The broader problem is the number of young people who are manipulated by targeted marketing strategies into abusing this dangerous mix of chemical antagonists that could irreversibly damage their still-developing brains.
Unless Lackey and Josh Beckett have irreversibly declined, though, the Red Sox still seem deep enough to win it.
Lethem later said Dick's work was "as formative an influence as marijuana or punk rock as equally responsible for beautifully fucking up my life, for bending it irreversibly along a course I still travel".
It's a message to all dads that they don't need to panic – life may change, irreversibly and forever, but you can still be just as much of an idiot in your life as you were before.
In the legal sphere the memory of communism is still present, but is fading irreversibly.
And that force would get heavier still, much heavier, immediately and irreversibly, after the first incidence of takfir.
When America's doughboys first start showing up in Europe in 1917, tilting the balance irreversibly to the Allied side, it's still European military genius that carries the day.
The results obtained by different experimental techniques clearly show that IDE is irreversibly inhibited by copper(I) but is still able to process its substrates when it is bound to copper II).
The co-crystal structure reveals that the inhibitor binds in the active-site cleft, irreversibly modifying the active-site cysteine; however, the catalytic histidine is still misaligned as seen in the native structure, suggesting that the inhibitor binds to an inactive form of the enzyme.
Still, much as Rosie the Riveter irreversibly changed the lives of American women after World War II, Libyan women say their war effort established facts on the ground that cannot be easily undone.
