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harm

[hahrm] / hɑrm /




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The testing uncovered numerous substances associated with cancer, hormone disruption, developmental harm, and immune system effects.

From Science Daily

Other than produce, and some specialty items, Mathew says he buys nearly everything from Amazon, to the point he is worried that he is becoming addicted to the convenience and possibly harming local businesses.

From The Wall Street Journal

Americans increasingly treat discomfort as harm, struggle as injury, and resilience as something to be explained away rather than cultivated.

From The Wall Street Journal

The RSF leader also issued instructions for his fighters not to harm civilians or kill prisoners, and he promised investigations.

From BBC

Lithium-ion batteries currently dominate the market, but they depend on costly materials that can harm the environment.

From Science Daily