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Being tired all the time is often put down to anaemia and women think they should take more iron, but that could do more harm than good.

Doing so did not harm my health; on the contrary, it improved the well being of my hair in general and made me feel great!

The children don't do much at their youth club, but at least they stay out of harm's way.

And for me it's a recession beater too -- what's the harm in using my assets for a bit of extra cash, " Hiley said in a statement. "

There is no report, including from the US Government, of any of our releases ever having caused harm to any individual.

In practice we see that although many people do have the desire to serve the masses, they end up in failure, doing great harm to the masses.

To be able to see clearly the word prevail, at least 50 cm to 75 cm distance, thus reducing the harm of electromagnetic radiation.

'We didn't want to put people unnecessarily in harm's way, ' he said. 'We were the first agency to know everybody was out of the plane. '

"When it was explained to us that the problems had no solutions, I thought to myself, 'well, there's no harm in trying, '" he said.

But if markets can inflict pain, the harm from trying to tame them is often worse, argue those who would let the invisible hand carry on.

My tongue will tell of your righteous acts all day long, for those who wanted to harm me have been put to shame and confusion.

However, the A Sangqi said that this short-lived reputation of his arrest warrant is still a harm.

(Benign and idiopathic ) mean there was no evidence of harm and no identifiable cause like a (growth) or (stroke).

In the dark world of warfare, each new tool is a more effective way to harm people. The A-bomb could be the point of no return.

So, is it laziness and ignorance. And precisely because of these lazy and ignorant, do not know how much harm a dog's life.

Cats seem to go on the principle that it never does any harm to ask for what you want.

Some of the children reportedly were forced to kill or harm other children while part of the Lord's Resistance Army.

It seems not only brought a harm, but not a strong drill, if not be touched was injured all over the body?

One day Maya came to get him. He was afraid that this man might surpass his position with his strong belief in God, so he tried to harm him.

Right, I'll let you know. No doubt it was just a clerical error. No harm, no foul.

"In that case, you may use it to guard my daughter. " said the lord, "I depend on you to keep her from harm. "

If I could turn back time, let me to choose one, I must send nine lilies, and never let any harm!

We feel that this world can be the harm, but they still pay for the complaint, the only father and mother.

It was a power by which she could do great harm to mankind, but she had never used it in all her life.

"He made a terrible mistake in having these files on his computer and going to China, " Tunick said. "He never intended to harm anyone. "

prince vassily used not to think over his plans . still less did he think of doing harm to others for the sake of his own interest.

The great works can never do any harm to a mind, which, having no impression at all, can have no false impression.

The company says its payments were within the rules and did not harm consumers.

I then told him, I saw you first. If I had meant to harm you, I would have done that already.

Many doctors question the magnitude of harm from combining these medicines, and a second, smaller study suggests it may not be very large.

And ease the tension in the form of many, why not bring serious harm to the body of a factor to alleviate it?

Also, Our Lady said to us, "Those who bring harm without provocation to the least of His children are hated and accursed by the Maker. "

Clinton also said the United States must avoid protectionist policies that could harm Mexico as it deals with the economic crisis.

Users must also be able to connect their choice of devices that are legal and do not harm the network.

He said he was concerned that the added sanctions will harm people in Iran.

The evil spirit then threw the man down in front of them and came out of him without doing him harm.

I believe that disclosure of my address or other identifying information may result in physical or emotional harm to me or the child.

But now that he has come. . . and the master was so respected; not to follow him would be disrespectful, and there was no harm.

Those who seek my life set their traps, those who would harm me talk of my ruin; all day long they plot deception.

"Sure, " I said. An odd request, but no harm would come of it. As the old woman was leaving, I called out, "Goodbye, Mother! "

The tragic hero, though negated and annihilated, is only a phenomenon, whose destruction does no harm to the eternal life of the Will.

It therefore follows that an individual should enjoy unrestrained personal liberty up to the point where his activities may harm others.

I don't believe that you can talk constructively going forward if it is going to substantially harm recycling.

The Caster summons a Fire Elemental to aid him in a battle. Fire Elementals are difficult to harm and dangerous to be near.

Any one of them would have placed the ship and its crew in harm's way; together, they were a death sentence.

Often as a result of insider dealing brings great harm to the stock market, an increasing number of countries have to follow the U.

By contrast, "Bush the elder was a moderate as president and he did not harm the republic" .

He said, at the beginning of a harm self-respect, long slowly accustomed to, sometimes also more understanding.

"What's the harm in using my assets for a bit of extra cash? " she added.

desire to harm others or to see others suffer; extreme ill will or spite.

