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An American blogger has called for my 20-year-old son, here in Australia, to be kidnapped and harmed for no other reason than to get at me.

Try to put himself in each other's position, when you feel hurt when He also is likely to be harmed.

I will wait as long as you like, but I swear to you that it would not have harmed me to see my daughter.

The matter has harmed relations between the two countries.

With a little bit of effort, you can still use your favourite cosmetics, without the worry of being harmed.

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

Plato was prepared to say that the truly just person, whose soul is ordered, is beyond tragedy, and cannot be harmed.

There was an earthquake last night, but the hotel was not harmed at all.

He said the Texans would not be harmed if they surrendered.

Your king, such as he is. . . I leave to you, and what God will make of him. No one will be harmed. I swear to God.

In response, Mr Sarkozy told the executives to support greater rule of law on the web in such a way that innovation would not be harmed.

For a moment there was great alarm; it was feared that the men might have harmed her in some way, or even carried her off with them.

We don't expect to see her to be harmed by anyone from entertainment circle.

Nonetheless, no one has ever been harmed by a bit of space garbage.

The fear that you might be harmed if you did not work quickly and efficiently would be very stressful.

However, such a move away from the continent can only go on for so long before Europe's own industrial base is harmed deeply.

For instance, the bank harmed someone in the name of unit, however, surely the work must be operated by someone.

If it was a business partnership, one person's dishonesty, abusive treatment, or irresponsibility may have harmed the other.

I also strongly encourage you to reflect on our good fortune in that none of our colleagues have been harmed.

Student: And you said the claws come out anytime. So do you think feeling like that is bad like setting yourself up to be harmed.

Items sent to the White House are often significantly delayed and can be irreparably harmed during the security screening process.

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.

The Pentagon stated there was no evidence the WikiLeaks reports had led to anyone being harmed in Afghanistan.

Corporate crime seems to have harmed the company rather than helped it.

He said that China is the only neighbouring country that has helped but never harmed Afghanistan.

One leading environmentalist warned me that my reputation would be irreparably harmed if I went through with it.

One zone covers an area within a 10-mile radius of the plant, where it is possible that people could be harmed by direct radiation exposure.

Too many clients at the salon had been swindled, and the owners did not want their image further harmed, she explained.

If their meetings became known, one of them could be harmed, the old revolutionary told him.

"I told him our women were being harmed, " he said.

Should their interests be ignored or even harmed, the world would not enjoy stability, not to say universal prosperity.

In such case, any indorser who would have had a right of recourse against the party whose signature is. cancelled is. also dis. harmed.

The State Administration of Cultural Heritage had said the auction had 'harmed the cultural rights and hurt the feelings of China's people.

"We will safeguard Taiwan's interests and we will see to it that Taiwan's sovereignty or dignity will not be harmed, " he said.

None of the train passengers was harmed. Mr Whitefield said all passengers were taken by taxi to their stations.

It would run up to people hissing and spitting if they happened to stumble across it unawares, although it never harmed anyone.

Love is the most dangerous feelings of the human world, is a sharp double-edged sword, there's no love would not be harmed.

They like to receive compliments and are ready to forgive when harmed.

Nexen's production has also been harmed by the political instability in Yemen, which has long been one of its main sources of reserves.

In the case of abuse of the administrative discretion, It should be harmed the legitimate rights and interests of "executive relative" .

They have had their lives harmed by the greed and excess, and we have got to fix it.

There was an unexpected explosion in our street, but our building wasn't harmed at all.

It seems that there is no evidence that the antivirals, steroids or other therapies used benefited patients and some possibly harmed them.

They also looked at whether the stories mentioned a specific child who was helped or harmed by an antidepressant.

The region has been seriously polluted by harmed smog, which proves tobe the cause of many illnesses and for the climbing death rate.

There was a fire in their street last night but most of the houses weren't harmed at all.

You want to feel in control, so you assume as long as you avoid bad behavior, you won't be harmed.

His was an act of desperation that, true to Tunisians' moderate self-image, harmed no one else.

The other birds, seeing he was not harmed by me, came to eat the corn too, so in a short time there was a great flock of them about me.

They may not be having as much fun as they did when "Jingle Bell Rock" rattled the walls, but technically they are not being harmed, either.

Protein foods (chicken, fish, meat, soy products and eggs) help the body rebuild tissues that may be harmed by drug therapy.

we're not rich, don't belong to any political party, very simple family, and never harmed anyone, what do those terrorists want?

Schwab has built a foundation as the broker for the middle-class and would not want its reputation harmed by letting the lawsuit fester.

And that's enough reason to kill them when persons are going to be harmed by not killing them.

In that suit, he cited phone calls from The New York Times to his lawyer seeking comment as evidence that the article harmed his reputation.

