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The phrase "added the damage" is not correct and may be confusing in written English.
It could be used in contexts where one is discussing the total impact or consequences of an event, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "After the storm, the report added the damage caused to the infrastructure."
Alternatives: "calculated the damage" or "assessed the damage".
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Nonetheless, he added, the damage wrought by the report far outstripped any benefits.
He added: "The damage to the state, it's going to take a long time to dig out".
She added: "The damage is done.
And in some cases, Thomson added, the damage could be much worse.
He hailed California's "new path for responsible marijuana cultivation" but added, "The damage to our ecosystem is occurring today".
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Regardless of the total gallons spilled, she added, the damaged would be long lasting: "The oil spreads out in waves, it sinks and goes into sediments and will be stirred up again when a storm hits".
But, these scientists add, the damage done before that happens could be enormous.
Moreover, they add, the damage is limited to the maximum payouts under D&O and E&O policies.
We have more than our fair share of chances to swim against the tide He adds: "The damage to theatres that don't have our random profile could be huge".
He predicted that the decision today "will have a lot less impact on violence against women than on the future role of the United States Congress," adding, "The damage done to the act is not as bad as the damage done to American jurisprudence".
Because the DNA in sperm has no repair mechanisms, she adds, the damage is permanent.
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