When I arrived at the Washington Post, fourteen years ago, in that amphibious state of semi-employment known as a summer interne, Ben Bradlee, the executive editor, was suffering from wounds inflicted on the paper by a young woman named Janet Cooke.
Susceptibility of the injured brain to epileptic seizures depends on the developmental stage at which the injury had been inflicted (our previous paper published in Epilepsy Res. 53 (2003) 216 224).
They rarely suffer self-inflicted wounds (or even self-inflicted paper cuts).
Managing the Yankees with intelligence and insight while enduring the thousand verbal paper cuts inflicted upon him by the principal owner George Steinbrenner, Joe Torre took a troubled team and advanced once again to the American League playoffs.
Michael Foster is an agent to BBC stars such as Chris Evans and a founder of Creative Access The BBC is in a very good position to absorb the pretty hard and spot on, body blows inflicted by the white paper's demands for greater diversity and in its offer to the Bame community who are presently very poorly served by the licence fee.
I am someone who has worried greatly about the price my ruthlessness has inflicted on others," he told the paper.
"It beggars belief that almost three years after the white paper and the upheaval inflicted on the NHS there's still no clarity on policy today".
In a freezer in a building on East 59th Street, steps from Lexington Avenue, far from where Hurricane Sandy inflicted the most pain, are some papers.
In its April issue of last year, the Annals of Surgery published a paper on bile duct injuries inflicted during laparoscopic gallbladder surgery.
But I don't think we have a long enough piece of paper to name the things I inflicted upon myself during my midlife crisis but I will say it was called self-medicating".
Papers from the time show abuses inflicted upon prisoners were carefully documented by British officers, and that senior colonial officials kept the FCO informed.
