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He reiterated that he was opposed to some proposals intended to shield retail businesses from investment banking operations, saying they could hurt the availability of credit.

The service clearly believes that streaming is its future, even as it alienates some of its current bread-and-butter DVD rental customers by doing things like agreeing not to rent new DVD releases until they've been out for 28 days (something which hurts the availability of the most popular movies on the service).

Newsmagazines have been hurt by the availability of instant news and analysis on the Web, and also by the rise of two new weekly competitors, The Week and The Economist.

Online retailers, with their serious discounts and 24-hour availability, have hurt the hegemony of even the grandest bookstores, and more than half of book sales in America take place at big discount retailers such as Wal-Mart and Target.

Twelvetrees has hurt the same ankle that threatened his availability for the tour, albeit a different part of it, while Burrell has also sustained an ankle strain.

"Decreased funding for residential mortgage-backed securities could set off a downward spiral in credit availability that can deprive individuals of homeownership and substantially hurt the U.S. economy," the Mason/Rosner paper said.

Why? Harms to minorities, like children, hurt the majority.

Cautions were taken not to hurt the scleral tissues.

However this won't hurt the integrity of this paper.

In an interview, Peter Klein, the chief financial officer of Microsoft, said that in some cases, sales of Windows 8 were hurt by the limited availability of computers with touch screens that more fully exploit the capabilities of the software: "We need to do more of those".

Would their efforts hurt entrepreneurship and damp the availability of credit?