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Any evidence that the rendition plane landed on Diego Garcia would be enormously damaging for the British government.

"And I think the idea of us being latched into a Labour government with a low percentage of the vote, led by Ed Miliband, and what's gone on in France, under Hollande, I think it could be enormously damaging for our party to be in that sort of relationship.

The Israelis know that going all-out to block the Palestinians at the U.N., without any counterproposal, could have enormously damaging consequences in a Middle East already in turmoil.

Stiglitz vainly campaigned against what he saw as ridiculous, self-defeating and enormously damaging policies - allowing his feelings to surface too openly in public.

Judge Garzón is far from perfect, but the decision by the Spanish Supreme Court to remove him from the bench is enormously damaging to the prospects of fair and impartial justice.

The enormously damaging terrorist attacks, coming on top of a sinking economy, may convince the public that a successful, enduring market economy requires that government and the private sector march arm in arm.

"It was enormously damaging to the scientists".

There was just enormously damaging shock to confidence everywhere.

This is particularly damaging for young students, says Archer.

The effect has been perhaps even more damaging for Virgin.

These restrictions are particularly damaging for local software developers.