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The phrase "has harm" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is typically used to indicate that someone or something has caused harm or has the potential to cause harm. Example: The new pesticide has proven to have harmful effects on the local bee population.
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UK organization The Loop has harm reduction advice for drug use on its website, encouraging responsible dosing, hydration, and chill-out periods.
Pesticides will kill the butterflies as well has harm the environment.
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Negative diplomacy has harmed Russia elsewhere.
Each issue has harmed the "European Project".
"And that has harmed us".
Arguably, the womanising has harmed his career.
The change in diet has harmed the Nukaks' health.
The battle has harmed McConnell's reputation, however.
Health officials said they have no proof that the chemical has harmed either children or adults.
The union does not claim that UFC has harmed it directly.
Khurram said that he told Mohseni, "The way you make money has harmed society.
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