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damage

[dam-ij] / ˈdæm ɪdʒ /




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It only became complicated this week when the suddenly struggling Lakers were hit with the most damaging opinion during the most detrimental of times.

From Los Angeles Times

Large earthquakes naturally produce powerful surface acoustic waves that ripple across the Earth's crust, shaking buildings and causing damage.

From Science Daily

The UN estimates around 80% of buildings in Gaza have been destroyed or damaged and families who have survived the war are now struggling with the winter weather, and a lack of food and shelter.

From BBC

But the damage had already been done to City's title aspirations, making victory all the sweeter for Carrick on his return to the Theatre of Dreams.

From Barron's

The measure would tightly limit what medical expenses can be claimed and curb most damages to rates based on insurance.

From Los Angeles Times