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harm

[hahrm] / hɑrm /




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Jordan traces her own harms back to her childhood.

From BBC

Although it is still too early to know the full economic impact nationwide, economists have argued that mass deportations could harm the GDP, as many migrants work in key sectors, like agriculture, construction and manufacturing.

From BBC

Some law enforcement experts believe the repeated falsehoods are harming federal authorities both in the public eye and in the courtroom.

From Los Angeles Times

The Geneva Convention, the laws of war, bans attacks on infrastructure that cause excessive harm to civilians.

From BBC

"No amount of money can repay the harm this has done to me," he says.

From BBC