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The University and College Union's general secretary Sally Hunt said the persisting with the policy would be a "travesty" given the potential damage to lifelong learning and universities, particularly those offering courses to mature and part-time students.

The brain has received the greatest attention with respect to hypoxia-ischemia (HI) given that 20-70% of survivors have brain damage with lifelong effects including mental and physical disability, cerebral palsy and seizures [ 2, 81].

The film breathlessly chronicles every misstep and triumphant comeback of Mr. Clinton's picaresque career in order to rue the damage his lifelong recklessness did to his reputation and his legacy.

Microcephaly, a birth defect that causes smaller-than-average head size, and can even yield brain damage and lifelong learning and mental disabilities for the child, is the most well-known.

With no public consultation on the principle, no evidence base on the outcome and a real danger of damage to the lifelong-learning agenda, the sensible way forward is for ministers to defer implementation in 2008 and refer this policy to the 2009 Fees Commission for the proper scrutiny which it deserves.

Ali, of course, was far from the first fighter to suffer lifelong damage from his life in the ring.

The judge added: "She, like the two women before her, speaks of the lifelong damage she has suffered as a result of her relationship with you".

A mother who inflicted lifelong damage on her child after drinking heavily during her pregnancy did not commit a criminal offence, the court of appeal has ruled.

The truth is the opposite: denying children knowledge about the world puts them at risk from paedophiles who may inflict lifelong damage.

Anyone who has spent any time with these beautiful creatures cannot doubt their sensitivity and intelligence, and the risk of lifelong damage from treatment such as the crush.

The British Pregnancy Advisory Service BPASS), the UK's leading abortion specialists, has said that media reports that even one episode of binge drinking while pregnant could lead to lifelong damage to the baby were causing "serious and unnecessary distress".

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