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cause detriment

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See: damage, injure, prejudice


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Because of such measures, you can take comfort that while you are having a great time on your Menorca holidays, the travel industry will not cause detriment to the ongoing beauty of the island.
If you release an irrelevant sound, then it can cause you to lose customers and cause detriment to your success.
At present the vast majority of chemicals and pharmaceuticals are produced by methods which use synthetic chemicals with multiple stages, which can waste precious time and energy and potentially cause detriment to the environment.
 
 
 
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