So the damage per accident, not human damage, but physical damage to the car, that will probably go up substantially.
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There's property damage, and PR damage, but no one dies.
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You're instantly covered against cracked screens, liquid damage and accidental damage.
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Though some lead damage is irreversible, interventions can mitigate the damage.
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The Active Time Battle (ATB) gauge makes a return; as you deal damage, take damage, and block damage, a meter fills up two bars.
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The main damage will be rescue spending and damage to local homes.
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He did his damage, but we did damage to him as well.
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And theoretically, water damage could damage sensitive servers that store digital records.
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While many homeowners policies cover wind damage, they generally exclude flood damage.
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The researchers ranked the amount of neurological damage they observed on a scale of 1 to 4, from no damage to highest level of damage.
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They do a lot of damage Iguanas can do a lot of damage.
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And Gage has been doing damage control and I've been doing damage control.
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Damage estimates: The tally of how much damage Matthew left behind is ongoing.
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There is collateral damage and Chuck falling is collateral damage for Jimmy's scheme.
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There was no new damage to the tanks, the damage is from before.
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There could be smoke damage, there could be water damage to the windows.
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If the damage totals more than $500, it's felony criminal damage to property.
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LASTING DAMAGE The corporate damage in Hubei could be significant and long-lasting.
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Wind damage from hurricanes is covered by property insurers; flood damage is not.
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We feel this antiquated approach will damage investment and damage the internet itself.
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AppleCare+'s hardware coverage does cover up to two incidents of accidental damage — with a fee of $29 for screen damage, or $99 for any other damage.
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A lot of the stuff though isn't [obvious] damage, or damage you can see.
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"Most of the sun damage we get is from cumulative incidental damage," says Hale.
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"There is no residual damage [and] there is no residual flooding damage," Christie continued.
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It temporarily turns teammates into super-soldiers, boosting their speed, damage and damage resistance.
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Collateral damage: Former Vice President Joe Biden may get left behind as collateral damage.
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"There is no damage like the damage that a president can do," he continued.
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The major damage was the damage Smollett did to his own career and reputation.
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He did damage to our international reputation and he did damage to our companies.
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According to Buddemeier, the blast zone of a nuclear explosion breaks down into three areas: the severe damage zone, the moderate damage zone, and the light damage zone.
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Direct hits cause high damage, with a small amount of splash damage to surrounding enemies.
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As those shields absorb damage, they add to Zarya's "Energy," temporarily boosting her damage output.
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Damage from this week's storms Earlier storms left significant damage -- especially in Dickinson County, Kansas.
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Bestows a single targeted ally with increased speed, damage and damage resistance for eight seconds.
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The chips were in places consistent with damage from eating, not damage from tool use.
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"This government should go before it does more damage, this time national damage," he said.
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Level seven can cause moderate damage in ordinary buildings and considerable damage in lesser ones.
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Permanent brain damage: Lack of oxygen to the brain can result in permanent brain damage.
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" On the damage from the attack: "Only minimal damage was sustained at our military bases.
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The media's obsession with crafting stories that damage Trump damage their own credibility far more.
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The safety regulator says contact with the chemical can cause asthma, eye irritation and damage, perforated eardrums, respiratory irritation, kidney damage, liver damage, pulmonary congestion and edema, upper abdominal pain, nose irritation and damage, respiratory cancer, skin irritation, and erosion and discoloration of the teeth.
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Until then, the questions are how much damage Whitaker wants to do to the Russia investigation, how much damage he can do, and how much damage he's willing to do.
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And now I'm off—to figure out how to contain that other damage: the professional damage.
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Direct rocket hits deal high damage, plus additional splash damage to any foe in close proximity.
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Massive floods and the damage resulting from it, rising seawater, and property damage are already widespread.
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"Any split would damage both parties, but it would damage the CSU more," the source added.
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Causing yourself physical damage to mitigate the effects of psychological damage is best avoided wherever possible.
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But the likelihood is they'll do him some damage—without any collateral damage to Clinton's favorability.
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Rich people damage the world in rich ways; poor people do their damage in poor ways.
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That at least allows us to do damage control -- mitigate the damage done to national security.
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And then it depends if it's damage to the rail line or damage to the embankments.
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Technically, categories above 5 wouldn't cause more damage because there's no more damage to be done.
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But the initial evidence suggests that the human damage is far greater than the economic damage.
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Private homeowners' policies generally cover wind damage and, in certain cases, water damage from storm surges.
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Homeowners policies specifically exclude damage related to flooding, but water and wind damage are separate issues.
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In that case, she said, you should consider buying the rental company's "loss damage waiver," also called a collision damage waiver, so you won't be responsible for damage to the rental car.
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She said that the Brussels bombers' explosive of choice, TATP, might be able to damage parts of the plant but that the damage would shut down the reactor, limiting the radiation damage.
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They have "health" and the ability to attack at close range for massive damage, at a distance for less damage, and with a freeze spell that stops opponents but does little damage.
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Some of her emotional damage stems from brain damage sustained in the accident that nearly killed her.
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While that doesn't include rare things like hail damage or flood damage, it covers most common situations.
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Early reports from the region suggest widespread damage to homes, along with tsunami-related damage in Palu.
