps most damaging to the command's credibility, many members of the force argue, was that the leadership used active-duty SEALs as actors.
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Most damaging is the deprecating diplomatic behavior of President Trump toward allies and then imposing secondary sanctions that follow tariffs on their companies.
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"Some of the most damaging materials in the Martian soil is something called perchlorate, which we think are really quite bad," he added.
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Dry air and wind shear prevented new thunderstorms from forming, according to NASA, preventing the most damaging storm impacts from hitting the ground.
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On Wednesday, Mitch McConnell announced that Graham-Cassidy—the most damaging Obamacare repeal bill yet—will be put to a vote next week.
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The most damaging blow of the bout came as Dillashaw took a couple of steps back again and let Cruz come to him.
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Mr. Trump's temperament stands out as potentially his most damaging vulnerability, as his penchant for insults and provocations often undercuts his political message.
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But as the most damaging scandals do, it also reinforced the candidate's existing negatives: here, the impression that he sees women as objects.
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The most damaging, of course, was 13 years ago, when the winds and rains of Hurricane Katrina breached the city's flawed hurricane defenses.
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But the most damaging incident happened in August 2016 when a thief got almost 120,000 Bitcoin, worth around $75 million at the time.
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The most damaging NEPA rollback by Trump to date has been the creation of a "One Federal Decision" policy for major infrastructure projects.
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Perhaps the most damaging aspect of Trump's influence on the world is his contribution to the success of his imitators in several countries.
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Former National Security Council member Fiona Hill was arguably the most damaging witness to the Trump administration of the whole marathon of hearings.
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He did, however, point out that he replaced Yovanovitch with Taylor, whose testimony has been some of the most damaging for the president.
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Hundreds of tremors have struck Puerto Rico since December 28, with Tuesday's 6.4 magnitude quake being the strongest and likely the most damaging.
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With those built-in advantages, it still can't make headway against one of the most damaging threats to our online way of life.
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His deposition behind closed doors that alleged an explicit quid pro quo was seen as one of the most damaging to Trump's case.
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The most damaging blaze, the Pawnee Fire, burned in Lake County near the Mendocino National Forest, 8003 miles (2800 km) northwest of Sacramento.
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The single most damaging part of the strike was the walkout by 25 computer operators working in the computer installation for the VAT system.
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Most damaging in the eyes of some Democrats is the finding there would be a steep premium hike for older people with lower incomes.
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Of the three most damaging effects of hurricanes—wind, storm surge, and rain—rain is one of the most difficult to quantify in advance.
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They found that hunting posed the biggest threat in developing countries, while recreational activities were most damaging to protected areas in more affluent nations.
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Both the EU and Britain have signalled progress in recent days, boosting sentiment in financial markets which fear the most damaging no-deal Brexit.
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" Smith, who has over 140,000 followers, wrote in the post: "Recently insta was voted as the most damaging app to body image/self esteem.
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The most damaging explosion, which hit The Temple in Atlanta, went off around 123:30 am — devastating the synagogue building but causing no casualties.
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"Two of the most damaging childhood adversities are loss of the attachment bond with the parents and childhood physical and sexual abuse," Zayaz said.
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Perhaps most damaging of all to lower-income Americans, the Medicaid expansion, which has been essential to expanding insurance coverage, would be phased out.
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While the source of funds has received the most attention in recent weeks, it is their use that may actually be the most damaging.
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That statement, and the internal division that it exposed for the first time, may have been the most damaging moment of the whole episode.
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But the political activity could not disguise the possibility that the latest escalation of the Russia drama could be its most damaging twist yet.
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Of all the forms of dependency, drug addiction is by far the most damaging to the individual, their family, their community, and our society.
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" Ginsberg shared the legal concerns: "Incarcerating people and giving people criminal records is one of the most damaging things you can do to someone.
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Beyond this, it may be Colonel Vindman's particular strength as a witness that makes his testimony most significant—and most damaging to the president.
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The dance world is riddled with stereotypes: Male dancers are gay, ballerinas are uptight, and — perhaps the most damaging — everyone has an eating disorder.
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If Trump doesn't succeed in destroying our democracy (a big if), his most damaging legacy will be the vast environmental destruction he leaves behind.
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Disreputable corporate executives nationwide are bowing in thanks for Equifax, the credit reporting bureau responsible for the most damaging data breach in American history.
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The United Nations said 2115,1503 people in the Bahamas needed immediate humanitarian relief after the most damaging storm ever to hit the island nation.
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Most of Mr. Trump's early "policy" moves have consisted of sweeping regulatory rollbacks, and many of the most damaging of these face court challenges.
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The EPA has locked in high production levels for the most damaging biofuels next year, while giving essentially no support to the best fuels.
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" Former Fed governor Wayne Angell correctly identifies the tax on phantom capital gains as "the worst aspect of the most damaging tax on capital.
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But the most damaging exposures in the leak by far were Hacking Team's client list and the names of some of the clients' targets.
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Opinion Columnist Friends, reporters, fam: It's time we journalists all considered disengaging from the daily rhythms of Twitter, the world's most damaging social network.
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The big picture: The most damaging part of a trade war is not the tariffs, but the costs associated with the uncertainty it creates.
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The United Nations said 213,2000 people in the Bahamas needed immediate humanitarian relief after the most damaging storm ever to hit the island nation.
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The Thomas Fire is the most damaging fire currently burning in Southern California, scorching 4753,2475 square miles in Ventura County, fire officials said Thursday night.
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The Houston floods make Harvey the most damaging weather event America has experienced since Hurricane Sandy, which walloped New York and New Jersey in 2012.
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But it is in Latin America where his influence has been greatest, and where his legacy—for the left in particular—has been most damaging.
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That is a price most Republican politicians will not pay, and so it is among the most damaging of messages that can possibly be sent.
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So, no, we aren't shedding any tears for the demise of what was arguably one of the most damaging shows on TV in recent history.
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Although Latin Americans say that violence from street crime is the most common sort, the most damaging to their country, they think, is domestic violence.
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Irene's most damaging effects, however, came from rain, which concentrated in bands on the storm's western flank, over the Catskills, Vermont, and northern New Hampshire.
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As monumental as these failures of scientific literacy have been, perhaps the most damaging and confounding has been the left's quixotic fight against nuclear power.
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Some of the most damaging information Montes admitted giving to Cuba, the FBI said, were the identities of four American undercover intelligence officers working there.
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Some 230,2210 people in the Bahamas needed immediate humanitarian relief after the most damaging storm ever to hit the island nation, the United Nations said.
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The United Nations estimated more than 76,000 people were in need of humanitarian relief after the most damaging storm ever to hit the island nation.
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Ultimately, Mueller landed the man who could be the most damaging witness against Manafort, his former partner Gates, who proved to be the star witness.
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The arrest and subsequent execution of Mr. Tolkachev was the most damaging of a series of mysterious spy losses suffered by the C.I.A. in 1985.
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We should also target limits on Chinese investment carefully and surgically, reflecting clear national security interest while addressing China's most damaging improper and illegal actions.
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One is the ability of President Trump's appointees to employ the parts of the amendments I find problematic in the way most damaging to reform.
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The parts of the speech that were most damaging were his harsh and repeated condemnations of both the Iranian government and the Iran nuclear deal.
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Photo: University of East Anglia (flickr)The bright spot, the researchers say, is that all of the most damaging animals seem to be in abundant supply.
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Much of the early focus on Windows XP was the result of the UK's National Health Service, one of the earliest and most damaging WannaCry victims.
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Vindman was one of two witnesses who provided some of the most damaging testimony during Trump's impeachment investigation who were ousted by the administration on Friday.
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These sanctions are due to end in January 2017, however, and there are hopes in Moscow that these most damaging sanctions won't be extended, Weafer said.
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I've lost count of the times I've tried to flee, but the 11 grade stands as my most damaging escape—I dropped out of high school.
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"The most damaging pieces of evidence in the case are the documents, such as tax returns, invoices, bank records and email messages," she told VICE News.
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Among the most damaging was the revelation that political consulting firm Cambridge Analytica harvested private information from the Facebook profiles of 7513 million people without permission.
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While some of Amazon's advances against the publishing industry have gained headlines, many of its most damaging moves have received little coverage outside publishing trade publications.
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One of the most damaging things for hair is a simple wash and dry it because the water swells the hair and messes up the cuticle.
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The most damaging allegations, if true, would be those that suggest senior members of the Trump campaign reached out directly to Russian officials during the campaign.
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Sadly, the most damaging and most likely outcome is that both parties will continue playing politics for the cable news cameras and their social media accounts.
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Of all the news crises Facebook has faced during the past year, the Cambridge Analytica scandal is playing out to be the worst and most damaging.
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Lauzon scored a takedown midway through each round and enjoyed periods of dominance, but Miller looked like he scored the most damaging blows throughout the meeting.
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The United Nations has estimated more than 76,000 people were in need of humanitarian relief after the most damaging storm ever to hit the island nation.
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But the EU appetite for the most-damaging break is low and exposed countries like Ireland and Belgium are not fully prepared to manage ensuing disruptions.
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Jess continually marks the ways oppressive systems are most damaging — the way they force those who are oppressed to hate themselves and identify with their oppressor.
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In the end, the loss of our nation's honor may be the most damaging legacy of this president, and all who remain silent at his side.
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Vindman's testimony was some of the most damaging to date for Trump, who faces the possibility of impeachment as he prepares to run for re-election.
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Vindman, an Army lieutenant colonel, provided some of the most damaging testimony during an investigation by the U.S. House of Representatives of Trump's dealings with Ukraine.
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It's not the most damaging breach on record, but it's a bruising security lapse for a company that claims to be half-decent at this stuff.
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Vindman, whose testimony was among the most damaging collected by impeachment investigators, couldn't let his deposition go by without taking a dig at his womb-mate.
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Though Democrats said "multiple independent sources" had backed up parts of Steele's dossier pertaining to Page, the most damaging aspects "remain unconfirmed," the committee Republicans noted.
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The protracted Brexit uncertainty raises the risk of the most-damaging, abrupt split, triggering contingency plans increasingly from governments on both sides, as well as businesses.
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The most damaging five were collared peccaries (a New-World cousin of the pig), red brocket deer, pacas, agoutis, and spiny rats (the last three being rodents).
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That included one Windows exploit that both North Korea and Russian intelligence services used to create the two most damaging ransomware strains in history, prompting international condemnation.
