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To do so would only damage its own reputation, and so the blue wall remains.

Leaving now, with no demonstrable concessions, would only damage Mr. Putin's sought-for superpower image.

Mr. Ahani said sanctions would only damage the interests of European companies, Press TV reported.

He said there was no chance of success now, and pressing on would only damage the ailing agreement further.

In Tahrir Square, many accused the Brotherhood of a shortsighted selling out that would only damage its standing.

But from an economic and diplomatic viewpoint, overstating the competition between the US and China would only damage Obama's credentials at home and abroad.

Curtailing rice production would not only damage the local economy, but would impair the Confederacy's ability to feed its armies.

That would not only damage the council's credibility, but would also set back France's own hopes for a more concerted European foreign policy.

Republicans also aren't mentioning that their proposal to eliminate federal control of the Medicaid program for the poor would not only damage the health care of millions of struggling Americans but would also affect middle-class families who have relied on the program to pay for nursing home care.

Sacrificing their passion and enthusiasm would not only damage a curriculum, but suck the soul out of its delivery.

In a joint report they warned that failure to invest in help today would not only damage young lives but risk leading to far greater costs for taxpayers in the years ahead.