And many other helpful products have been forced off the market, and companies and consumers harmed, through such panics.

If they are covertly trying to mislead me, how might I be harmed in believing them?

It is a chance, not a problem, to show how you really cannot be harmed by the old system.

If there is a muddling of that distinction, has Baidu somehow contributed to consumers' purchasing products that harmed them?

They alleged that the above products entered the country's markets in an unfair competition manner, which harmed domestic industries.

He said that dogs are not harmed in any way by the fluorescence-adding process.

Somehow, it became no longer acceptable to participate in activities that harmed the integrity of the global environment.

In too many places, it says, practices that have increased production have also harmed the land and water.

A few creatures are harmed by more than one kind of weapon. A weapon of either type overcomes this damage reduction.

An insurgent wearing an army uniform was on a mission to kill the Afghan and French defense ministers, officials say. Neither was harmed.

From the perspective of your spirit, your soul cannot really be harmed and so there is nothing to actually feel afraid of.

I intend to forgive others that have harmed me in this lifetime in parallel to how my ancestry harmed others at other times.

If there are adults who are dangerous for you, the police will try to protect you and arrest those who have harmed you.

Current and recent weather disasters have harmed agriculture and affected prices in several parts of the world.

These countries are also attacking Libya because their exploitative neo-colonial interests in Africa are being harmed by this currency.

But a study by Japan's four mobile telephone operators found no evidence that radio waves from the phones harmed cells or DNA.

It is hard to see why these investments have harmed Americans.

You have forgotten. You shall be made to remember. You will be taught just like the others who harmed his children.

The escape of the driver, combined with his reports that the hostages were being harmed, forced the assault to happen.

Dad used a pole, tied in the back seat, so a tie, the car If you want to fall, the first pole, I would not be harmed.

If the second user's program might be harmed by that data, then it's your job to protect the second user!

A counselor who thinks that someone is at risk of being harmed is required by law to share that information.

There was a traffic accident in this street, but no one was harmed.

"If such boycotts are carried out, Chinese people's interests will be harmed, " he said.

Should you be injured or harmed while in Burundi, you may need to be well trained, as local clinics have almost no resources to assist you.

This negative image of women who do not care to assert their identity has harmed Islam the world over.

Do not worry, no animals were harmed during this unique photo session.

He had to dump out of the competition since his leg was harmed.

Their concern is that high oil prices may have harmed the potential growth rate of the economy, as well as temporarily pushing up inflation.

There was a fire in the street, but the theatre wasn't harmed at all.

Sometimes the parents are punished, even when they have not harmed a child, but the authorities believe the parents have done wrong.

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Do not harm oneself, do not injure another person, be not harmed by other.

While preventing family members from being harmed in any way, serve the country and society with a persevere effort.

If I get harmed in any way will I get all needed treatment? Who pays for treatment?

The Thai government says its initial assessment shows overall about five percent of coral reefs have been harmed.

Raelag I will see that she is given every chance . I do not want to see her harmed .

And no one is harmed by the union of two consenting gay people.

The Supplicant is chased, harmed or otherwise threatened by the Persecutor and begs for help from the Power in Authority.

traps. Their dwellings, sturdy though they were, were always harmed when this storm descended.

On the contrary, applying animal-based information to humans has harmed us and delayed scientific and medical progress. Here's how. . .

It's difficult to say we have fully dismantled them, but they have been harmed for sure.

Living In A Grateful World Be grateful to those who have hurt or harmed you, for they have reinforced your determination.

The ministry requires every enterprise to respect and protect consumer rights, our new rules haven't harmed consumer interests.

However, the divine core - the holy space of the sacred heart - the Lemurian Mission - can never really be harmed.

Perhaps the most ironic aspect of the struggle for survival is how easily organisms can be harmed by that which they desire.

The ecology is harmed meanwhile, the environment gets vulnerable and weak, wild animals are homeless, and people became sick.

and don't worry: no Lexers, Grammars, or Language Specs were harmed during the production of this article.

The number of patients who have been conned, harmed or even killed is unknown, Qiu says.

Adult pancake batfish on the seafloor could be immediately harmed by oil gushing from the broken wellhead.

Nike Sports (China) Co Ltd told the court that Adidas and Zheng Zhi had harmed its interests.

One child, who was about to step on some ants, was told that they were "God's creatures" and shouldn't be harmed.

Nobody is being harmed by respecting another country's laws in this regard, so your outrage is purely self-involved narcissistic rage.

Never place the "bait" animals in the trap or anywhere they may be harmed by the trapped animal.

Her feelings were harmed by his words.

Those mob held the sword choped toward people, as if they never know the pains of people were harmed!

They asked her father to promise she would not be harmed.

Now, Adama, how do you feel personally at this point, where your mission is becoming so badly harmed?

Just over 50% of respondents said their business would be harmed with a 10% increase in the Chinese currency's value.