Someone who does that much harm over that long a period has got to be a fairly damaged soul.

"She stated that she was not thinking, she did not want to hurt anyone and did not want to cause harm. "

Sure, we had safety training pertaining to things like an intoxicated or irate guest who threatens physical harm to us or other guests.

and he said the release still could cause "significant harm or damage" to U. S. national security interests.

And what harm have the leaks done to the U. S. so far that you can determine from talking to your colleagues?

Some festivals are held to honor the dead, or satisfy and please the ancestors, who could return either to help or to do harm.

The agency said the genetically engineered sugar beets do not harm the environment or increase threats by pests.

How much harm will we do to ourselves in the name of cheap meat?

Unfortunately, European leaders seem to have no idea that they are embracing ideas which will absolutely harm them in the future.

I had to keep telling myself that she means no harm, she's only trying to help, and if I actually let her help me, it would teach me a lot.

Since he wants to have a talk with you. I don't see any harm in going to see him.

Too much of a good thing can cause harm: High amounts of vitamins in supplements plus what you get in food can put you over the safe limit.

Through the introduction above, we can understand how much harm the knowledge of schizophrenia.

Slowly but surely my heart began to beat faster with an unreasonable fright. What was there in the woods to cause me harm?

JOHN STUART MILL argued in the 19th century that an individual should be free to do as he pleased, so long as he did not harm anyone else.

Since the Imp is not a tank, the AI was smart enough to make the Imp move out of harm's way as he nuked from range.

By admitting that excessive drinking does not harm than good, the man who indulged in the practice was condemned out of his own mouth.

Without any toxin and adverse effect, the invention is no harm for the body and can be taken for a long term.

A desire to harm others or to see others suffer; extreme ill will or spite.

Immature students may be unable to cope with the grief of a breakup and may attempt to harm themselves or even commit suicide.

Life is like a place full of thorns. The heart is motionless and thus one does not act rashly. Being motionless therefore does no harm.

I feel indignant with you for talking to me like this, when you know - when you know what harm you've done me!

We are trying to assure people that the fighters are true Muslims who will not harm anybody except those whose hands are stained with blood.

Other behaviors of the bank that would violate the stipulations of this law and do harm to the depositors and other clients.

I meant no harm by my remark, but she flared up at me as though I had insulted her.

"As to diseases make a habit of two things - to help, or at least, to do no harm. " - Hippocrates.

Various entrepreneurial researchers are looking at ways of extracting carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and stashing it out of harm's way.

A husband is not allowed to physically or emotionally harm his wife, and the wife is not allowed to abuse her husband.

Still, how much harm could an old man like you do?

God has no problems at all with your choice of experiences, except that you accept responsibility for any acts that harm another soul.

Alexander the metalworker did me a great deal of harm. The Lord will repay him for what he has done.

The public can through the form of aerobic exercise, reduce the risk of chronic disease, reduce chronic disease to the harm of the body.

Third, playing these will have greatly affected on children's eyes, and also do harm for the children's normal life.

However, finding the maximum price at which Google's shares could be sold might harm both the company and its shareholders in the long run.

He said: "If they do not harm us, we will not harm them. We only need a little amount of $7 million. "

These mistakes are by no means serious. Nonetheless, there is no harm in trying to express your meaning more clearly.

But if men do not permit thee, then get away out of life, yet so as if thou wert suffering no harm.

We are the number of "tolerance" is not necessary to temper this "tolerance" is often tempered only harm himself and harm others.

Severe environment, such as hot summer and cold winter, is not able to do harm to him; even the beast can't come and attack at him.

The coastguard doesn't know yet how much oil is spilling, or whether it has the potential to harm wetlands or wildlife in the area.

I will never let any one say or think any harm of her, for there's nothing but good in her.

Carol: Harm-free mouse hotels , your mouse checks in and doesn't check out until you find it a more suitable environment.

TCM seems to be obeying the old medical mantra of doing no harm to its patients' health.

There should not be any harm in choosing to believe and trying to achieve the best outcome for the baby.

There was no harm in him, you know, he was only wild.

And, I am not the kind of person that tries to give harm China by manipulating humanitarian or environmental issues.

However, Wiener said he had never seen these women in private, but there is no physical contact, without making any real harm moral thing.

But the automobile age also brought along with it a lot of harm to the human societies.

Bayer - the German chemical giant that makes many of the neo-nicotinoids used in Europe - insisted its products do not harm bees.

She was finally dragged out of harm's way after seven minutes by an elderly scrap peddler who went searching for her parents.

She was finally dragged out of harm's way after seven minutes by an elderly scrap peddler who went searching for her parents.

