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This simply means that the product contains no animal fat, but it does not mean that the food is low in calories or heart damaging trans fat.

This new worm attempts to use social engineering to again trick users into opening its attached file. Casual Internet users are at most risk for Invalid's damaging retaliation. At this time, we've received one report of this new worm, but Central Command is monitoring this worm's activity very closely.

Boeing can't have it both ways. You can't have record sales and say these subsidies are damaging us.

Britain has made clear repeatedly to Chinese leaders that it would be wrong and damaging to scrap this council and replace it,

East and Gulf Coast states are at risk of hurricanes; prairie and other central and southern states are constantly threatened by tornados; and western states commonly face damaging droughts. Extreme weather does not discriminate by American geography.

Did you ever hear anyone say, "That work had better be banned because I might read it and it might be very damaging to me?

Flip-flopping of laws is more damaging than the government making one statement of where it stands.

I understand that the average person can't imagine damaging their looks in any way if it could be avoided. But I don't value my physical beauty to the point where I would not do something I truly enjoy because I'm afraid of potentially hurting something superficial.

It would be extremely damaging to the NFL as a brand to move this franchise, because you're going to see over the next year the recovery of New Orleans become equated with American patriotism. And there are too many small markets like Green Bay and Jacksonville where the NFL has worked and had a tremendous impact on those communities to have the league give up on New Orleans, especially with New Orleans' history.

The technologies which seem to be receiving interest from the Bank include those with damaging social and environmental impacts, such as nuclear, large dams and so-called 'clean coal'. It is widely understood that these technologies will not help to bring people out of poverty, which is the World Bank's mission.

Perhaps the most damaging aspect of the Obamacare tech nightmare is how wholly predictable it all was. Anyone who has been involved in building the most rudimentary of web operations knows nothing ever works as it's supposed to. Even awesome Apple, mighty Microsoft, and gargantuan Google miss deadlines.

Prior to the war, the stock market was at its lowest because people were pricing in a more intense military conflict, which hasn't happened, ... The market has decided that these events weren't nearly as damaging as they might have been to the global economy.

Coaches realized the damaging effect it can have if you don't move quickly to control any skin outbreak.

Antioxidants are chemicals that break down or neutralize the damaging effects of free radicals - chemicals produced as a byproduct of normal cellular metabolism.

As damaging as these attacks have been, the vast majority were conducted by disgruntled individuals, ... We face a future, though, where criminals, terrorists or even nation-states may use the same tools in a more organized way for darker purposes.

This is a world-class scandal...which is damaging to Australia's international reputation. We must get to the bottom of it.

(This) is a sensible response to employer concerns that the minimum wage is starting to have a damaging impact on competitiveness.

The whole idea of migrating here was to achieve a peaceful, comfortable and good life, ... But this traffic is damaging the Dubai dream.

This does not change the fact that this remedy is harmful and damaging to consumers, the industry and our economy.

This is a disturbing development, ... and could potentially be very damaging to college football, especially the recruiting process.

They need to get airplanes and get the air force to bring the members of congress here to get an agreement. Beyond being damaging for the election, this is damaging for the country, for the people.

They are simply denying other legitimate water users the resource and damaging the environment. There's no question that we will take action.

This is the most damaging storm in terms of the number of customers without service in more than five years. We peaked statewide with 225,000 customers without power.

This is the most damaging series of cartels the Commission has ever investigated due to the sheer range of vitamins covered which are found in a multitude of products from cereals, biscuits and drinks to animal feed, pharmaceuticals and cosmetics,

A teenager's early experimentation might be minor, but it can still have a damaging effect on their developing brain,

As you know, if accurate, such an egregious disclosure could have long-term and far-reaching damaging and dangerous consequences,

The most damaging bills were defeated. One bill that would have allowed any communication between elected officials to become private was taken out. It required a lot of work among the news media and public interest groups to stop this and all the work paid off.

A cooperative global approach to reducing emission growth is more likely to produce real emissions reductions, without damaging economic growth in the EU and elsewhere,

It is shameful and incredible that the government isn't managing to overcome this stalemate, which is increasingly damaging Italy's credibility.

It is unclear how much financial infrastructure has been damaged, ... At least temporarily, the financial system could be frozen, further damaging the economy.

For instance, they're using the economy as the reason not to consider taking action. I've been chastised for being a scientist saying we are damaging the economy in the long run. But you need to look at the broad problem. I think I'm free to do so and free to have my opinion.

It's unclear who the standard bearer of such a move would be as long as the official opposition and the renegade coalition faction are distinct electoral vehicles and thus do not have a single candidate. So such a move could turn out to be damaging for the opposition and expose their divisions. At this point, more anti-government loud noise would probably make them more comfortable than forcing such a vote.

