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MUMS can return to work within a year of giving birth without harming their babies' development, a landmark US report shows.

Ye, who tweets and blogs under the name Hooligan Sparrow, said the police campaign was harming the health of workers.

And throwing him down in the midst, the demon came out from him without harming him at all.

This openness seems to be harming British businesses in relation to foreign ones.

i apologize for what i've done . please forgive me for the harming. i admit that i 'm a selfish guy.

If parents do not love children, or spoiled spoiled child, it will ignore the child's early education and harming the child's life.

While eating healthy is always important, don't let a few French fries or an ice cream come make you feel like you're harming your baby.

Robyn: . . . and others often that have been doctored and are seriously harming the emotional wellbeing of some of these young people.

Shelton saw that the heat was really harming her, as too hot a day will dim the icy freshness of a northern plant.

however, if it's a robot, in harming people it would be disobeying Asimov's rules of robotics.

Wall Street's misbehavior is hardly the only thing harming the economy, and its denizens make handy scapegoats for larger global forces.

But critics accuse ITAR of imposing such a burden on smaller companies that it is harming the entire industry, and thus national security.

The heart disease and stroke are the frequently disease harming the mankind healthiness .

the act of taking revenge (harming someone in retaliation for something harmful that they have done) especially in the next life.

The Jackal is a great offensive and defensive unit, but needs to be placed carefully to avoid harming your own units with splash damage.

Specific bird species may also be declining due to predators that are taking over their homes, nests, and harming their eggs and babies.

Sounds like your sister has a different parenting style than you but I see nothing wrong with that. She is not harming her son.

Applied software preserves the underlying committed fileset and can be rejected without harming the last committed fileset.

Actually Pakistan should understand sitting on the wrong side of fence is only harming its own longterm interest.

Having the capability of harming or killing by or as if by poison; toxic or venomous.

Once you are able to feel satisfied without harming yourself, you'll wonder how that old bad habit seemed so enjoyable.

It said the man was guilty of harming the women but noted that Islamic codes allow for "discipline' if no marks are left. "

God loved His people too much to let them continue harming themselves and others.

He wonders exactly how the RNA viruses are infecting cells without harming them, allowing them to become a part of an animal's DNA.

"Please stay calm, " the man said. "I have no intention of harming anyone. I'll just pick up a couple of things and be out of here. "

Once they're in, unless contained, they end up harming the health of the community over the long term.

But many of these technologies need more consideration and practice before standards can be established without harming innovation.

If the Fed contracts this money, it risks harming the banks it desperately wants to see bailed out.

By contrast, if you are a business leader your children can screw up as much as they like without harming your career prospects at all.

Are they terrorists? The two groups reject the label, claiming to take all precautions against harming "animals, whether humans or not" .

Within a regular customer environment the ability to have encapsulation without harming performance is goodness.

Diabetes is one of harming human health's significant diseases, in recent years, diabetes prevalence rate assumes year by year.

An institutional framework that achieves effective co-operation on these issues, without harming growth, is still sorely missing.

Far from harming the established publications, the multimedia gossip barrage may be driving readers to check scurrilous rumours with them.

A spokesman for the Samaritans described the number of youngsters harming themselves as "a worrying problem" .

After all, there are very few people in the world who are in a position to say that their career is, as they speak, harming their kids.

The chemicals that damage fungi tend to damage human cells as well, so it's hard to attack such infections without harming the host.

They scoop out out the personnel who be stranded, harming the member to be sent to the hospital of the neighborhood in time.

Hormones, antidepressants, painkillers, and other drugs are showing up in our water supply and harming aquatic life.

That pulse is capable of burning out the electronics in a car, including its engine-management system, without harming the occupants.

Alright, I'll quit. Where did you hear all this nonsense about second-hand smoke harming the whole family, even the unhatched ?

Many users do not still have been cursing his "harming others and themselves" do?

Brown planned to use the people he had captured as hostages. The militia would not attack if there was danger of harming the prisoners.

Agnus: Not to worry, I have no intentions of harming her. Yet, though it would appear. Your attachment extends beyond friendship.

"It was a bare-bones car at that point, " says one executive who declined to be identified for fear of harming business ties with Toyota.

