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damage

[dam-ij] / ˈdæm ɪdʒ /




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Defense companies and navies, including in the U.S., are experimenting with unmanned technology and artificial intelligence that they believe will provide safer and more effective ways of clearing mines before they can do any damage.

From The Wall Street Journal

The projectile caused minor structural damage and no crew members were injured.

From Barron's

So pressure to meet forecasts can result in both understated outlooks, which can confuse investors, and decisions on capital allocation, innovation and hiring that can damage a company over time.

From Barron's

These toxic protein clusters damage neurons and eventually lead to dementia.

From Science Daily

"Sea mines and other explosive devices can cause acoustic disturbance impacting sea mammals and other animals, and blast damage to natural undersea structures such as reefs," Weir said.

From Barron's