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Meanings of harmful in English
Usage of harmful in English
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Pesticides exposure causes usually harmful effects to the environment and human health.
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Government claims to raise public revenues from the sale of harmful products.
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The American Psychological Association has called the treatment harmful to young people.
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Ms McGill said it can send a harmful message to young people.
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The most harmful rootkit, however, would access your voice and text messages.
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Financial players say keeping investors out of the market could be harmful.
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Potential beneficial and harmful effects of computer use by children are discussed.
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The industry and some lawmakers called the ban unnecessary and economically harmful.
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BI has shown efficacy for reducing substance use and its harmful consequences.
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The protocol includes especially harmful traditional practices such as female genital mutilation.
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Dr Strickland says technology is rarely created to be dangerous or harmful.
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But the exact same formula applies to potentially harmful forms of content.
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The clear and unambiguous message is that conflicts are harmful to investors.
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Negative movements outside of expectations may be harmful to the local currency.
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However, it appears to be less harmful to other fruit and vegetables.
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As long as the activity isn't harmful, everything is free to explore.
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