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He told journalists that he was worried about the safety of his family and "tired of struggling," adding that he and his staff had turned down offers to broadcast the show from outside Egypt because it would damage its credibility.

No, it does not happen, because it would damage sales.

PRESIDENT BUSH: I walked away from Kyoto because it would damage America's economy, you bet.

But he said forcing losses, or haircuts, on depositors, would be self-defeating because it would damage investor confidence.

The government is expected to argue that the case should be thrown out because it would damage UK-US relations.

Lifting the ban, which you call for, is not the answer because it would damage unit cohesion.

But the plan was cancelled, partly because it was judged unlikely to succeed but also because officials feared it would damage the war effort - they argued that Hitler's replacement might actually be more rational and more effective in fighting Britain.

Others voted for the bill because they thought it would damage the other party more than their own.

But he dropped the legal action "extremely reluctantly" because he thought it would damage the leave campaign.

Both papers are owned by the media magnate, Rupert Murdoch, who last month dumped a book about Hong Kong because he feared it would damage his business interests in China.

Whelan, having decided not to buy United because he believed it would damage JJB's replica-shirt trade if he were associated with one club, bought Wigan following a plea for support from a then director, Stan Jackson Jonathanan's father.