1.   Oh well, I think well Phillip did, Phillip you know, you can, you can harm on him, harm, harm on him could you?

2.   Military prosecutors, however, have said that rules against adultery give commanders needed latitude to cope with actions that can harm morale on sometimes remote outposts.

3.   Still, it is not inconceivable that an ambitious commander might have wished to avoid seeing a watch-list soldier harmed on his watch.

4.   The disorder is a variant of an adult disorder, Munchausen syndrome, a disorder in which victims fake illness or inflict harm on themselves to produce symptoms.