As long as no one is physically harming you, they'll see it as part of a business transaction.

Many women try to act as human shields, sacrificing themselves to stop abusive mates from harming their children.

Our findings suggest that women who smoke during pregnancy run the risk of harming the child's motor ability.

Even if the chewing gum is swallowed, the gum base of the gliadin and glutenin can be digested, thus not harming the health.

It did so to help keep problems in the housing and credit markets from harming the wider economy and causing a recession.

If the supervisor doesn't intervene, and his lying is harming your performance and the company, go to Human Resources with your concern.

Lighting conditions in UK classrooms could be needlessly harming children's school performance, psychologists have claimed.

During a four-hour interrogation at a Beijing police station, police told Hu that the couple was "suspected of harming state security. "

Beijing warned that British questioning of the fairness of its judicial system risked harming ties.

The heel pain disease is a familiar disease in athletics. The cause of the disease is the harming metatarsal fascia.

Isn't blatant cheating as serious as a two-footed tackle? You aren't hurting one man, you're harming the image of the entire sport.

Harming no one, they went about their daily lives. Gone in a horrible instant, they now "dwell in the House of the Lord forever. "

U. S. officials have accused China of unfairly manipulating its currency, harming the U. S. economy.

committing any of the acts listed in Article 35 of this Law and seriously harming the interests of creditors.

Buddhism forbids devotees from harming any living creature, so the monks are looking for a non- violent solution.

Glory in loving the motherland; take harming the motherland to be a disgrace.

Everyday, the decaying trash releases large quantities of a climate-harming gas cocktail.

Yet the definition of terrorism extends to such vague things as "endangering national unity" and "harming the interests of the state" .

The report says the illegal operations are harming large areas of rainforest, including those protected by the Indonesian government.

These are warnings from Gaia for you to mend your ways and adopt policies that support Mother Earth and refrain from harming her.

If it's harming us, it's absolutely killing the Europeans and everyone else in Asia.

It takes more than sunscreen to keep the sun's ultraviolet rays from harming your skin.

Coupling the power supply node of the cross-coupled inverters allows faster write operations without harming cell stability.

New research suggests that chemicals found in cleaning products may be harming the health of children and adults, the Daily Mail reports.

Supporting victimized consumers in taking legal proceedings against acts of harming consumers' legitimate rights and interests.

With the help of scientists, farmers will use the latest technologies to increase agricultural production without harming the environment.

BirdLife South Africa believes that fishermen can continue to make a living without harming these endangered birds.

You had better also bear in mind that while you are smoking and harming yourself, you are also polluting the air and hurting others.

Cotton masks, protective glasses and gas mask should be provided for laborers working in conditions of health-harming gas, steam or dust.

But if all this choice is actually harming us, what can we do about it?

I rise in opposition to a bill that repeals the scientific finding that pollution is harming our people and our planet.

Aside from increasing your chances for a promotion or a raise, a properly arranged office will also keep back- stabbers from harming you.

FAO official Rene Czudek says the main aim is to provide low-cost methods to deal with wild animals without harming them.

Harming or killing one would bring stiff civil and criminal penalties and fines of up to $50, 000 against BP.

Wages and prices rose at a faster rate than those of Ireland's trading partners, harming competitiveness.

There is widespread concern that such intense tourism might be harming the fragile reefs.

The historic seat of learning apparently didn't want to be associated with an industry known for harming people's health.

In recent years, irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) (diarrhea) has increased the trend, seriously harming people's physical and mental health.

The Compose important condition can be devided into Cause harming behavior, fault, damages fact , the causal relationship.

It is no secret that the US believes China keeps the yuan artificially low, harming the US economy.

Mr Abbas, usually a voice of restraint in Palestinian politics, this time joined the attacks on Israel, accusing it of harming worshippers.

Congress is to take legislative steps against China for harming its economy by manipulating its exchange rate.

Recycling saves resources, saves energy, and protects the environment. The plastic bags we use everyday are harming the environment.

Its builders would be banned from harming burrowing owls or rattlesnakes.

When broken by impact of outside force, glass becomes honeycomb grains , avoiding harming human body, with good safety performance.

