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Meanings of harmful uv in English

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Usage of harmful uv in English
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The sun's harmful UV rays can permeate clouds and still cause damage.
The South African
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A light, easy to apply moisturisier that protects skin from harmful UV rays.
News.com.au
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Plus, the bottle turns blue in harmful UV light to remind you to apply.
NY Magazine
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Many sunglasses carry symbols saying that they protect your eyes from the sun's harmful UV rays.
BBC
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For decades, geeks were ostracized, picked on, laughed at and punished by the sun's harmful UV rays.
Wired
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Like an anti-sunblock, chemicals in its juices disrupt your skin's ability to filter out harmful UV rays.
Wired
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Melanin, the pigment that helps protect darker skin against harmful UV rays, can actually make laser hair removal more complex.
Ebony
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The lenses are crafted of pure Plutonite, which blocks out 100 percent of the sun's harmful UV-A and UV-B rays.
Wired
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Vitamin E Vitamin E protects the skin against harmful UV radiation damage and helps to guard the membranes of skin cells.
The South African
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Sunglasses are supposed to block out harmful UV rays, reduce glare, and protect your eyes, whether they are cheap or expensive.
Radio NZ
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The original external tank was originally painted white to protect it from harmful UV damage while sitting on the launch pad.
Wired
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In both cases, the radiation is non-ionizing, which means it doesn't damage DNA - like harmful UV rays from the sun do.
Wired
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Even when the sun isn't beaming, it's important to keep up a routine of sun protection to avoid damage from harmful UV rays.
The Irish Times
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According to Huffington Post, beards are able to block up to 95% of the suns harmful UV rays to the skin.
The South African
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