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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a harms" is not correct in written English.
It appears to be a grammatical error, as "harms" is typically used as a plural noun or a verb, and should not be preceded by "a."
Example: "The study revealed that there are many harms associated with excessive screen time."
Alternatives: "a harm" or "harmful effects".
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Judge Jackson -- an Obama appointee with a legal background predominantly in corporate law -- boiled down the competing parties' arguments into a "harms" balancing test: Enbridge's corporate profits vs. irreparable environmental and ecological harms Enbridge's Flanagan South may cause.
Hopewell and colleagues 14 reviewed a sample of 59 Cochrane reviews, of which only one was a harms review.
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Then we fire a HARM missile".
It is a harm that needs exposing.
"There is only a harm if the union sees it as a harm," the governor added.
Pleasure missed out on by the nonexistent doesn't count as a harm.
The perception that leaving Serie A harmed careers with the national side did not help either.
It is not a harm to someone not to be created.
Open Arms, which Haddad's administration championed, draws on a harm reduction approach.
"The prophet Muhammad said speak the truth, even if a harm will come from it.
"If they switched 100percentt from cigarettes, there is likely a harm reduction".
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