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So far, those tariffs have kept clear of consumer goods like smartphones or televisions, with the most damaging taxes restricted to intermediary products like soybeans or steel.
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Perhaps most damaging, the investigation showed that a woman wrote to the academy in 1996 to complain of Mr. Arnault's conduct, but the matter was not pursued.
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Instead, Snowden went directly to the most damaging course: He disclosed critical national security secrets to the news media, which printed the secrets for all to read.
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France's Caisse Centrale de Reassurance, a state-owned reinsurance group, said Irma would go down as one of the most damaging disasters in decades on French territory.
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Kaine was eager -- maybe a little too eager -- to interrupt Pence and pepper him with some of Donald Trump's most damaging lines, daring Pence to defend him.
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Among the most damaging developments was the news that Trump's son Donald Trump Jr. and other campaign officials met with a Kremlin-connected Russian attorney last year.
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"We urge you not to pardon Edward Snowden, who perpetrated the largest and most damaging public disclosure of classified information in our nation's history," the representatives wrote.
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While credit card debt itself shouldn't be feared, accumulating too much of it can be one of the most damaging things you do to your financial situation.
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In the series of his most damaging and demeaning tweets yet, President Trump announced on Wednesday that he's banning transgender people from all forms of military service.
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A pair of career diplomats who delivered some of the most damaging private testimony about the Trump administration's pressure campaign on Ukraine will appear together Wednesday morning.
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For Mr. Trump, who suffered perhaps the most damaging week of his yearlong campaign, a forum for evangelical Christians proved to be an unlikely haven, while Mrs.
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The most damaging sanctions, imposed under the Chemical and Biological Weapons Control and Warfare Elimination Act of 1991, blocked exports of sensitive national security goods to Russia.
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Perhaps most damaging of all, though, is the misunderstanding surrounding mental health issues, which results in a stigma that's acutely felt by athletes—and male athletes especially.
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It's a rare album: one that asks us to look into the most damaging part of our soul, and often comes up with more questions than answers.
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The most damaging witness against Mr. Ho was Cheikh Gadio, a former foreign minister of Senegal, who was arrested along with Mr. Ho in the bribery scheme.
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But the fact remains that the major powers of the world have been unable to come up with a viable means of deterring the most damaging attacks.
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The efforts of his network saw centrifuge enrichment technology, and even a weapons design, transferred in some of the most damaging transactions ever for the nonproliferation regime.
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The most damaging part of this incident could very well be the ominous tone or feeling of uncertainty it will cast over the rest of election season.
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One of the most damaging witnesses, Gordon Sondland, the US's ambassador to the EU, was tapped for his role after donating $1 million to Trump's inaugural committee.
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But the most damaging part of the hearing might have been that it sowed doubts among previously friendly Republican senators — doubts that were reinforced by their constituents.
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The accident will soon become one of the most damaging oil-related catastrophes the world has ever seen, even surpassing the damage done during the Deepwater Horizon disaster.
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But the most damaging effect of the Trump campaign is more nebulous and less visible—what are race relations going to look like when Trump leaves the stage?
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And most damaging of all, Trump asked for leniency for Michael Flynn, the fired national security adviser who allegedly lied about his contacts with a top Russian diplomat.
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The most damaging scenario for both sides would see Britain crashing out of the bloc with no agreement to mitigate the disruption in trade, economy and security cooperation.
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But perhaps the most damaging is a separate set of accusations that Democrats plan to use to portray Puzder as having a troubling and regressive attitude toward women.
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Put another way, we should not blame WikiLeaks for releasing our most damaging secrets and/or tools, many of which could negatively impact the world's people and economies.
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Perhaps the most damaging element of the whole effort, though, is that the proposed changes would exclude co-benefits or ancillary benefits from the rule's cost-benefit analysis.
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And he was right about that much: Landrigan said lead exposure is the most damaging for children ages 1-5, because their brains and bodies are developing rapidly.
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Simple inertia and the human tendency to prioritize short-term gains have played a role, but the fossil-fuel industry's contribution has been by far the most damaging.
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Even more alarming, to some Republicans, was Trump's prolonged focus on one of the most damaging episodes from that debate, his criticism of former Miss Universe Alicia Machado.
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"We urge you not to pardon Edward Snowden, who perpetrated the largest and most damaging public disclosure of classified information in our nation's history," the bipartisan letter said.
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The most damaging part of the government response may have been from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, which bungled several early attempts to contain the pandemic.
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Jeff Masters, a meteorologist with the magazine Scientific American, said that if Hagibis proceeds as predicted, it could become one of the most damaging typhoons in Japanese history.
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JAMES GORMAN: But Joe I started my career as a lawyer in Australia working on the 1983 bush fires which were the most damaging in the country's history.
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In both cases, the attorney general downplayed the most damaging aspects of the report for Trump and played up highlights that fit best into the President's political narrative.
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Less than a year before his resignation, Mr. Nixon's attempt to withhold the most damaging recordings of his cover-up conspiracy received support from many members of Congress.
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"Emerging technologies such as solar, wind, and biomass are now competitive in the region and have the potential to replace some of the most damaging dams," said Eyler.
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From 2014-2017, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration observed "the longest, most widespread, and possibly the most damaging coral bleaching event on record" across the world's oceans.
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And, in what farmers say was most damaging to his reelection prospects, he got kicked off the House Agriculture Committee over a tussle with then-Speaker John Boehner.
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Finally (and most speculatively), in the case of Harvey, one of the most damaging aspects is how it hung around in one place, thanks to weak prevailing winds.
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It also raised the stakes on a story that lawmakers, legal analysts and reporters all agreed was, if true, potentially one of the most damaging of Trump's entire presidency.
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The swampy forests that they inhabit are increasingly being cut and drained for palm oil production, one of the most damaging practices currently affecting primate habitat around the world.
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Yet the most damaging thing about America's renewed spasm of climate-change rejection may not be the effect on its own emissions, which could turn out to be negligible.
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Depending on what's most damaging, he can either be an ignoramus with a non-existent attention span or a genius who manipulates the media and the public with ease.
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The past six months alone have witnessed a barrage of deadly extreme weather events, including California's deadliest and most damaging wildfires on record, which followed the state's hottest summer.
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Perhaps the most damaging assumption of all is that the pain women with this condition suffer is "in their heads," — "but this pain is very real," Dr. Groven stressed.
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In fact, though it wasn't readily obvious in the swirl of events last week, the tape tweet is proving to be the most damaging Trump tweet of all time.
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WASHINGTON — Two of the most damaging witnesses against President Trump's will appear on national television Wednesday, when the curtain finally rises on the public phase of the impeachment inquiry.
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Sadly, one of the most damaging side effects of the fiscal profligacy is that it has undermined the correct arguments that we need to address our nation's entitlement programs.
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Trump's moves to build a border wall, though, could be the most damaging to U.S-Mexico relations and the countries joint efforts to help Latin American neighbors, many worry.
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Perhaps most damaging to the Australia post hoc fallacy, however, is the indisputable fact that Australian firearm deaths were already in sharp decline before the 1996 law was enacted.
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"We estimate that there has been a tripling in the rate of the most damaging storms over the last century," Aslak Grinsted, the lead author, previously told Business Insider.
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For the past three years, this crisis has manifested visibly, as reefs around the globe have suffered the longest, most widespread, and most damaging coral bleaching event on record.
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In the 2004 profile, Bergman expressed his belief that the NCAA never proved the academic fraud allegations, which would be the most damaging to his personal Blue Chips narrative.
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Mr. Backman denied playing any role in the most damaging attack on Ms. Aro — a false report in 2016 on MV-Lehti that she was a convicted drug dealer.
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His apprehension, on the same single charge that could have been brought years ago, is the latest development in one of the most damaging affairs in modern C.I.A. history.
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This is the most damaging part of the lack of public discourse around the Republican repeal efforts: There are millions of real lives at stake that could be hurt.
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Among the most damaging charges against Mr. Williams was that he defrauded a nursing home and family friends of money that was designated for the care of his mother.
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That's a far cry from the deep emissions cuts needed to meet the Paris goals, which are a benchmark for avoiding some of the most damaging effects of warming.
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Perhaps the most damaging is the loss of energy and passion that can permeate a business as a result of senior leaders not working together for the greater good.
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Perhaps the most damaging aspect of being a public "Weinstein survivor" is the very real professional cost of speaking up about one of the most powerful men in Hollywood.
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Among the most damaging myths are that being a sexual minority or transgender is a disease, a sin or not normal, says Dr. Coolhart, who specializes in transgender issues.
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The allegations were held until the last minute and used in a way that was both the most damaging and prevented a chance for Kavanaugh to fight back effectively.
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Though Mr. Trump is brazen in his opposition to consumer protections, many of his most damaging attacks are occurring in corners of the bureaucracy that receive minimal news coverage.
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The latest and most damaging example is his interview with the New York Times, in which he said he would not automatically defend NATO countries against attack from Russia.
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Perhaps the most damaging deformation belongs to the all-conquering stage musical "Les Miz," which turns Monsieur and Madame Thénardier — the novel's most egregious characters — into bathetic comic relief.
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It is one of six different FISA-related bills under consideration by Congress at the moment, but by far the most damaging to the privacy rights of American citizens.
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There's a lot of cut footage from any given episode of reality TV, and finding the most damaging moments could end up being like locating a needle in a haystack.
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For one of the most damaging breaches to the U.S. population since the breach of classified vetting files at the Office of Personnel Management in 2015, Equifax got off lightly.
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Among the most damaging things he found, Morris said he found a snapshot for one government contractor, which he did not name, but provided data storage services to federal agencies.
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One of the most damaging blunders last year occurred after the pope admitted he had been wrong to defend a Chilean bishop accused of covering up for a predatory cleric.
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The debate night, which started with a bizarre photo opp for Trump and featured numerous personal attacks, saw Trump aggressive after possibly the most damaging 48 hours of his campaign.
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Most damaging to her story is the fact that every witness she has named has denied being at the party, under penalty of felony — even her best friend, Leland Keyser.
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And yet, what comes across as extraordinarily duplicitous diplomacy and the erosion of trust in American foreign policy is what will ultimately be the most damaging result of the withdrawal.
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"The most damaging thing you can do as an investor is walk away from a signed term sheet," Villi Iltchev, a partner at Two Sigma Ventures, said in a tweet.
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With his signature erudite precision, Pete Buttigieg may have landed the most damaging blows against Bernie Sanders as he exposed the vulnerabilities of a Sanders candidacy in the general election.
