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Earl Ofari Hutchinson, however, argues that Mr Farrakhan has already left a damaging mark on American society.

It was beyond painful to read but eye-opening in its revelation of the way current treatment regimens left a damaging mark on every organ system.

"I do not want my comments to leave a damaging mark on the game". O'Sullivan commended World Snooker for their action on Lee, and said he was aware of his obligation to report any knowledge of match-fixing.

Cameron's statement in the House of Commons, after days of damaging headlines marked an attempt to restore his government's shaken reputation.

A National Security Agency contractor has been arrested and charged with stealing highly classified information, authorities said on Wednesday, a data breach that could mark a damaging new leak about the U.S. government's surveillance efforts.

French voters have shown that they are unwilling to accept further restructuring, however desirable; such fundamental reforms will become no easier if EMU is postponed, and may get harder.Moreover, the immediate impact of delay would be to push up the value of the D-mark, further damaging German competitiveness and employment.

Critics say this is why the alarm raised by health officials and law enforcement is so concerning: Authorities stoking broad, misleading fears of fentanyl poisoning the non-opioid drug supply marks a damaging mission creep in the battle to stem the opioid crisis.

The party was quick off the mark after a damaging  leak to the BBC  of a warning by police chiefs about that the planned cuts could "reduce very significantly" Britain's ability to handle a Paris-style attack.

Will their differences over Oracle and Sun mark the start of a damaging new schism?Maybe.

This could prove damaging to Greek banks, requiring them to mark down the value of their holdings of government debt at a time when they are struggling with bad loans in their home market.

The national apology marked the end of a damaging period of divisiveness and denial.