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They say the center would forever mar Stockholm's historic skyline.

This linguistic flexibility ensnares Baker's reporting on the Scooter Libby case as well, a period that would forever mar Bush's relationship with Dick Cheney.

My commitment to Children, Not Soldiers is rooted in my own experiences growing up in South Los Angeles, knowing too many children whose lives would be forever marred by gang violence.

The Recording Industry of America would rather see America's youth deprived of higher education, forever marring their ability to contribute personally and financially to society — including the arts — so that they may crucify us as examples to our peers.

I'll never forget working on a documentary about international relationships post-9/11, and meeting a teenage girl from Pakistan who knew she would never get married because she lost her leg in a drone strike and was forever marred.

They, too, are wounded, and their lives of selfless service have been forever marred.

But as Gene Wojciechowski writes on ESPN.com, his spectacular playoff performances will be forever marred by his two failed starts in the World Series.

They are subsequently annoyed to find their browsing experience forever marred by the same series of ads.

If these crucial changes are not made, the civil rights legacy of President Obama and Attorney General Holder will be forever marred by discrimination.

He would forever be a Mr. Irrelevant.

Little did we know that our tiny bit of perfection would be marred forever in just two short years.