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"The E.P.A. has lost grip with economic reality and is having destructive effects on the nation's economic recovery," he said.

These critics are motivated by lively and serious concerns, some of them abstract, some practical: Garner's and Silverman's desire for lively literary debate, Miller's commitment to publishing criticism that people will actually read, and Brody's passionate worry that glib negativity can have destructive effects on the career of serious artists.

It is obvious that any reduction in size of landscapes could have destructive effects on fauna and flora species distribution and composition within each landscape fragment.

Appropriate policy action, together with the provision of international liquidity, can still prevent a crisis that would have destructive effects on Hungary and most of emerging Europe.

This achievement occurs at low feed temperature of 350.0 °C, which does not have destructive effects on the catalyst, reactor and membrane.

1% behaviors can have destructive effects on the brain.

The most prominent of the jellyfish groups are the Scyphozoa, whose periodic large blooms often have destructive effects on marine biodiversity, fishery and industry [ 3- 5].

Only a few of the 23 epidemics in the world have had destructive effects on NHPs [ 37], considered to be a reservoir for the virus in the wild [ 38].

Resulting economic dislocations and domestic austerity measures often had destructive effects on livelihoods and other social determinants of health, which were demonstrated as early as 1987 by a ten-country UNICEF study (Cornia et al. 1987).

Aflatoxins are mycotoxins that are produced by Aspergillus flavus and Aspergillus parasiticus, species of fungi, which infect crops such as corn and rice; C. copticum seed extract is shown to have destructive effect on aflatoxin G1 (and1) and significantly reduced aflatoxin activities down to 65%.

Previous governments' oppressive policies also had destructive effects.