These developing countries also are most hurt by global warming.
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The people most hurt and put in danger were ordinary Americans.
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Conagra and the midtier companies are probably going to be the most hurt.
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Domestic companies have been the most hurt in the run-up to the referendum.
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In particular, rural demand and investment are likely to be most hurt by demonetisation.
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White applicants would be most hurt if Asian-American admissions rose, the plaintiffs said.
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It is the home countries of emigrants, however, that have been most hurt so far.
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If there is another tech bust, it will be the employees who will be most hurt.
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Elodie seems to be the most hurt, explaining that she, unlike Tabitha, showed Moe her stash.
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And the very people who will be most hurt are the ones who voted for it.
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Over the last few years, those who feel the most hurt by YouTube's changes are creators.
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The new "flexibility" it gives to states will ensure that the most vulnerable are the most hurt.
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He targeted his message to the very people who have been most hurt most by those issues.
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Tesla could be the U.S. automaker most hurt by a trade war with China, says one analyst.
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The people who will be most hurt by this action are, somewhat ironically, high-income Obamacare enrollees.
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In philanthropy, there is little belief in the efficacy of collective action led by those most hurt by problems.
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Moreover, the rhetorical focus on rural communities ignores many of the people who are most hurt by the digital divide.
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And children that are most hurt by the lack of funding for upgrades are in lower-income communities of color.
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Regulation that requires lots of staff to take down offensive posts will most hurt small startups, which can least afford it.
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"I think where I was most hurt is that you would think I would never care about your business," she said.
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The places that will be most hurt by undercounting will be places that have higher populations of immigrants, documented and not.
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And so the folks who are most hurt by the abortion ban are also the folks that are the most stuck here.
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Those who will likely feel most hurt if the Vatican eventually does realign its political relations with Taiwan are the island's 300,000 Catholics.
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Trump has threatened to impose tariffs on all goods imported from China and has argued that China will be most hurt from the taxes.
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She's showing that the very backbone of the community is the one that is being most hurt and disrespected, which I thought was amazing.
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However, Meghan went on to share that she was most hurt by the fact that her father had spoken against her husband in the media.
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What most hurt "Solo" was the "fatigue factor" of a May "Star Wars" film following a December one, said Paul Dergarabedian, senior media analyst for comScore.
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CNBC did a deep dive through the most recent Wall Street research to see what stocks analysts fear will be most hurt by the latest tariff.
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The Asian economies most hurt would be Korea, Taiwan, Vietnam and Malaysia because they export durable goods and demand is more sensitive to changes in import prices.
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Charts compiled by Torsten Slok, chief economist at Deutsche Bank Securities, show Louisiana is the state most hurt by the tariffs, followed by Alaska and South Carolina.
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It also would be the most hurt if Trump starts to play hardball with China, but it would also be a large beneficiary to a domestic infrastructure program.
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Noor Mohammad Faiz, the head doctor in Mazar-i-Sharif hospital, said four bodies and 120 wounded, most hurt by flying glass, had been brought to the hospital.
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And it cannot make up for the faults in the rest of the bill, which would most hurt people in states at the epicenter of the opioid crisis.
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HARF: But those average men and women you&aposre talking about, the blue collar Americans, they&aposre the ones that are most hurt by a lot of these tariffs.
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Of course, most customers could probably care less about licensing term negotiations, so the people paying for the content are the ones who are most hurt by the dispute.
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Even if her support among Latinos is less overwhelming than her campaign might presume, she's probably the candidate most hurt if less-informed Latinos don't show up to caucus.
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"The effects of the administration's actions will most hurt the very consumers, small- and medium-sized businesses, manufacturers, farmers and workers the administration wants to protect," the letter said.
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Quarterly results should detail which companies were most hurt by lost production due to Harvey, and which benefited most by being able to boost refining runs as margins peaked.
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The move highlights efforts made by the global smartphone industry, one of the tech sectors most hurt by the virus outbreak in China, to minimise the impact on business.
