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But Samsung's biggest problem will be the damage to its reputation.

Mr. Pink draws on scientific research to examine what he holds to be the damage that incentives can do in offices and schools.

"The longer the sovereign debt market remains stressed, the greater will be the damage to the wider economy," Lloyd Barton, an economist, said in a note Tuesday.

Perhaps the biggest consequences of Jones's sworn statements in court will be the damage they do to Graham, who has repeatedly denied providing his athletes with performance-enhancing drugs.

A greater cost may be the damage to Citi's reputation from a seedy business.Citi was an unabashed financier of telecoms companies; Mr Weill was doubly involved, as chairman of the bank and as a board member of AT&T.

But opponents of the idea are inclined to insert the word "Faustian" first.The smog of warOne reason for rejecting sulphate hazing out of hand might be the damage it could do to the ozone layer.

What was the damage?

Where is the damage?

Then there's the damage foraging does.

So is the damage done to it.

So what was the damage?