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deterimental

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See: inadvisable


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As light has a deterimental effect upon the eyes during measles, the room should have subdued light.
Only one greyhound, Burberry Boy, attempted both events this year - although the Scottish Derby's organisers may be concerned that a direct clash may have a deterimental effect on the travelling plans for trainers, and the general profile of the Classic.
The deterimental effects of many leading education theorists, primarily university professors of the progressive movement, receive much of her attention.
 
 
 
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