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It's also causing damage, which is actually costing cities and private owners money to fix infrastructure damage.
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Early examinations of the paintings showed signs of smoke damage but no fire damage, according to Riester.
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It's unclear what damage the swimmers caused as there were no visible signs of damage on Friday.
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While photos showed serious damage above the waterline, the container ship also did severe damage below it.
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The daily practice causes musculoskeletal damage, soft tissue damage and can lead to early arthritis, Graham said.
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They can cause cumulative brain damage, throat injuries, and damage to the vocal cords, among other injuries.
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Out of touch The bottom line is that when we damage the natural world, we damage ourselves.
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In addition to those structures, there were 79 with moderate damage and 120 with minor to no damage.
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Yes, but: A full damage assessment has yet to be completed, and damage tolls are likely to rise.
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But you can't actually know if a drive can survive all that damage unless you willfully damage it.
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The storm was strong enough to cause other damage throughout the county, uprooting trees and causing structural damage.
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If carbon emissions are causing damage, the solution is to tax them at the level of that damage.
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Photos of the damage near Granville Township in Bradford County shows collapsed homes and damage to local businesses.
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The house damage is a window ledge, we're told -- and the car damage is a banged-up bumper.
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Left unchecked, diabetes can lead to serious complications like nerve damage, blindness, amputations, kidney damage and heart problems.
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It's unclear what damage the swimmers caused, as there were no visible signs of damage after the incident.
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Damage to the children and their parents, and damage to the United States and what it stands for.
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Note any signs of damage that can be seen from the ground, and take pictures of that damage.
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The toxic person does not care about the damage he causes, only about his ability to cause damage.
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Damage done The storms have already caused damage before the melting of up to two feet of snow.
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He will damage American interests around the world and damage vital parts of our constitutional system at home.
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Keith You're right: All American Express cards have Car Rental Loss and Damage Insurance, secondary collision damage waiver coverage for rental-car damage or theft, which is applicable worldwide in most countries, including Mexico.
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Focusing Beam normally deals 50 damage per second, though the damage gets increased to a whopping 200 damage per second against targets under 50 percent of their maximum health (including constructs like turrets and shields).
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"The compromise of such materials can cause exceptionally great damage or serious damage to the national interest," he added.
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"So she's going to ask them to please not do damage to the house, not expensive damage," she said.
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The damage is almost universal, with small and large buildings showing signs of the damage wrought by the quake.
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And that suggests the Democratic dissidents will damage Clinton less than the Republican dissidents will damage Trump in November.
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The purpose of this is not to damage the national interest or damage economic interest, it's just the reverse.
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"The economic damage and damage to infrastructure exceeded $200 billion... Restoring infrastructure will take a long time", he said.
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There was additional cartilage damage, but the anterior cruciate ligament was not torn, and there was no nerve damage.
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I'm interested to see if using this will cause more damage or less damage than just using my hand.
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There were reports of damage throughout Stone County, including trees down and structural damage, CNN meteorologist Taylor Ward said.
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Damage to the party brand The damage to the party brand question is a short-term/long-term calculus.
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They would like to try to manage the damage Trump may do, rather than prevent that damage from occurring.
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We respond very differently and those stereotypes damage our health and damage our perception, our place in the world.
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" The scale classifies this level of damage as "catastrophic," Mr. Feltgen said, and "what is left after 'catastrophic' damage?
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Bottom laners usually play low-health, high-damage champions that require several items to become terrifying damage-dealing threats.
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Right. The damage here, if there is real damage, will mostly be seen in the rot in the relationships.
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Most cards cover theft, damage to the car, and towing, but they might not include injury or property damage.
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Some are more worried about wind damage than a storm surge Flooding is more life-threatening than wind damage.
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Irma could leave more damage to clean up and raise the tab much higher on hurricane damage this year.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - The Boston Red Sox went by the motto "Do damage" this season, and damage they did.
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Both quakes caused damage Both of the quakes caused damage to communities, including fires, power outages and water main breaks.
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"You're better to squint your eyes and think what is the lasting damage and we don't know the damage yet."
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DAMAGE ESTIMATES The significance of any damage is not yet clear, nor is it known who will foot the bill.
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One is dependant on building up Block, which prevents damage, and using your Block number to cause damage to enemies.
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So maybe what I mean when I say we caused damage and pain is that I caused damage and pain.
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Not only can it heal you as it deals damage, the bottom half of its magazine also deals bonus damage.
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Photo: APThus far, building damage has been reported as minimal, including water damage from the six-foot surges of seawater.
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This led to significant damage at the point of landfall, but limited the worst of the damage to that area.
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"As a guy who's done damage, I don't want to do any more damage," Beck said to a skeptical Bee.
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" Hartley confirmed "there is damage inside an office," but said it was "hard to say the extent of the damage.
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Its estimates did not include business interruption, damage to infrastructure or damage to Kumamoto Castle, it said in a statement.
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The good thing is we know there's no structural damage, and there's nothing he can do to cause additional damage.
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Authorities don't have firm figures on damage yet, though the Anchorage Police Department reported "major infrastructure damage" around the city.
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There were numerous reports of damage throughout the county, including trees down and structural damage, said CNN meteorologist Taylor Ward.