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The most damaging allegation was that the team's principal sponsorship with the U.A.E.'s state-owned airline, Etihad, was largely made up of cash infusions from Sheikh Mansour's investment fund.
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However, the lab recently declassified and released documents detailing the spy's highly specialized employment and likely atomic thefts, potentially recasting a mundane espionage case as one of history's most damaging.
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And, of course, the backdrop: The most damaging document so far was the "do us a favor" transcript of the Trump-Ukraine call that was released by the White House.
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Instagram is the most damaging social network to young people's mental wellbeing, and causes feelings of inadequacy and anxiety, according to a survey of around 1,500 14- to 24-year-olds.
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Israeli police landed the most damaging blow yet on Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu Sunday, after two years of investigations, recommending he and his wife be charged in a third corruption case.
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While a deal is possible in December, delays raise the risk of the most damaging scenario of Britain leaving the EU next March without agreements in place to mitigate its impacts.
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The one that started in 2300, and is still going on, has been the longest and most damaging; more than 0000% of the world's coral reefs have been harmed by it.
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And, perhaps most damaging of all, Mr Mueller appears to have unearthed evidence against Mr Trump on other matters, which has in turn helped sparked a proliferating number of additional investigations.
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The most damaging period of violence was between 1983 and 2009, when armed separatist Tamil militants launched deadly attacks throughout the country as part of a sustained guerilla-style military campaign.
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Living in paradise comes with risks for the mostly retired residents in communities around Kilauea, who must also cope with the occasional hurricane - and the rumbling volcano proved the most damaging.
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Sources in the EU's political hub Brussels currently do not expect any Brexit breakthroughs until mid-March, when the risk of the most damaging no-deal Brexit would have grown further.
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In recent weeks, Mueller's investigators have begun to voice their frustration with Barr's handling of the report, reportedly telling associates that Barr's letter left out some of the most damaging information.
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This is the area where cyber attacks can have the most damaging effect, because, if possible, a well-placed hack can bring into question the integrity of the entire electoral system.
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The American Health Care Act largely leaves these regulations in place, but sets up an opportunity for states to apply for a waiver for a few of the most damaging regulations.
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YABUCOA, Puerto Rico (Reuters) - The nonprofit All Hands and Hearts arrived here in January 2018, to fix roofs in the rural town where Hurricane Maria made its first, most damaging landfall.
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Long adversaries of the FBI and CIA, Russian intelligence services could not have predicted that the most damaging actions taken against American intelligence services would come from within the US government.
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Other options were the most damaging no-deal Brexit, or a long delay of the UK's leaving date, Barnier said, adding the factious UK parliament would hold the responsibility for these.
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The former White House counsel sat for hours of interviews and provided contemporaneous notes, which produced some of the most damaging aspects of the special counsel's report on the Russia investigation.
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And Russian hackers used it in the NotPetya attacks, among the most damaging cyberattacks in history, costing hundreds of million of dollars to companies including FedEx and Maersk, the shipping giant.
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But from their position on the high ground, the Democrats may ultimately be able to rally the country behind them to stop what could be the most damaging nomination of all.
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It's not actually clear, moreover, which of Trump's scandals would be most damaging, and it seems far too early to tell whether the Ukraine material might be uniquely problematic for him.
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Editorial In June 2015, the Office of Personnel Management announced that foreign hackers had stolen the personnel records of millions of federal employees, one of the most damaging cyberattacks in history.
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One of the most damaging cyberattacks this year involved ransomware, a form of malicious software that locks up people's data and threatens to destroy it if a ransom is not paid.
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While the EU has already rejected a demand from May for a postponement until June 30, the bloc is not willing to go for the most damaging, abrupt split on Friday.
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"This is the most damaging blow for Saudi Arabia and the United States since 9/11," a former State Department official with experience in the region told the Wall Street Journal.
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Seven months after the WannaCry ransomware ripped across the internet in one of the most damaging hacking operations of all time, the US government has pinned that digital epidemic on North Korea.
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And this week, a new case emerged that threatens to be the most damaging of all, after one of his closest confidants agreed to testify against him in an influence-peddling scandal.
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America's House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence recently published its own verdict on Mr Snowden, calling the leak "the largest and most damaging public release of classified information in US intelligence history".
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Wildfires continue to burn up and down the state of California, with the most damaging blazes located in the picturesque Napa and Sonoma Valley region, about 93 miles north of San Francisco.
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That's according to Bill McDermott, CEO of SAP — one of the world's leading software companies — who says that success can make you vulnerable to one of the most damaging workplace diseases: Complacency.
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A dedicated European Union federalist known for speaking his mind, Asselborn made his comments while outlining with Prime Minister Xavier Bettel their country's preparations for the most damaging no-deal Brexit scenario.
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And with the clock ticking, this instability could lead to a very bad place very quickly -- and see Britain hurtling towards crashing out of the EU in the most damaging way imaginable.
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Harris called Sessions the "extremist architect" of some of the Trump administration's "most damaging actions," and noted her role as a member of the Judiciary Committee in pushing back on Sessions's confirmation.
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But, over the long term, misleading senators could turn out to be one of the dumbest and most damaging things the social network with an impressive history of blunders has ever done.
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More from VICE: Owen's story is the most typical example of this rejection, and perhaps the most damaging, but the stigma against trans amory is much more complex than that story alone.
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Water, both in the form of torrential rains worsened by the islands' high peaks, as well as ocean swells greater than 20 feet will be the most damaging impacts from this storm.
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They have shown him television clips of surrogates who have defended the most damaging moments from Mr. Bloomberg's past, like his defense of racially biased policing practices, more persuasively than he has.
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Until Mourinho can find a way to do that, he will find that these battles keep coming, that the most damaging wounds continue to be inflicted by what feels like friendly fire.
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It comes as governments meet in Poland to try to agree measures to avert the most damaging consequences of global warming, an issue Macron has made a central part of his agenda.
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The attorney general took heat for spiking the most damaging revelations from the Mueller report for the President -- and he's an advocate for the kind of sweeping presidential power that Trump prizes.
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In what Democrats called the most damaging impeachment testimony yet, the top U.S. diplomat in Ukraine drew a "direct line" between President Trump's withholding of security aid and his demand for investigations.
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House impeachment investigators on Friday released the deposition transcript of Fiona Hill, a former National Security Council official whose testimony has been among the most damaging so far to President Donald Trump.
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They learned that tourism was one of the industries with some of the most damaging effects on Oahu, he said, citing overcrowding, a higher cost of living and higher prices for goods.
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On Tuesday, Trump said the military may consider disciplining Vindman, who provided some of the most damaging testimony during an investigation by the U.S. House of Representatives of Trump's dealings with Ukraine.
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"Most damaging has been the overturning of almost 30 years of the traditional joint-employer standard that gave a lot of certainty, clarity and predictability to employees and employers alike," Meade said.
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Potentially the most damaging piece of news for Trump was Cohen implicating the president in an illegal scheme to silence two women from making public their claims of having sex with him.
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So he made a conscious choice to go after what he thought would be most damaging to this president, instead of actually going and following... (CROSSTALK) CAVUTO: Do we know that for sure?
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For Broidy's team, the phone records are evidence of their claim that Qatar's agents not only hacked Broidy's family server but were behind a campaign to send his most damaging emails to reporters.
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The most damaging part of the notion of the "right" time is that people feel pressure to share things before they're ready — and that's really the most important part, according to Dr. Greer.
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The bizarre campaign's most damaging storylines — including Trump's repeated assertions that Clinton enriched herself at government posts and multiple sexual assault allegations against Trump — have only marginally affected how voters view the candidates.
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After perhaps the most damaging political week any presidential candidate has ever endured, Trump went to Detroit to deliver a hastily prepared economic speech intended to make peace with the Republican Party leadership.
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Perhaps most damaging were the numerous reports of sexual harassment and discrimination at the company, which led to an external investigation into complaints that eventually resulted in more than 20 employees being fired.
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Its manager, Kwon Jang-hee, is passionate about protecting children from the ill effects of the internet, and above all of smartphones, which he considers most damaging of all because of their omnipresence.
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The most damaging proposals include deporting nearly 28500 million undocumented immigrants from our nation, building a wall along the entire U.S./Mexico border and singling out Muslim neighborhoods for invasive video camera surveillance.
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Earlier this week, he denied claims made in Mueller's report stating that he had ordered former White House counsel Don McGahn to fire Mueller, one of the most damaging charges in the report.
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And it offered a reward for one of the most damaging recent leaks in British political history, after Darroch's cables ended up emblazoned across the front of this week's "Mail on Sunday" newspaper.
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The figures alone are staggering, but newly-released photography and drone footage brings the devastation of what's now known as the deadliest and most damaging wildfire in California's history into sharp, visceral focus.
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Below, you'll find answers to some of the many questions we wish we knew when we were younger, as well as address some of the biggest, most damaging myths about the V-card.
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If Johnson is able to win in all the places he hopes, he may also be able to undo the most damaging effect of Theresa May's failed 2017 election, the Conservative-DUP coalition.
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While certain facts remain in dispute, this much is clear: The most damaging accusations against him turned out to be demonstrably false, unsupported by existing evidence or contradicted by Sheriff Shoar's own sources.
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In announcing his retirement, Roe touted his work to dismantle the 2010 health care law, describing the "great progress in reversing some of" what he called "the most damaging effects" of the measure.
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"As the 2020 U.S. presidential election approaches," Mr. Nimmo added, "it is vital to be wary of potential interference, but it is equally important to understand what forms of interference are most damaging."
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They need to persuade people in the middle and missed an opportunity by spending most of their time questioning their experts rather than Turley, whose testimony was potentially most damaging to President Trump.
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The omissions raise questions over whether Erdogan may have withheld the most damaging allegations related to the case, in an effort to hold further sway over bin Salman and US President Donald Trump.
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This includes criticism of its deals for: T-Mobile: "The most damaging deal was the one not done," because the record breakup fee gave T-Mobile the capital to become a viable competitor.
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The North would dismantle the Yongbyon nuclear complex, an aging facility at the heart of its nuclear program, for an end to the sanctions most damaging to its economy, those enacted since 2016.
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The 2010 Fourmile Canyon fire, for instance, burned through 6,181 acres, destroyed 161 homes, and cost more than $10 million to extinguish, making it one of the most damaging fires in Colorado history.
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LITTLE DESIRE FOR "NO-DEAL" BREXIT But, despite Macron's impassioned resistance to prolonging the Brexit uncertainty to no end, there is precious little appetite in the EU for the most damaging "no-deal" Brexit.