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But while he has plenty to say about green cards, the concept of "brain drains" and Islamophobia, he genuinely seems most hurt by Obama's staff and their move to cut him.
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But American farmers, who largely fit this mold, are among those most hurt by tariffs, as they remain locked out of one of the largest and fastest-growing markets in the world.
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And though it is a bastion of liberal policies, its urban public school systems are the most hurt by the state's limits on how much money can be raised in property tax.
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Bear in mind that the places that are already poorly served by private insurers, and would therefore be most hurt, are relatively poor, rural areas — places that overwhelmingly voted Trump last year.
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Those countries, perched at the sweltering latitudes where farmers will be most hurt by climate change, must in turn work out how to reach upper-middle-income status without replicating China's emissions path.
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Falcon accused the government of buying votes and dirty tricks to boost turnout among poor voters most hurt by widespread food shortages and hyperinflation in what was once Latin America&aposs wealthiest nation.
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Like other crop observers, MARS said rapeseed rather than cereals had been most hurt by drought so far, with farmers reducing sowings and also replacing some struggling rapeseed plants with other crops like spring barley.
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The proposal would most hurt states where Democrats dominate because those states tend to charge higher state and local taxes and provide more government services, with the result that their residents take larger federal deductions.
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" While the Democrats have suggested that they will also consider offering assistance to corporations, the relief effort should start "from the bottom up," Schumer told NBC News, "targeted at the people who are most hurt.
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Bespoke Investment Group created an index of the major retail names it thought would be most hurt by Amazon, called "Death by Amazon," and it was trading at a four-year low as of Monday.
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A few have also been talking about how to help frontline communities, those most hurt by the effects of climate pollution, and fossil fuel communities, who are vulnerable to dislocation by the clean energy transition.
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But even looking at a best-case situation, the answer is still straightforward: No. Even if you care only about the workers most hurt by new immigrant labor, Mr. Trump's proposals simply aren't worth the cost.
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American farmers, a key constituency for Trump as he eyes re-election in 2020, have been among the most hurt by his trade war with China, a key buyer of U.S. farm exports before the dispute began.
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Here are a few: Trump has supported health care bills hard on the Rust Belt It's in the details of many of the health care plans proposed thus far where the Rust Belt sees the most hurt.
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"Survivors of child sexual assault in Boston, who were first betrayed by Law's cover-up of sex crimes and then doubly betrayed by his subsequent promotion to Rome, were those most hurt," SNAP said in a statement.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Michigan is likely to be the state most hurt by changes to the NAFTA trade agreement, according to a Fitch Ratings report released on Wednesday, as U.S. President Donald Trump renewed threats to scrap the deal.
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The hospital had a 14-bed emergency room, a maternity unit and a surgical unit and had seen an uptick in wounded patients in the last weeks, most hurt in clashes and in the bombing campaign, the group tweeted.
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NEW YORK, Aug 30 (Reuters) - Michigan is likely to be the state most hurt by changes to the NAFTA trade agreement, according to a Fitch Ratings report released on Wednesday, as President Donald Trump renewed threats to scrap the deal.
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I presume he'll come roaring back once Dany is back in town (and/or once the dragons become more integral to the plot), but he's easily the character who's been most hurt by the sense that the show is marking time.
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But it was Moore's history of sexist comments about women, both jokingly and not, that appeared to most hurt his prospects, with Republican senators including Joni Ernst citing those remarks for their opposition to, or at least hesitation over, Moore.
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If you have the time and the energy to spare, do what you can on the local level, whether that's supporting candidates who will help thwart Trump's agenda, or volunteering for community organizations that will help those most hurt by his policies.
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"Survivors of child sexual assault in Boston, who were first betrayed by Law's cover-up of sex crimes and then doubly betrayed by his subsequent promotion to Rome, were those most hurt," according to a statement after his death from Survivors Network of those Abused by Priests.
