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"It's just another example of the barrage that the neighborhood will be adversely affected on a daily basis," Ms. Menin said of the response in Brooklyn.

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Ladybird beetle (Coleomegilla maculata (De Geer)) may be adversely affected when feeding on prey that have ingested toxins expressed in potatoes expressing Cry3A toxin.

38, 39 However, in this study, participants who were lower on competitiveness maintained their initial level of exercise effort, and thus effort did not appear to be adversely affected by the introduction of on-screen competitors.

Meanwhile, the 31-year-old insists he will not be adversely affected by missing out on the French Ligue 1 goalkeeper of the year award.

Data acquired from the abyssal North Pacific and North Atlantic suggest that deep-sea ecosystems may be adversely affected by mining operations on decadal time scales.

At least 200,000 people from eight tribes are threatened and a further 200,000 people will be adversely affected by the Gibe III dam on the Omo river in Ethiopia.

Gen. David G. Perkins, spokesman for United States-led forces in Iraq, warned that the "partnership" between Iraq and America as well as the flow of foreign investment into Iraq would be adversely affected by the lack of an agreement on United States forces.

If it remains at the lower end of the scale as slower temperature increases over the past decade suggest it may then most species will not be adversely affected.Instead, this special report will focus on the relationship between humanity and the rest of the planet's species in recent years.

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"For me that meant the impact on the local housing market and fear that it would be adversely affected.