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| larin-R is a potent hepatotoxin and may cause | serious damage to the liver. |
| the event of an earthquake, which would cause | serious flooding in parts of Oakland, Berkeley, and E |
| Some strains of E. coli can cause | serious illness in humans. |
| tion output of a nearby hypernova could cause | serious harm to Earth, however no hypergiant is locat |
| h as toothbrushes which are unlikely to cause | serious consequences if they fail. |
| iolence" (piracy with intent to kill or cause | serious harm), and offences under the Dockyards etc. |
| s creates a safety problem, as they can cause | serious injuries if not handled correctly. |
| therapeutic doses with erythromycin may cause | serious psychotic symptoms, especially in those with |
| number of blind 3-5 ft drops which can cause | serious injury if approached unaware, or at a high sp |
| 856, and, as the piece seemed likely to cause | serious disorder in the theatre, it was suppressed by |
| to Company's Roundup, are abandoned and cause | serious problems with erosion in seasonal rains. |
| not adapted to their presence they can cause | serious environmental problems. |
| It is known to cause | serious skin infections, which are "relatively resist |
| ce that exposure to phthalocyanines can cause | serious birth defects in developing embryos. |
| “It’s a bacteria which can cause | serious ear infections (sometimes leading to deafness |
| Small mistakes would cause | serious time delays as well as weaken the truss. |
| ess claimed that health care cuts would cause | serious damage to border area hospitals, which Riddle |
| coli), very common bacteria which can cause | serious infections that can lead to death. |
| heless, like other basic amines, it can cause | serious burns and severe irritation. |
| he most difficult incidents - ones that cause | serious bodily injury or death and frequently involve |
| hysical features and inherited diseases cause | serious welfare problems in pedigree dogs." |
| be a carcinogen, prolonged exposure may cause | serious damage to the central nervous system, impair |
| wn in March 1983 due to its tendency to cause | serious anaphylaxis in an unpredictable subset of the |
| therapeutic doses with erythromycin may cause | serious psychotic symptoms especially in those with o |
| The infection can spread unimpeded and cause | serious injury to important tissue. |
| The species can cause | serious damage to young trees, but has not been repor |
| the large Fell fox that was believed to cause | serious losses for sheep stockmen. |
| ted air resulting from a flash fire can cause | serious damage to the tissue of the lungs, possibly l |
| a raid on the Japanese headquarters and cause | serious damage with explosives before fleeing the sce |
| The transportation caused | serious damage to the equipment. |
| eventing an explosion which might have caused | serious loss of life amongst the crowd of English and |
| Flooding in the early 19th century caused | serious damage to the tombs, including structural pro |
| This caused | serious problems for turbine blades in jet engines, w |
| This caused | serious devastation to the Lebanese aviation industry |
| ted by cut-and-cover, the construction caused | serious traffic congestion in the western New Kowloon |
| as a large prison riot at Wymott which caused | serious damage to the fabric of living units of the j |
| rements for South Carolina Police, has caused | serious personnel and operating problems within SCDPP |
| hits and at least 15 near misses which caused | serious structural damage and wounded several merchan |
| ny road, had to be dismantled after it caused | serious congestion problems for traffic leaving the c |
| The explosion caused | serious damage to Sacred Heart Cathedral, Sacred Hear |
| region, an outbreak of zi-fang insects caused | serious damage to the crops in the fields in autumn. |
| On 12 September 1634, an explosion caused | serious damage to both church and college. |
| The second naval law, however, caused | serious alarm: eight King Edward class battleships we |
| as largely enrollment-driven, and this caused | serious financial problems for the school. |
| olonged exposure to the chemicals also caused | serious health risk for the munitionettes. |
| The earthquake reportedly caused | serious damage in dozens of villages. |
| er to survive the 1878 hurricane which caused | serious damage to the floating dock and other dockyar |
| On the contrary Metcalfa pruinosa causes | serious damages to field crops, as well to many plant |
| ve circulated stating that the product causes | serious harm to household animals; however, studies h |
| Alcohol dementia causes | serious cognitive problems in many alcoholics and up |
| he immature Echinococcus - although it causes | serious disease in the dead-end host - is unable to i |
| It causes | serious display problems (like overrunning the left s |
| educing the use of plastic bags, which causes | serious damage to the environment and threatens wildl |
| , she dived straight into the seabed, causing | serious damage to the boat. |
| bery, extortion, and reckless driving causing | serious bodily injury. |
| by the Royal Navy on 3 November 1914 causing | serious damage and killing 86 Turkish soldiers. |
| ton and confirmed in a study as often causing | serious complications in patients chronically taking |
| ng the aircraft while it was taxiing, causing | serious engine damage to the left-hand propeller and |
| ith the intent of endangering life or causing | serious damage to property. |
| lations, but its gravity is unstable, causing | serious problems for spaceships trying to land or tak |
| ember the Allied artillery fire began causing | serious damage to some Bulgarian artillery batteries |
| g flaws exploited by computer viruses causing | serious computer security issues (e.g. |
| eventually dissipating shortly after causing | serious damage in Kingsport. |