Users must be able to connect their choice of devices that are legal and do not harm the network.

And while the stone carried with it a warning that it would bring harm to its owner, Queen Victoria paid it no heed.

How much harm they will cause remains to be seen.

that you will do us no harm, just as we did not molest you but always treated you well and sent you away in peace.

Ah, if we were able to dig out a dwelling in that cliff, at a good height, so as to be out of the reach of harm, that would be capital!

Come in, and stay with me for a little while, and there shall no harm happen to you.

But if the state is harmed, thou must not be angry with him who does harm to the state. Show him where his error is.

Thinking it was going to touch the princess, he took out his sword and said, "As long as I am alive you shall not harm her. "

But viruses altered to have several fail-safe mechanisms would be expected to be less likely to harm normal cells.

"There's no harm that we know of at all, in contrast to many antidepressants, " he said. "And it might be of some help. "

"People were trying to get around the shields to harm the officers, " Kavanagh said.

Vincent van Gogh's fame may owe as much to a legendary act of self-harm, as it does to his self-portraits.

They argue that, contrary to the claims of the reformers, the changes would harm corporate performance by wrapping managers up in red tape.

The concept of causing no harm to others is quite a general concept, and one that we find in most professional codes of conduct.

"It is your own fault, " said the little prince. "I never wished you any sort of harm; but you wanted me to tame you. . . "

But when the war is over, Irina has already decided that she'll pay a visit to Gerhart. He must never be able to harm her again.

The goat, however, feared that his back might do her some harm if he took her upon it.

Was the pathogen intended to harm the world leaders, or was it just a dispersal into the air, intended to shock?

In order to give it all his own image of produce is high arrange a place to live, he no doubt carefully excluded all harm, all the evil.

So when another team finds out how much this will make their lives better too, what's the harm in letting them go ahead and use it?

because it grieved her to have done harm to a little being that was as wild as the sea-breeze, or as wild as Pearl herself.

He thought of the great harm that might be done through the printing of bad books.

Individualism. Do not be afraid to invent your own way of doing things, if it works and it does not harm the company.

In the case of every appearance of harm apply this rule: if the state is not harmed by this, neither am I harmed.

In the end, the reader is forced to swallow the idea that this abuse did not permanently harm Astrid, but only made her stronger.

Such arguments are important, not least for those ready to put themselves in harm's way in the nation's defence.

Speaking to the UN General Assembly, he said the real harm came from indifference or non-intervention.

Do not harm the land or the sea or the trees until we put a seal on the foreheads of the servants of our God.

Installing the front should check each pedestal electrical engineering hull and surface exchangers has no harm, rust eclipse etc. Blemish.

Installing the front should check each pedestal electrical engineering hull and surface exchangers has no harm, rust eclipse etc. Blemish.

And yet, as the research grows in quality and quantity, there continues to be a fairly consistent absence for evidence of harm.

They say it will do more harm than good for the environment, and are trying to block funds for it in parliament.

Some festivals are held to honor the dead or to satisfy the ancestors, who might return either to help or to do harm.

I today pour and look that purple dress woman really is who, be fond of him harm you so so.

But the balance of evidence so far seems to point to one conclusion: trying to quit one drug by taking another may do as much harm as good.

No harm ever came to them. Their mother knew that she need have no fear for her children when they were in the forest.

In truth, the question you propound to us is no small one, nor such that but small harm will follow if it meets with insufficient treatment.

President Barack Obama, who has a rich ethnic background, has called himself "a mutt" . It does not seem to have done him too much harm.

I think it was a good use of stainless steel, so beautiful, easy to brush, there is no harm. wok a good one is hard to read.

Yet despite all this I firmly believe a wonky grin, a chipped nail, and one or two very mild neuroses never did a look any harm.

But she must make sure that this will not harm her by consulting a specialized physician.

For this might put him in a rather embarrassing situation, and also harm his relations with the other staff members.

Those who do not know to repent will harm all sentient beings simply for a moment of happiness and pleasure. They will commit all evil.

After practice today, Odom seemed to be taking the suspension in stride, reaffirming that he did not intentionally try to harm Allen.

Good communication is the basis of trust in front of him, you are going to express deep thoughts and not subjected to ridicule or harm.

Mycotoxin in feed caused by pollution and its harm farmers is still easy to ignore the problem, and easily confused with other diseases.

As yet the harm done was small. But it was not easy to carry out the resolution never to approach her.

Voltage instability or transient high current easy to cause serious harm to your computer.

' When that happens you see the child cling to a parent and cry, convinced there's a very real chance of harm, " Rudd told LiveScience. "

It did me no harm but that was not the reason why an unforgiving person like me never really held any grudge against him for doing so.

