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Use this to get units across the map quicker than normal to set up ambushes and sneak attacks, or to get units out of harms way quickly.

With it as always comes responsibility for your actions, and anything that harms another will later be a lesson to be learnt.

But a bailout harms the citizens of these other countries, who did not live beyond their means.

"Dark side" traits have always been considered to be adaptive up to point, Harms said.

But it is often accompanied by filamentous bulking which happens readily and harms the operation of activated sludge process seriously.

Ethical dilemmas are the result of conflicts between potential benefits or harms for two or more competing interests.

Devaluation of a currency also directly harms importers as the cost of imported goods is inflated by the devaluation of the currency.

Fifth, drink less and avoid cigarettes. Alcohol does harms to sleep. Smoking stimulates the body as if you were taking a cold shower.

Drinking, drunken driving harms social moral behavior, actually these can be directly to see how they treat their people around.

An oil shock could even leave the economy with a smaller margin of spare capacity if it harms output more than spending.

Maleficence --- Behavior that harms others. Avoidance of maleficence is one of the cardinal principles of ethics. See beneficence.

Abuse brings severe harms to mental and physical development of the child. Moreover, this harm lasts whole life of the child.

Forcing AT& T to divest assets would not be enough to prevent "serious anti-competitive harms" , it added.

Nobody harms me, and, actually, I rather enjoy that tremor of menace, in the dark interstices between the neon lights.

The authors write that their goal was to apply multi-criteria decision analysis modelling to re-evaluate drug harms in the U.

It has no health benefits and harms girls and women in many ways.

This harms the credibility of the Internet, as well as the company.

And a bailout harms Greece in the longer term by delaying adjustment of the fundamental flaws in its economic policies.

In a joint report, they warn that there is an "immediate need" for debate around the potential harms.

Corporations are ultimately responsible to their shareholders and will drag their feet to do what's "right" if it harms profitability.

The Court found that the allegations of those specific harms were sufficient to deny a motion to dismiss for lack of standing.

HELLO, the powder experience harms the maple tree maple tree soaks on the surface senate!

This harms investment returns and the ability to deal urgently with climate change, he said.

Ground fissure in Xi'an, one of the typical geological disasters, has caused serious harms to the construction crossing the cracks.

Experts say a person who harms themselves only slightly may be just as seriously ill as one who takes an overdose.

The study of clinical safety showed that Qingfei oral liquid had not any harms and side effects on important organs.

The sword of a way harms everywhere, the hair in excellent disorderly criticizes to scatter, unspeakable and anguished.

Conclusion: Prostate-specific antigen screening is associated with psychological harms, and its potential benefits remain uncertain.

A big trade union has just come out for a No, claiming that the Lisbon treaty harms "workers' rights" in favour of "big business" .

It's not the pathogenic E. coli microbe itself that harms people who eat ground beef or other foods that contain it.

Yet seek to fight in a way which harms no one. Harm is not a necessary ingredient in healing.

The suppression of consumption for the sake of investment harms individual prosperity and is not sustainable.

Administrative monopoly has various harms, and with China's entry into WTO, it conflicts with the basic principles of WTO.

Algae and slime are one of the main harms in industrial circulating cooling water systems.

"Corruption" , which generally refers to all commitments of crimes and subsequent harms, is not a formal legal concept.

The key to prevent such harms is to understand and analyze the causes and rules for basketball teaching.

A company should not argue the inarguable, for it only harms credibility and makes motives and priorities suspect.

This deluge of options harms the regularity of Python and makes it harder to understand for non-experts (and even for experts).

Routine overloading is a syntactic facility which does not solve the important issues of reuse, and harms the readability of software texts.

Industrial production far beyond market demand harms the environment and is not sustainable.

Another downside is that the setting up - and existence of - antipopes harms the "Moral Authority" of your religion.

Never do anything by body speech or mind which harms another being, human or other wise. Be kind, gentle and loving to others.

Danns hopes her book will persuade others that this industry harms men and women alike.