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Many of these benefits allow you to decline the Collision Damage Waiver (CDW) and/or the Loss Damage Waiver (LDW).
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In my opinion the real damage, the lasting damage, isn't done by the episode as much as by the aftermath.
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Third, the president would bring in people to do damage control and have those supposed experts actually deliver more damage.
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The only damage to the restaurant was the drive-thru, mostly water damage [...] We are back in business as usual.
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"Initial assessments indicate there has been extensive damage to homes in Nuku'alofa and some damage to commercial buildings," he said.
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The damage inflicted upon these children who are United States citizens is not just the collateral damage of immigration policies.
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Each disease can also lead to arthritis, liver damage, skin lesions, eye damage and painful cankerlike sores in the mouth.
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That's because the virus can cause damage to the heart and surrounding tissues, and that damage can lead to death.
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Storm Surge hands out damage to the players who have inflicted the least amount out of damage during the game.
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"I wouldn't do anything like this to damage my career and damage other peoples careers as well," Mr. Davis said.
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Lead contamination in water can damage a child's health and has been linked to serious, irreversible damage to developing brains.
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Storm-related damage also was reported in Middle Tennessee, where Fox17 in Nashville reported extensive damage to homes and vehicles.
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When climate change-fueled storms damage archive buildings, wind, water, and abrupt humidity can quickly damage invaluable records beyond repair.
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The teen's lungs revealed signs of damage to tiny air passages called bronchioles, something the doctors believe indicate chemical damage.
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Private U.S. insurers write policies covering wind damage from hurricanes, but generally will not cover water damage on their own.
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Details: When damage from a tornado is assessed, NWS uses a list of "damage indicators" and "degrees of damage" to estimate likely wind speeds and then assigns the tornado a rating between EF-22 to EF-21.
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Guests at the parks have been sharing photos of various minor-looking damage on social media, including tree damage at the Be Our Guest Restaurant in the Magic Kingdom park, flooding at Epcot and damage near Cinderella's Castle.
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Serious damage has been done in the community by nonprofit institutions, foundations, public agencies, and private/public investment […] The issue for us is less a question of who is doing the damage, but what damage is being done.
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There is no to-hit chance, there is only the question of whether it will hit for the weapon's full damage or half-damage, and whether that damage will be mitigated or increased by cover or other conditions.
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But the collateral damage in those two cases has been immense, with both towns seeing large scale damage to their infrastructures.
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But I think even to this day we realize the damage, the real, serious damage we do when we other people.
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One of the complications of diabetes is nerve damage, and in the cardiovascular system that damage can cause irregular heart rates.
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"We must make sure that the offenders suffer greater damage than the damage they inflict," Moon said in a Cabinet meeting.
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Has everyone understood the damage and then understood ... I think that there's a lot of really candid conversations about the damage.
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"I think we'll see Baptiste played with Ana for some longer range damage dealing and damage boost ultimate comboing," says Goodman.
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Immediate steps will need to be taken to prevent further damage, since the structure is now particularly vulnerable to water damage.
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Minnesota Twins Quick Comment: Everyone's sleeper pick to do some damage has done a whole lot of damage to themselves already.
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It explores the damage that plastic pollution is doing to the world — and the damage it could be doing to you.
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As you take and give damage, you build up a charged attack that does massive damage to everything around your character.
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If she continues to wait after recasting her Q ability, the second strike will do extra damage, partially in true damage.
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Those who recover are almost always left with devastating complications which can include blindness, kidney damage, nerve damage, and limb loss.
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That led to less brain damage; in fact, delivered within two hours after the stroke, it reduced damage by 80 percent.
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Zhang Xiaoyan, an adviser to the local government, says the "spiritual damage" from the crisis is worse than the material damage.
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He's also been sidelined from touring with Blink-182 after suffering nerve damage, damage to his veins and a staph infection.
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For instance, "in melanoma, it's the sun's damage to DNA, and smoking causes the lung damage" in lung cancer, Holland said.
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Auto rental collision damage waiver — Get automatic collision damage on rental cars when making the entire booking on your Savor card.
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The goal, at least according to the strategy memo, is clear: find something that can damage-- or help damage -- Kavanaugh's nomination.
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Gillies quickly recognized that the damage caused by social isolation was often greater than the functional damage done to the body.
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The new Mexican leader will have to concentrate on damage control — because Mr. Trump has done a great deal of damage.
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It's called "triple damage," and it changes the default team composition to three damage characters, two supports, and one lone tank.
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The island suffered widespread damage in the hurricane, including severe damage to homes, stores, ports, airports, gas stations and power stations.
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There are no major reports of damage at refineries, though there were reports that Exxon's Baytown refinery had some flood damage.
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When she looks outside, she sees damage that reminds her of Andrew, damage that could take as long to rebound from.
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Some avocado trees that do not appear to have been scorched could also reveal damage later, collapsing from internal heat damage.
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We will either damage our prosperity, by reducing our ties with our largest market; or we will damage our power, by following EU rules without a vote on them; or we will damage both (the prime minister's latest proposal).
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Serious damage has been done in the community by non-profit institutions, foundations, public agencies, and private/public investment […] The issue for us is less a question of who is doing the damage, but what damage is being done.
