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Another Facebook user Douglas Ho said, The repercussions are
very
detrimental
to Singapore.
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These were tricks to make mischief, and were
very
detrimental
to the Queen.
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The want of milk is
very
detrimental
to the children.
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Rumors have been received here
very
detrimental
to your character.
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The transient episode was
very
detrimental
to literary talk.
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But should they have such children as some persons usually have, it will be
very
detrimental
.
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Anything
very
detrimental
to Mr. Cowperwood in that?
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A very noble act; but the story that was told was
very
detrimental
to the young man.
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And is
very
detrimental
to the skin.
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It is
very
detrimental
to the environment.
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Which is
very
detrimental
to the skin.
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For they're
very
detrimental
to the skin.
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As it was, Clare's promise of abstinence, which he kept religiously for several years, was
very
detrimental
to his health.
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This, besides conveying in part an incorrect idea, would be
very
detrimental
to the interests of the Church among the Chinese.
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These long marches are
very
detrimental
to my diary, for at the conclusion I have no energy either to think or write.
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And, your Excellency, this carrying away the young woman against her father's wishes was
very
detrimental
to the progress of the Mission work.
very
detrimental
very