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Technology companies have urged Congress to raise the annual limit, saying they face damaging shortages of the computer engineers and software technicians that these visas attract.

The government faced damaging accusations of ineptitude.

President Bush also faced damaging leaks during his tenure.

BP, which pulled out of the Casanare region four years ago, faced damaging accusations of collusion with the Colombian state-linked paramilitaries in the 1990s.

He faced damaging headlines after it emerged his wife was running a luxury car hire firm from their home and details of their address were published on a website.

Whoever eventually loses will not face damages, but costs running into tens of millions of pounds.

The decision, if it stands, means Dow will not face damages in the case of eight implant patients.

People close to the trial said that if the judge decided the action was willful, MP3.com could face damage payments of $750 to $150,000 for each album infringement.

They also added up to trouble for Lufthansa, Germanwings' parent company, which, according to some experts, could now face damages in excess of an initial estimate of three hundred million dollars.

Mr. Vodra said that if a company decided to withhold a nonapproval letter that contained important safety information about a device used by doctors, it could face damage to its brand.

Reefs may also face damage from ocean acidification, an effect of higher CO2 levels rather than of warming, as may other ecosystems, though the size of the impacts is uncertain.