If the United States merely nurses its wounds, it will enable its enemies to continue to develop those kinds of unconventional weapons that Iraq, North Korea and other enemies of democracy and freedom are working on.
If the PRI can heal its primary wounds, it will benefit from its powerful national organisation.
But due to the severity of its wounds, it is highly probable that the infant died.
Although several randomized controlled studies have validated its efficacy for nonhealing wounds, it remains expensive and not widely utilized [ 121, 122].
The implication is that, if the market cannot heal the wounds it sustains as a result of its own risky behaviour, then it must be discouraged from taking such risks in the first place.But there are two reasons to hesitate before plunging headlong into a purge of the system.
After a conflict that killed 10,000 of its citizens, Croatia has been left with its own scars, as well as atoning for the wounds it inflicted on others in region.
As quickly as the military spent its ammunition, though, it spent its money in an effort to heal some of the wounds it was inflicting, and those dealt by the militia as well.
"I pray to God that we understand that violence doesn't dress wounds, it opens new ones".
The company eventually emerged from bankruptcy, hobbled from the wounds it suffered in the financial crisis.
"It dies of illness and wounds; it dies of weariness, of witherings, of tarnishings".
The wounds it leaves, physical and psychological, make an impact on whole families and communities.
