| move harm | 0.79 | Beijing also said the moves could harm bilateral ties. | ||
| action harm | 0.72 | And, Jackson found, the actions harmed consumers. | ||
| attack harm | 0.66 | He intended the attack to harm Clinton. | ||
| decision harm | 0.66 | The decision has harmed religious liberty. | ||
| import harm | 0.59 | When a national industry is harmed by imports, governments can raise tariffs without violating trade agreement. | ||
| test harm | 0.59 | However, a GED test might harm their sense of self esteem. | ||
| chemical harm | 0.53 | Both chemicals can harm the nervous system and other organs, and both are suspected of causing cancer. | ||
| plan harm | 0.53 | Such plans will harm our security. | ||
| project harm | 0.53 | The Palestinians have warned the project could harm peace talks. | ||
| rebel harm | 0.53 | But the rebels have not harmed any tourist. | ||
| sanction harm | 0.53 | Economic sanctions could harm U.S. business and help stifle market reforms inside China. | ||
| drug harm | 0.46 | He also asserted that the drug harms children. | ||
| measure harm | 0.46 | These measures would harm the economy. | ||
| product harm | 0.46 | ...a warning that the product may harm the environment. | ||
| deal harm | 0.39 | The EU Commission denied the deal harms Portugal. | ||
| policy harm | 0.39 | Critics say the policy could harm talented youngsters and change the face of elite-level sports. | ||
| practice harm | 0.39 | Israeli practices harm American interests. | ||
| arrest harm | 0.33 | The government was concerned that their arrest could harm the national economy. | ||
| case harm | 0.33 | Tagliabue said all the cases have harmed the NFL and its players. | ||
| crisis harm | 0.33 | The oil crisis could harm the economy. |