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...identities of the human subjects involved in the alleged misconduct were unknown. It was unclear whether any of those individuals involved might have undergone harm...
...Chinese government has rekindled anti-Japanese sentiment among its youth in order to relegate to the background the harm and damage done by the Cultural Revolution and the Tiananmen Square massacre. This a case of selective forgetting. Elaine Grace Santiano Hermosa, the Philippines...
...step slower than usual, struggling to crash the net and generate traffic just beyond Wildcats netminder Tuomas Tarkki's crease. Soft rebounds left on Tarkki's doorstep that would otherwise have been pounced upon and poked home were regularly corralled by Northern Michigan's blueliners and cleared from harm's way with minimal challenge from Harvard's forwards...
...sinister thing about hypertension is that most of the creeping harm it does happens without the patient's knowing it. People with malignant hypertension may experience such symptoms as headaches or coldness in the hands and feet, but they also may not. People with less severe hypertension may experience nothing at all until calamity strikes. One of the commonest of those pressure-related disasters is heart attack. The higher pressure climbs, the harder the heart has to pump to push the blood. Like any other muscle called on to do more work, the heart responds by enlarging, chiefly...
...seriously damaging to other students. For example, were students to claim the right to opt-out of the university’s non-discrimination policy in order to have school-sponsored access to U.S. military recruiters (an employer that discriminates against homosexuals), such an action would do significant harm to bi-sexual, gay, lesbian and transgender students on campus. These kinds of opt-options should not be countenanced...