It is also a major barrier to international development -- systemic misappropriation by kleptocratic governments harms the poor.

correctly sharing the providing evidence responsibility of the additional donated commodity created harms.

Among the harms to the environment while using cars gases produced by the car is a important one.

Further exploration of the use, sensitivity, specificity, benefits and harms of specific tests is warranted.

The second part mainly describes the main performances and harms of the departmental interests in administrative legislation.

Furthermore, that the " carpet bombing " method puts people in a trance, and that their harms are simply too numerous to record.

No clear evidence has so far shown that the vaccine harms both the pregnant mother and her baby, according to international studies.

Youngsters and retirees do not work, which harms growth directly.

The aim is to provide supports for evaluating and monitoring vegetation damaged by rats in the Loess Plateau and controlling rodent harms.

The doctor has warned him of the harms of smoking again and again, but he always turned a deaf ear to the doctor.

Apologists for globalisation, he argues, treat it as a source of benefits, and only accidentally and incidentally a source of harms.

This to doubles the China home industry which harms was said, for a their respite with adjustment opportunity.

Fragrance therapy is different from aromatherapy, which uses heat to distill essential oils and harms the original odors of the flowers.

FGM has no health benefits, and it harms girls and women in many ways.

Evidence shows that smoking harms nearly every organ of the body.

In short, greater benefits always go along with greater harms, as is the case of nuclear power utilization.

The harms of delay in the work of archive appraisement are discussed in this paper, together with the reasons behind and countermeasures.

"Organizations should take these 'dark side' traits into account when making decisions concerning training and promotion, " Harms said.

Idiopathic optic neuritis(ION) is a common disorder of the neuro ophthalmology, which harms human vision seriously.

Violence against women harms families and communities across generations and reinforces other violence prevalent in society.

The structures, specific properties and harms to humanity and environment about persistent organic pollutants are discussed.

Most parents complain that there's too much bad entertainment that harms kids_and most parents do nothing about it.

" The white pollution " can have two kind of harms to the environment, namely " visual pollution " and " latent harm " .

The rare unusual plant always is tourist's interest is at, also is easily the object which harms.

Consequently, no issue is as critical to individual and national survival and prosperity as clearing up harms arising from the smoking.

Do not do anything that harms national interest and dignity.

Acid rain, one of the world problems, results in enormous harms and great damages on people.

For men, current evidence is insufficient to evaluate the balance of benefits and harms of screening for chlamydial infection (I statement).

Treatment Project of Sandstorm Sources of Beijing and Tianjin This project is mainly to the sandstorm harms surrounding the capital.

Therefore, ethical decision-making implies a responsibility to identify those interests, harms, and benefits.

Rumor message violates public benefits, harms minority community, and disturbs seriously normal social order.

This article discusses the forms of information poverty polarization, its social harms and alleviation strategies.

Some research in social psychology suggests that our brains are not well adapted to protect ourselves from gradually encroaching harms.

Objective: To assess the benefits and harms of Traditional Chinese Medicine in the treatment of postmenopausal osteoporosis.

Environmentalists are arguing that the sonar can cause whales to beach themselves and harms other marine animals.

Euthanasia disaccordswith the characters of serious harms to society and disobedience against criminal laws that should be punished.

Chronic and traumatic stress harms chimpanzees' health and compromises the results of experiments conducted on them.

But the hidden hunger of micronutrient deficiencies harms even more people and inflicts lasting damage on them and their societies.

This part is divided into again three statures parts, include performance, reason and harms of the credit risk.

Smoking seriously harms you and others around you.

The findings also suggest that interviewers need to be aware of the tactics used by narcissists, Harms said.

Working 10 to 11 hours a day may be good for your wallet but it harms your heart, a new study finds.

This harms both listed companies and minority shareholders, and also impacts the stabilization of capital market.

This paper first introduces the definition, harms, source, and international standards of voltage sags.

Through to harms the wireless local area network's some factor narration, has given the security measure which some deal, . . .

Indoor air pollution disproportionately harms women, the young, and people from less developed regions of China.

Causes and harms of the stray current corrosion in caustic soda production were introduced .

