Word: harmfulness
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...Imperialism's harm to real U.S. interests: truly free countries would provide better markets for goods and services...
...this undirected anger that has most observers of black Britain worried. "I am quite concerned that the violence that is sure to come will do harm to blacks because it will be undirected," says Gilbert Brown, a Brixton community worker. For the most part there are no national black leaders, and the young take as their heroes Afro-American leaders like Angela Davis, Huey Newton and Bobby Seale. The black community center in Manchester proudly bears the title "The George Jackson Center...
...infected the charges that they must be permanently dropped. If Judge Hoffman made a similar ruling, however, the Vice President would not necessarily be free of further investigation. He could still face impeachment charges. Of course, Hoffman could find that the leaks have caused Agnew no significant harm before the grand jury. The few faintly relevant cases suggest that the present grand jury will be allowed to continue. The theory, says Columbia Law Professor Telford Taylor, is that "it is no remedy against leaks to keep a person from trial...
...fecklessly returns to Morrissey, just as he seems to have got clear of their disastrous affair and adjusted himself to his marriage. Is she a temptress, a wanton driven by forces she cannot control? Or does her resolve to lead her own life mean that she will finally not harm Morrissey? The depressing thing is that the preceding 561 pages-filled with incident, example, internal monologue, psychological speculation-do not furnish a clue...
...Harvard, Walsh feels "detached" from what he wants to do most. "This place is very narrow, as big as it is," he says. Nonetheless, his managers are encouraging him to stay in school to complete his education--and being a Harvard student "does no harm for publicity...