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Or c) When it will harm a muck-raking newspaper?

It will harm all the efforts taken [in these talks]," she said.

Opponents of an increase in the minimum wage argue that it will harm small businesses, but that fear is exaggerated.

Critics of such a tax cavil that it will harm our capital markets and won't raise that much money.

Even those who broadly support homosexual rights are opposed to the parade; some gays believe it will harm their cause.

"It will harm China-U.S. relations and bring about a serious and active impact on bilateral communication and cooperation".

The nation's president supports the project for economic reasons, but environmentalists contend that it will harm ecosystems.

Just because a spider's bite can harm a mole doesn't mean that it will harm a human.

In the meantime, defending the peso with higher rates is pointless, he said, because "it will harm the economy".

There is an underappreciated truth about disease: it will harm you even if you never get it.

"But they are worried that once the problem is revealed it will harm their social and economic development".