The runaway piracy problem harms ticket sales and eventually leads to job losses of the movie industry.

This harms the air and water we all share, and creates health problems for Chinese citizens.

Much more common are the harms of identity theft or public embarrassment.

Geological defects existing extensively in foundations often do harms to the safety of buildings.

Danger on the road is a judgement call, and we all rightly judged we were in no harms way.

Phalla added at an AIDS conference in Phnom Penh, "Enforcement of the anti-trafficking law harms the 100 percent condom use in brothels. "

The need is urgent: if we do not make the case, the result will be destructive nationalism, embodied in protectionism that harms us all.

Media coverage of the FDA's warnings on antidepressant use in youth present mixed views of harms and good.

There was poor agreement about the balance of benefits and harms and recommendations.

The underlying problem namely that "men prefer men" for momentous jobs, and this harms the EU, maintains Ms Wallstrom.

The harms and impacts of T. diversifolia on native biodiversity, ecosystem, agriculture and natural forest recovery were also discussed.

A lawless scientific experiment is one that harms those species associated.

In addition, capital punishment harms, not helps, the survivors of homicide victims, and does nothing to protect people from crime.

If you want to stay out of harms way, you won't keep food in your tent at night.

As the South African Revenue Service explains: The harms caused by impermissible tax avoidance are varied and pervasive.

And in recent years, research has revealed more about how far air pollution's harms go beyond the respiratory system.

After analyzing the harms and causes of adhesion between deformed metal and die, a new type of melt lubricant is presented.

but by alienating its neighbours Moscow harms its own interests too.

The apiculture association has called on the French government to block the use in the country of some pesticides, which it says harms bees.

Resentment, criticism, and guilt are psychological harms to us.

"The downside of the harms outweighs the one-day reduction in symptomatic benefits, " Heneghan said.

A beloved bedtime bear can put safely away out of harms reach.

Party B uses the renting office for illegal activities and harms the public benefits.

Girls and boys start using tobacco for different reasons, and tobacco use harms women and men differently.

It harms our eyes to read in the sun.

This, in a great degree, hinders the development of our socialist market economy and harms the interests of our state.

An unavoidable by-product of burning oil is carbon dioxide, and carbon dioxide harms the environment.

In fact, the business card printing and membership card-making enterprises have tasted the harms of SARS.

The thesis shows the reasons, forms, harms, management measures of netnews morality.

Countless studies claim that eating meat harms the planet and contributes to global warming.

The debris flow geology disaster harms assumes the trend of escalation year by year in Shanxi Province.

The supplier will immediately inform CLIENT about detected defects and take all actions to minimise harms caused by the fault.

The nutritionists warn people against the possible harms of fast food.

An analysis of nuclear industry workers'death risk and related occupational harms.

that which undermines ecological balance and harms the environment.

'Warren Jeffs made himself into something that harms each and every person he touches, ' he added.

Field injection harms testability, especially if you mark the fields private.

Senior Fatah official Nabil Shaath says the infighting is counter-productive and harms Palestinian interests.

By Sir Nicholas's moral calculus, even small harms amount to big losses when added up over enough cohorts.

You don't independently advance and trip triggers that put the group in harms' way.

Status and harms of doctor practicing environment were presented.

But evidence that insider trading actually harms markets is equivocal.

cement and aggregate of alkali content, carbon content harms element to exceed bid.

Yet seek to fight in a way which harms no one.

But at extremely high levels, the characteristics become pathological and can lead to career derailment, Harms said.

You want to lose weight in a way that enhances your health rather than the one that harms it.

Objective To review the pharmacological research on Acanthopanax giraldii Harms.

The paper analyzes reasons and harms of water storing where and gives relevant prevention s-treatments.

The most obvious harms from self-injury arise from the wounds themselves, which pose a risk of infection.

The country is to protect and improve living conditions and ecological environment, to prevent pollution and other public harms.

You see, the gap between rich and poor does matter, and it doesn't just harm the poor; it harms all of us.

some soldiers who survived long enough earned the right the harms the cherries .

drought, will take place continuously. Plus, the earth earthquake harms.

