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Since then, Gilligan has mined a seam that has uncovered the damage inflicted on adolescent girls in the US.

Like most of Afghanistan's highways, the road to Marjah has seen much damage inflicted by war.

Iceland has dodged the damage inflicted on rival retailers by the recession, revealing record sales and profits.

Several experimental studies reported in literature have investigated cellular damage inflicted by feed zones of pilot scale disc stack centrifuges.

By contrast, little information has emerged about the damage inflicted on the Niger delta.

As environmental health scientists, we have seen the direct damage inflicted on children in the United States and worldwide by our society's addiction to fossil fuel.

Medway's main source of revenue, timber, had never fully recovered from damage inflicted by Hurricane Hugo in 1989.

"Defendants' infringing conduct has damaged Apple and inflicted irreparable harm for which Apple seeks, among other remedies, an award of its actual damages, disgorgement of Defendants' profits from the sale of infringing devices and injunctive relief".

It had made unions liable for damages inflicted by their officials, and had crippled the Labour movement.

But huge damage had been inflicted on the Liberal Democrats and their leader Nick Clegg.

Molaison's brain damage had been inflicted by a surgeon, in 1953, in a misguided attempt to quell seizures.