Although the liver can heal itself to some extent, repeated onslaught will cause irreparable damage.
But a remaining hard core of unarmed youths not only endured the repeated onslaughts.
The decision to subdivide McCullers's house into apartments -- work that her friend Tennessee Williams paid for -- was made while the author was still alive but struggling with extraordinary medical bills from a rheumatic heart, a series of crippling strokes, cancer, cardiac failure and repeated onslaughts of pneumonia.
Rather, in two recent conversations about the nation's finances, Mr. Blumenauer argued that if Democrats really want to protect a vast array of federal programs from repeated Republican onslaughts, then they need to bring the costs of the programs in line with reality.
At a prayer this week in Hama, a group of people pledged to defend their city against a repeat of any government onslaught.
Repeated attacks by native Scots failed against the onslaught from the English archers, with losses of up to 12,000 Scots.
Despite a late French onslaught, the the home side held on for a repeat of the shock success over Les Bleus in 2011.
Mr. Rubio appeared stunned by the onslaught, and played into Mr. Christie's attacks by repeating the same retort four times.
But when Bush tried to repeat this don't-touch-Mr.-Nice-Guy tactic against an expected Gore onslaught, he ran into world-class, hand-over-the-heart counter-whining mournfully accusing him of "changing his tune about changing the tone".
In another wrinkle, some Touaregs are widely believed to be cooperating with Qaeda agents in the Sahara, which would completely undermine Colonel Qaddafi's repeated utterances that his forces are defending the nation against a Qaeda onslaught.
