harming
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of Harm
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A bomb explosion apparently kills Runciter without significantly harming the others.
Additionally, the complexity of the form increases the likelihood of inaccuracies that will negatively reflect on a student’s aid, further harming his educational capabilities.
“Against enemies and armies of terror who don’t stop harming the citizens of the State of Israel — the IDF is there: ready, powerful and aggressive.
According to Ariel Sharon and Elie Hobeika's bodyguard, the Phalangists were given "harsh and clear" warnings about harming civilians.
Addressing those things, and challenging our friends who are harming themselves, takes a fair amount of empathy and grace.
Apple is having a hard time selling the in countries such as China and India, with the US-China trade war further harming Apple's bottom line.