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hurt

[hurt] / hɜrt /








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Over time, these restrictions could hurt Japanese manufacturers, which play a major role in the world’s electronics and semiconductor supply chains but are highly reliant on Chinese rare earths.

From The Wall Street Journal

Should prices fall for a sustained period, deflation could occur that hurts economic growth.

From The Wall Street Journal

Oil-producing regions such as West Texas and North Dakota are suffering from layoffs and slowing growth, and some research suggests the drop in prices hurts the overall U.S. economy as much as it helps.

From The Wall Street Journal

A spokesperson for the Catholic Church said it is committed to "continuous learning and responding positively" to those who have been hurt.

From BBC

And their latest defeat will further hurt Frank, whose future has come into question.

From BBC