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Soco said it would do further studies before deciding the future of the Te Giac Den (TDG) exploration block, where it owns a 30.5% stake.

When President Obama announced a temporary halt to the deportation of young undocumented immigrants, Senator Chuck Grassley (R-IA) slammed the move, arguing it would do further harm to an already weak job market.

Dozens of residents have been evicted because of Atlantic Yards, and the project would do further harm: • The "Brooklyn Bride" would cast a permanent shadow over the surrounding area.

I feel uncomfortable at the thought of killing for pleasure, yet left unchecked, the introduced deer and boar would do further damage the forests.

While Mr Berlusconi would surely shrug off another guilty verdict as further malicious work by the so-called "red togas" he has long identified as his mortal enemies, the condemnation of his closest colleague would do further damage to his international reputation.

The doctor then called someone to come into her room who talked to her about making an appointment with a primary care doctor to make a plan for treating her blood pressure and also with an orthopedic clinic where they would do further evaluation of her knee.

It should make him wonder what good it would do to posit any further condition whether a purely physical condition of the brain or a condition of some as-yet-unknown nonphysical substance that a human being, an animal, or a machine must possess in order to have a mental life.

But India made it clear that it would do no more until Pakistan reduces infiltration further and starts dismantling militant camps.

It said at the time that a price cap was "a very intrusive proposition" and it would need to do further research once it started regulating firms so it could understand the full implications.

The United States textile industry, which is largely concentrated in the Southeast, contends that any tariff cut would only do further damage to its dwindling prospects.

Dr. Kahn said he might recommend an exercise stress test "as a baseline" for the future but would not do further procedures "unless he had a calamitous stress test".