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• Innocent children become the victims of these parents and are harshly treated.

• While the behavior of nonurban committees did not change, urban committees in home-rule legislatures treated urban legislation more harshly than those in non-home-rule legislatures.

• With opposition now appearing synonymous with disloyalty and treason, the temptation increases to treat supporters of the old regime harshly.

• Warming is likely to damage these regions more harshly than the more temperate zones of each country.

• Several host teachers noted, however, that many of the trainees selfevaluated themselves very harshly and sometimes lacked self-confidence.

• Loyalists were rewarded handsomely, while dissenters were harshly punished.

• Local initiatives independent of the centre were not encouraged, and any signs of deviation and dissent were dealt with harshly.

• Alternatively, these later harmed children may have suppressed their misbehavior at home, where they would be harshly punished for it.

• You are disciplined more harshly than other kids because of your race?

• She might abandon her friends curtly or harshly, with no explanation or sorrow.

• The deteriorating economic conditions - caused by both poor implementation and poor sequencing of the economic reform programme - affected the manufacturing industry particularly harshly.

• Those involved in distributing heretical literature to scholars were more harshly dealt with as the most dangerous of all.

• However, in the off-diagonal cells, the reciprocity norm is violated and both parties are judged harshly.

• Similarly, children who are disciplined harshly may learn that their parents have perspectives that are very discrepant from their own.

• First there is the worry about the harshly utilitarian nature of my argument.