1.   And then there were the suicidal tendencies and attempts to harm herself with razor blades, both common signs of sufferers.

2.   Did Lyndon Johnson do more good with the Great Society than he did harm with the Vietnam War?

3.   In the opening episode a patient tries to harm himself with a syringe, and in the scuffle that follows the needle pierces the stomach of a pregnant doctor.

4.   Officials say work builds character, gives unfocused men a work ethic, gets them outside daily, and allows prisoners to repair communities they harmed with their crimes.

5.   Tell me how you are harmed with teachers that have higher credentials.

6.   The shooting prompted some officials to call for greater gun safety measures to keep children from harming themselves with firearms.

7.   After that discovery last week, Microsoft offered to replace the program to people who harm it with a pre-existing virus.

8.   Earlier Tuesday, before the agreement was announced, Kinkel warned Croatian President Franjo Tudjman that refusal to cooperate would harm ties with the West.