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Web browsing ReprintsThis "hollowing out" continues and hurts plenty of subcontractors.

But it's hurt plenty of legal immigrants, too.

"I hurt plenty of things in different fires in different times in my career," he said.

They blame circumstances beyond their control, such as the dotcom bust, which hurt plenty of companies in Virginia, and the economic aftershocks of September 11th.

During the music-video era, a pretty face has been essential to success, and good dance moves haven't hurt; plenty of merely passable singers got by on studio productions and video clips.

This reckoning won't be a 1970s-style catastrophe, yet it will be ugly enough to hurt plenty.

"They're a team that have hurt plenty of teams this season and at time have been right up there.

Hillcoat gives Hurt plenty of rope to flex his stagey instincts, Cave's dialogue provides perfectly meaty material and the scene flicks from conversation to confrontation in a heartbeat, setting up the film as a volatile work prepared to turn sharply and unpredictably.

Before you shed an empathetic tear for the accused and convicted, keep something else in mind besides the long corporate knives aimed at Watkins' unsuspecting back: The bum market of 2000 to 2001 hurt plenty of firms like Lucent, Cisco Systems and Sun Microsystems.

To steal a phrase from Doom's options menu: hurt me plenty.

It also doesn't hurt that plenty of American companies are getting in on Poland's underground explorations, in what one U.S investor called "a land grab".