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damage

[dam-ij] / ˈdæm ɪdʒ /




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For decades, neuroscientists have taught that neurons do not regenerate once they are damaged or destroyed.

From Science Daily

The horrific Los Angeles fires were eventually contained after catastrophic damage to the city, with some heroic firefighters leaving with jarring stories they were able to share with the “Fire Country” cast and crew.

From Los Angeles Times

Eliot was among five public or charter schools that burned down or were badly damaged nearly a year ago.

From Los Angeles Times

They worried too that the eurozone's international reputation as a safe destination for global assets could be damaged.

From BBC

Lower damages also mean it was a profitable year for many investors in insurance-linked securities, which in turn means more capital can flow into the sector next year.

From The Wall Street Journal