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Among people over 70, the harmful effects may be two to three times as common.

International law has tried to reduce the harmful effects of war.

The air felt thick, but it seemed to have no harmful effect.

But they said there were other sites where such a center would have a less harmful effect.

But he also said the drug produced no harmful effects.

Remember the harmful effects they had during our last encounter with them.

They looked for any harmful effects possible from the compound.

These changes can actually have a harmful effect instead of a beneficial one.

Such law might cause a harmful effect on freedom of speech.

These chemicals, however, have a harmful effect on human health and the environment.

Never had she needed to think about the possible harmful effects of sunlight.

One is that the procedure might have some direct harmful effect.

But looking at the numbers alone, the harmful effects of the long summer are already evident.

However, at present, they are suffering the harmful effects of this situation.

"People tend to play down the risk, in part because the harmful effects take a while," she said.

However, chronic stress can have a harmful effect on your body.

Each of the patterns can have harmful effects on a child's emotional development.

And she'll talk about the harmful effects of pesticides to anyone who will listen.

Or is it the male hormones that have a harmful effect?

They are bound to have a harmful effect on the relationship."

Other federal agencies also play a role in protecting human health from the harmful effects of lead.

It was most unlikely that any harmful effects would develop.

Moreover, we do not know what the harmful effects of alternatives will be.

We also give support to research to combat the harmful effects of tobacco on health.

Due to the harmful effects of humidity, this system is no longer in use.