Fred Smith, 47, of the same address, was jailed for 14 years for three counts of grievous bodily harm.
Victorino Chua, 46, was arrested on suspicion of murdering three patients and causing grievous bodily harm with intent to 18 others at the hospital.
Turmoil on the Korean Peninsula would harm the economies of all three countries.
Recent research from King's College London suggested children bullied during their early years are up to three times more likely to self-harm than their classmates when they reach adolescence.
"And I am aware of three studies (elsewhere) that showed no harm, " he wrote in an e-mail.
On one side of the debate are advocates such as Kathy Godbout, 61, who says the past three years prove that letting gays marry does no harm to heterosexuals such as herself.
O'Dell was convicted of three counts of rape, two counts of actual bodily harm and two counts of assault by beating.
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There are three reasons why a house-price bubble might cause more harm on bursting than a stockmarket bubble.
Although they have not been found to cause any harm, the cables on conventional pylons, which transmit a three-phase alternating current, generate a strong electric field and a continuous buzz of low-frequency radio waves.
The Conference further contends that the Council of Presidents concluded that the sum of three times the annual operating budget was fair and reasonable in light of the potential financial harm resulting from the withdrawal.
It was agreed that Britain should move quickly to two types of fast jet (the RAF also has the Typhoon) rather than three, and that retiring the Tornados over the next two years would produce the biggest savings with least harm to capabilities.
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He calculates that the US spends almost three times as much on subsidies for cotton as it does on aid for the whole of Africa and argues the harm done by unfair trade cancels out any benefits from aid.
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