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Men who harass women with cat calls and sexual comments are actually harming their whole gender, a study has found.

The two stopped their row after MIIT stepped in, warning them against unfair competition and practices harming consumers.

Redressing past wrongs without scaring away foreign investors and harming small companies is a difficult balancing act.

EdgeGuard Solo simply prevents applications from harming themselves, other applications, or critical operating system resources.

They also stress that positive results don't necessarily mean that the pesticides are harming human reproduction.

EGCG is a powerful anti-oxidant: besides inhibiting the growth of cancer cells, it kills cancer cells without harming healthy tissue.

Application isolation in this context is fundamentally about preventing the illicit actions of one application from harming another.

Offshore platforms may also lose oil, creating oil slicks that drift ashore and foul the beaches, harming the environment.

While there are no good guys in this fight, the government must do all that it can to avoid harming civilians in a war zone.

When it deliberately destroys the money, government is actingperversely, by harming innocent life and property.

the agreement, contract or articles of association signed are obviously unfair, harming the rights and interests of one joint venture party.

True, sometimes you cannot avoid harming someone, and sometimes you may do it accidentally without realizing it.

harassment is going on, it's getting worse, and the crime is harming more innocent people .

Studies confirm that mothers with PPD do significantly reduce parenting efforts and often have thoughts of harming their baby.

in other circumstances for which laws and regulations specify penalties for harming the rights and interests of consumers.

"Narrowing the trade deficit without harming our economy requires a reversal in the underlying causes, " Paulson said.

In the end I can say that Ahimsa is not harming yourself or others either, just happily live and let others live.

Naiads are river spirits that manifest themselves as incredibly beautiful women. Few mortals would dream of harming a Naiad.

He'll undoubtedly engage in some acrobatic insanity before he'll risk harming a hair on a security guards' head.

He may be having feelings about your changing body or be nervous about harming the baby in intimate moments.

the agile Lurmen instead used a rope to tie up the animal's feet, rendering it helpless yet not harming the creature.

general Ban Ki-moon, also joining the summit, said Monday the effects of global warming are already harming Africa's agriculture.

Remittances may also keep currencies artificially high, harming growth.

That firm aims to develop an adhesive polymer that could stop vehicles in their tracks, without harming its occupants.

Stuxnet appears to have hit its target without harming civilians.

The most perfidious way of harming a cause consists of defending it deliberately with faulty arguments.

What would you say is the single most convincing reason why imports are helping the US steel industry, rather than harming it?

Now, the question is how and when to withdraw that support without harming a recovery, and how to avoid a repeat of the financial crisis.

You can see it getting up into the mangrove, but it is not harming the corals or the sea grass, right.

We all thirst for the love of others that they go out of their way to avoid harming us and to do good to us.

They were innocent. Harming no one, they went about their daily lives.

This will prevent malicious ads or websites from harming your computer and will keep you safe from the millions of online threats.

But now, some people are harming the environment, like cutting down trees, drawing pictures on public walls, littering onto the ground.

In the forgiveness of self and others, the entire game can conclude and the sorcerer disempowered from harming self or others forever more.

It was set up legally as a monastery, and it was strictly vegan to avoid harming animals, people, and the environment.

Reasons for improper sexual behaviors harming bodies were documented in medical books from the Han Dynasty.

Some even argue that the more combative governors are harming the Republican cause nationally.

In general, strive to make your synchronized blocks as lean as possible, without harming thread safety.

If subsidies are removed, world food prices will rise, helping their farmers but harming their consumers.

But I don't see texting harming teens' ability to communicate.

Yet, over the course of the book, Jane must learn how to gain love without sacrificing and harming herself in the process.

The crisis has throttled people's access to finance, by making banks more careful and by harming credit scores.

That technique eliminated the blood-forming stem cells without otherwise harming the mice.

This indicates that intent is a calculated, purposeful act aimed at injuring or harming another.

I don't think you had any intentions of harming your daughter.

I intend to forgive myself for harming others in this lifetime in any manner, conscious, subconscious or unconscious.

Support yourself and your family respectably, without harming others.

Are you listening to me through headphones? Because here's a sample of what might be harming the ears of teenagers.

