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harms
noun as in injury, evil
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verb as in injure; cause evil
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Heritage crime refers to any illegal activity that harms historical assets.
And notably absent from it is the huge body of data showing mRNA vaccines actually prevent these harms.
On Thursday, the current Labor government announced it would settle that claim, and hand an extra $475m over as compensation for the harms caused by the "illegal and immoral Robodebt scheme".
They found 45% of parents they spoke to actively put photos of their kids online - while one-in-six reported their child had experienced harms.
Opponents say the project did not adequately assess potential harms to wildlife.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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