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casualty

noun as in accident

noun as in victim

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Online communication has already caused its first casualty among traditional postal services: Denmark recently ended its letter deliveries service, PostNord.

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In a statement, al-Shabab said it released "all the Muslim prisoners" from the facility and inflicted heavy casualties on those guarding the centre.

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Four people were killed, bringing the total number of casualties from all four strikes to 21.

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But in imposing curfews and dismissing UN casualty reports, the government could be signalling that it may double down on repression rather than compromise.

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One Civil Defence member said on social media that the casualties included children, and posted a video of a severely injured boy lying on a hospital bed frame.

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

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