As predicted, the pyramid's harms counterbalanced its benefits.

Brumberg argues that continuing to ignore abuses harms U. S. interests in the region.

He says work addiction is different as the people it harms first are the families.

Though he knows clearly that smoking harms his health, he simply cannot give it up.

Ozone harms plants, which decreases food production.

Chen Shuibian also proposed, if the secret suffers the exposition, the use, to harms personally to Taiwan inestimably .

We use environment protection materials without harms to skin.

If malicious code harms your data or your computer, Access cannot undo that damage.

Alcohol poses the biggest drug challenge today, according to "Estimating drug harms" , a UK research report. Prof.

The birth control pill is unpopular, as many people believe it harms a woman's body.

Overall, it seems that human activity harms the Earth more than it benefits it.

The magician at the centre of the controversy, Fu Yandong, denies he harms the fish.

That always wants to harms devout of after the king of the devil came, and changed the letter a.

Polluted air even harms such hard and strong materials as concrete and steel.

Lots of waste material, in return, is produced and harms the environment.

The commission is acting on fears that Bisphenol-A (BPA) harms children.

Therefore I should disregard harms caused to me and not be affected by suffering.

The "harms" at issue are hard to identify, measure, and resist.

at present pirates how phenomenon quite serious does 2. create this kind of phenomenon the reason and harms 3 we to do?

You close your eyelids over it to protect it from sand, dust, dryness, and other harms.

And it is not just the tax code that harms the economy while favoring the better off.

The disease harms bones by removing calcium and other important minerals from tissue.

Yes, the drug trade helps the Taliban and harms the Afghan government.

China's development harms no one and threatens no one.

But we ought toexpect stories to give good context on both harms and benefits in anycoverage of tests, procedures, or medications.

It is generally agreed that low Zn, low Fe, abnormal Cu and high Pb will do grievous harms to health.

Alcohol harms skin in a variety of ways.

What thing has not harms to us today?

The present subject matter provides high-aspect- ratio microstructures (HARMS) and methods of using the same to generate nanoconduits.

At the same time, the studies are more clearly defining screening's harms.

Wind power does undoubtedly pose some hazard to birds and other fauna; some say it harms humans.

Sadism refers to those who gain pleasure from inflicting harms on others.

The arms damage the soldiers' arms; the army harms (or "does harm to" ) the world.

Trade with China helps, not harms the average American.

Harms and damages ofMassicus raddei were mainly on oaks distributed on upper slopes, ridges and sunny slopes of mountains.

The faithful are weary of the fighting and think it harms the convention.

Ai, the kid of general player harms not heave injure not mushroom!

Duplication harms projects because it resists attempts to make structural changes or refactor toward better code.

However, disposable plastic bags do bring severe damage to our environment and lot of harms to life.

Threatening a suspension of activity that harms revenues and reputation, the thinking goes, is a better way to deter improper conduct.

It is easy to have physical harms in the process of basketball teaching, training and competing.

C-130s have also saved numerous lives in Iraq by airlifting cargo instead of sending convoy personnel into harms way.

They are reluctant to send more troops and put them in harms' way.

Think twice before you blow your top, and know that it harms you as well as anyone else.

At present, that psychopaths commit crimes happened mostly in China. It harms the public order seriously.

Wise men learn by other men's mistakes (or harms); fools by their own.

Using of bopomofo in Chinese is forbidded. It harms your eyes just reading it, ya know.

Bactericides become more and more crucial in oilfields due to the serious harms resulted from bacterium corrosion.

The problem is that keeping ailing companies on life-support holds back healthier firms and harms the economy overall.

Extremes must bring harms to everyone.

Smoking when pregnant harms your baby.

The underlying problem is that "men choose men" for important jobs, and this harms the EU, maintains Ms Wallstrom.

Too much stress harms your health.

But whoever fails to find me harms himself; all who hate me love death.

Doctors say smoking harms our health.

To find it, the crew themselves must venture into harms way.

