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For example, we naturally flinch more strongly from causing harm to someone than from allowing the same harm to happen.
More specifically, the EU ban on neonicotinoid pesticides, strongly linked to harm in bees, was opposed by the Conservatives.
Drinking patterns, in addition to quantity, are strongly related to harm.
Transcripts show that Boudella stated, "I am against any terrorist acts," and asked, "How could I be part of an organization that I strongly believe has harmed my people?" The tribunal rejected his plea, as it has rejected three hundred and eighty-seven of the three hundred and ninety-three pleas it has heard.
"If a year and a half ago, the FSA had wanted higher capital adequacy, more information on liquidity, and had said it was worried about the business models at Bradford & Bingley and Northern Rock... we would have been strongly criticised for harming the competitiveness of the City of London, red tape, and over-regulation," he said.
The document itself stated that Culkin strongly denied being harmed by Jackson.
Thus, although this expert believed strongly that avoiding harms should take priority over delivering benefits in the context of public health programmes in general, the harms from breast screening were, in their view, so negligible they were strongly supportive of breast screening.
The incidence of subsequent stages of skin harm varied strongly in time.
Inhibition of central serotonin reuptake, which increases synaptic serotonin, strongly and selectively increased harm aversion for both self and others.