| y 1960s set in train events which are causing | serious trouble in modern Zimbabwe to this day (2005) |
| ay, Ryan rifle butted him in the head causing | serious injuries. |
| balls are highly toxic when ingested, causing | serious illness or death. |
| the South stairwell of the building, causing | serious structural damage. |
| fect the infected oil palm xylem thus causing | serious problems to the distribution of water and oth |
| building rubble falls on top of him, causing | serious physical injuries (from which he recovers) an |
| ly Bandz up their arms, in some cases causing | serious injuries. |
| Some tremors lasted up to 30 seconds, causing | serious structural damage in two Chechen districts, a |
| crack and give way after years of use causing | serious injuries. |
| inevitably exploded amongst the party causing | serious casualties, but instead not a man was hurt. |
| ion subsequently played at the Lincoln Center | Serious Fun Festival, the American Conservatory Theat |
| Whatever the truth, there were certainly | serious marital problems. |
| Marinescu retired in early 1998, citing | serious back problems. |
| some way to easily change the original class, | serious problems could arise. |
| The same day, at Clichy, | serious incidents erupted in a procession in which an |
| ure is a sharp contrast to his partner Cody's | serious personality. |
| ted, and the latter likely to be stiff, cold, | serious and calculated. |
| de a tribute to Edwyn Collins, after Collins' | serious illness and subsequent return to performing i |
| It was the first colour-printed | serious newspaper in Hong Kong - the first ever colou |
| ntrally-based mobile capability for combating | serious public disorder and crime that could not be d |
| ts penitentiary benefits for those who commit | serious offenses, and another law that obligates judg |
| Citizens of Toyland who committed | serious crimes could be banished to Bogeyland; once t |
| members of the Narodna Odbrana have committed | serious war crimes against the civilian population. |
| account whether or not a person had committed | serious crimes while on bail in the past. |
| Lankan government and Tamil Tigers committed | serious human rights violations and war crimes and cr |
| ases of released prisoners who have committed | serious further offences. |
| y David Davis said "these hijackers committed | serious crimes which should make them incompatible wi |
| ving been charged and convicted of committing | serious crimes. |
| d an increase in the likelihood of committing | serious crime or violence has been found. |
| by the Simon Wiesenthal Center of committing | serious war crimes against Jews during the Second Wor |
| ed breeds, gastric torsion is the most common | serious health problem in the borzoi. |
| It is produced by the creative company | Serious in association with BBC Radio 3. |
| Daniel Tosh: Completely | Serious is the follow up to Tosh's CD debut, True Sto |
| r action stories free of humor and completely | serious then this series isn't for you. |
| Daniel Tosh: Completely | Serious is the second comedy album released by the co |
| of interactive media's potential to confront | serious issues. |
| der then-President Jacques Rogge, to consider | serious revisions to the sport. |
| year, with 1,100 chip fires being considered | serious. |
| gle phone conversation with Grill constituted | serious misconduct. |
| ists were unable to say he posed a continuing | serious risk to the public. |
| 's vocalist, Brian Eddie Reynolds contracting | serious food poisoning during the recording sessions |
| ak sentencing for child pornography convicts, | serious security vulnerabilities in airport security |
| While she is identified as the cool, | serious type, she can embrace her more cutsy side to |
| ers at Belvoir, the writer refers to Cooper's | serious illness on 4 May 1672, and to his doubt as to |
| nderstand that only by naval operations could | serious harm be done to England. |
| The Second World War did not create | serious problems for the brewery and after the confli |
| One of the first to create | serious art in this way, he added clay and marble dus |
| to Volpe, and that his departure would create | serious difficulties for Volpe's candidacy. |
| The end of the turnpike system created | serious problems for the local parishes and highway d |
| ASE creates | serious problems in any laser with high gain and/or l |
| nd deputy leader Ian Taylor tabled the Crime ( | Serious and Repeat Offenders) Sentencing Bill 1992, w |
| Chester who attacks Marlowe causing the crook | serious injuries from which he later dies, leaving th |
| of children per family, in an effort to curb | serious overpopulation concerns and heavy strain on n |
| thern Ireland (PSNI), HM Revenue and Customs, | Serious Organised Crime Agency, the Northern Ireland |
| during 1959, the first being the much darker | Serious Charge. |
| The quasi-comic tone of the film turns dead | serious at the end, as a wild-eyed Ward Bond makes a |
| Trustkill Records and in Germany through Dead | Serious Records |
| The Deadly | Serious Party is a joke party that stood candidates i |
| and was the actor of choice for deep-voiced, | serious males in the '70s. |
| Purvi has a deeply | serious, quiet and somewhat mystical character. |
| rthodox world, R. Shapiro's analysis deserves | serious consideration. |
| : A History (Yale University Press), deserves | serious consideration by anyone who cares about this |
| During further development of the design, | serious flaws became apparent, including the weakness |
| rt centre in the country, and is a designated | serious fraud centre. |
| landing the plane on the Amazon River despite | serious leg wounds. |
| Henderson, despite | serious his misgivings about the ability of the Paz a |
| rength and bravery to push on playing despite | serious injuries. |
| mpics while still in high school and, despite | serious and chronic knee injuries, remained one of th |
