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bad influence

noun as in ill wind

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Drag shows have become a conservative bête noire in Texas, condemned by some as a bad influence on today’s youth.

Then he told her he would no longer bring the kids to see her every weekend, claiming his mother called her a bad influence.

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"There were also concerns that children would interact with people online who would be a bad influence on them," says Anupam Das, co-author of the paper and an assistant professor of computer science at NC State.

"It seems that lantibiotics and lantibiotic-producing bacteria are not always good for health, so we are looking for ways to counter the potential bad influence while taking advantage of their more beneficial antimicrobial properties," Zhang said.

Miske had long thought Fraser was a bad influence on Caleb, and blamed Fraser when the friends got into a car crash in 2015 that led to Caleb’s death, Akina said.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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