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...healthy tan. As much as we may feel that a glowing, burnished look is a sign of health and vigor, sunburns are in fact direct evidence of damage to skin cells. And contrary to popular belief, one sunburn doesn't protect you--or, more important, your children--from future harm. In fact, the sun's damage is cumulative: the more you burn, the greater your risk of skin cancer...
While they concede that it can't do any harm, they doubt the efficacy of a general survey and have taken every opportunity to let the wind out of Census 2000's sails...
Humans Have Caused Harm to Environment
While the bill contains some genuine reforms, on balance the harm that it would do far outweighs the good. At the same time Congress has written legislation to make life more burdensome for low- and middle-income filers, it has declined to put any curbs on practices of the financial industry that are leading many individuals deeper and deeper into debt. Beverly Fox, a bankruptcy lawyer in Plantation, told TIME: "[You] have a family with an annual gross combined income of $35,000. I see they owe Citibank $10,700. At the time Citibank gave them that credit limit, which...
...effect of this lawsuit will be to punish Microsoft no matter what harm this does to consumers, software developers, the industry that has driven America's remarkable growth--or, indeed, the entire economy. That is why Microsoft plans to appeal the district-court decision, which is at odds with a decision of the U.S. Court of Appeals and with antitrust law. We remain confident that the courts will reaffirm that every company, no matter how successful, should be encouraged to build better products for consumers...