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Del Rey, $28 Princess Leia struggles to keep the New Republic together and discover the truth about a mysterious external threat — but the most damaging revelation of her life is about to be made.
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And while he is one of almost two dozen potential witnesses on investigators' wish list, his testimony could prove to be the most damaging depending on where he comes down on the ideological spectrum.
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The record is astonishing considering the endless investigations and the obstruction from Congress, the dead-end impeachment fiasco and, perhaps most damaging, the endless undermining of his every initiative by a left-wing media.
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The most damaging may be when Clinton used the story of Alicia Machado, the former Miss Universe who says Donald Trump called her "Miss Housekeeping" as a way to counter sexism on Trump's part.
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According to astrobiologists at Cornell University, life could in theory evolve to survive in the high-radiation environment of an active M dwarf, by converting the star's most damaging rays into harmless visible light.
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A new University of Chicago paper, recently cited by the website Zero Hedge, suggests that former Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke's unconventional monetary policies were among the most damaging ever implemented on the global stage.
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"Tomorrow, House Republicans may vote to pass one of the most damaging bills for women in the history of the country," House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi said at the event at the Washington Hilton.
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But Mueller's nuanced report, a decision to avoid a prosecutorial recommendation and an aggressive administration effort to defuse some of his most damaging findings neutered the impact of the report he published in April.
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One of the most damaging came from an unlikely source: a 14-year-old Hong Kong boy, who announced online that the city would soon be placed under quarantine and designated an "infected port".
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Once you've got your team set up in the counsel's office, assemble the most damaging information that relates to the investigations and give it all to the press in its full and correct context.
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She will therefore be able to invert the narrative, explaining how a Parliamentary vote to reject the deal would produce a "cliff-edge Brexit," which "Remainers" previously argued would be the most damaging kind.
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Perhaps the most damaging part of the myth of the anti-hero is the premise that unscrupulous protagonists are good or great at what they do, that they are somehow redeemed by their abilities.
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"Never has there been a more important time for LDF to confront voter suppression, one of the most damaging vestiges of discrimination," the organization's president and director-counsel Sherrilyn Ifill said in a statement.
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No clear future Perhaps the most damaging post-Nassar hit to USA Gymnastics came Monday, when the US Olympic Committee said it wants to revoke USAG's status as the sport's governing body in America.
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Bipartisan legislation such as the SUPPORT for Patients and Community Act made medical treatment for opioid addiction more available and accessible while getting tough on some of the most damaging drugs flooding our streets.
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The first public hearing in the impeachment inquiry is scheduled to take place Wednesday, with two of the most damaging witnesses against President Donald Trump expected to vividly detail his pressure campaign in Ukraine.
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Ship noise, which tends to be chronic, low frequency, and far longer-reaching than high frequency noise, could be the most damaging form of global noise pollution, given its current scale and predicted growth.
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The third, and arguably the most damaging of the lot, was the oddly incredibly pernicious myth that that the mashup was anything but a horrific assault on the ears and minds of a generation.
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It is a testament to the perverse fiscal priorities of this administration and Republicans in Congress that this is only the second most damaging anti-poor document they've put out in the past month.
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The big picture: The 2017 Atlantic hurricane season was among the most damaging on record, causing tens of billions in damage and possibly more than 4,000 deaths between the mainland U.S. and Puerto Rico.
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However, Buocco insisted that the outcome was most damaging for former Prime Minister Matteo Renzi, who also hopes to make a comeback after losing a referendum and stepping down from office in late-2016.
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Though the review argues that "perhaps the most damaging deformation belongs to the all-conquering stage musical 'Les Miz,'" it is likely that it is through that musical that students know the work best.
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As the Bahamas contend with the aftermath of the most damaging hurricane to have ever hit the country, those looking to help and offer their support can do so in a variety of ways.
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The conventional wisdom is that injecting fluids into basement rock is more dangerous than injecting into sedimentary rock because the largest faults, which potentially can make the most damaging earthquakes, are in the basement.
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Perhaps most damaging to the United Nations, which regularly presses governments around the world to pursue accountability, Mr. Ban and his aides have all along claimed immunity from prosecution under a longstanding diplomatic treaty.
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But the most damaging thing that happens when we leave pleasure out of sex ed is that we allow girls to go on thinking that sex is something that's not really for or about them.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Finnish Prime Minister Antti Rinne said on Wednesday he still hoped for a last-minute Brexit deal so that the European Union and Britain do not descend into a most damaging, chaotic split.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Finnish Prime Minister Antti Rinne said on Wednesday he still hoped for a last-minute Brexit deal so that the European Union and Britain do not descend into a most damaging, chaotic split.
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But their friends, China in particular, could also have other ideas, such as an initiative within the United Nations Security Council to soften — on humanitarian grounds — the most damaging sanctions affecting the North Korean population.
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Let's focus on the top three most damaging misconceptions: Love or hate those Congressional Republicans trying to repeal the ACA, either way, the system is in deep trouble and has fallen well short of expectations.
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In the most damaging allegations, Amaral said Aloízio Mercadante, a Workers' Party veteran who has served as Rousseff's chief-of-staff and is now education minister, offered to pay him to keep quiet last year.
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Most damaging have been his appointment of Jeff Sessions as attorney general, Sessions' swift rollback of Obama-era reform policies and the harmful rhetoric that has often stigmatized immigrants and people of color as criminals.
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Most damaging for the Workers' Party, most helpful to Bolsonaro, a vast enquiry into corruption – known as Operation Car Wash – revealed over the past few years corruption in every party, including the ruling Workers Party.
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The exact path of the storm's center will be crucially important, since the most powerful winds and most damaging storm surge flooding will be generated by the right side, or eastern flank of the storm.
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Erickson could be implicated Butina's cooperation may be most damaging to the American who is mentioned 15 times in Butina's plea documents as "US Person 1" and is directly implicated in the criminal conspiracy -- Erickson.
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He went on in that interview to say that legal immigration — the lifeblood of the United States — was the most damaging kind, apparently because the country does not have a racial test that favors whites.
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Her assertions of would-be uprightness, & and her denials in the face of the most damaging evidence to the contrary, shows her utter recklessness on questions of fact & and her cynicism shocked me very much.
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What to expect: First up on Wednesday is the top U.S. diplomat in Ukraine Bill Taylor, whose explosive closed-door testimony last month has been described by many Democrats as the most damaging to Trump.
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American officials and independent cybersecurity experts say that Iranian malware attacks on Saudi Arabia have been among the most damaging of such assaults in history, causing at least tens of millions of dollars in damages.
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Perhaps most damaging, she was tainted by 1990s trade deals associated with her husband, former President Bill Clinton, that cost the Midwest, and Ohio in particular, many jobs, a point Mr. Trump hammered away at.
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But unlike his former boss, who provided some of the most damaging testimony in the report by special counsel Robert Mueller and was accused by Trump of leaking, Eisenberg has a legendary reputation for secrecy.
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Trump said his statement did not prejudge "the specific boundaries of the Israeli sovereignty in Jerusalem," but its most damaging aspect was to give strong implicit backing to Israel's claims, with no mention of Palestine's.
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Laporta, the 14th witness to testify for the prosecution, was the most damaging yet for Manafort in the first trial arising from Special Counsel Robert Mueller's probe of Russian meddling in the 2016 U.S. election.
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Data from a series of aerial and underwater surveys shows that a heatwave in summer 2016, which saw sea temperatures in Australia reach record levels, triggered the most damaging and widespread coral bleaching event on record.
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The big picture: For the last three or so years, the U.S. has been on the receiving end of some of the most damaging cyberattacks in history, climaxing with Russia's hacking of the 2016 presidential election.
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In one of the most damaging cases, Spanish journalists in 2013 published chummy text messages Rajoy sent to the Popular Party's ex-treasurer, who was then awaiting trial on allegations of masterminding an illegal financing scheme.
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When Starr investigated, the most damaging case that he could find against President Clinton revolved around his perjuring himself about oral sex in an effort to hide his private life from prosecutors, legislators and the media.
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The pipeline amendment, and another amendment covering investment in privatisations of state assets, were "potentially the most damaging to Russian equities," Barry Ehrlich, a Moscow-based analyst at Citi, said in a brief note to clients.
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His final remarks after roughly 11 hours of testimony did not focus much on the statements of Cooper and Hale, but instead noted some of the most damaging claims made by Sondland earlier in the day.
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What if, when we experienced a shortfall in energy supply, whether caused by clouds, a windless day or a surge in demand, every person knew that these most damaging power plants were going to turn on?
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Pennsylvania's Sixth District: Democratic Air Force veteran Chrissy Houlahan is strongly favored Perhaps the single most damaging impact of the new map on Republicans' House prospects was the redrawing of this district, represented by Republican Rep.
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Even after playing a full 90 minutes for the second time in three days, and even after the most damaging league defeat in his six seasons as a Stoke City player, Cameron had plenty to say.
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In a report by Britain's Channel 4, Cambridge Analytica's CEO, Alexander Nix, claims he orchestrated the online viral growth of some of the most damaging and false narratives about Hillary Clinton -- including the "Crooked Hillary" slogan.
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"It isn't the first time Indonesian judges showed no concern for evidence in a high-profile case, but it could be one of the most damaging," Ms. Jones wrote in a commentary for the Lowy Institute.
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One of the most damaging mistakes that Barack Obama made when he was in the White House was to shy away from the electoral battlefield when the future of Congress and state legislatures was at stake.
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His most damaging comments came right at the beginning when he said the administration's main assertion — that North Korean leader Kim Jong Un is ready and willing to give up his nuclear weapons — isn't the case.
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Perhaps one of the most damaging repercussions of fears surrounding public restroom use — and its greatest fallacy — is that the people who are most often hurt are the very people mainstream society has fought to exclude.
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Officials still believe the most damaging part of Mueller's report for Trump was its broad depiction of the President as unethical and dishonest -- and not any specific allegation that he worked to short-circuit the Mueller probe.
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The Commission has also charged Google with using its Android mobile operating system to crush rivals, a case that could potentially be the most damaging for the company, as it is the system used in most smartphones.
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One difference in the current scenario is that the scandal-tainted President is expected to be on the ballot himself in 2020 -- and Trump has shown a staggering capacity to sidestep even the most damaging political scandals.
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The EU competition enforcer has also charged Google with using its Android mobile operating system to crush rivals, a case that could potentially be the most damaging for the company, with the system used in most smartphones.
