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1
However, SAFE believed
harm
to
animals might not always be so obvious.
2
It's about preventing
harm
to
American companies, one of the people said.
3
His legal team argues the article caused serious
harm
to
his reputation.
4
It certainly hasn't done any
harm
to
sales of her latest single.
5
The biggest unknown is whether there has been serious
harm
to
patients.
6
Refining oil contaminants are complex and cause serious
harm
to
the environment.
7
It would do no
harm
to
follow up with some direct questions.
8
It is to deal
harm
to
ages hence; but it is done.
9
Dear god, I didn't mean for any
harm
to
come to you.
10
What's the
harm
to
individuals or families that might follow from intrusion?
11
Both sides would suffer economic losses and
harm
to
their international reputations.
12
Maybe it won't do her any
harm
to
take a week off.
13
I do not enjoy causing
harm
to
others of my own kind.
14
Living in the world, and doing no
harm
to
aught that lives.-Fo-pen-hing-tsih-king.
15
A creeping every-man-for-himself attitude that risks causing further
harm
to
Everton's campaign?
16
There's forty-six cannon there which could do
harm
to
the Dutch ships.
harm
to
harm