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Значения термина great detriment на английском
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Использование термина great detriment на английском
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But he sided with the Colonies-tothe greatdetriment of his private business.
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The first or pre-ataxic stage is, to the greatdetriment of patients, too seldom recognized.
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They refused to be counted and evaded the census takers -to their greatdetriment.
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He was just like every other guy who'd been mesmerized by her appearance to greatdetriment.
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The big is joined to the small, the exaggerated suddenly stands out, to the greatdetriment of order.
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But he ran with all his speed to the street, to the greatdetriment of his uncovered feet.
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Otherwise they remain as breeding places for the pests, to the greatdetriment of the rest of the orchard.
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The giving of positions on the trading ships of the Nueva España route is a greatdetriment to the country.
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If they wind up going to court, it will actually be to the greatdetriment of the House's oversight role.
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In this unworthy rivalry their time was wasted, to the greatdetriment of the discipline and efficiency of their followers.
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But their success as an "alien" species has been to the greatdetriment of the native red squirrel, say conservationists.
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We must put a stop to this smuggling which is carried on under our noses to the greatdetriment of the revenue.
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In the dry season long droughts occasionally occur (about once in three years), to the greatdetriment of the crops and live-stock.
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This system must have an immediate tendency towards disordering the trade of India, and must finally end in greatdetriment to the Company itself.
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If the soil immediately about the plants is covered when dry, the mulch may keep it dry-tothe greatdetriment of the forming berries.
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The Romans, defeated, gave up their war against the barbarians and likewise received greatdetriment from the greed and factional differences of the soldiers.