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Finally, a vote was taken to report the bill adversely, which passed 10-8.

"So two groups of people have already been adversely affected: the young and the old."

I was used to the idea that nothing could affect me adversely.

Certain ways of putting things are more likely than others to affect people adversely.

Not all companies would be adversely affected by the new rule.

The number adversely affected will rise to 125,000 in 2007, she said.

"In my opinion, it will not adversely impact their culture."

These can adversely impact the environment in the receiving water body.

It says that almost every region of the world will be adversely affected.

"More people are being adversely impacted today than ever before," he said.

You have been the one most adversely affected by these terrorists.

"Does this mean that something has affected the weather adversely?"

Every homeless program in the country would be adversely affected.

Minority groups are the most adversely affected by our poor public education system.

He was thus the first American official to comment adversely on the war's progress.

However, I do know that the three branches of government have been adversely affected.

And some kids can react adversely to seeing things that are not designed for them.

Further, it would adversely impact the economy and not likely raise revenue.

We are not certain that the transplant has adversely affected him.

Human health is also adversely affected by the effects of light pollution.

Still, not all the industry's changes have affected reliability adversely, participants said.

Children are adversely affected when parents do not allow them to see grandparents.

But if this relationship is poor, the damage done may adversely affect that child for the rest of his days.

There is no evidence that they will be adversely affected by its completion.

"But it did not adversely affect this one," she said.