31.   But he showed he had taken no lasting harm from the attack by winning both sprints at the European titles in Seville, Spain, last year.

32.   But the Canadian Medical Association opposed the rules announced Wednesday, saying that too little is known about the possible harm from the drug.

33.   Evidence of harm from less frequent heading was inconsistent, suggesting that some other influence like proper technique might help protect against the effect, said researcher Adrienne Witol.

34.   Greenspan had said in his June speech that he believed the U.S. economy would escape without long-term harm from various energy problems it was then facing.

35.   He said the agency long failed to monitor environmental harm from snowmobile use in the parks.

36.   IMF hikes predictions of economic harm from Asian crisis.

37.   In May, the U.S. International Trade Commission ruled the U.S. industry was facing harm from Canadian imports of softwood lumber used in housing construction.

38.   Ito said it was the first suit by smokers against Japan Tobacco, although nonsmokers have sued the company claiming harm from secondhand smoke.

39.   Ito said his suit is the first by smokers against Japan Tobacco, although non-smokers have sued the company claiming harm from secondhand smoke.

40.   Connecticut Attorney General Richard Blumenthal said the states would continue to press their case despite what he called exaggerated statements of harm from Microsoft.