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Research suggests that a prisoner's offence can be partially attributed to acquired brain injuries, which are found to impair judgement and skew decision making.

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Such changes may impair thinking and memory, opening the door to treatments that could simultaneously control blood pressure and protect brain health.

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One of these players applied light pressure on Alisson while their other player duelled with Virgil van Dijk, impairing his movement.

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The ongoing inaugural Blind Women's T20 Cricket World Cup has put the spotlight on visually impaired Indian women who have overcome immense challenges to reach this stage.

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Oneglia: Having deeper capital markets with a more developed pension sector can help finance some of Europe’s policy priorities, such as infrastructure, without impairing national budgets.

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