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But the Ryan campaign is tamping down expectations for a Palin-style sequel, and not just because there is the threat that he will have to share the screen with Hurricane Isaac as it wreaks damage on the Gulf Coast.

A new and provocative label of "illegality" is now out of the chute and running loose, ready to wreak damage.

Thus there is no need for further sanctions that could wreak damage on Europe's shaky economies as well as on Russia.In this section How far can Amazon go?

Yet eye-popping deficits and the uncharted nature of today's monetary policy, with the Federal Reserve (like the Bank of England) printing money to buy government bonds, are prompting concerns that America's debt might eventually be inflated away.Justified or not, such worries will themselves wreak damage.

While Apple may not be able to wreak damage on the same scale as BP, it is not too much to ask any company to take responsibility for safety and environmental standards in its supply chain.

Mr Sariev says Kumtor wreaks "colossal damage" upon the environment.

In doing so, they have characterised in new detail the way the peptide wreaks its damage.

White-nose syndrome – caused by the fungus Geomyces destructans – wreaks its damage by causing bats to wake up during hibernation.

PAGE 3 Editorial: Made in America Last week, 111 nations adopted a treaty to eliminate stockpiles of cluster arms, a weapon that wreaks more damage on civilians than soldiers.

Although only about 10% of prostate cancer victims inherit the disease, the genetic culprit could reveal broader clues about how prostate cancer wreaks its damage.

Plots that try to wreak enormous damage on our economy.