She's gone, so she can't be harmed by this, but also with her wish, who's right?
Exactly those who are most likely to be harmed are those who are left behind.
Because the only people who will be harmed out of that are our beneficiaries.
Adult fish look likely to be fairly resilient but the development of fish eggs might be harmed.
But there is also a real possibility that medical resources will be squandered and patients could be harmed.
Court said the programmers hadn't met the burden of proving that they would be harmed by the mandate.
Sales of the iPad 4 were not expected to be harmed by the smaller, sleeker and cheaper iPad Mini.
Local authority officials said the integrity of such sites could be harmed if non-traditional materials and techniques were used.
According to the analysis, 37 patients would have to be treated with Avandia for one year to be harmed.
We were assured the men would not be harmed overnight, that no decision on their fate would be taken.
It may be harmed now, but she does not seek damages for this time period or in the future.
Highland Council officials said the integrity of such sites could be harmed if non-traditional materials and techniques were used.
Third, and most important, patients may be harmed when services are prioritised economically in single-tier health-care systems like Canada's.
Why should the U.S. government allow musicians to be harmed simply to help Pandora and its investors generate enhanced returns?
If the information is revealed, the debtor might be harmed because of higher lending fees or other business consequences, he said.
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The group believes that many investors may be harmed before this error is corrected, and by then it will be too late.
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In addition, existing homeowners will be harmed, as well, because "they will not be able to sell these houses, " Mr. Williams says.
That means it might be possible to use medicines like Vioxx selectively in patients who in theory are unlikely to be harmed.
According to the analysis, 60 patients would have to be treated with Avandia instead of Actos for one year for one to be harmed.
Back then, Petraeus called Hashim a man of "honor and integrity" and in a letter pledged he wouldn't be harmed if he gave up.
Loughner is worried that he will be harmed by other inmates, but Pietz said she thinks Loughner would be all right in the general prison population.
As for the concerns voiced by the No on 37 campaign, that farmers would be harmed by GMO labeling, Lundgren says most farmers would not be affected at all.
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The chief executive of the Professional Cricketers' Association Sean Morris rejected any suggestion that the England side may be harmed by other players being jealous of Pietersen and Flintoff.
Once Gaddafi's counteroffensive began, France and Britain realized they would be harmed politically and economically if Gaddafi maintained power so they began calling for military strikes to overthrow him.
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In violation of basic legal principles, settlement funds are to be distributed in small portions to all who had the potential to be harmed, not in proportion to actual damages.
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And BSkyB probably won't be harmed by having bought the rights to show every F1 contest from 2012 to 2018, with the BBC's coverage of live races cut by half.
The right of people to live without the threat that their families may be harmed or their homes may be burned simply because of who they are or where they come from.
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In this case, the SG said, the state of Connecticut may well have a claim on behalf of citizens who might be harmed by rising sea levels and all other manner of global-warming ills.
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