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We must now fight a "war on violence," he says, which seems to include a war against police violence, but one fought with a companion understanding that the "police play a crucial role in the effort to maintain social order" and that the most vulnerable among us are those most hurt by the loss of order.
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Although the Democratic contenders were not the ones responsible for managing the election, those who were heavily staking their presidential aspirations on doing well in Iowa will invariably be caught up in the drama of an intramural party election that went off the rails and will be the ones most hurt by the delay in results.
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The people I spoke with were angered for the Asian-American students most hurt by these admissions standards — the children of working-class Asian immigrants who don't have the connections and guides to lead them through an admissions process that still favors the sort of skills that upper-middle-class and upper-class kids pick up almost by second nature.
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"My greatest fear, and I hope I'm wrong, is that the Russians, or maybe it's the Iranians — they've already started working on these things, they've already conducted penetrations of campaigns, and they're getting set to go to the next stage of conducting an infowar at the time that will most hurt the candidates that are in key states," he said in an interview with Recode.
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The comment period on the planned new tranche of U.S. duties - which covers 3,805 product categories - is much shorter than in previous rounds and could potentially leave Trump in a position to trigger those tariffs by the time he meets Xi. U.S. farmers are among those most hurt by the trade war, with soybean sales to China plummeting and U.S. soybean futures hitting their lowest level in a decade.
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The comment period on the planned new tranche of U.S. duties - which covers 3,805 product categories - is much shorter than in previous rounds and could potentially leave Trump in a position to trigger those tariffs by the time he meets Xi. U.S. farmers are among those most hurt by the trade war, with soybean sales to China plummeting and U.S. soybean futures hitting their lowest level in a decade.
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Many fighters welcomed the ceasefire to help alleviate plight of civilians most hurt by aerial strikes but remain deeply skeptical about Russia's readiness to get the Syrian army to stick to the terms of a cessation of fighting in several de-escalation zones that Russia has already announced Moscow had already began to deploy military police in several areas across Syria such as in southwestern Syria where "de-escalation" zones had been announced.
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After she signed a recording deal with Forward Music, A-Mei's voice appeared on Chang Yu-sheng's album, Red Passion, which was released in July 1996, and she sang a duet song titled Love Most Hurt Most. In December 1996, she released her debut album, Sisters. The title song featured A-Mei's mother and sisters on background vocals. In June 1997, A-Mei released her second studio album, Bad Boy.
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She is "most hurt" that Oliver spoke to his colleague, Specialist registrar Mo Effanga (Chizzy Akudolu) privately about her state of mind, rather than discuss it with her first. Arfwedson thought it would be a "shame to lose" the on-screen romance as they have a "a lovely partnership". Zosia decides to give Oliver another chance. She tracks him down to a bar but finds him drunken and kissing staff nurse Cara Martinez (Niamh Walsh).
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The attacker (who turned out to be a type of serial killer known as a 'hero homicide') was later killed. After this incident, Morgan insisted she keep a gun; however, it is never shown whether she took this advice. She was romantically involved with fellow FBI Technical Analyst Kevin Lynch (played by Nicholas Brendon). Garcia seems to have been the one most hurt by JJ transferring out of the Behavioral Analysis Unit.
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The Mitchells also form a new rivalry with Janine Butcher (Charlie Brooks), as she was the one responsible for hitting Danielle with her car and causing her death. Ronnie is the most hurt about this and struggles to cope. She starts another relationship with Jack Branning (Scott Maslen), leading to their engagement. However, upon realising she wants another baby, she leaves Walford for a while, selling her portion of the club to Jack, who in turn gives it to Archie.
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Jean then gets on an Air France flight to return to Paris, but before she leaves he says he'll give her a call. Brody then calls his friend Alfie and says that he wants to "push a certain Humpty Dumpty off his wall". He says he wants to know the heads of the top corporations in New York City, heavily involved in aircraft sales to South American countries, specifically those most hurt by competition from Concorde. The credits begin over footage of a Concorde in flight.
