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impairment

noun as in the state of being weakened or damaged.

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“Some stakeholders remain concerned that provisions of the bill, while well-intentioned, present implementation challenges that could lead to unintended consequences, including impairment of user privacy,” he wrote.

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School district officials expect the grounds to contain elevated levels of lead, which can cause permanent cognitive impairments in children.

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The company said it expects to book a noncash impairment charge in its fiscal third quarter related to certain “long-lived assets,” though revenue should be in line with the company’s forecasts.

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The plant-based meat producer said Friday it anticipated a noncash impairment charge tied to some long-lived assets for the three months to Sept. 27.

An impairment expense tied to a plan to modernize billing systems impacted earnings by 18 cents a share, T-Mobile said.

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