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I for one would welcome a special report on the "knot" in Europe and what it means for success, happiness, or other European values.Forrest Waller Alexandria, VirginiaSIR —It does a disservice to most divorced parents to perpetuate the myth that after divorce one parent generally raises the children 'alone'alone

"Silenced" has become a fulcrum in South Korea for a broader conversation about sexual abuse and its victims, yet the film is so brutal and demoralizing that it does a disservice to the very issue on which it is attempting to shine a cleansing spotlight.

It does a disservice to the restaurant.

Furthermore, it does a disservice to the playwright.

I think it does a disservice to both soldier and civilian.

The Guardian called it "shocking and shameful", contending that it "does a disservice to this country".

"It does a disservice to the legal profession and our reputation".

"I think considering it does a disservice to New York City".

Mr. Freedman said, "and it does a disservice to the people in the community".

Some groups working with anorexics warned, however, that it did a disservice to those with the disorder.

It did a disservice to the composer to focus solely on the emotional aspects of the Sixth Symphony, he said of other conductors, adding: "The vulgarization of Tchaikovsky by interpreters not worthy of him has always distressed me".