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Attenborough's comments came as top climate scientists meeting in South Korea approved a United Nations report to assess whether global temperatures can be kept in check this century to prevent the most damaging effects of global warming.
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On Sunday, Ekrem Imamoglu of the center-left CHP won by a stunning 9.2%, dealing Erdogan the most damaging electoral defeat of a political career that began when he was himself elected mayor of Istanbul in 1994.
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Trump's hubris was on display in the most damaging moment of his campaign, the release of a decade-old video showing him boasting about how his power and wealth meant he could make unwanted advances on women.
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BRUSSELS, Oct 16 (Reuters) - Finnish Prime Minister Antti Rinne said on Wednesday he still hoped for a last-minute Brexit deal so that the European Union and Britain do not descend into a most damaging, chaotic split.
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" Ryan's "Better Way" plan calls for repealing "the most damaging Medicare provisions contained in ObamaCare" and adopting "bipartisan reforms that make Medicare more responsive to patients' needs" while also "updating payment systems that are outdated and inefficient.
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These three transactions are not the only examples of AT&T's recent questionable M&A – the push into the Mexican wireless market, for example, has also severely underperformed expectations – but they are the largest and most damaging.
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While the Woolsey Fire was much less deadly than the Camp Fire — the explosive blaze that killed 86 people and left the town of Paradise almost completely in ashes — it was still among the state's most damaging.
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Some of these scandals related to fraud, but perhaps the most damaging one concerned the discovery that the Spanish authorities had been using an unlawful paramilitary force to kill the terrorists of ETA, the Basque separatist group.
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"Most damaging for businesses and investment," analysts at the Swiss bank UBS said in a report on Tuesday, "is perhaps rising uncertainty caused by lasting trade disputes, which could delay or significantly change business and investment decisions."
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And if oil companies' wish list is granted by Trump officials eager to appease shale oil billionaires like Harold Hamm, it'll be one of the dumbest, most damaging things the administration has done for this polluting industry.
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Los Alamos: Newly released information on a recently discovered fourth Soviet spy at the wartime New Mexico lab, home to the U.S. atomic bomb program, indicates that his espionage may have been the most damaging of all.
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Two of those resignations were potentially the most damaging, because they were in direct opposition to her so-called Chequers plan for withdrawal from the EU: Boris Johnson as foreign secretary and David Davis as Brexit secretary.
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Unfortunately, the predictable hand-wringing from liberals in response to the Jerusalem decision runs the risk of reinforcing some of the most damaging and self-serving myths about what is happening on the ground in Palestine/Israel.
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U.S. Ambassador to the European Union Gordon Sondland provided some of the most damaging testimony here He said he spoke directly with Trump about the effort to pressure Ukraine and said other top administration officials were involved.
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In April 2017 — after the last known incident in which the Chinese hackers used the NSA tool, but before the US indictment prompted that operation to go dark — Shadow Brokers released their most damaging set of NSA tools.
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Some of the hackers behind DNC attack may have had access to the organization's network for about a year according to DNC officials, giving them ample time to hunt for the most damaging documents without fear of detection.
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Essentially, Trump and his team are disputing Comey's account on substance, saying that he is lying about his most damaging claims, most notably that Trump attempted to influence the Russia investigation, particularly as it pertains to Michael Flynn.
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"In one of the most damaging Media File Jacking attacks, a malicious actor can manipulate an invoice sent by a vendor to a customer, to trick the customer into making a payment to an illegitimate account," said Symantec.
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And he handed his critics the most damaging ammunition yet in making their case that he is somehow compromised by Russia -- or at a minimum insufficiently critical of the Russian leader and his efforts to undermine American democracy.
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But in their very modesty—the most damaging detail in Mastromonaco's book is that Obama once wore a mock turtleneck—they serve as a more devastating indictment of the current administration than a campaign-style book ever could.
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But most damaging for the court, one of its early champions, South Africa, announced last week that it would leave, too, saying that the court's writ was "incompatible" with its ability to resolve political conflicts in its neighborhood.
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But Mr. Jones warned that fire season was far from over, pointing out that 17 of the 20 most damaging fires in the state's history — fires in which the largest number of buildings burned — occurred after Sept. 1.
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Pokies aren't the only major form of gambling in Australia — casinos account for around 20 percent of gambling losses here — but they remain by far the most profitable for operators and most damaging for gamblers, gaming opponents say.
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The most damaging could be a Justice Department examination of a real estate deal in Montana involving Mr. Zinke's family and a development group backed by David J. Lesar, the chairman of Halliburton, the giant energy services company.
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On the other hand, he wrote the majority opinion in one of the most damaging decisions in the court's modern history, Citizens United, which opened the floodgates to unlimited spending in political races by corporations and labor unions.
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It's not that they don't matter: I had a few really tricky battles that I effectively solved via a custom item build that allowed me to maximize the effect of key weapons and weather the most damaging counterattacks.
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SYDNEY, Feb 7 (Reuters) - The east coast of Australia welcomed the heaviest drenching in years on Friday, dousing some of the country's most damaging and long-running wildfires and easing a drought that has crippled farming across two states.
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Distance from Trump Trump's interactions with much of the National Security Council staff have been fleeting, and he has made a point of announcing that some of the most damaging testimony against him comes from people he doesn't know.
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Among the most damaging was the finding by Parliament's ethics commissioner that he had been wrong to press Jody Wilson-Raybould, his attorney-general, to intervene in the prosecution for bribery of SNC-Lavalin, an engineering firm in Quebec.
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The cyclone, which struck last week as a category four storm, one rung below the most damaging category five, has now left a disaster zone stretching 1,000 km (600 miles) and subsequent flooding has claimed at least four lives.
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" Trevor Johnson, a gay man who was raised Mormon but resigned his membership after getting engaged, said, "When I first came out, the most damaging thing was feeling like people didn't believe me that I was attracted to men.
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"We will hear what the new prime minister has to say when he comes to Brussels," Timmermans said, but warned against the most-damaging scenario of the United Kingdom leaving without an agreement in place to manage the fallout.
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Less than a decade removed from the most damaging and downright criminal financial crisis since the creation of the SEC, it is mind-boggling that the president would nominate someone so close to the very perpetrators of that crime.
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Cyclone Debbie, which struck last week as a category four storm, one rung below the most damaging category five, has left a disaster zone stretching 1,000 km (600 miles) in Queensland, with subsequent flooding claiming at least six lives.
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It came about 30 minutes after one of the most damaging moments of Trump's presidential campaign: when a recording became public showing Trump bragging about grabbing women's genitals in previously unaired footage from a 2005 interview with 'Access Hollywood.
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But for many Floridians, exposed to days of alerts that this might turn out to be the most damaging storm to hit the state since Hurricane Andrew in 693, there was a sense of having dodged a freight train.
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The most damaging revelations about child sexual abuse have centered on scandals in towns like Ballarat, the hometown of Cardinal George Pell, who this year became the highest-ranking Roman Catholic prelate to be formally charged with sexual offenses.
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This is what Trump did when Khizr Khan, the father of a slain American Army officer, criticized Trump's treatment of Muslims at the Democratic National Convention — and it was one of the most damaging moments of his entire campaign.
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He can be remembered for championing a progressive movement that inspired a new generation of leaders, or he can be remembered for contributing to the election and reelection of the most damaging leader that our country has ever known.
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Two of the most damaging revelations came during Mulvaney's Thursday presser: That Doral would host the G-7 and the admission that aid for Ukraine was tied to an investigation into Democrats involved in the 2016 election lead-up.
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SAO PAULO/BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazil's top court released plea-bargain testimony on Friday accusing President Michel Temer and his two predecessors of receiving millions of dollars in bribes, the most damaging development yet in a historic political corruption probe.
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Still, the scope and scale of the lawsuits — some of which include previous accusations of abuse that did not produce convictions, sometimes because too much time had passed — paint a devastating picture of youth sports at its most damaging.
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Aides expected the president to either watch the full hearing later in the day on TiVo, or — potentially worse — simply skip to coverage on Fox News or CNN, where Mr. Comey's most damaging comments were playing on a loop.
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"I think the most damaging evidence against Chapo Guzmán were the wire intercepts in which he's negotiating sources of supply," said Vigil, who spent more than a dozen years working with the DEA in Mexico and along the border.
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Many analysts believe that investigations being pursued by the US Attorney's Office for the Southern District of New York that are now delving deep into Trump's business empire could ultimately prove the most damaging legal threat to the President.
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As governments from around the world began a two-week conference in Poland to try to pin down measures to avert the most damaging consequences of global warming, the protests highlighted how costly some of those actions are likely to be.
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In the early post-election days, a number of the most damaging notes have been struck by Donald Trump's children, who attracted a lot of favorable comment when they were given starring roles at the Republican National Convention during the summer.
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The latter outcome, in which the U.K. would be forced to revert to World Trade Organization rules, would be the most damaging economically, shrinking the country's forecast growth by 8 percent over a 473-year period, according to the analysis.
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The latter outcome, in which the U.K. would be forced to revert to World Trade Organization rules, would be the most damaging economically, shrinking the country's forecast growth by 8 percent over a 15-year period, according to the analysis.
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This snail species is "one of the most damaging" in the world, according to the US Department of Agriculture, because they reproduce quickly -- about 1,200 eggs in one year -- and eat at least 500 types of plants, including peanuts and melons.
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Three pollutants cause most worry: nitrogen dioxide (a gas emitted in vehicle exhausts), ozone (a triatomic form of oxygen which harms the lungs) and tiny particulates, the smallest of which are the most damaging as they get deep into the lungs.
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" The authors of the paper on opioids said that although opioid dependence is the third-most damaging substance-use disorder after tobacco and alcohol, "coverage of interventions to prevention of opioid related harms to health is woefully inadequate in most countries.
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Monday marked the 50th anniversary of the start of the Cultural Revolution, but there were no official commemorations and no signs the party plans to loosen its tight grip over the historical narrative of one of its most damaging episodes.
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The most damaging email leaks came in March when someone went after Elliott Broidy, a 60-year-old American hired to lobby for the UAE, and whose company, Circinus, has received more than $200 billion in defense contracts from the country.
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Because his older brother was in possession of some of the country's most closely guarded secrets, Mr. Ling, should he seek asylum, could potentially be one of the most damaging defectors in the 66-year history of the People's Republic.