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Kerkapoly accepted between the most unfortunate financial relations (after Menyhért Lónyay joint Minister of Finance happened appointing) the portfolio of the Finance Minister. He initiated many significant reforms in his quality. The negotiations with few successes continued with the Austrian ministry and the national bank attacked the monarchy's credit case organization by this time for its alteration. Most hurt the confidence sowed in him however, much unfair one and onto a charge embittering him his 158 million big public loans not achieved with big fortune between the heavy relations supplied an occasion.
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Maximillian "Wizard" Epper was a Canadian born professor who taught at Trinity College in Dublin, teaching Jack West, Jack's future wife Zoe Kissane & two Scottish students (his personal favourites) Lachlan & Julian Adamson "The Cowboys". He first met Jack when he joined the class he was teaching and they went on from there. In 1996, Wizard was involved in saving Lily. Wizard and Lily have always hit it off, so naturally Lily was one of the most hurt when Wizard died tragically, killed by Jack's father, Wolf, in Five Greatest Warriors at Genghis Khan's arsenal and tomb.
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Clarkson herself compared it to her 2004 hit single "Since U Been Gone". The third, "Dark Side", is a mid-tempo track about a longing to be loved and accepted unconditionally, while "Honestly" longs for the truth, even when it's hard. Clarkson wrote "You Love Me" following an incident that she thought would break her, which she described as the most hurt she has ever been in her life, and while writing about it she was able to get it out of her system. It has Clarkson laying her anger at her emotional abuser's feet and features heavy guitar in its chorus.
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In contrast to the Reds' and Cardinals' bad luck, the defending American League champion Kansas City Royals made the postseason despite owning the fourth-best full-season record in their division and posting a losing record overall (50–53). Notably, the format allowed the second-half National League East champion Montreal Expos to make the playoffs, the only time the Expos franchise would make the postseason in their 36-year stay in Montreal and their only postseason appearance of any kind until 2012, long after the team became the Washington Nationals. Ironically, the next time there would be a significant players' strike, 13 years later in 1994, the Expos would be end up being the team most hurt by the season's abrupt end. The Cardinals and Pittsburgh Pirates ended up playing the fewest games of any team at 102.
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We do not see Ottokar during his rise to power, however the implications are that the same essential traits that propelled him forward are, when unmoderated, those that bring him down: his sense of greatness and historical importance in the world mark him out as a mighty leader, yet also lead him to see others as merely pawns in his personal game; his pride is clearly a strong motivating factor for him, but also clouds his judgement; he is a determined warrior, yet does not know when to fight and when to resort to diplomacy. Inevitably, the other characters in the play are less fully examined, and are defined more by the reaction that they bring about in Ottokar than having real depth in themselves. Margerete, Berta, and Seyfried Merenberg are in their own ways loyal to Ottokar, however they are all turned against him when he does not return their loyalty. Zawisch and Kunigunde are duplicitous, and yet Ottokar places much faith in them, and is most hurt when they betray him as his star falls.
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The full extent of the "Cambridge Five" spy ring was not known at the time that Fleming wrote From Russia, with Love, but the question of the mysterious "Third Man" that preoccupied the public provided hints there was a wider Soviet spy ring in the British government, of which Burgess and Maclean were only a part of. The Burgess-Maclean affair, especially the revelations of 1955, painted British intelligence in a very unflattening light, and was used by the American Congress as a reason why not to repeal the 1946 McMahon act which restricted information about nuclear weapons that the United States was willing to provide its allies. The MacMahon act was a major issue in Anglo- American relations at the time, and was the subject of much resentment in Britain. The way in which the Burgess-Maclean affair seemed to confirm the American charge that British spies were no match for Soviet spies, and hence proved the need for the MacMahon act, was one of the aspects of the affair that most hurt British egos.
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