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In the first case she "harms herself," in the other she harms a future live person.
At times on "The Great Mother" he seems to be exploring chord permutations; on "She Heals as She Harms" he goes for pointillist arpeggios.
They talk, cajole, humor, berate, lecture, drive around, buy fast food, reason, talk some more — in other words they do whatever they can do to calm a person down before he or she harms someone — until they interrupt the cycle of violence.
And though she insists that the animals she uses for her projects had all previously died of natural causes, stories online and various petitions have alleged that she harms the animals herself.
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So whom is she harming by giving birth at fourteen?
Her detractors have argued that she harmed her chances by seeming to lack confidence and polish.
The officers stopped the woman before she harmed anyone, and it was unclear what she had intended to do, the worker said in a telephone interview.
Ms. Tymoshenko was sentenced to seven years on charges that she harmed Ukraine's interests by agreeing to pay Russia a high price for natural gas.
Nor does she harm any nonexistent child that she might have brought into existence, limbs intact, on Wednesday, for you cannot harm a nonexistent being.
She began to worry she would harm herself (though she was sure she would never hurt her baby).
Olympic champion Dame Kelly Holmes has spoken of how she self-harmed as she struggled to overcome injuries she thought would end her career.
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