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A thinner blade will pass through whatever is being cut more easily, with less damage.

Giving steroids to people with moderate or mild cases might dampen the immune system too much, allowing the virus to do more damage.

Politico has reported that some Republican donors see Scalise as damaged goods.

And The Sun Also Rises has Jake sexting Brett a picture of his war-damaged member.

Looters and vandals damaged more than a dozen stores and businesses in Oakland, Calif., news reports said.

That night, a crowd of 300 gathered at the scene, and violence broke out: gunshots echoed and police vehicles were damaged.

There was a fear growing inside of me that my imperfect bruised college experience was a reflection of my own damaged self.

The third boat and kite had been damaged beyond repair, but the two left were sufficient.

In Windsor Park, 960 trees were blown down and more than a thousand damaged; 146 shipwrecks occurred on the coasts.

The Boston also was slightly damaged, but further than that the American ships suffered little or nothing.

In their attacks upon one another loads are forgotten and often seriously damaged.

Some repairers have been guilty of this practice to a great extent, and many fine instruments have been thus damaged.