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NEW YORK -- Deutsche Bank said Friday it will finally phase out financing for mountaintop removal coal mining, a particularly damaging form of strip mining that removes mountain peaks to access coal deposits.

Jacobs says there is little prospect of countries hardening up their commitments between now and December, but it would be progress if there were agreements to tackle particularly damaging forms of climate change, such as deforestation, and to cut emissions to zero in the second half of the century.

The arrests come at a particularly damaging time for President Maduro as elections take place next month.

Assuming the National Review report is accurate, this is a particularly damaging one.

That message could have a particularly damaging effect if Monday's CBO estimate proves their case.

That looked a particularly damaging blunder when the Rhinos went straight to the other end to score.

Biological invasions are a serious threat to global biodiversity, and much of our research is focused on a particularly damaging invader, the Argentine ant (Linepithema humile).

His project announcement comes just a day after a Westminster committee said that independence would have a particularly damaging effect on higher education and research in Scotland.

Critics said that the court ruling in January was a particularly damaging blow to the country's voting process and feeble economy.

It is a particularly damaging myth as it can lead to students not trying in certain subjects as they believe they don't have the brain for it.

Research has revealed that in an area susceptible to the effects of acid rain short-lived events can have a particularly damaging effect.