1.   The Aquarian alsatian or the Capricorn collie would come to little harm from canine astrology.

2.   Another potential harm from taking more water from the Colorado River, the environmentalists say, is reduced water flow to Mexico and eventually to the Gulf of California.

3.   As our medical records fly hither and yon, legislation may ultimately help protect us from incurring financial harm from their travels.

4.   A different group of lawyers has represented classes of smokers directly, including flight attendants who brought a successful Florida suit for damages based on harm from second-hand smoke.

5.   But the agreement leaves unresolved the dispute over the extent of harm from silicone implants.

6.   But they do not even live in the district, much less suffer political harm from it.

7.   Calvin Klein Inc. is less vulnerable to financial harm from the suit, say trademark lawyers.

8.   First, the court has read our cases to support the theory that black students suffer an unspecified psychological harm from segregation that retards their mental and educational development.

9.   Federal prosecutors said Monday that they were unable to prove environmental harm from the hydrazine.

10.   He also worked to prevent environmental harm from dam and water projects and to obtain accords on international whaling.