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The findings suggest that the acquisition of the modern NOVA1 variant may have protected us from the detrimental effects of lead, promoting complex language development and social cohesion.

Neither of the two new California bills “is as sweeping nor as detrimental to California’s healthcare investment as last year’s effort,” said Travis Jackson, a partner at law firm McDermott Will & Schulte.

He also said that the company’s product costs more than its animal protein equivalent, “a feature that is particularly detrimental in a prolonged environment of tepid consumer spending.”

The back-and-forth over key operations and their long-term uncertainty has been detrimental to the agency, employees said.

He believes football's 'win-at-all-costs' approach is having a detrimental effect on the mental health and performance of current and future referees.