By realizing the extension partly underground, the view to the monumental farm was not harmed.

Whatever its cause, a CSIS study published in February concluded that America was being harmed.

He harmed his own argument by admitting that he often did the opposite.

It alleged instances of 'false documents, ' 'breach of laws' and other conduct that has 'materially harmed' its supervisory capability.

But readability is really not harmed by the very light sprinkling of special characters.

Marine life is also harmed by agricultural waste, chiefly runoff containing chemical fertilizers and pesticides.

But Jiang warned France it seriously harmed relations after the Paris city council declared the Dalai Lama an honorary citizen.

In addition, once the humidity is high enough to form fog and stick to pollutants, people's health will be harmed prodigiously.

A litany of legal wrangles with US tax authorities over tax evasion and bank secrecy further harmed its reputation.

This event harmed relations between the two countries.

"The people who have been harmed by the bankruptcy have very strong feelings about the subject, " Petrocelli said.

Men's testosterone levels could be harmed by stress caused by the global economic downturn, according to a British doctor.

Furthermore, there is absolutely no evidence presented that the salamander's eggs are being harmed or prevented from hatching by anything.

Mister Pollan shows other ways that the modern farming of corn has harmed the natural environment.

Consumers will have to pay more. The motor and garage trades will be harmed.

They have had their hearing harmed by the noise.

Thai officials say they have secured guarantees from Laotian officials that the refugees won't be harmed upon return.

Filled with compassion towards others, mind is joyful; instinct with resentment, mind will be harmed.

Officials say no patients were harmed, but Cedars-Sinai soon went back to paper for doctor orders.

Intensively used grasslands are also harmed as the soil iscontinulycontinually crushed under the weight of heavy animals.

The event has harmed relations between the two countries.

Who will represent the overall interest of society when it is harmed, and how to put forward requests of rights?

These genes can accept carefully chosen chemical herbicides without being harmed.

Am I afraid that keeping this secret may allow someone to be harmed?

McGowan could not say whether the female teacher drank the tainted liquid. He did say the teacher was not harmed.

In addition, the employee must have absolute proof that the event will occur and that people (or the environment) will be harmed.

Intensively used grasslands are also harmed as the soil is continually crushed under the weight of heavyanimalanimals.

Ask yourself: What has harmed more people on the planet, terrorist brutality or Wall Street venality?

Long seen as the car industry's most impressive wizard, his image has been harmed by problems at both Renault and Nissan.

It is these that have harmed Europe's internal market and ultimately Europe's global reputation.

The west's imperial adventures, resource grabs and proxy wars harmed the developing world enough.

The drops fed fears in industry and academia that US competitiveness would eventually be harmed.

Overabundance leads to thick artificial barrier, which both harmed the fracture flow capacity and cause a high cost.

Fortunately, public safety was not harmed and the plant experienced no major damage.

If you sit watching television a little further, you will see clearly squint hard, the eyes will be harmed.

This seizure action helps ensure that no consumers are harmed by this product.

Are consumers harmed if various services are bundled together, but everything is free?

Will China Export Competitiveness be harmed with Improvement of the "Three Issues" of Agriculture?

And before I finish, I would like to reassure that no snails were harmed in making this presentation.

Here are some tips from experts for parents to lower the chance their child will be harmed by his or her treatment.

That may seem like plenty of time. But time may have harmed Tudou.

No Americans were harmed. They took care to avoid civilian casualties.

Love itself can solace our soul and help us erecting confidence to quite out of depression when we are harmed and in difficulties.

I could have harmed him, but I didn't intend to.

China is the highest number of anti-dumping by the country, their interests are seriously harmed.

H. vigintioctomaculata occupied the widest niche and harmed America apricot and plum for longer duration.

Natural justice is a symbol or expression of usefulness, to prevent one person from harming or being harmed by another.

He harmed his eyes by reading in dim light.

The best test of whether something should be banned is not "is it distasteful? " but "is anyone harmed? " Tastes change.

Unlike traditional bullfights, the animals are not harmed.

We drank them long before they could be harmed, and we really liked them there because we enjoyed looking at them.

Made a list of all the persons we have harmed and became willing to make amends to them.

We need to put God on the list because we have all harmed God.

Increased foot and vehicle traffic have also harmed bird parents and chicks.

However some western media hold a view of "China Threat" theory to this, and it has already harmed China's image.

For serious moral or behavior problems that harmed the church and disgraced God's name.

Now, in this state of de-animation, it could not go out dancing, but it was not dead, and it was not harmed.

People who live in less developed areas may also be harmed by the garbage crisis, but there is not so much they can do.

The weather has harmed some areas but has left others with enough rain for near-record crops.

Oh, and one final note: no snakes were harmed in the course of the experiment.

