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Lafont Rapnouil said the verdict among political scientists was still out as to why Fillon's scandal had proved more damaging.

The use of pyrethroids and organo-phosphate insecticides induced outbreaks of the polyphagous bollworm (Helicoverpa armigera (Hübner)), whitefly (Bemisia tabaci (Gennadius)), and other pests [9] that proved more damaging and difficult to control than PBW [8, 9].

The most obvious answer is the loss of Luis Suarez - which has proved more damaging than anyone at Liverpool could have imagined and has been exacerbated by injury to Daniel Sturridge, the failed gamble on Mario Balotelli and an erratic transfer policy.

The second debate descended into a spectacle that overshadowed both of them, but proved more damaging to Trump.

The region's creeping political contagion may be less virulent than the financial crisis of the 1990s, but could yet prove more damaging.

The FSA is going to review its handling of Equitable Life, but the inquiry will be held internally.Charges of earlier regulatory failure may prove more damaging still.

They also note that the loss of real estate wealth could prove more damaging for the general public than falling stock values because more American families own homes than own stock.

But in the long run, this latest refraction of her image could prove more damaging to her reputation than complaints that she is an über-perfectionist who turns chilly and imperious once the kitchen door closes.

He may feel free to play fast and loose with CFE precisely because he has no fear of military retaliation.Tearing up the 1987 Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces (INF) treaty as Russian military officials have repeatedly suggested to the Bush administration could prove more damaging.

U.S.C. 37, ARIZONA STATE 17 Trojans and Leinart Get Back on Track Matt Leinart shook off a leg injury that proved more scary than damaging and rallied No. 10-ranked Southern California over Arizona State in Tempe.

When paralleling just off the coast of North Carolina, Gladys was responsible for breaking the state's worst drought since 1932, and proved more beneficial than the minor storm damage there.