1.   Counselors say that it is common for children to react to such a situation by becoming worried that they could be harmed at a place they once considered safe.

2.   Despite the licensing problem, Hertzer said, the health department inspectors found no evidence that women were in danger of being harmed at the clinics.

3.   No one was harmed at the shelter, but the tornado took its toll on the homeless and needy in other ways.

4.   These groups argue that not only does the law discriminate against immigrants, but it will also harm security at airports by forcing out experienced screeners.