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Mr. Lautenberg's recent retirement is therefore unlikely to harm Democrats very much, and instead will avoid what would have been a contentious primary against the mayor of Newark and Democratic front-runner, Cory Booker.
The first efforts to save the nation's artworks from harm were very much old school tie; paintings and artefacts were simply taken to stately homes outside London, where it was assumed they would be looked after much as in a museum.
Google the power and control wheel for a useful graphic on understanding domestic violence and it's harming you very much: your longer letter showed great awareness.
For the Observer's Alex Preston, it is a book that has missed its moment, recalling a previous era in which an obsession with misery and self-harm was very much the order of the day.
It didn't harm 'Independence Day' very much, but other pictures were hurt and quickly replaced". Whether the market will continue expanding, Sherak said, is anyone's guess.
They at first thought that I was going to kill them, but when they found out that I intended to do them no harm, they seemed very much relieved.
That is why what we did at Abu Ghraib, once discovered, did America's image in the world so very much harm.
That climate change has not yet done very much harm may be cheering, but the past offers no firm guarantees for the future.
It will very much harm your character and your book.
He wasn't harmed but he was very much stuck under one of the carriages.
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