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[dam-ij] / ˈdæm ɪdʒ /




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“It doesn’t mean that we shouldn’t have it. It just means that’s more tenuous … but I do think that we should say it’s wrong and that it’s damaging.”

From Salon

Prince Harry made the remarks in an at-times emotional address to parents gathered after the start of a landmark trial in California that will examine whether Instagram and YouTube damage young people's mental health.

From BBC

"There is the inconvenience, there is the potential damage caused by the individuals who are entering premises or outside storage to take the oil - and there's also the loss of revenue as well," he said.

From BBC

Individual specimens have already wilted, but the scale of damage is impossible to assess -- the destructive impact of the cold could only start to show in weeks or even months to come.

From Barron's

While Stellantis shocked the investment world this past week by eliminating its dividend, Americans shouldn’t let it damage their opinion of European dividend payers.

From Barron's