She imbues Kathryn with the same stubborn-verging-on-fanatical zeal that Rose Byrne (whom Ms. Weisz physically resembles) brings to her character, Ellen Parsons, in the television series "Damages," with which "The Whistleblower" shares a strain of paranoia.
The project (MODHT) has produced an objective testing scheme for damage assessment with which conservators will be able to assess and track the condition of the tapestries within their care.
For example, studies on fibroblasts tend to show a more limited, if any, difference in initial damage, a finding with which we would concur (our unpublished data).
Is brand equity being damaged by the ease with which one can find discounts online?
"The increase in actions over internet-based communications is a reflection of people's concerns about their online reputations and the ease with which damaging information about individuals and businesses can be shared and spread".
Yesterday the foreign secretary undid much of the damage with a speech which was too long, but contained some parts that approached being interesting.
But in this latest attack, the SEA was able to cause more sustained damage with a technique which also saw news and comment site the Huffington Post hit.
Two days after she was born, Uyanga was diagnosed with brain damage, which left her with permanent learning disabilities.
In our study, passive smoking appears to have no association with liver damage, which is consistent with some studies (Chavez et al. 2006) but not others (Pelucchi et al. 2008).