I am sure that you know that smoking harms your body. Then why do you continue smoking?

Natural gas does our bodies great harms.

Soil lead exceeding the allowed standard not only affects the plant's normal growth, but also harms the human health through the food chain.

New technologies are aimed at doing good to people, but they surely have some hidden harms.

Do you agree that disclosing others' personal data on the internet will cause permanent harms to the target?

Many kinds of pollutant characteristics, sources and the characteristic of harms are introduced.

In contrast, there is solid evidence of serious and common harms, and the screening programme is very costly.

Or harms your family or even country.

the gap of wealth harms social harmony and makes the phenomena of corruption, steal, fraud and drug trafficking more and more rampant.

Patients often say they will take their chances with screening's harms if a test can save their lives.

As far as I am concerned, the visit brings people both benefits and harms.

All they need, they think, is to know what the color means and how it helps or harms.

Doctorts say smoking harms our health.

Do you think the government would intervene if a cell phone harms people?

More and more poisonous chemicals are released into the air and it harms our living environments.

It robs them of their choice; it harms people who want to choose to not do the unhealthy thing.

Based on the realistic problems to reveal the harms of colonialism, Conrad seeks the life value and personality development.

In that way, what we each do for our own benefit harms others.

I can not to you that to bring genuinely merry still invariably harms your is sorry !

And I want to stress one more time that unrelenting stress harms our bodies.

This is made by cotton, have no any harms to ur skin.

Last, I have to point out the study is actually entitled, "Drug harms in the UK. "

The storm did a lot of harms to the crops.

Recently, more and more college studerts are staying sub-healthy and sub-health does great harms to the growth of the college studerts.

Debris flow is a sudden occurred natural disaster in Mountain Area, and seriously harms the life and property of the people.

Excess fat deposition not only decreases the quality of meat, but also harms the human health.

At present, there are so many harms of asphalt surface in frigid area, it can influence the stability.

In other words, he harms more people than he helps.

The environmental destroy not only impacts on the people's normal life, but also harms the human's existence and the offspring's health.

Today, there are. . . . , which have brought a lot of harms in our daily life. First. Second. What makes things worse is that.

Such fishing harms the productivity of fisheries, and hurts developing countries especially.

"[It] severely harms developing countries' interests, " Mr Yao said.

he would not be angry even she did some harms to him ;

learn to forgive anyone who harms you, because they are miserable, each has his own difficulty, no one is easy.

On the other hand, we should assume our responsibilities and spare no effort to bring home people the awareness of harms concerning CG.

Litigious swindling is a new act that harms the society. This act has appeared in judicial practice in recent years.

Control and Study of the Grassland Rodent and Insect Harms in the Northwestern Part of Liaoning Province

One who harms company by accepting bribes or swindling by false pretence in the name of company;

Distribution, harms and control measures of the main poisonous plants in the natural grassland of Gansu province

Grotesquely, he equates legalising drugs and human trafficking. (Drugs primarily harm the user whereas trafficking harms others. )

Causes and Harms of the Axial Convex and Concave Stripes Appearing on the Working Planes of the Rolling Bearing Parts on Passenger Cars

The Harms of the Land Subsidence and the Preventing Countermeasures

At present, with the marital status changing, woman's land rights and interests are seriously violated, which causes enormous harms;

On the Contributing Factors and the Harms of Obesity and the Means of Losing Weight

City construction and termites harms and its control countermeasures

Harms and Prevention of the Stray Current in DC Stringing Electric Locomotive Transportation System

Mechanism of Acanthopanax Senticosus Harms on prophylaxis and treatment for cerebral vasospasm associated with subarachnoid hemorrhage

Pharmacodynamic Optimization of Purification Technique for Acanthopanax Senticosus Harms

Harms of Condensed Water at the First Section of a Heat Network and the Safety and Smooth Operation

The analysis of the control measure on the occupational disease harms in production chemistry poison of Hefei

Analysis of Responsibility and Preventive Measures on the Accidental Harms Events in Elementary Middle Schools