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Democratic members on the committees, who have been thirsting for months to have Mueller testify publicly, told Axios they see the hearing as an opportunity for Mueller to educate the American public on the most damaging aspects of his report.
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"We will hear what the new prime minister has to say when he comes to Brussels," Timmermans said, but warned against the most-damaging scenario of the United Kingdom leaving without a transitional agreement in place to manage the fallout.
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Why it matters: The mistakes — ABC's Brian Ross on Michael Flynn's plea, financial outlets on a Mueller subpoena of bank records, and CNN on an email about WikiLeaks — give Trump fodder for one of his favorite, and most damaging, tropes.
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But both the EU and UK have also stepped up preparations for the most damaging scenario in which they fail to finalise the deal and Britain crashes out from the bloc with no agreement in place to manage the fallout.
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In March of 123, The New York Times broke the news about Clinton's use of a private email server during her tenure as secretary of state, which in retrospect turned out to be the most damaging story of the entire campaign.
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And while Trump has spent much of the his first six months in office fighting back allegations that his campaign colluded with Russian intelligence, all the available polling data suggests that health care is the most damaging issue facing his administration.
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The bloc insists its no-deal preparations must be unilateral, time-limited and only seek to mitigate the most damaging disruptions that would be caused by the worst-case Brexit scenario so that the price of walking into it is high.
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And yet Mr. Trump's proud dodge should draw attention to one of America's most damaging weaknesses: The nation does not manage to provide its people with a minimum standard of well-being, something commonplace across the rest of the industrial world.
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May, Mr. Trump did confirm perhaps the most damaging element of the report in The Sun, which quoted him saying that the prime minister had rejected his advice about how to approach Brexit and was therefore headed down a damaging path.
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Although Mr. Ames's treachery was almost certainly the most damaging breach of American intelligence since World War II — Moscow executed several operatives whom he had betrayed — Washington's response was considerably less severe than it would have been in Soviet times.
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Since then, however, questions have been raised about the reliability of Barr's 'principal conclusions,' after Mueller's team reportedly began complaining to associates that the letter had left out the most damaging information, including summaries they'd prepared for quick release. Rep.
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Scientists discovered decades ago that CFC-2000 and other manufactured chemicals used as refrigerants and aerosols and in the production of insulating foams were destroying the ozone layer, which shields humans, crops and animals from the most damaging solar rays.
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The dynamic is probably most damaging to Senator Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota, who lacks the national brands of Mr. Sanders and Ms. Warren and has predicated her success on a strong finish in Iowa, where she is polling in fifth place.
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In what Democrats called the most damaging impeachment testimony yet, William Taylor, the top U.S. diplomat in Ukraine, drew a "direct line" between President Trump's withholding of security aid from Ukraine and his demand for investigations into his political rivals.
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According to Kristina Hallett, a clinical psychologist based in Suffield, Connecticut, and an associate professor at Bay Path University, the idea that DID is fake or that patients are making up their reported symptoms is the most damaging myth out there.
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Washington (CNN)Federal prosecutors say former Donald Trump campaign aide Rick Gates should receive probation for his work with special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation, a major boost for one of the most damaging witnesses against the Trump campaign for Mueller.
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Everyone knows that the most sensitive information and, potentially, the most damaging, is not being released to the general public at this time, and is available only to the committee and to the special counsel, Robert Mueller, behind closed doors.
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Potentially the most damaging counts that Cohen pleaded guilty to appeared to implicate Trump directly when he admitted to making payments to two women at the direction of an unidentified candidate for political office, who appeared to be the president.
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The EU on Tuesday finalised legislation to lean on in case of the most-damaging no-deal Brexit and mitigate the worst disruptions in fisheries and transport between the bloc and the UK, as well as prolong student exchange programmes.
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Starting today, Democrats will do everything they can to put the most damaging testimony against President Trump in front of the public — while Republicans try to put as much distance as possible between Trump and the efforts to pressure Ukraine.
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A move to withdraw from the alliance, in place since 1949, "would be one of the most damaging things that any president could do to U.S. interests," said Michèle A. Flournoy, an under secretary of defense under President Barack Obama.
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But both the EU and UK have also stepped up preparations for the most damaging scenario in which they fail to finalize the deal and Britain crashes out from the bloc with no agreement in place to manage the fallout.
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But President Donald Trump withdrew the United States from the deal in May, calling it flawed to Iran's advantage, and reimposed far-reaching U.S. sanctions in phases, with the most damaging oil and banking penalties taking effect on Nov. 275.
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The 2015 deal is aimed at avoiding some of the most damaging effects of climate change by holding warming to "well below" 2°C, or 3.6°F, above pre-industrial levels, with an aspirational target of limiting the rise to 1.5°C.
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One of the most damaging moments in the campaign came when Comey announced October 28 that the FBI was looking into emails found on the computer of Huma Abedin, Hillary Clinton's assistant, that could possibly be related to the State Department email scandal.
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For Stone, one of Corsi's potentially most damaging assertions is that the two men worked together on a "cover story" for a tweet by Stone in August 2016 that appeared to predict a later release of emails of Clinton campaign chairman John Podesta.
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The type of air pollution that is most damaging to humans is caused by "fine particulate matter," where particles from smoke or soot less than 2.5 micrometers in diameter are present in high numbers (you'll see this referred to as PM 2.5).
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There's some truth to this—he beats Trump by 54 percent to 39 percent in the NBC/WSJ poll—although it ignores the fact that the most damaging attacks against Sanders, related to his older far-left politics, have never been made nationally.
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Cyclone Debbie, which struck last week as a category four storm, one rung below the most damaging category five, has left a disaster zone stretching 1,000 km (600 miles) in the northeastern sate of Queensland, with subsequent flooding claiming at least four lives.
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"And now, what has been a four-hour-long hearing, we heard from Michael Cohen what might be the most damaging testimony for a president since former White House Counsel John Dean testified against President Nixon during the Watergate hearings," O'Donnell said.
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And it goes on for-- DRISCOLL: Well I think so much of this has to do-I think the timeline has the most damaging thing for people here because people using a bureaucratic term when they say, `an investigation was opened&apos.
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Any deal between May and fellow EU leaders must be endorsed by both the EU and British parliaments, another hurdle to clear to avoid the most damaging scenario of Britain leaving the bloc with little in place to mitigate the economic shock.
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Hurricane Katrina weakened to a Category 3 storm just before it made landfall in 2005, but its huge size and the large waves generated when it was a Category 5 were enough to make it the most damaging hurricane in American history.
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We must continue to push for repeal, including dismantling the most damaging aspects of the law like the individual mandate, employer mandate, medical device tax, and the provision that gives employers an incentive to use part time workers rather than hire full timers.
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Armed with great skepticism, I found myself won over by the show's handsome designs, sharp acting and (for the most part) impressive singing, and came to admire the adroitness with which the director, David Auxier, defused the work's most damaging cultural land mines.
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Although Mr. Ames's treachery was almost certainly the most damaging breach of American intelligence since World War II — Moscow executed several operatives whom he had betrayed — Washington's response was considerably less severe than it would have been in Soviet times, or now.
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So on Thursday morning, Trump tried to refute on Twitter one of the report's most damaging revelations — that he tried to get then-White House counsel Don McGahn to order Mueller's firing via Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein just a month after Mueller was appointed.
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A few recent studies do suggest that I'm not alone: A group of students who limited their social media usage saw a significant decline in depressive symptoms, and a survey in the U.K. found that Instagram is the most damaging for young people's mental health.
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Her testimony comes a day after Taylor offered what Democrats described as some of the most damaging testimony yet — in which the top diplomatic official to Ukraine linked the administration's decision to withhold roughly $400 million in aid to demands for politically motivated investigations.
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"One of the most damaging legacies of Section 28 was that schools have found it difficult to provide fully inclusive sex and relationship education—struggling to respond to the diverse needs of their learners, rather than following a 'one size fits all' approach," Williams explains.
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Her testimony comes a day after William Taylor offered what Democrats described as some of the most damaging testimony yet — in which the top diplomatic official to Ukraine linked the administration's decision to withhold roughly $400 million in aid to demands for politically motivated probes.
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A torrent of stolen emails released by WikiLeaks — most damaging to the Democrats and Hillary Clinton — have marked the 2016 race in what U.S. intelligence officials say is an unprecedented attempt to by Vladimir Putin's government to undermine trust in the U.S. election process.
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But the most damaging aspect of the sanctions has probably been that debt-heavy Russian banks lost the ability to borrow money from US banks, pushing them into a serious cash crunch, which in turn has had a ripple effect on the country's economy.
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Within 23 hours, he and Paul were facing callout videos from Ethan Klein, Kavos and, perhaps most damaging, PewDiePie, who named the sponsorship as an "oopsie," and called promoting the website "a bad idea in general," especially considering both Le and Paul have young fans.
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Here are the three most damaging quotes from that testimony that effectively smear the president but don't provide the ammunition Democrats would need to impeach or even further wound him politically: A few moments later, the President said, 'I need loyalty, I expect loyalty.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The House committees leading the impeachment probe of Republican President Donald Trump will release a transcript on Wednesday of the deposition of Ambassador William Taylor, the top U.S. diplomat in Ukraine whose statement was viewed as one of the most damaging to date.
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Use of a Shamoon variant would be significant because related viruses have been used in some of the most damaging attacks in history, beginning in 2012 when it crippled tens of thousands of computers at Middle Eastern energy firms Saudi Aramco and RasGas Co Ltd.
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Taylor has provided the House Intelligence Committee with some of the most damaging details on the White House's effort to pressure Ukraine into investigating one of the president's potential rivals in the 2020 election, former Vice President Joe Biden, and his son, Hunter Biden.
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Just two days before the second presidential debate, a 2005 tape of Trump talking about grabbing women inappropriately — easily the most damaging piece of audio to emerge in a campaign season with plenty of bites to choose from — is sent to The Washington Post.
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The no-bid contract, which pays $7.25 million, is listed as a "sole source" acquisition, meaning the IRS has determined Equifax is the only business capable of providing this service—despite its involvement in potentially one of the most damaging data breaches in recent memory.
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The most damaging storm to strike the island nation, Dorian killed at least seven people, but the scope of the destruction and a humanitarian crisis was still coming into focus as aerial video of the Abaco Islands in the northern Bahamas showed wide devastation.
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JERUSALEM — The Israeli police recommended Sunday that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu be indicted on bribery, fraud and other charges, accusing him of trading regulatory favors for fawning news coverage, in what is potentially the most damaging of a series of corruption cases against him.