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In 23, water damage accounted for 2000 percent of all property damage, according to the insurance institute, yet insurance policies often limit or exclude coverage for water-related damage from mold, a sump pump failure or a sewage backup.
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And anytime we have a bad experience or a customer or seller, like a late delivery or a fake review or a counterfeit product, it has the potential to damage our customers, damage our sellers and damage our reputation.
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Central Time with the following highlights: Greer County: 3 homes damaged, 1 apartment complex with roof damage, damage to fairgrounds and airport.
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The vessel sustained damage to her ballast tank in the collision while Astro Saturn sustained damage to her port anchor and bow.
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The technical difference between those two levels is whether the information, if disclosed, would cause "damage" or "serious damage" to national security.
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The damage: The storm left severe damage in surrounding communities, tearing roofs off of homes and bringing massive floods with its downpours.
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So for instance, they layer on machine learning algorithms to understand what roof damage looks like after wind, rain or hail damage.
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NASA-funded studies have demonstrated similar neurological damage in rodents, though this is the first to show how prologued that damage is.
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How drones are being used to assess damage: AT&T is using drones to inspect cell towers for damage near Corpus Christi.
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Heavy drinkers showed signs of brain damage affecting language skills, and researchers were surprised to see brain damage in moderate drinkers, too.
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There were no immediate reports of damage or casualties but the shallower a quake, the more likely it is to cause damage.
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While there was, thankfully, no major damage at Disney World following Hurricane Irma earlier this week, there was lots of little damage.
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" He added that the girl had liver damage due to malnutrition and had "social dwarfism — a stunted growth damage due to malnutrition.
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Aranda sustained burns, shrapnel damage to the left side of his body, a broken hand, hearing damage and a traumatic brain injury.
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I forget what all all three of them are, but I think it's like damage input, damage output– Austin: It's not output.
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We also did an ultrasound to make sure there was no tendon damage or soft-tissue damage, and that all looked good.
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While he and Kufrin both addressed this issue in separate statements, the damage was already done — but not the damage you're thinking.
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In addition to the damage eliminating OPIC would do to U.S. businesses, it would also do great damage to our foreign policy.
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Most include a loss-damage or collision damage waiver, which means you don't have to pay if something happens to the car.
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They needed to know specifics about the damage: Is it landscaping and trees that were hardest hit — or is there structural damage?
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Whatever damage McCabe did to the FBI's brand is nothing compared to the damage Sessions is doing to the Justice Department's brand.
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"What we've got here is a president trying to damage Sessions so he can remove him without political damage," Mr. Smith said.
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"It's a serious derailment, with quite of bit of damage to signals and some structural damage to the walls," Mr. Utano said.
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American Homes 4 Rent said 112 of its 3,200 homes sustained serious damage, and about half had at least some minor damage.
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The damage, while serious and expensive, is likely to be a fraction of the $130 billion in damage caused by Hurricane Katrina.
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Funds from the agency will be distributed as grants or investment to restore environmental damage and educate communities to prevent further damage.
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The problem arises when the damage control team is put on the sidelines by damage to something called nucleotide excision repair (NER).
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"A further extension would damage the interests of the U.K. and our EU partners, and damage the relationship between us," Johnson wrote.
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But the damage caused by immunosuppressive drugs is cumulative and irreversible, and use over a decade or longer can cause significant damage.
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Everyone close to me warned that if I wrote about Mr. Shavit, it might damage him but it would definitely damage me.
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" "I know there's some flooding damage in the southern part of your state, clearly a lot of residual damage from the storm.
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Now similar damage may be done even more covertly, without death or, it's imagined, with less risk of retaliation or collateral damage.
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That money ups your warranty period for two years, and gives you up to two incidents of accidental damage, each subject to a service fee: $13 for screen damage and $99 for other damage (like dropping it in the ocean).
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She was charged with disorderly conduct by injury to a statue, damage to real property, participation in a riot with property damage in excess of $85033,500 and inciting others to riot where there is property damage in excess of $1,500.
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He wears a wristband that indicates his house has experienced some damage (green means little to no damage, yellow means mild damage, and red means unlivable conditions), and says the walls in his house are cracked and the balcony fell.
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Other reports of damage Diane Ruggiero, general manager of the Hampton Inn and Suites Ridgecrest in Ridgecrest, said the hotel sustained significant damage.
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This is why damage to the language centers of our brains are as disastrous to normal living as damage to our memory modules.
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Most homeowners insurance policies cover wind damage from hurricanes and other storms, but water damage from storm surges and floodwaters is typically excluded.
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After the tornado strikes, meteorologists survey the damage it caused and assign a "rating" based on estimated wind speeds corresponding with the damage.
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"With all the damage that was caused to the company, the damage caused to me is minor," Spagnolini told reporters after Monday's decision.
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And as we learned the hard way, even a few minutes in the ocean can cause enough water damage to cause catastrophic damage.
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Most of the damage was in the Lazio and Marche regions, with Lazio taking the brunt of the damage and the biggest toll.
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Deals high damage to any nearby enemies, though Reaper has limited movement and is vulnerable to damage throughout Death Blossom's 3-second duration.
