Wes Brown's latest own-goal against Everton was a defining piece of self-harm: Sunderland have now scored against themselves six times.
As a piece of politics, it will harm millions of people, while making one of the gravest crises facing our country even worse.
After three days of prevarication, Chubu Electric, the plant's operator, reluctantly agreed to a shutdown.The head of Japan's business lobby called Mr Kan's decision a piece of theatre that would harm industry nearby, including factories run by Honda and Toyota.
In drug research, NGT has been applied in a piece of participatory research concerning harm reduction treatment with clients and to develop culturally relevant outcomes to measure progress (Ruefli & Rogers, 2004).
The older Iowa State study that showed signs of harm involved pollen containing pieces of anthers, the part of the plant that produces the pollen.
"In the newsroom post we refer to a specific piece of research around the unique harm this has for victims.
But Wilken found that allowing student-athletes a limited piece of the pie would not harm those goals.
"Twitter is public, but if you're not being a racist/sexist/bigoted piece of shit, what's the harm in being horny?" Amelia Capaz, VICELAND social editor and fellow active tweeter, listed several reasons one might horny tweet: for social media engagement, to promote sex work, or to legitimately find a hook-up.
Street art-inspired pieces representative of the harm of gentrification, wooden structures and balloons mimicking the frailty of institutions, and other politically charged works investigate how systemic racism influences the mobility of people of color at the BOOST MOBILE art show.
A8 Analysis of Shuttle Faulted The computer program that helped NASA mistakenly decide that the shuttle Columbia had not been deeply harmed by a piece of falling foam would have predicted serious damage if used properly, a retired Boeing engineer said.
