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damage

[dam-ij] / ˈdæm ɪdʒ /




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When they left prison, they got the old act back together, however, I discovered that with a damaged reputation, they struggled for work and Smith, possibly with Roberts, headed abroad.

From BBC

Defeat was another damaging blow to Liverpool's chances of Champions League football as they lost more ground on a Manchester United side revitalised under Michael Carrick.

From Barron's

Sources told The Times the ransom note felt credible because it included details about a specific damaged property and the placement of an accessory in the home.

From Los Angeles Times

Nine days ago, she suffered a torn ACL, a bone bruise and meniscus damage.

From Los Angeles Times

Yet, with sky-high match ticket prices and the international reputation of the U.S. as a tourism destination damaged, we believe it is unlikely that the tourism industry will recover in 2026.

From Salon