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While nail-biting doesn't typically cause long-term damage, it can damage the skin around the nail, making you more susceptible to infections.
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If you have collision and comprehensive coverage on your own car, then you can skip the loss-damage waiver or collision damage waiver.
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While I escaped the serious damage, I later learned that I wasn't completely out of the woods when it came to fire damage.
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Mr. Johnson said a paramount concern was "not-obvious damage," referring to problems like gas leaks and structural damage to houses and businesses.
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It is considered extremely dangerous and capable of extensive damage, including snapping or uprooting shallowly rooted trees and potential major damage to homes.
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The damage that you have done to the market, to your industry, far exceed the damage that you've done to your own business.
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When it's safe to enter your home again, evaluate the damage and start taking pictures and keeping receipts of any damage-related cleanup.
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Watson's estimate includes how multiple aftershocks can potentially damage weak structures, as well as the lingering damage left by Hurricane Maria, he said.
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Standard homeowners insurance policies cover wind damage, but they don't cover damage from rain or floodwaters, such as storm surge or overflowing rivers.
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Trade with China, in particular, has inflicted serious damage on American communities across the country, damage from which they have yet to recover.
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There are plenty of case options to effectively protect mobile phones from damage — whether it's water damage, cracks, scrapes or anything in between.
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There are three levels of classification based on the severity of damage a disclosure would cause: Top secret — "exceptionally grave damage to the national security" Secret — "serious damage to the national security" Confidential — "damage to the national security" Bottom line: As commander-in-chief, a president has constitutional powers to classify and declassify information (and after declassifying it, disclose the information).
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Numerous power lines down Garvin County: 523 sandbags requested for possible river flooding Logan County: Power polls down, tree damage, damage to a barn Noble County: Roof damage to homes, power lines down, barns damaged So far, power outages statewide have reached 2,085.
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In fact, here's a description from the hurricane center's website of a Category 4 storm's damage potential: Catastrophic damage will occur: Well-built framed homes can sustain severe damage with loss of most of the roof structure and/or some exterior walls.
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The lesson is that shame can act as a spur to amend self-inflicted damage when people perceive that damage is fixable and manageable.
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"The damage to earnings is worse than the damage to the price," she said, meaning that the stocks could be vulnerable this earnings season.
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The damage to the retina of the eye results from damage to tiny blood vessels that affects other parts of the body as well.
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Genji throws his standard three Shuriken in a wide spread, with each one dealing light damage (identical per-projectile damage to Genji's primary attack).
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It wasn't immediately clear exactly when the damage occurred, but officials say the new satellite photograph showing damage was taken on January 10, 2017.
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The health problems - some of which were not apparent at birth - included brain damage, eye damage, small head size, seizures and problems with hearing.
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Her main weapon is a rocket launcher which deals superior direct damage to anything it connects with, plus a generous amount of splash damage.
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While we don't know the full extent of the damage yet, it's not unlikely that water damage could impact the Michoud Facility as well.
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It is caterpillars that damage crops, so the plan to release adult males that produce unviable offspring should not cause any additional crop damage.
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After most of the crew was transferred from the ship, a damage control party put out the fires and repaired some of the damage.
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The neighborhood sustained the least damage in the fighting, but some buildings had visible damage, with some partially destroyed or riddled with bullet holes.
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These types of attacks can cause significant damage to the reputation of a company, not to mention the damage to a person's financial reputation.
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Flooding and storm damage in Texas and Louisiana is expected to cost as much as $20163 billion to clean up and repair the damage.
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It would irreversibly damage the U.S.-South Korea alliance, embolden North Korea, and do lasting damage to the U.S. force posture in the region.
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Individuals or companies that cause environmental damage will have to help restore the environment or pay compensation if damage is beyond repair, Xinhua reported.
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If an autonomous vehicle crashes, the crash damage should not be any different from the damage to any other car of the same type.
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Plans for addressing loss and damage within the U.N. process are enshrined in the Warsaw International Mechanism for Loss and Damage, established in 2013.
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If it's misdemeanor property damage for slashing tires, then it should be misdemeanor property damage for tearing down a participation trophy erected to traitors.
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But if the damage is confined just to the trade side, then our assessment is its damage on Hong Kong overall economy is modest.
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Although the damage estimates include all of the Caribbean, due to Dorian's track, most of the Caribbean experienced little damage outside of the Bahamas.
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"Any damage to the big companies would damage the whole economy," said Yesh Devabhaktuni, 25, who works as a software engineer for Walmart Labs.
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Because of the nature of the damage — mainly flooding — and the landscape of Houston — mostly flat — the damage to the vehicles is particularly noteworthy.
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The flames resulted in fire damage to the building's exterior and water damage from sprinklers inside, said Hillsborough County Fire Rescue spokesman Corey Dierdorff.
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It's most effective when paired with an Ana Nano Boost ultimate, since the bonus damage/damage resistance and speed stack on top of Dragonblade's benefits.
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Jenner can possibly thank El Niño for the home damage and probably thank her spoiled upbringing for the emotional damage this tragedy is causing her.
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Variables such as the temperature of the body can affect the damage to the brain—the colder the body, the more reduced the brain damage.
