Now, let me quickly add that I believe that people who do bad things are responsible for their actions and should experience the consequences, even consequences as horrible as those being endured by the inmates we faced on the San Quentin baseball diamond.
More than 50 years after the liberation of Nazi concentration camps, researchers and clinicians are still devoted to studying the long-lasting consequences of the traumatic experiences endured by Holocaust survivors and their descendants.
In March, Representative Alan Grayson (D-FL) told a subcommittee of the House Committee on Science and Technology that the federal government has neglected the health crisis in Vieques, and highlighted the grim health statistics that clearly document the consequences of the continuing toxic exposure endured by Viequenses.
There is no question that the worst consequences of the Zetas' misdeeds have been endured by the Mexican people.
Oz is also at once a romanticiser of the Zionist dream and Israel's accomplishments since achieving statehood, and a steely eyed and harsh critic of its less savoury consequences and manifestations, acknowledging the "essential injustice" endured by the Palestinian people.
In "The State Boys Rebellion," Michael D'Antonio, the author of "Fall From Grace: The Failed Crusade of the Christian Right" and "Atomic Harvest: Hanford and the Lethal Toll of America's Nuclear Arsenal," documents the Dickensian abuse daily endured by the boys at Fernald and its consequences.
The most famous work in the area is, of course, that done by utilitarian Peter Singer, who argued that the best consequences will be brought about if we become vegetarians, thereby ending the terrible suffering endured by animals raised for food.
Family members described the distress endured by relatives.
Gives several examples of torture endured by individuals.
Strong plastic deformations are often endured by industrial metallic parts along their shaping process.