As a result, alternative solvents have come on the market, claiming to clean just as well but with less harm to humans and the environment.

Such a measure was to be enforced in 2010, but was postponed by the government with the argument that it might harm the country's tourism.

I felt very proud. Here was a chance for me to distinguish myself by inventing something merciful that would catch snakes but not harm them.

Juvenile literature in those days had not evolved a distinct type of its own--but that I am sure did me no harm.

The local government decided to close down some factories which had done a lot of harm to the environment.

These waste if it cannot be given reasonable treatment, it would seriously harm human health and the environment.

I cut off the end of your robe but did not kill you. Now you may know that I mean you no harm or treason.

followed with enmity as if to harm: running and leaping like a herd of pursued antelopes.

Ellsberg said he had studied every word of the Pentagon Papers and carefully weighed whether their release would harm anyone.

Ellsberg said he had studied every word of the Pentagon Papers and carefully weighed whether their release would harm anyone.

Community expectations demand that pipelines are designed and constructed in such a way that the risk of harm to the public is minimised.

There is no harm in drinking more water than recommended, as long as you do not go overboard on it.

That fellow repeatedly assured her that he would suffer her to receive no harm .

But they could be doing themselves more harm than good, warns dermatologist Dr Cecelia Tregear, of the Wimpole Skin Care Centre in London.

The Japanese government said the levels were still far below anything that would cause harm to human health.

Later, when he sobered up, the man apologized to the troopers and thanked them for keeping him from doing anyone harm.

Foreseeability requires only that the general danger, not the exact sequence of events that produced the harm, be foreseeable.

A hacker can be anyone with a deep interest in computer-based technology; it does not necessarily define someone who wants to do harm.

The concentrationof acid in these products is so low that our digestive systems are easily capable of coping with it with no harm to us.

The concentrationof acid in these products is so low that our digestive systems are easily capable of coping with it with no harm to us.

I don't know whether what I do is to help you or to harm you!

Yet, the only way to reduce the harm and duration of war is to apply the full force and might of our military, and we are prepared to do so.

I never heard any harm of her; and I dare say she is one of the most tractable creatures in the world.

He said any attempt by the Palestinians to bypass the talks with unilateral steps is "unrealistic" and would harm the peace process.

but now it is all over, perhaps there is no great harm done.

Metformin was the only antidiabetic agent in this review not associated with measurable harm in patients with diabetes and heart failure.

Nothing would be gained by the release of these photos that matters more than the lives of our young men and women serving in harm's way.

Physical vibration of oil production technology has no harm, simple process, wide application scope and low cost, and many other advantages.

The flycatcher has no pollution to the environment or harm to the human health; meanwhile, the fly catching effect is good.

The flycatcher has no pollution to the environment or harm to the human health; meanwhile, the fly catching effect is good.

And will you, to the best of your ability protect him from harm?

The director of programming at Vision TV defended the program, saying Schambach had not suggested anyone try to harm homosexuals.

In our eagerness to act for the good of others, we seem to do a great deal of harm.

Clinical trials generally do tell a good deal about how well a medicine works for a defined disease and what potential harm it may cause.

It can be tempting to just put up a ranked list, but in most cases doing so will harm the very wisdom you're trying to glean.

Does it make any difference if I make it clear that the specific hypothetical crime in question has caused the same harm in each case.

As you know very well that exposure to sun is very bad for the eyes. Similarly, if you use computer for long hours that also harm your eyes.

but nearly all these special cases could be remedied just as effectively, more flexibly and with far less potential harm, by unionization .

When you think of Bush and his team, it's hard to believe so much harm could be done to so many by so few.

It is very easy to cook instant noodles but we must take note of the harm it may cause to our body if we consume too much of it.

Any nutrient composition, as long as you overdose, it will cause harm to you; intake of less than, the same will cause you harm.

Do not follow other gods to serve and worship them; do not provoke me to anger with what your hands have made. Then I will not harm you.

The spray gun is of no harm to the cat, only serve as a warning role. Note, however, do not water to the cat's ears AIDS.

And soon it may be illegal to infect a computer system (even your own) with a benign virus which does no harm at all.

If the aircraft is on the ground, this jump did not increase the number of slip law trouble, there would be no harm.

A spokesman for the Health Protection Agency said there was "no hard evidence at present" of harm to health.

The Internet is just like a double-edged sword. Whether it does good or harm to us depends, to a great extent, on how we exploit and use it.

At his age, the uncertainty of returning from a dislocated and severely bruised kneecap could cause more harm than good at this point.