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It's likely to cause extreme damage where it comes ashore, with threats including mudslides, flash flooding, catastrophic wind damage as well as storm surge flooding.
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Accident and disaster recovery starts with visual damage appraisal: look at the damage, say how much it's going to cost, unlock the funds and rebuild.
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Initial damage assessments found 25 percent of homes there were destroyed and 65 percent suffered major damage, Federal Emergency Management Agency administrator Brock Long said.
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We don't find people in pop bands expressing their political beliefs a lot, because it can damage their market, and it can damage their sales.
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Orb of Discord: A long-range homing projectile that does no damage but applies a 50% damage bonus to all attacks against the marked enemy.
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Disaster modeler Enki Research estimates damage to the island at $30 billion, with $20 billion in direct physical damage and $10 billion in economic impact.
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In addition, a hotel wall fell in, the high school suffered major damage and business and homes suffered "catastrophic damage," Rockport Mayor Charles Wax said.
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He added that there is currently nothing projected to weaken the storm and the region will experience power outages, infrastructure damage and damage to homes.
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Where I think there has been real additional damage done, damage that wouldn't have happened but for Cameron's policy malfeasance, is within the UK itself.
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Damage from water blown into your house through a wind-damaged roof would probably be covered, but flood damage from a storm surge would not.
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Damage to various ecosystems will carry extreme costs, from $265 billion in damage to freshwater fish stocks to $4.10 billion in losses on coral reefs.
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The leasing office told me that the damage would need to be inspected, but my renter's insurance policy should cover any damage and temporary housing.
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Even if their clothing or documents have been spared from water damage, residents returning to asses the damage to their homes still face serious dangers.
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The study included a simple 30-item survey with participants checking off whether they'd experienced damage to their homes, damage to their cars and displacement.
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The National Weather Service typically conducts damage surveys after suspected torndadoes, and determines the strength of such an event based on the damage it causes.
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As far as collateral damage, the CPSC goes on to note 13 reports of burns associated with the handset and 47 reports of property damage.
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He understands the damage that Bush did to this nation, and he's not going to allow Trump to follow on and do even more damage.
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Disaster modeler Enki Research estimates damage to the island at $183 billion, with $20 billion in direct physical damage and $10 billion in economic impact.
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It's obvious that hurricanes cause damage, but it's hard to study how that damage might impact the evolution of the animals that survive the storm.
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Doing so may help prevent complications like kidney disease, nerve damage and damage to the eyes, and may alleviate symptoms like fatigue and frequent urination.
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"I don't know what damage they'll do China, I just think that they'll do damage to the American economy even before China retaliates," he said.
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From a cold-blooded economic perspective, the hurricane damage is caused by man: Without the construction in the hurricane zones, there would be no damage.
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It&aposs not always easy to tell if your iPad has water damage — unlike an iPhone, where this is a specific indicator for water damage.
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Among the other most expensive hurricanes in the last dozen years: The US spent $12.8 billion after Hurricane Ike caused $232 billion in damage in 2190; it spent $262 billion after Rita caused $2118 billion in damage in 22017; it spent $22015 billion after Wilma caused $20023 billion in damage in 22002; and it spent $21 billion after Irene caused $210.3 billion in damage in 2011.
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Officers noted in the report that their was damage to Woods' Mercedes, including two flat tires, a broken tail light and damage to the front bumper.
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I think he's done some real damage — I'm not going to say it's dead — but he's done some real damage to that shrinking space for collaboration.
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Videos and photos of the storm damage showed cars tossed around, street signs missing, homes missing roofs, and downed trees and power lines, among other damage.
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While most homeowners carry standard homeowners insurance, those policies typically have a hurricane deductible, and don't cover damage from flooding — which often causes the most damage.
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For example, referring to "the damage that the internet can do to even a well-functioning democracy" (our emphasis), rather than damage caused by Facebook specifically.
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As already noted, reversible cryopreservation has proven difficult owing to the intense damage inflicted on brains during preservation—things like fractures and damage to cell membranes.
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Court cases brought by victims show a litany of damage, including breast malformations, ovarian cysts, heart attacks, liver and kidney damage, cancer and sometimes even death.
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Excessive heat can cause damage to natural hair, but considering specific functions (like temperature and speed) when purchasing a dryer or straightener can prevent unnecessary damage.
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"It seems true that they don't have ice damage, and that they show dehydration, but they also show a range of other damage," he tells Gizmodo.
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The sun's damage is cumulative, so the effects of looking at an eclipse may not show up until years later or it may cause immediate damage.
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"Nano Boost" buffs a single friendly target for eight seconds, giving them bonus damage, cutting the damage they receive by half, and increasing their movement speed.
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The rule would have helped save lives, prevent environmental damage, and reduce injuries, evacuations and property damage at and near the site of a chemical accident.
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For example, we could offer high-confidence targets with the remotest chance of collateral damage, request battle damage assessments of U.S. strikes, or request intelligence support.
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Moving a weight results in structural damage (tiny tears, basically) to your muscles, and when that damage is repaired, your muscles end up stronger than before.
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We're told Cantor was struck in the left thumb -- leaving him with significant damage to his thumb, hand and shoulder ... damage which required surgery to repair.
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Volchaert said while there had been little damage to his building or neighborhood, reports were coming in of severe damage on the north of the island.
