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Discover Ludwig'damage in' is not a correct and usable phrase in written English
If you are trying to reference damage, you should use a different phrase. For example, you could use the phrase "damage to," as in "The storm caused considerable damage to the village."
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There's enough damage in there".
Storm damage in Glasgow.
It suffered extensive fire damage in 1872.
Movie Gallery was collateral damage in the battle.
"Brain damage, in three or four minutes".
Photograph: Tornado damage in Lake Township, Ohio.
He sustained serious damage in his left knee and nerve damage in his left leg.
Property damage in accidents.
Figure 15 Damage in region.
a Damage in one of Dipamkara's ears.
Landslides cause serious damage in mountainous regions.
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