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That's because Democrats also believe their best evidence came at the outset: the transcript of a July 25 call between Trump and Zelensky, released by the White House in September, that appears to confirm the most damaging elements of the testimony they have received.
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A few of Harris' supporters believe the most damaging result of her exit, in addition to the lack of diversity in the current candidate pool, is the impact it could have on black female candidates who decide to run for office in the future.
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In Reddit's case, this inconsistency is reflected in the site's ongoing accommodation of what's arguably the single most damaging community on the site: r/The_Donald, which became the major hub of Donald Trump's alt-right supporters in the lead-up to the 2016 election.
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Searching the Internet and asking her growing network of contacts in the Canavan world about treatment options that could somehow help her babies, she hit the jackpot when she found a promising gene therapy that will likely halt – and even reverse the disease's most damaging symptoms.
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But perhaps the most damaging part of the ruling is that it embraces the legal status quo that has allowed corporate power to reach unprecedented levels, and thoroughly rejects an attempt to rethink the way antitrust law can be used to keep that power in check.
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The report found both Romania and Italy (which fell from 149th to 133rd in the rankings) to have the most damaging reported cases of modern slavery in the EU. The Romanian National Agency against Human Trafficking in Persons (ANITP) outlined its anti-trafficking efforts in an email.
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Instead, he's continued to argue that his relationship with Priebus, who fought his appointment as communications director, may not be salvageable and that (albeit in a somewhat disguised and very passive aggressive manner) Priebus is the person responsible for many of the White House's most damaging leaks.
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WASHINGTON, Nov 6 (Reuters) - The House committees leading the impeachment probe of Republican President Donald Trump will release a transcript on Wednesday of the deposition of Ambassador William Taylor, the top U.S. diplomat in Ukraine whose statement was viewed as one of the most damaging to date.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Only a few U.S. states are taking significant steps to reduce hurricane risks, as a study this week showed the most damaging storms are now three times as frequent as a century ago and have become the costliest type of disaster, scientists said.
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In fact, one of the most damaging witnesses to testify against Trump so far is one of his own loyalists: Gordon Sondland, the US's ambassador to the EU. Sondland is a hotel executive who was tapped for the ambassadorship after donating $1 million to Trump's campaign.
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The military operation to expose and destroy what his government described as tunnels into Israeli territory began two days after the Israeli police recommended that Mr. Netanyahu be indicted on bribery, fraud and other charges — the third corruption case against him and potentially the most damaging.
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The report was released in partly redacted form, prompting Democrats to seek access to the full, unredacted version — and to accuse Attorney General William Barr of spinning the report's findings with misleading public statements and of potentially covering up the most damaging parts under lines of redaction.
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Editorial You know it's a bad day for the White House when the president's former campaign chairman is charged with money laundering, tax fraud, making false statements and failing to register as a foreign agent — and that is only the second most damaging story of the morning.
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Letters To the Editor: Re "A Racist Post, a TV Apology, a Trump Gripe" (front page, May 31): The most damaging, insidious and hateful words and actions by President Trump are not the meanspirited, divisive language used against his own government employees as well as the public.
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"Maksim Yakubets allegedly has engaged in a decade-long cybercrime spree that deployed two of the most damaging pieces of financial malware ever used and resulted in tens of millions of dollars of losses to victims worldwide," Assistant Attorney General Benczkowski said in a press release.
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Tuesday's quake -- the strongest and likely the most damaging of a series of quakes that have hit the island since December 28 -- left a man dead, caused dozens of homes and structures to crumble and cut power and water service to swaths of the island. Gov.
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The most damaging messages included conversations among Boeing pilots and other employees about software issues and other problems with flight simulators for the Max, a plane later involved in two accidents, in late 2018 and early 2019, that killed 20163 people and threw the company into chaos.
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"Maksim Yakubets allegedly has engaged in a decade-long cybercrime spree that deployed two of the most damaging pieces of financial malware ever used and resulted in tens of millions of dollars of losses to victims worldwide," Assistant Attorney General Brian Benczkowski said in a statement.
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Perhaps the two most damaging claims are an allegation of ongoing collusion between Trump campaign officials and Russian intelligence, facilitating the sharing of sensitive information beneficial to both sides; and an allegation that Russia has video footage of Trump watching sex workers engage in a sex act.
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Vindman causes trouble for an earlier witness Vindman's testimony appeared to include some of the most damaging accusations yet, providing more details of the off-the-books foreign policy operation that Trump was running in Ukraine with the help of his lawyer Rudy Giuliani and several other loyalists.
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Two days before Trump created a weeks-long news cycle by accusing a judge of being biased because of his Mexican heritage, Clinton faced one of the most damaging news items of her candidacy when the State Department's inspector general released a scathing assessment of Clinton's private email use.
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The Shamoon virus was used in some of the most damaging cyber attacks in history, starting in 2012 when it crippled tens of thousands of computers at Saudi Aramco and RasGas Co Ltd in the Middle East - attacks that cybersecurity researchers said were conducted on behalf of Iran.
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According to Bloomberg, Holmes is apparently planning on fighting the charges by going after John Carryrou, the Wall Street Journal reporter who revealed many of the most damaging details about Theranos in a series of articles and characterized the company's conduct as unethical and unauthorized experimentation on patients.
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When it comes to that question, the evidence suggests that the most damaging "Clinton email" stories were, by far, the ones that emerged from the FBI's criminal investigation into whether she broke classification law by setting up a private email server during her time as secretary of state.
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These two actions have released the coal industry from two of its most damaging regulatory shackles – as the passage of my resolution gave the supply side of the industry a fighting chance, while President Trump's executive order has given the demand side, the generating business, desperately needed relief.
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At a moment when the media was focused on next week's UN General Assembly, the golf ball tweet served to shift the national discussion to two of the most damaging subjects for the President: his loss of the popular vote to Clinton and his history of disrespecting women.
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But perhaps the most damaging leak of all was discovered around the time of Mr. Martin's arrest in August 2016, when a mysterious group calling itself the Shadow Brokers announced an online auction of a long list of software exploits the N.S.A. used to break into foreign computer networks.
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Murray's reasoning was extensive, looking into the effect Race and the lessons he offered had on things like tactics, coaching and cultural insularity, but he might have added another: The most damaging impact Race had on successive generations of fans and players was the narrative arc of his adventures.
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"The most damaging thing that happened during the course of those events... was the leak over the Easter weekend at the very top of the company, and which to my knowledge there has been no investigation whatsoever," Sorrell told a packed event in Cannes organized by The Drum publisher.
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But news that the Southern state was being stripped of hosting two rounds of the nationally popular "March Madness" Division I men's college basketball tournament next spring could prove the law's most damaging fallout yet for the Republican seeking re-election in November, political experts said on Tuesday.
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But where the Facebook co-founder pledged to "focus on addressing some of the most important issues facing our community," he conveniently ignored some of the most damaging, ongoing problems that the company has shown little desire to solve, opting instead for quick fixes or simply pretending they don't exist.
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The latest revelations seem to be the most damaging yet, providing some damning evidence that high-level members of the Trump campaign were having conversations with Russians who they thought had clear connections to Russian government and were willing to engage with them in search of damaging information about Clinton.
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Democrats have reached a make-or-break moment on impeachment: For the first time, Democrats will bring their impeachment inquiry to the American public on Wednesday as they seek to showcase the most damaging testimony about President Trump's contacts with Ukraine and elevate their case that he is unfit for office.
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But revised testimony from U.S. Ambassador to the European Union Gordon Sondland, released Tuesday by House Democrats, presents some of the most damaging evidence to date that there was a quid pro quo that tied military aid for Ukraine to the country's government fulfilling Trump's desire to see certain investigations.
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Here's what we know so far: * A rough transcript of the call on July 25 between Trump and Zelenskiy confirmed the whistleblower's most damaging allegation - that Trump asked Zelenskiy to investigate Burisma, a Ukrainian energy company on which Hunter Biden, the son of Joe Biden, had served as a board member.
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Because the same society that taught some people they were heroes, saviors, inheritors of the Manifest Destiny ideal, taught me I existed only in the background of their stories, doing their nails, diagnosing their illnesses, supporting their love interests — and perhaps the most damaging — waiting for them to rescue me.
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Donaldson, who served as then-White House counsel Don McGahn's top deputy, provided Mueller with some of his most damaging evidence that Trump sought to interfere in the Russia probe, which the FBI launched in 2016 and Mueller and his team took over after Trump fired FBI Director James Comey.
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The new joint employer standard was one of the Obama-era NLRB's most damaging regulations and the Save Local Businesses Act is important legislation which sends a message to both workers and small businesses that their government is committed to restoring the balance of power in workplaces across the country.
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In 2016, someone using the name Shadow Brokers appeared online, posting bizarre blog rants alongside incredibly powerful tools created by NSA's Tailored Access Operations unit, the crème de la crème of US hackers, that had never been made public, a breach regarded as among the most damaging in the history of US intelligence.
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Su's run as one of the most damaging Chinese spies of his generation would end in the summer of 2014, when he was arrested in Canada on a US-issued warrant five years after he sent his first instructions to his co-conspirators in China detailing targets for hacking inside the United States.
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And without a side by side like this many people believe that this is how people look "naturally" 🙈 And for me social media is the most damaging place where images are made to look 'real and candid' but in reality 100 pics were taken and then they were photoshopped or FaceTuned.
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"For years, American farmers have been calling for protections against the most damaging, unfair and deceptive practices confronting family farms across the country," Agriculture Secretary Tom VilsackThomas James VilsackUSDA: Farm-to-school programs help schools serve healthier meals OVERNIGHT MONEY: House poised to pass debt-ceiling bill MORE said in a statement.
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But what the crowd did not see was perhaps the most damaging loss of all: In the postgame news conference, Yankees Manager Aaron Boone revealed that shortstop Didi Gregorius, one of the most important players on the team, had sustained torn cartilage in his right wrist in Saturday's 3-2, 11-inning victory.
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A recent report from the Climate Impact Lab projects that the most damaging effects of climate change will be concentrated in "hot, poor countries" in regions such as Latin America and Southeast Asia, and in sub-Saharan Africa, where climate change is already associated with falling crop production due to record-setting drought.
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They have been responsible for some of the most damaging national security leaks, from Edward Snowden's release of National Security Agency files, to the ongoing Wikileaks dump of classified CIA source codes for the tools the CIA uses to hack into mobile phones, computers, Wi-Fi networks, online chat and calling services, and more.
