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Meanings of harm to in English

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