Damaging the Republican Guard means damaging (Hussein's) capacity to threaten his neighbors. It is a key target for us,

The non-compete clause, depending on how it's worded, could be the most potentially damaging from a practical standpoint. Especially today, when people move from job to job. Try to negotiate so it's taken out or limited so it's not a tremendous burden on you.

The attorney general conceded that the Patriot Act isn't perfect, and that it can be changed without damaging law enforcement's ability to stop terrorists,

I've heard from a couple of people about hail damage, but it's looking like the really damaging stuff was pretty spotty.

It's tough, but we'll have to rebound. It was damaging (three) weeks ago, losing two quarterbacks. That's just what we're dealing with.

It will not materially impact any earnings estimates of the companies that we have under coverage, but is likely to lead to surge in sales of environmentally damaging patio heaters.

The U.S. has the power to block all anti-Israel moves in the Security Council, not just some of them, and to do so without agreeing to unfair, damaging compromises.

The vast majority of judges are extraordinarily honorable people, but when you've got big dollars flying around and a lot of special interests circling like hornets over judicial elections, it creates an impression that ultimately is damaging to the judiciary.

Any time you have a situation where you have grapefruit- sized hail with damaging winds, those are some severe storms.

At the same time things went wrong, damaging the reputation and credibility of the United Nations.

At this round, China returned to its position of delay and no compromise by insisting on terms for a agreement that were impossible for the U.S. government to accept and that would have been extremely damaging to the U.S. industry and its workers.

That's damaging to recruiting. It's damaging to morale of the troops who are deployed, and it's damaging to the morale of their families who believe in what they are doing to serve this country.

Every time you pull the trigger without protection, you are damaging your hearing. Each and every shot adds up.

The Chinese would be smart to move. It would head off trade angst in this country and head off potentially damaging legislation.

I'm not an extreme tree-hugger. I do believe trees grow and are a useful agricultural product that can be harvested without damaging the ecology and wildlife.

If Lloyd's boot is on song it will get the Breakers out of the tight corners and we all know he can be a damaging runner.

If the regulator gets this wrong, it could have the perverse effect of throttling private sector investment, thereby damaging the UK economy, putting the very pension schemes the regulator is trying to protect under even more pressure.

If you lose the history of F1, that could be damaging to the long-term future of F1.

If you hold out too little, I suppose somebody could make the claim that you are damaging their shoreline, or their dock properties.

In some respects, it's the most damaging and difficult mess for baseball since the White Sox scandal in 1919.

I regard the recent barrage in the press as an unjustified attempt to discredit me and deeply disappointing. I believe the current atmosphere could only realistically lead to a bitterly and publicly fought takeover battle which, in my opinion, would now have a very damaging effect upon Marks & Spencer's employees and brand.

By making an offer with the acknowledged intent of eliminating PeopleSoft's business, Oracle seeks to disrupt PeopleSoft's efforts to complete new sales, thus, effectively damaging PeopleSoft's business even if Oracle never buys a single share of PeopleSoft stock,

Clearly, it's the industry conditions and the regulatory environment that's damaging the pricing for the Telstra sale,

Being sloppy has a damaging effect on campaigns, but because of the campaign finance laws in this country there always will be problems. All you can do is make your best effort.

He's radiating confidence; it may even be bravado, ... He was thinking ahead. This could have been a very damaging photo. Instead I think most people will look at this and chuckle.

GBL is a substance that was never intended for human consumption because it can cause significant health problems, including seizures and possibly even deaths. It continues to be sold to unsuspecting individuals who believe the drug will build muscles and improve physical performance. Hopefully, this arrest will continue to shed light on how potentially damaging this substance can be.

I couldn't watch because shootouts they're damaging to your health. I've never faced a team as good as Churchill.

You can slice and dice this thing any way you want, but I still think it's politically damaging for the administration.

The hurricane was much less damaging than was feared and therefore oil is declining. That takes the pressure off the economy, so we're getting a knee-jerk reaction.

The indictment of the vice president's chief of staff for perjury and obstruction of justice is an occasion to consider just how damaging the long public career of Richard Cheney has been to the United States.

The forthcoming White Paper on public health will recognize the beneficial role some work can have in helping people recover from illnesses or disease. And it will emphasize the damaging effects of being out of work -- urging the NHS to see return to work as the norm.

The Cardinals are a tremendous model, ... They're interesting for this reason -- they can kill you with the long ball. But what takes place with that club in between that long one being hit is what's most damaging about them.

All of that has been deeply damaging to the process.

The market is so hyper-sensitive to changes in the storm. The thinking is it will be less of a direct hit on Houston and therefore less damaging to energy interests and that was enough for people to take some profits.