| rn Sahara and the Sahrawi population, despite | serious reports of numerous abuses. . |
| n 1983, Randall's kept its doors open despite | serious flooding. |
| ain in the Air Service after the war, despite | serious burns to his arms incurred in the crash of hi |
| Despite | serious injuries, Bodine survived & raced again later |
| Despite | serious injuries to her leg (in her words, "I looked |
| Much of this happened despite | serious bomb damage during the Zeppelin raids in 1916 |
| directing her fire into the Fougueux, despite | serious damage to his ship. |
| Indian judge of the Madras High Court despite | serious opposition. |
| ved for two weeks after the incident, despite | serious burns on 63% of his body. |
| Despite | serious injury to his spine, Benavidez walked out of |
| Despite | serious burns to the face, neck, back and arms he man |
| Another son, John (30), survived despite | serious gunshot wounds |
| ics have looked beneath its surface to detect | serious political, social, and cultural implications. |
| Will a patient develop | serious or fatal side effects from a certain drug? |
| batch of his homemade drug, Kidson developed | serious PD symptoms. |
| heir relationship casual, Bobby has developed | serious feelings for Terry and resists her insistence |
| me people prescribed erlotinib have developed | serious or fatal gastrointestinal tract perforations; |
| acin posed 17 times higher risk of developing | serious hyperglycemia (high blood sugar) than other a |
| after a prolonged use, when the tube develops | serious flaws (e.g., due to corrosion). |
| monthly, especially those that began devoting | serious coverage to sport. |
| es of the nineteenth century, coffee rust did | serious damage to the coffee plantations of Sri Lanka |
| ies from orchestral to being very disco-like, | serious, dark, mysterious and having an intense, exci |
| Investigation discovered | serious metal fatigue problems. |
| nd responsible for disrupting and dismantling | serious organised crime groups; by taking the profit |
| t many young people are ready and eager to do | serious college work. |
| r of the LSE faculty meant the issue could do | serious damage to Labour party's electoral chances. |
| outh African touring team did Gunn have to do | serious bowling. |
| or pest in nurseries, although it rarely does | serious damage. |
| Trajal plant in Krusevic has been shut down, | serious questions exist about accounting and previous |
| It represents one of the very earliest | serious geological deliberations to have come out of |
| in the event of Sansom suffering from either | serious injury or chronic loss of form. |
| the night of the 1904 presidential election, | serious Louise, frivolous Helen, and stolid Grace, da |
| drafting alienating supporters, and enabling | serious flaws to appear in the text of his bills. |
| thern California, where she first encountered | serious fitness training. |
| dequately planned and the Company encountered | serious production problems with its new giant electr |
| rved as Chief Government Whip but encountered | serious opposition from inside the party. |
| ut the event is always treated as an entirely | serious one. |
| Climate Challenge is an environmental | serious game, designed to give players an understandi |
| he existing radio stations, it also envisaged | serious cutbacks in the BBC orchestras. |
| Equally | serious, the trio kills a New Jersey state trooper wh |
| Honolulu escaped | serious damage in this, one of the worst defeats suff |
| Graham escaped | serious injury and later raced again with an Aston Ma |
| Downhill was recorded to have escaped | serious damage during the Night of the Big Wind in 18 |
| actical success because the Crusaders escaped | serious losses and successfully protected the pro-Lat |
| ger's co-star, Mark McManus, narrowly escaped | serious injury when a horse-drawn cart in which he wa |
| he first two frames are of people who escaped | serious injury next to Miyuki bridge; the second of t |
| cted at Tretower Castle and the Court escaped | serious damage. |
| ained consciousness, but his children escaped | serious injury. |
| man leapt clear before the bridge and escaped | serious injury. |
| - including the arbitration of the especially | serious Laguna del Desierto dispute - were peacefully |
| ion workers, Allen warns him of an especially | serious threat to his life. |
| In real life, the seed of virtually every | serious crime, not only murder, is sown long before t |
| the book as "one of the few books that every | serious student of philosophy in our time has to have |
| tant writer in the rhetorical world and every | serious student of rhetoric needed access to his writ |
| dering these piano pieces essential for every | serious pianist. |
| d it soon became an important, if not exactly | serious, organ of public debate, humour and satire. |
| most extremely tall people tend to experience | serious disabling medical conditions such as the ones |
| Godino was born, causing Godino to experience | serious childhood health problems. |
| n, the Christopher Street station experienced | serious overcrowding; in fact, the station became so |
| R Capital Markets Corp. which has experienced | serious declines in its stock price. |
| er drinking day and less than 10% experienced | serious withdrawal symptoms or comorbid drug abuse. |
| cents, parents, and other adults experiencing | serious difficulties with substance abuse, gambling, |
| ter its initial release it began experiencing | serious technical problems and was closed for reworki |
| Contemporary historians express | serious doubts about the legitimacy of the plebiscite |
| tates that voted against continued to express | serious reservations about the final text of the Decl |
| e Control and Prevention (CDC) have expressed | serious concerns that the new strain, which transmits |
| many non-governmental organizations expressed | serious concerns about the ultra-aggressive governmen |
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