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Currently, the migrant children being stigmatized are in a difficult situation and they are harmed by social exclusion.

Solar storms in the past have damaged power grids, causing blackouts, and harmed and destroyed satellites.

Many cold- tolerant plants can be harmed by frost.

For one thing, the intellectual property rights of people who creats his works would be harmed.

The colonists also harmed the officials appointed to collect the tax.

The alarm harmed the charming harmony of the ceremony.

So countries may indeed be harmed by the prosperity of others.

You had better put your dark glass on as it can prevent your eyes not be harmed by sunshine.

Mr. Aso says he has instructed authorities to make sure no debris has harmed any person or property in the country.

All these problems have harmed the attractiveness of the city deeply.

Result: The longer the tadpoles smell the cigarette, the more they're harmed.

The noise of the machines harmed their hearing.

Smoking seriously harmed your health.

Generally such global missions involve one's ancestry who at one time or another set up a pattern that harmed earth.

It is the process by which animals de-animate, appear dead, and then can wake up again without being harmed.

Tender blossoms, plants, shoots, etc, eg that can be harmed by frost.

They had their hearing harmed by the loud noise of machines.

Living rough can put you at risk of being harmed or manipulated by others.

I bit my tongue (literally: my tongue was bitten and harmed by my teeth).

The middle school students should learn how to protect themselves from being harmed unexpectedly.

Do you think in the future there will be less this kind of cooperation or the cooperation will be harmed?

Our house wasn't harmed at all in the storm.

What's more, it is also important to establish a relief system to solve the problems after distinguishable ownership is harmed.

Smoking seriously harmed his health.

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If they do eventually marry, the one-flesh union is harmed by past sexual relationships.

The Wraith cannot be harmed while phased , but also cannot attack or use special abilities.

Made a list of all persons we had harmed, and became willing to make amends to them all.

The event has harmed relations between two countries.

While preventing both family and country's benefits from being harmed in any way, serve the people in needy conditions as much as I can.

Not just the grain market but all of society and the entire economy will be disrupted and harmed.

Failure to pay his bills has harmed his credit.

Harmed my heart because of you . . . . . .

An attack's damage must exceed Durability before the object is harmed.

How indignant to the murderer who harmed you!

Massive government investment in creative sectors has had some disappointing results in the past and in some cases has even harmed it.

they get harmed when the temperature falls down below zero.

How are frogs being harmed by water pollution?

It is true that some workers are harmed by trade with China, just as there are some losers from all international trade.

How do I stand a chance of being harmed in this study? In the future?

His feeling has been harmed profoundly.

I harmed her so, he excused me now, but my psychology is very compunctious!

I harmed my eyes by reading in dim light.

If we buy or install or use the products of low quality, our life and property security will be harmed by this hidden darger.

Hence, you should know that the Tathagata-that cannot be harmed or killed.

Actually, this is very normal reaction, but although protected oneself such doing, but casual however harmed others.

If I get harmed, who will take care of me? Who is responsible?

He is leading the country day by day. He hasn't been harmed at all.

Has anyone being harmed? - No.

When they are harmed or intimidated, the victim is not only them but democracy.

The draft tort liability law is a basic law to protect people's civil rights and ensure they can get redress if their rights are harmed.

She's good, he thought. She is sound and not harmed in any way except for the tiller. That is easily replaced.

The selling of Snoopy dolls harmed [10: 15. 52] "the physical and mental health of children, " the city leader said.

The motor and garage trades will be harmed.

Tonight we can tell the families whose loved ones have been harmed by al-Qaeda: Justice has been done.

You never harmed me in your life.

But he wanted to know how many people living farther downstream had been harmed.

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But Dr. Kadish said, "We can't exclude the possibility that indeed some people are being harmed. "

I wonder why I became a thorn in their flesh. I've never harmed them.

The hail harmed the crops.

But just try to sue the government when you are unjustly harmed by it!

If you have hurt or harmed me, knowingly or unknowingly, I forgive you.

The children spent a good deal of their time playing in the forest. None of the wild animals there ever harmed them;

Steps eight and nine says this, I will make a list of the people I have harmed by my past behavior and be willing to make amends.

If we want God to answer our prayers, then we must forgive those we feel have harmed us and we must ask God to bless them.

A small group of people in all countries, a harmed!

In fact, radium not only harmed their health, but also caused their laboratory equipment to become radioactive.

Howard: Have you ever harmed yourself or allowed yourself to be harmed except in cases where a human being would have been endangered?

But the people who will be most severely harmed by climate change have not yet been conceived.

Have you ever harmed any other person because of the person's race, religion, nationality, ethnic origin or political opinion?

I didn't feel guilty for killing the humans who harmed my father.

Howard: That's true. Have you ever harmed a human being?

And he never harmed no one

And he never harmed no woman