But if you are not feeling sleepy during the day a couple of hours less sleep is probably not harming you.

We have an agreement on an amendment to prevent criminals and the mentally ill and insane from getting firearms and harming people.

The noise of the textile workshop, not only harming the health of workers and greatly reduce working ability and the labor productivity.

Will it ever be possible to get all the energy we need without harming the environment?

This part can be cut out without harming the continuity of the story.

I intend to forgive myself and my ancestors for polluting and harming earth in my personal history.

The first school of thought simply involves releasing your anger without harming yourself or others.

Young children's exposure to lead in the environment is harming their intellectual and emotional development, according to UK researchers.

The European Union promises to push for biofuels promotion to prevent harming the environment or adding to greenhouse gas levels.

They're sensitive the way a truckload of TNT is sensitive. Virtually any bump or jostle causes them to explode, often harming others.

Many have grown up in households where they were traumatized and so may need help breaking thecycle that is harming their children.

Some scientists say oil from the Gulf Oil spill is harming the base of the region's food chain.

Lighting conditions in UK classrooms could be needlessly harming children's school perfor.

The alternative is to allow the bullies ofbusiness to define our world and ourselves, harming us all in the bargain.

Component of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons in petroleum can lead to cancer and aberration harming the health of mankind.

Dirt and smoke are pouring from cars and factories. Pollution is spoiling the air we breathe, and it is harming our health.

The article says there is no reward for taking apart from harming selves and others.

They are made out of all natural ingredients that dont carry the risk of harming your body. There are no chemical side effects.

My lady, you have said enough. I have no intention of harming you, and will report his activities to Constable Hillers .

Are the legal hassles of Deutsche Bank's bosses harming its future?

But intensive crop production requires heavy use of agro-chemicals, which can contaminate the environment in health-harming ways.

By focusing too much on the upper limits, we still risk harming Earth.

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

Their cheating is harming their own consumers and stoking up protectionism abroad.

It may not be doing any good, and it could be harming them, she says.

Problem: A terrorist is onboard, and you want to disable him without harming the other passengers.

But they risk harming the twin growth pillars of loan-fueled investment and exports.

Are commonly used plastics and medicines harming human health?

This way of living helps you lose weight and keep it off while enhancing rather than harming your health.

Deliberately destroy the companies in which they have invested, in the hope of harming the hated Americans?

With a special tool, they can remove a narrow piece of wood from the trunk without harming the tree.

We most stop harming the environment. We have to work harder to care of the Earth.

A. If you are thinking about harming yourself or having thoughts of suicide, or if you know someone who is, seek help right away.

Not without harming the code's readability and abstraction level.

The most common method of self-harming was a drug overdose.

The aim is to find a way to let big financial companies fail without harming the economy.

Because expressing anger towards yourself is both undermining and self harming and it's not very affective.

He also warned that rising wages were harming American business.

It isn't pollution that's harming the environment. It's the impurities in our air and water that are doing it.

Your heart, liver, spleen, kidneys and lungs are important organs and you should try to prevent viruses from harming those organs.

That is harming health, instead of keeping fit, and is certainly against the original purpose of sports for keeping fit and happy.

The ideal system will accomplish this while not harming the earth's environment.

Energy analysts believe that with the Deepwater Horizon disaster harming its brand in America, BP could be keen to sell U. S. assets.

Your friend is harming someone else or doing something illicit.

A thorn defends the rose, harming only those who would steal the blossom.

Has lied for the purpose of harming or inflicting pain on others.

When a woman aborts, she is not only killing her child but is also harming herself.

Sooner or later, the poison would end up harming America too: it always does.

I am a keeping that young man from harming of you at the present moment, with great difficulty.

Saudi Arabia's actions are also harming the balance of power in the region.

Bob is an animal rights activist. He doesn't believe in harming animals.

They thought the dolls were harming their children's studies.

The Korean caviar is harvested without harming the fish.

Under hundred th must have Aunt Du ten, harming of Wu Zixu the, is really laughable.

Low self-esteem can cause self-harming and even suicide, and social naivety can lead to bullying and sexual exploitation.

Imagine you are 100% sane. Would you willingly do something that has a small chance of harming you?