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Fortunately for Zuckerberg, in the time since he told CNN that he might not be the most qualified person at the company to testify, Facebook has already gotten ahead of some of the most damaging conclusions—like that all of its two billion users should already assume their data made it from Facebook to like, whoever.
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Yet fully 13 months and eight covers hence—though he finds himself trailing Hillary Clinton in the polls and weathering the storm from one of the most damaging controversies to hit is campaign so far—Mr Trump is still a worryingly serious contender for the big job with less than four weeks to go until election night itself.
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Trump's most damaging scandal may have been his two-week political fight with the Khan family, but even there, the fact that Trump attacked the Khans' religious faith was of secondary interest to questions like whether attacking a Gold Star family of immigrants would offend veterans and non-whites who might otherwise have voted for him.
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"On election day, DDoS is likely to be the most damaging attack scenario, as it can severely cripple the voting process by taking down crucial supporting services and infrastructures," says Igal Zeifman, director of marketing at Imperva Incapsula, referring to the type of attack that would take down servers and machines by overloading them with remote requests.
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"The administration's attempt to eliminate protections for the 22019 million Americans with pre-existing conditions is just the latest -- and potentially the most damaging -- example of the coordinated effort by congressional Republicans and the Trump administration to sabotage the Affordable Care Act, driving up uninsured rates and out-of-pocket costs for Americans," the Democrats said.
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Here's what we know so far: - A rough transcript of the call on July 25 between Trump and Zelenskiy confirmed the whistleblower's most damaging allegation: that Trump asked Zelenskiy to investigate whether Biden, while vice president, blocked an anti-corruption probe into Burisma, a Ukrainian energy company on which his son Hunter Biden had served as a board member.
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The longest-running investigation was conducted by John Chilcot, a retired British civil servant, who took 2.6 million words to report that Prime Minister Tony Blair helped President George W. Bush and Vice President Dick Cheney mislead their countries into a war with Iraq in 2003 that was one of the most damaging blunders in history.
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"The idea that financial planning and wealth management are just for millionaires is one of the biggest misconceptions among Americans, and one of the most damaging," Joe Vietri, senior vice president and head of Schwab's retail branch network, says in the study, adding that those who do have a written plan also tend to have good financial habits.
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Madrid sits third in La Liga, behind not only Barcelona but also its city rival, Atlético; it is out of the Copa del Rey; and, most damaging of all, it was eliminated by Ajax in the last 16 of the Champions League last week, losing the second leg of the tie by 4-1 at home.
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The hours of Mr. Guzmán speaking openly about the innermost details of his empire not only represented the most damaging evidence introduced so far at his drug trial in New York, but were also one of the most extensive wiretaps of a criminal defendant since the Mafia boss John Gotti was secretly recorded in the Ravenite Social Club.
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"The administration's attempt to eliminate protections for the 130 million Americans with pre-existing conditions is just the latest — and potentially the most damaging — example of the coordinated effort by congressional Republicans and the Trump administration to sabotage the Affordable Care Act, driving up uninsured rates and out-of-pocket costs for Americans," the Democrats said.
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Democrats will control the first 45 minutes of each hearing, giving them a chance to set the table for the public with every witness, Democrats have the benefit of knowing what these witnesses said privately, so they'll be teeing up carefully worded questions to try to elicit the most damaging version of events for Trump that they can.
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On Friday, just when its leaks had appeared to slow, the group released what appears to be its most damaging leak so far: a trove of highly classified hacking tools used to break into various Microsoft systems, along with what it said was evidence that the N.S.A. had infiltrated the backbone of the Middle East's banking infrastructure.
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Letters To the Editor: With all the coverage The Times has been giving to the new "tax reform" plan being touted by Republicans, little attention is being paid to what could easily be its most damaging provision: the repeal of the Johnson Amendment, a move that would allow churches and other tax-exempt houses of worship to engage in political activities.
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Trump hinted publicly at his desire to cut back on those who could participate in his calls amid hearings in the House impeachment inquiry, saying that some of the most damaging testimony against him came from people he doesn't know -- including Vindman, whose credibility stemmed from their apolitical roles and proximity to Trump's calls, White House officials previously told CNN.
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After Hurricane Katrina in 2005, which was until Harvey the most damaging hurricane in US history, employment in New Orleans crashed and stayed low for months, as this chart from the Bureau of Labor Statistics shows: Even accounting for all of these factors, the best dollar assessment of a disaster still leaves out the values of degraded ecosystems, displaced cultural heritage and ruined lives.
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For the first time, Democrats will bring their impeachment inquiry to the American public on Wednesday as they seek to showcase the most damaging testimony about President TrumpDonald John TrumpGOP senators balk at lengthy impeachment trial Warren goes local in race to build 2628 movement 28500 Democrats make play for veterans' votes MORE's contacts with Ukraine and elevate their case that he is unfit for office.
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S&P, which has long said Brexit poses a threat to Britain's economy, said the expected bigger parliamentary majority for May's Conservative Party after the election might give her more flexibility to strike a "viable" Brexit deal with the EU. That might reduce the risk of an abrupt "cliff-edge" Brexit with no transitional arrangement for Britain, an outcome that could be most damaging for the economy.
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" "In Trump's World, Reality Is Negotiable" Brian Lowry emails: Tom Nichols has been one of the most bruising Never Trumpers, but he makes a really sobering point in The Atlantic about what could be the most damaging legacy of the Trump presidency and his attacks on the press and experts -- namely, the idea that "reality itself, like everything else in Trump's world, is negotiable.
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As one fund manager told Reuters, working out how all this will pan out for the euro zone's fourth largest economy is "so complicated it makes Brexit look like a walk in the park," but here are some of the best guesses so far: This is the scenario - considered unlikely by many analysts — that could prove most damaging to Spain's overall financial position, its economy and government borrowing costs.
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But most damaging of all is the PA's crisis of legitimacy, which stems from several factors: the failure of the PA to deliver a peace deal, the growing authoritarianism of Abbas (including the fact that elections have not been held for almost a decade), the corruption scandals involving Abbas's sons and the cronyism that plagues the PA, and the PA's security collaboration with Israel and increasingly oppressive actions against protests.
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But it was the expression of her wink-wink governing strategy that seems to be the most damaging revelation of all, a somewhat nuanced admission that she believes in keeping two sets of political books, one for the powerful insiders who really run things, another for the overly excitable under-informed hoi polloi who just don't understand that the ruling class has everything figured out, more or less.
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The record The most damaging arguments made in the first two rounds of litigation were based on President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's intemperate campaign statements and later presidential comments on banning Muslims.
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Read more:Trump slams impeachment as 'the greatest witch hunt in American history' after the House passed a resolution formalizing the inquiryTrump's top Russia official quit the day before his impeachment testimony, and he is looking like the most damaging witness yetFormer national security adviser John Bolton asked to testify in House impeachment inquiry Meet Alexander Vindman: The refugee, Army colonel, and Purple Heart recipient testifying about his concerns over Trump's Ukraine dealings
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Read more:Here's every way Republicans have tried and failed to defend Trump as the impeachment inquiry snowballsOne of Trump's most damaging witnesses is on the frontlines of Ukraine's war, only days before his public impeachment testimonyLindsey Graham's latest defense of Trump is that his policy is too 'incoherent' to do a quid pro quo with UkraineTrump-world is still determined to out the Ukraine whistleblower, but it's too late for it to matter
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" Local news outlets in Nebraska have cast some doubt on Carlson's version of what happened in Sidney, and Singer's firm, Elliott Management, responded with a Medium post in which it claimed that Cabela's financial health was far worse than Carlson detailed, adding that it felt the coverage was "motivated less by sincere concern over layoffs and more by a desire to twist any set of facts to portray Elliott in the most damaging light possible.
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Scott PruittEdward (Scott) Scott PruittEnvironmentalists renew bid to overturn EPA policy barring scientists from advisory panels Six states sue EPA over pesticide tied to brain damage Overnight Energy: Trump EPA looks to change air pollution permit process | GOP senators propose easing Obama water rule | Green group sues EPA over lead dust rules MORE has been ousted as head of the Environmental Protection Agency, but what may be the most damaging aspect of his legacy still looms.
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Among the report's findings: • Concentrations of major greenhouse gases in the atmosphere are also increasing to new records • Arctic sea ice levels remain very low, and there was "significant and very early melting" of the Greenland ice sheet • Major events of 2016 included Hurricane Matthew, the most damaging wildfire in Canadian history, floods, droughts and heatwaves If 2016 does indeed set a new record, 16 of the 17 hottest years on record will have been in this century, the agency said.
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Article continues after the video below Related: Watch our short film on the new frontier of virtual reality gaming When I open my Mega Drive version of the game today, the first things to fall out, before a chunky manual that barely fits into its designated space, are several pages of my own handwritten notes: on how to pull off each character's most damaging moves, and more importantly to a teenager in the era of fatalities, how to completely obliterate the opposition.
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Article continues after the video below Related: Watch our short film on the new frontier of virtual reality gaming When I open my Mega Drive version of the game today, the first things to fall out, before a chunky manual that barely fits into its designated space, are several pages of my own handwritten notes: on how to pull off each character's most damaging moves, and more importantly to a teenager in the era of fatalities, how to completely obliterate the opposition.
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Prosecutors said Evil Corp was to blame for an "unimaginable" amount of cybercrime during the past decade, with a primary focus on attacking financial organizations in the U.S. and the U.K. "Maksim Yakubets allegedly has engaged in a decade-long cybercrime spree that deployed two of the most damaging pieces of financial malware ever used and resulted in tens of millions of dollars of losses to victims worldwide," said Brian Benczkowski, assistant attorney general in the Justice Department's criminal division, in remarks.
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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 on Thursday said he did not order former White House counsel Don McGahn to fire Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerMueller report fades from political conversation Trump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony MORE, denying some of the most damaging testimony for the president in the special counsel's report on the Russia investigation.
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The shockingly violent, depressingly predictable backlash in the American South to the end of slavery, and to the attempt to make freed slaves equal members of society, is the central concern of "Reconstruction: America After the Civil War," a four-hour PBS series written and narrated by Henry Louis Gates Jr. (It shows in two-hour installments, on Tuesday and on April 16.) Among the many lacunae in Americans' knowledge of their own history, our hazy notions of Reconstruction and its overthrow — essential to an understanding of so much in our own times, from the civil rights movement to today's mirror-like rise of white nationalism — may be the most damaging.
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