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John C. Tune Airport in West Nashville also "sustained significant damage," according to a tweet from Nashville International Airport, which did not suffer any apparent damage.
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The state must now provide drugs to all inmates with severe liver damage by the end of this year and those with significant damage in 2140.
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Echo's primary fire, Tri-Shot, is a projectile, shotgun-like weapon that fires three pellets that deal 17 damage each (51 damage total if all connect).
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Benzene, a toxic, flammable chemical found in crude oil and gasoline, is known to cause central nervous system damage and bone marrow damage, and is carcinogenic.
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Its high concentration of anthocyanin, a strong antioxidant, works to help the skin recover from and protect against environmental damage like pollution, UV damage, and stress.
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McMaster, whose book "Dereliction of Duty" is expressly about talking truth to power, found himself at a lectern doing damage control for his damage-prone boss.
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Mike Hartley, the deputy police chief in Bloomington, said there was no structural damage to the building, but he declined to elaborate on any damage inside.
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Setter said the majority of damage was projected to be the result of ocean acidification and rising temperatures, with projected increases in human pollution likely to cause less damage comparatively, as humans have done enough damage to the reefs that there are few sites left to impact.
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The scale and severity of the damage appears similar to the damage caused by Category 4 Hurricane Michael in the Florida Panhandle, which struck earlier this month.
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"The damage to the economy as a result of not hiking today would be far bigger than any damage that a moderate hike can inflict," he warned.
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Among the farmers who reported damage was Reed Storey, who said he wanted to ensure state officials knew dicamba caused damage even when users follow the instructions.
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DAMAGE DONE Yet, no deadline was set for a trade deal and much damage has already been done, with two surveys of Chinese manufacturing showing activity contracting.
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Back in Asia and Africa ring-necked parakeets are severe crop pests, but we don't yet know if they'll damage British fruit crops and cause economic damage.
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Intensive commercial farming has also led to increased use of agro chemicals proven to damage children's health and boosted rates of deforestation and environmental damage, she added.
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Whether Lombard has suffered any long-term damage is unknown, but it appeared as though Perceval allowed him to take a lot more damage than was necessary.
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No major damage or injuries have been reported, but officials in the city are meeting to form a plan to assess damage and determine potential next steps.
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The company has said that the test last week did not damage the rocket significantly, with Musk crediting the lack of damage to its stainless-steel design.
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Scores below 60 signal mild to increasingly severe kidney damage, with the likelihood of permanent damage or total kidney failure rising greatly with sustained scores below 30.
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However, severe termite damage could require a costly solution, including lifting the house (yes, right off the ground) to access the foundation and check for further damage.
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Doctors say some cases even result in serious damage to nerve and tendon damage, requiring complex surgery, and some may never regain full use of their hand.
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"The same damage that occurs to our skin occurs to the eye," he said: specifically "eye burn," a form of short-term damage similar to a sunburn.
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Trump resents leaks that damage his reputation and legitimacy, while intelligence agencies resent Trump's disdain for their work and the damage he is doing to their credibility.
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Petersen said that since a 50-year damage hazard map was released in 2014, the risk of damage in the wastewater injection areas have probably increased tenfold.
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Second, check to see whether this primary insurance includes liability, or damage to other cars, damage of personal property, personal bodily injury, and injury to other persons.
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Abe viewed the damage from above in a helicopter, viewing what he called the "scars of the terrible damage of heavy rain" and visited an evacuation center.
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Not because doing so will undo the damage that's already been done to your sense of well-being at work, but because it may prevent further damage.
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So some animals had developed concussions despite having little discernible brain damage, while others had experienced damage typical of C.T.E. without showing any symptoms of a concussion.
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Teaming is when players intentionally inflict damage on one another without the intent of eliminating one another, instead looking to inflict enough damage to avoid Storm Surge.
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Termite damage: Wood balconies or decks that have wood-rot or visible termite damage are usually a sign that the house has termites in the walls, too.
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And while the results aren't unexpected, the study's authors said the damage to the crabs is premature: The acidity wasn't predicted to damage the crabs this quickly.
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A 6.1 magnitude quake can produce strong shaking and considerable damage to poorly built structures and slight to moderate damage in better-constructed buildings, the USGS says.
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"While water damage is challenging because it infiltrates and flows through everything, no damage is better or worse ... it's all catastrophic," said Yellen of Belfor Property Restoration.
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Zenyatta's overpowered Orb of Discord now amplifies damage against enemies by 30% instead of 43%, but his Orb of Destruction projectile does 46 damage instead of 40.
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"The nature and the depth and level of collateral damage or deliberate damage to the civilian domain will be topics that have to be discussed," he said.
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The turbulent landing caused substantial damage to the drone's right wing, but no one was injured, nor was there any damage on the ground, the report said.
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The damage was not uniform, with the southern section of the reef avoiding damage completely, while more northerly parts lost up to 83 percent of their coral.
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" Matthew Frieman, a virologist at the University of Maryland School of Medicine said there's an "initial damage and rush of inflammatory cells, but the damage is so extensive that the body's immune response is completely overwhelmed — which causes even more immune response, more immune cells and more damage.
