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The feud has been far more damaging to the 77 million-member Anglican Communion.
The "markings" of black identity in America are much sharper and the consequences over the centuries of being so marked in America have been far more damaging.
If their eagerness to asset-strip their own careers had been exposed earlier in the electoral cycles, its effects, I argue, would have been far more damaging.
However, Conservative strategists now believe that the increase in support for the Lib Dems has been far more damaging for Labour, which is in danger of coming third in the popular vote.
Cats and dogs have been far more damaging to the Australian environment, yet toads – these very visible, very slow, very distinctive creatures – are the animals we love to hate".
While the deal's seemingly endless glitches revealed weaknesses in the German market, bankers here said canceling or postponing the listing would have been far more damaging than scaling it back.
Holt-Lunstad's work suggests that "frenemies" could be far more damaging than the people you actively, unambiguously hate; they might even damage your well-being and put your health at risk.
For me that was far more damaging.
That's far more damaging for business," Palmer said.
But the scrapping of duty free in 1999 was far more damaging, says Mr Godden.
