Except in the short term, these would do more harm than good, and set an unwelcome precedent in the region.

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And Henry maintained he did not set out to harm Zamora.

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The current lawsuit proposes a new question of whether a fan has standing against a professional team alleging harm based on its internal decision to set its lineup.

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Ms. ADAMS: (Singing) I can look at my life and see all the things that he's done to set me free, protecting me from harm.

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As such, the rate set by the Fed is bringing great harm to the savers whose savings would in a normal world be supplied to job-creating entrepreneurs.

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It has been set up by the health board's harm reduction service and will be held every Wednesday evening from 18 May.

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Should a set of loving and consenting adults wish to exercise such a right, no harm could be done to anyone else.

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And they say that created the positive economy of the late 1980s and set up conditions for such a strong economy in the 1990s that gridlock did no harm, since further government action was not needed.

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Sources close to Mr Hunt tell me he is powerless to block the takeover on those grounds, because Business Secretary Vince Cable set the terms of the investigation of the takeover as being exclusively about whether the deal would harm plurality or choice in the media.

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