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Agents that have a damaging effect on the HEART.

These plans could have a damaging effect on freedom of expression, privacy and information sharing.

Campaigners say the rejection will have a damaging effect on Europe's fisheries for many years.

He also expressed concern that such patrols would have a damaging effect on rangeland ecology.

The prohibition, meanwhile, is expected to have a damaging effect on the economy.

Defeat for Mr Bush here would have a damaging effect on his credibility but might not affect the result.

Regulation (1) The risk that the current wave of regulation will have a damaging effect on banks  4.

Mr Thompson had apologised at the time, and it certainly didn't have a damaging effect on his career.

9.32am GMT In his Today programme interview, Nick Clegg said that raising the prospect of Britain leaving the EU could have a damaging effect on the economy.

These are not "excuses"; they are conditions that, as a matter of record, have a damaging effect on educational application and progress.

The loss of dogwoods from lower elevation forests could have a damaging effect on soil acidification, nutrient availability and numerous ecological relationships, Dr. Jenkins wrote.