bodily harm 21.07   G B H, grievous bodily harm.
  grievous harm 9.87   G B H, grievous bodily harm.
  serious harm 6.45   No one suffered serious harm.
  irreparable harm 4.48   The oil spill did irreparable harm to the bay.
  physical harm 4.48   But Lewinsky came to no physical harm.
  actual harm 3.82   Pratt denies assault causing actual bodily harm.
  great harm 2.96   But great harm was done.
  potential harm 2.63   --The harm to the plaintiffs exceeds potential harm to the state.
  economic harm 2.24   Too much economic harm was done.
  environmental harm 1.78   Most of the incidents caused little or no environmental harm.
  real harm 1.65   No real harm done.
  financial harm 1.58   Financial harm is defined as the cost of treatment.
  further harm 1.51   Analysts said there would be further harm to the economy.
  significant harm 1.25   Outside that zone, there is little chance of significant harm, they say.
  greater harm 1.18   Winds also helped spare trees from greater harm.
  long-term harm 1.18   Though unable to penetrate clothing or skin, they can wreak long-term harm if lodged inside the body.
  lasting harm 1.12   The injury caused him discomfort but no lasting harm.
  permanent harm 1.05   The chilli causes no permanent harm.
  possible harm 1.05   Anliot said his real fear is possible harm to residents.
  psychological harm 0.79   Psychological harm may be imminent.
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