I told her I had made a BBC radio programme about Somali pirates and had learned they did not usually harm foreign captives.

Influenza on the elderly over the age of 60 constitute the greatest harm to the health, you can endanger the lives of the elderly.

The rest of the clan began to fear that his ill luck would harm them, too, and whispered among themselves of casting him out.

Nor is the harm wrought by such invasions confined to the suffering of those who may be the subjects of journalistic or other enterprise.

One must always overcome the enemy that is trying to cause harm.

What good is it then for the ball to be thrown up, or harm for it to come down, or even to have fallen?

Then one will simply move up in vibration above where the dance is occurring, and the experience of unconscious harm ceases .

This will no doubt improve the performance of the company's 100 harm.

She could use her decision to step down as evidence that she would not seek higher office while governor and so do harm to her home state.

If she is found to have done serious harm to a patient, she could face up to 20 years in prison.

It will not harm the poor farmer either, as selling grains at Rs 3, which will inevitably end up in the black market.

No storm can do slightest damage to a giant rock; badmouthing and attacks can't harm someone who has "no-self" .

If any other airline is already serving the route, the airline must show that the competitive service will not harm either airline.

Watch for stalking or menacing behaviors or threats, including threats to harm you or your supporters, or to commit suicide.

But this type of light can harm workers' eyes and skin, so they must wear protective clothing and goggles.

Lack of credit to the whole enterprise market economy and society as a whole caused a great deal of damage and harm.

He said that he would never rush the solemn decision of sending his troops to Afghanistan in harm's way.

Jinn, fearful that the Federation might harm the Queen, insisted that she journey to Coruscant to put her case before the Galactic Senate.

I don't bear malice, but the fact remains that she did me the most irreparable harm.

The company said the risk of serious harm is remote.

After all, sleeping allows our bodies to refresh and heal, and cutting down on that process can only do our bodies more harm than good.

If their presence caused you distress or harm, they will not hesitate to leave you, even with the brutal way forgotten your attachment.

To subject China-US relations to the interference of the US domestic elements will bring nothing but harm.

Mr. Hale said if it turns out the chunk of foam did strike Discovery's wing, it was probably too small to do any major harm.

Nevertheless, as circumstances presently appear, I feel substantially greater size is more likely to harm future results than to help them.

Sometimes, solitude do not harm you for being in solitude can help you concentrate on your business.

In addition, a couple may believe that ending the marriage would harm the children or that getting a divorce would be morally wrong.

Whether from learning or entertainment are better for me to help. I do not think there's any harm. I think your idea is wrong!

On the one hand the political impasse does not seem to be doing the country any harm.

Such a protectionist measure would "run contrary to the single market and harm British interests" , the business secretary said.

So anyone over the age of 11 has already lived through such a solar maximum, with no harm, according to NASA.

In these types of organizations, reliance on incentive systems alone tends to do more harm than good.

He struck the poor dog, which had never done him harm.

Guilt by carelessness which causes harm to another, even if it be his animal, is still punishable .

Khalid should be ashamed of himself for trying to protect his officers who had caused grievous bodily harm to the 23-year-old man.

The bottom line is that adding vinegar, lemon or lime juice to your meals will do no harm and may help a bit in the battle of the bulge.

If it goes through, the GM plan would do little harm to American autoworkers; virtually all of the lost jobs in this case would be Canadian.

I would not let her be any harm in my next life I still love her lifetime if she was willing to continue together ! ! ! ! !

If your Web application does not guard against XSS attacks, the only limit to the harm done is the imagination of the attacker.

His wife Anya was institutionalized in a sanitarium for 7 years after repeatedly threatening her husband and others with physical harm.

If we all depend on others for our benefit, just as they depend on us- if we receive harm from them, should we wish to harm them in return?

Somebody can'ts help wanting to ask, can be these lawsuit caused to Yahoo how old the harm of degree?

A diet emphasizing these foods substantially lowered LDL, triglycerides, and blood pressure, and did not harm HDL.

Ella's mother to daughter from harm, asked Ella to keep it a secret anyway.

The national debate will have to shift from which tax cuts do the most good to which tax increases do the least harm.

Anthrax is one of the five supremacies zoonosis and is a great harm to stock farming and human's health.

They seem to attract all sorts of individuals and groups who wish to do harm.

The Elephant (who was the Bodisat) loved the children and never permitted any harm to befall them.

Evil cannot be defeated overnight, but constant vigilance can keep it at bay, unable to harm us here at home.

Yet the report warns that even a safety measure like airbags in the front seat of a car could harm children under age thirteen.

Butterflies of the United States and its contribution to us, how are we going to harm them, to do damage to their homes?