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Omalu expected to find clear damage to Webster's brain, but was surprised to see that it appeared normal.
But today, he said, "the stock market message is a hard landing for housing, with clear damage to consumer discretionary spending".
Breivik is suffering "clear damage" from his isolation, according to Storrvik, who cited memory loss and an inability to focus on his studies.
"This is, of course, not why the law was passed by Parliament," he said, "but it is true that a judge could, according to the new law, decide that since there is no clear damage done, these cases could be closed".
Still, Mooney says, that doesn't detract from the clear damage that André and colleagues demonstrated.
Cells without detectable damage in surrounding tissue (left) were included, and those with clear damage (right) were excluded.
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Allowing suits without clear damages, however, also invites the infliction of serious and undue harm.
Instead, he said he was being paid to clear damaged homes by a friend who has a contract with a nongovernmental organization that he declined to name.
Tissue destruction can occur when the regulatory mechanisms of the inflammatory response are defective or the ability to clear damaged tissue and foreign substances is impaired.
This proinflammatory state increases tissue vulnerability to further injury, resulting in the amplification and derailment of the inflammatory response, although it is meant to be a beneficial reaction to clear damaged cells [11], [14], [16].
In this milieu of tumour cell killing and escape, the immune system must clear damaged tissue.
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