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That could seriously affect MMI, which has seen its share of the Android smartphone market which it once led eroded seriously in the past two years.

Instead, Dr. Hamilton said he was warned that the annulment could "seriously affect the image" and health of one of Chile's most influential and respected priests.

According to The housing cliff, a new report from Moat housing association, a combination of welfare reforms and changes to subsidy could seriously affect its ability to build new affordable homes from 2015.

Adding to the dismay was the news after the game that Jose Reyes, their All-Star shortstop, and J. J. Putz, until very recently their setup man, are confronting new injury problems that could seriously affect the team.

Allen added that a portion where he admitted to faking his injury so he could "just sit back and cash the checks," which appeared in the Sports Illustrated excerpt, could seriously affect his life.

The authorities have the power to block Internet sites deemed to incite or advocate "acts of terrorism", public demonstrations are banned and groups inciting acts that could seriously affect public order can be dissolved.

As a recently qualified trainee working on his first major job since leaving education, the incident could also seriously affect his future career prospects.

Ellen Mason, senior cardiac nurse at the British Heart Foundation, said: "This study shows that smoking just a couple of cigarettes a day could still seriously affect your future health.

The coexistence of Genotype-I and -II PRRSV strains could cause seriously affect PRRSV diagnosis and management.

She warned that if smoggy conditions persist, the country's agricultural production could be seriously affected.

Still, applications that stream high-bandwidth video and route phone calls and face-to-face video chats over the Internet could be seriously affected.