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"It is here that the increasing isolation of the U.S. from its traditional allies can become more damaging," he said.
In Exxon's case, the district court said Fifth Circuit precedent precluded the plaintiffs' argument that the alleged fraud would become more damaging over time.
Its use has become more damaging: mephedrone is now injected by some users as often as five or six times a day.
That means it's at least worth watching the polls over the next couple of weeks to see whether the attacks become more damaging going forward.
But, ironically, studies in the United States and Australia are starting to show that some tree pests become more damaging at higher temperatures; trees become more stressed and less able to withstand attack, and pests become more active.
Nearly half of the 7.1 million adults who have never been online live in social housing, creating a lack of experience that will become more damaging as the government moves the welfare system online through universal credit.
Sensitivity to early stages of deterioration allows for simpler and less expensive repair than if a flaw propagates and becomes more damaging.
These results may indicate that the membrane becomes more damaged from an impaired respiratory chain, which may then cause an increase in electron leakage.
And based on some models of climate change, they are likely to become more frequent and damaging.
Due to the increased competition, health insurers may have become more sensitive to damaging reputation effects of bad publicity.