We need to decide how to develop our natural resources and mineral wealth without destroying the wilderness and harming the wild life.

After the process begins, you can interrupt it without harming your data.

Instead of harming someone, talk things out peacefully.

And if you're thinking about harming yourself, speak up.

A new D-mark would surely rise steeply, harming the country's exporters.

This needs dry-cleaning. Can you remove this stain without harming the fabric?

They are harming us. They're harming our image. They're harming our just cause.

to refrain from harming or destroying.

Until we stop harming all other living beings, we are still savages.

It is led by Rebuya Kadeer, a businesswoman of Uyghur ethnicity who was detained in 1999 and accused of harming China's national security.

Wait, say the gradualists; a 20 per cent ratio would hike lending costs dramatically, harming growth.

Satanism isn't about taking drugs, and it isn't about harming animals or children.

They oblige him only to abstain from harming others.

According to a study published in The Columbia Science and Technology Law Review, patents may be harming our ability to innovate.

There's no harming any little animals.

4- " It isn't pollution that's harming the environment. "

If so, you may have wondered how these things could happen without harming the people in the film.

finally, the bad result is more harming than the good result is beneficial.

Experts say it is easier to stop self-harming if they can find other ways of dealing with stress.

Harming others for their own selfish desires? '

No matter what it it is, as the graphic shows, it is harming the planet.

Intellectually, I know that until I can forgive, I will stew in my resentment and hurt - harming myself, not the person who hurt me.

The idea is that bright students can help average ones without harming their own progress.

If something in the culture is harming someone in some way, or the people are truly unhappy, then I think maybe some changes should be made.

Individuals, as well as the government, have a responsibility to take measures to ease the burden that is harming our water supply.

Is that why I was permitted to return? So that I could prevent Philip from harming Scott?

The researchers suggest that developing countries should be immune from emissions caps to avoid harming their development.

Researchers in Denmark reported last year that people who take antioxidant vitamin supplements may be harming themselves.

by harming me then you are wrong!

And so in fact what they're not eating is actually probably mostly what's harming them.

The location harming happens mainly in location such as middle back, thigh, foot part, and knee. 2.

You'll lose even more weight if you go to whole foods and less fat, and you'll enhance your health rather than harming it.

Finally I pledge we'll find a way to preserve our P. C. D. s without, in the future, harming beavers.

Compassion not only means not harming others but also actively helping others.

He can constrain an enemy to desist from harming me, even though he has a mind to do so.

"We're producing great-quality fish without harming the oceans or anything else, " Goldman says of his operation,

All living things grow together without harming one another, and ways run parallel without interfering with each other

Greenpeace report warns commonly found chemicals may be harming reproductive health By ARTHUR MAX, Associated Press Writer

The Legal Principle Analyses of the Traffic Accidents Harming and Payment the Main Part of the Duty

all living creature grow together without harming one another

Physiological Fructus-harming Diseases on Solar Greenhouse Planted Tomato and Controlling Techniques

complying with relevant laws and regulations, and the objective of the trust not harming the public interest;

(ii) The parties colluded in bad faith, thereby harming the interests of the state, the collective or any third party;

the rules and regulations of the Unit violate laws or regulations, thereby harming the laborer's rights and interests;

Preliminary study on the occurring and harming present situation and control strategy of the rice snout moth's larva

Harming a priest or noble person was a far more serious crime than harming a slave or poor person;

The Harming Analysis and Counterplans Discussion of Agrochemical Remains in Vegetables in Heng Shui

Originating, Harming and Controlling of the Poisonous Gases in Chicken Coops

Health - Harming Factors in International Travel and Preventive Measures

The major harming of diseases and insect pests of Ailanthus altissima and its comprehensive control

Towards Curing Without Harming - Long-term Studies of Bladder Carcinoma Survivors

Controlling Effect to Fruit-tree Harming Pests by Separating Liniment and the Impact toward Natural Enemies

Physically harming or threatening a staff member, visiting adults, or another student

Disease Prevention and Cure Techniques of Seriously Harming Fishes in Marine Cage Culture

Producing and harming of city electromagnetism pollution

Analysis of the Faults which Harming Safe Running of the Industrial Boiler