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damage

[dam-ij] / ˈdæm ɪdʒ /




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The localisers damaged in the crash still stand at the end of the runway, and what appear to be fragments of concrete slabs and pillars are strewn across a field not far away.

From Barron's

Researchers have found the lack of such interactions can seriously damage mental and physical health.

From BBC

Hales’ eyesight was damaged in the fire, according to Raikoglo, but she said that Hales was out of the hospital and recovering her sight.

From Los Angeles Times

Proescuting, David Patience, read statements by the victims to the court describing the damage done to their confidence and finances.

From BBC

The document indicates the formal commercial arrangement was drawn up to deal with potential mismatches or "discrepancies" and where Fujitsu's system was responsible, it was expected to correct false transactions or pay "liquidation damages".

From BBC