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The phrase "harm you" is correct and usable in written English
You could use it when referring to potential danger or consequences that could result in harm. For example, "I wouldn't do that if I were you, it could potentially harm you."
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'No harm,' you said".
"No one will harm you".
I will not harm you!
I'm afraid the Baron might harm you.
I wasn't going to harm you.
The poison will not harm you.
"Beta blockers won't harm you," he said.
If you're Cunk, nothing can harm you.
The dog park will not harm you.
"So what's the harm?" you might ask.
But we too can harm you.
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