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Meanings of hurt by in English

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Usage of hurt by in English
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American Express' financing costs have be hurt by a global credit squeeze.
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Southern areas in particular saw turnout hurt by Taliban attacks and threats.
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It said, however, that it was hurt by the stronger Canadian currency.
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However, the company has also been hurt by slowing demand for PCs.
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The latter seemed hurt by the reproof; but it left him thoughtful.
The Home Mission
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This quarter, the result was hurt by a reduction in those recoveries.
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I was also still deeply hurt by how Marc had used me.
My best friends have hairy legs
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Both units were hurt by higher expenses and provisions for credit losses.
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ISE also posted a wider fourth-quarter net loss, hurt by increased costs.
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Fifth Third said it was also hurt by its exposure to Michigan.
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In October, MetLife posted sharply lower third-quarter profit, hurt by investment losses.
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Baker Hughes' revenues were hurt by its oilfield equipment and turbomachinery businesses.
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But I was not hurt by this; her resentment is quite justifiable.
Without Dogma: A Novel of Modern Poland
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UAE finances have also been hurt by a fall in oil prices.
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Airbus said U.S. airlines had been hurt by tariffs on European jets.
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Siegfried was surprised and hurt by these words; and he cried out,-
The Story of Siegfried
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