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There are insufficient vowels in the English language to describe the damage sportswear has wrought on our national identity.
While the investigation proceeds, Aroesty said that she can't describe the damage at the cemetery as an act of hate.
"No words can describe the damage in the streets," said an activist in the Baba Amr neighborhood who used a nom de guerre, Al-Jid.
Wiese and his colleagues describe the damage done by hangovers — according to their figures, the cost to the U.S. economy, in absenteeism and poor job performance, is a hundred and forty-eight billion dollars a year (other estimates are far lower, but still substantial) — and they mention the tests with the airplane pilots, guaranteed to scare anyone.
Why describe the damage to your car when you can show it?
In particular, exact analytical solutions are derived to describe the damage formation.
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It could have briefly described the damage to the school and how it happened.
Gov. Mary Fallin, after touring the town of Luther on Saturday morning, described the damage as "devastating".
Saylor described the damage to the front of Woods's vehicle as "not real extensive, but not real light".
In July 1995, on the 50th anniversary of the election of the Attlee government, Tony Blair gave a speech to the Fabian Society describing the damage done by the block vote.
But while the DIA report describes the damage to US intelligence capabilities as "grave", the government still refuses to release any specific details to support this conclusion.
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