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ATHENS — The happy issue of the campaign in Epirus by the capture of Janina has caused immense enthusiasm in Athens.
But the programme has caused immense disruption to commuters now – and 47 million passenger journeys on Southern pass through London Bridge.
The Obama administration's decision last year to revoke a permit for a huge mine in West Virginia inspired hope that mountaintop mining, which has caused immense environmental damage across Appalachia, would soon be coming to an end.
TEHRAN, April 9 — A decision by President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad's government not to move the clocks ahead at the beginning of spring this year has caused immense problems and irritations for Iranians.
If banks and investors learn anything from the crisis, it is that they will make sure the firms they deal with can meet their side of the bargain.A Betty Ford clinic for derivativesDoubtless, the CDS market has caused immense problems, largely because no one was sure of the extent of investors' exposure.
In total, almost 84,000 ancient trees are at risk, including 7,000 ash trees threatened by Chalara ash dieback, a fungus which kills ash trees and has arrived in the UK from the continent, where it has caused immense damage in some areas.
Cancer had caused immense, painful swelling on the left side of her face, and in her left arm and hand.
In the case of the Cretaceous extinction, the finger has been pointed at a heavenly body, either an asteroid or a comet, which hit the earth in what is now southern Mexico, and whose arrival must have caused immense destruction.
In eastern Canada in in the early 1940s the European spruce sawfly (Gilpinia), which had caused immense damage, was completely controlled by the spontaneous appearance of a viral disease, perhaps unknowingly introduced from Europe.
Jeremy Corbyn said he had voted against the introduction of the WCA eight years ago and called for it to be scrapped, saying it had caused "immense distress and suffering for thousands of disabled claimants".
Committee member and Labour MP Ben Bradshaw said the campaign had caused "immense distress and upset" in the Gypsy and Traveller communities, who "quite clearly feel so far that Channel 4 hasn't expressed a strong enough or categorical enough apology".
