But lucky for me, that means we got to do an interview, and I was able to learn first hand the harm in asking.
On the other hand, the harm of life for the child with an LNWL is experienced and may be regretted.
Both types of fungal products can be of commercial value, or on the other hand cause harm to humans.
The correlations between CRP, on the one hand, and harm avoidance and self-directedness, on the other, remained significant also after exclusion of women self-reporting ongoing depression (data not shown).
The association of lower blood pressure control (<120/70 mmHg) with the increased CHD risk in the elder group did not change; on the other hand, the harm of uncontrolled blood pressure (≥160/100 mmHg) seemed to decrease compared with other two younger groups.
That said, it's a good idea to wash your hands before playing because oily or dirty hands can harm the finish of your guitar, the fretboard, and your strings.
He appeared briefly on television, vowing that the military would not be deterred by the attack from "cutting off every hand that harms the security of the homeland and citizens".
While for Dr. Albright a photo opportunity with Mr. Kostunica might represent the fulfillment of her struggle for a Serbia free of Mr. Milosevic, the image of the pair shaking hands could harm Mr. Kostunica at home.
Despite the fact that possession of heroin is against the law in Canada, the government has permitted the operation of this center, proving that a country doesn't need to choose between punishment and rehabilitation, on the one hand, and harm-reduction programs, on the other.
But no system of safeguards is perfect, and in the wrong hands serious harm is always possible.
