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damage

[dam-ij] / ˈdæm ɪdʒ /




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When the damaged organoids were treated with "dancing molecules" -- a therapy that restored movement and repaired tissue in a previous animal study -- the results were dramatic.

From Science Daily

The incident, however, caused no injuries or damage.

From Barron's

In the long term, of course, this will also contribute to climate change, which will do real, lasting damage on the ability of today’s young generation to have safe, comfortable adulthoods.

From Salon

Reform said John Roddy was expelled from the party after it "came to the party's attention that he aimed to intentionally damage the interests of Reform UK".

From BBC

Legal letters have been sent to each of the 36 other institutions, warning that they intend to seek damages for learning which students claim they paid for but did not actually receive.

From BBC