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That unnerves some party advisers who fear this kind of surveillance can only harm the political process.

What a pity she has turned her talents as a writer to a cause that can only harm the people she claims to care most about.

Ecclestone may well have been the sport's very own Rumpelstiltskin but he spins gold no more and his aversion to appealing to the social media and a younger audience can only harm the sport he built up.

"Any diversion of the generous support of the Australian and international community for military or terrorist purposes by Hamas is to be deplored and can only harm the Palestinian people".

Malcolm Grant, provost of UCL, said: "UCL deeply regrets Imperial's decision to leave the federal university because it can only harm the university to have one of the UK's world-class research institutions depart.

And while Cuddy believes that despite none of the regions reaching this season's Heineken Cup quarter-finals, they are "getting better", but fears a continued drain of players to France can only harm the Welsh teams' prospects.

And this leave me thinking "could someone please explain to me how exactly this will get us out of a recession?" From where I'm sitting "public sector cuts" can only harm not help the economy.

For some, the only way to keep an illusion of youth is to cheat the body into thinking it can work via illegal substances that can only harm it in the long run.

If these perturbations can only harm, damage or break the object, then the object is fragile.

Inventing wild myths about Jewish designs on Muslim holy places can only harm any prospects for the normalisation of ties between Israel and its Arab and Muslim neighbours.

He created the Weeping Angels who can only harm, while you're not looking and the Silence, who make you forget the moment you look away.