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"The number-one benefit [of protective styling] is that you're protecting your hair from environmental damage and potential heat and styling damage," celebrity hairstylist Ursula Stephen tells us.
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Seen in this light, the damage to the freedom of the press may be the foreseeable but unintentional collateral damage of squashing the chances of an Assange trial.
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So there's the chemistry problem (preventing ice), the biology problem (tissue damage, connection damage), the physics problem (how do you evenly cool something as large as an organ?
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At least 50 homes suffered damage in the southern state of Oaxaca, which, along with Mexico City, is still reeling from earthquakes that caused widespread damage in September.
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That damage bonus remains in effect if you switch to a new target immediately, but the boost starts to fall offer after three seconds of no damage-dealing.
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McKenzie County Sheriff Gary Schwartzenberger says his onsite commander reported another 228 structures had moderate damage from the Tuesday morning twister and 2150 had minor to no damage.
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"This paper shows that we can understand and model the radiation damage in small molecules, so now we can predict what damage we will get in other systems."
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The vehicle had damage to the driver's side wheel rims, two flat tires, damage to the front bumper and some scrapes and scuff marks on the rear bumper.
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Failure to stay healthy and keep my blood sugars in check can lead to the severe complications of diabetes: nerve damage, eye damage, cardiovascular disease and much more.
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The card also offers a primary auto rental collision damage waiver, or free loss and damage coverage when you use the card to pay for a rental car.
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Estimates of the damage from Harvey are still very fluid; organizations have been revising their damage estimates as Harvey continued to dump rainfall on Texas over recent days.
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As Stellwagen told VICE, however, the effect is only temporary—the process cannot fix cocaine damage or addiction, only prevent further damage for a small period of time.
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Damage was reported in all municipalities in Camaguey, the station said, mostly in the form of torn-off roofs, damage to buildings, downed trees and loss of electricity.
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"There appears to be no damage to the body, no alligator bites, no damage to the face," said Jeff Williamson, a spokesman for the Orange County Sheriff's Office.
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The explosion might not be strong enough to structurally damage the plane, but it could damage the cargo compartment and allow the Halon to escape, the agency said.
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And after feeling the political damage wrought by his war on the Russia investigation, Trump may be eager to dish out some of that damage of his own.
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Mercury poisoning affects people in many ways, from chronic headaches to kidney damage, but it is most harmful to children, who are likely to suffer permanent brain damage.
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If the misbehavior does come out, the article says, the damage to the organization is often extensive — in compensation payments, the departure of senior employees and reputational damage.
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The problems consisted of birth defects including small head size, brain damage, eye damage and nervous system problems, such as vision and hearing impairments, as well as seizures.
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But damage to the arteries means blood flows more aggressively and irregularly through vessels and into the brain, which can damage its network of blood vessels and cells.
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The firm, meanwhile, has been attempting to do damage control on social media over the last 48 hours — but most of the damage is, no doubt, already done.
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Harvey will cause $40 billion to $50 billion in economic damage to the region, Moody's Analytics estimates — some from disrupted pending home sales but more from property damage.
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"The damage to American whiskey exports is now accelerating, and this is collateral damage from ongoing global trade disputes," Distilled Spirits Council Chief Executive Officer Chris Swonger said.
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This year's $306 billion in damage broke a record set in 2005, when Hurricane Katrina contributed to a total of $215 billion in damage, also adjusted for inflation.
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Echo's mobility allows her to instantly go on flanks or else appear in enemy backlines, where her medium-range damage kit allows her to deal some serious damage.
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Though the extent of the damage remains unknown, aerial images show widespread damage throughout the building, which was home to an estimated 2003 million artifacts spanning 11,000 years.
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We won't see it but she has seen the damage it can do in her own election and the potential for future damage to the U.S. election system.
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Regardless, they said the extent of any damage may not be fully known for weeks or months since blossom damage to trees typically takes time to show up.
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Their partisan promises to repeal ObamaCare will not work without catastrophic damage to the healthcare system and catastrophic damage to Republicans running for office in 2018 and 85033.
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As seen in the videos shown at E3, Howard notes that when you shoot someone in the game, you do a slight bit of damage, but not full damage.
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The most severe effects reported include seizures, permanent cardiovascular damage, liver damage, stroke, psychosis, paranoia, aggression, anxiety attacks, dependence and death through overdose, suicide or an extreme negative reaction.
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"They had it on ice and the surgeon tried to replace it, but there was so much tissue damage and nerve damage that he couldn't connect it," Weckesser says.
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Well, I think that right now the narrative is damage, the damage caused by everything from tech addiction to the Russians to fake news to the political discourse. Yeah.
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As a result of damage sustained in the earthquake, the Anchorage School District announced that all school facilities would be closed Monday and Tuesday as officials assess the damage.
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The most common problem, Sutton wrote, was damage to sensors and shutters, but that they also saw damage to mirrors, lens irises, and even some built-in filter systems.
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"The investigation found the main cause to be physical damage, but it was not able to determine whether the damage was intentional or unintentional," a Skip spokesperson told TechCrunch.
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Several thousand people were forced to evacuate or suffered damage to their homes, hundreds of businesses also sustained damage and hundreds of water rescues were conducted, according to Nixon.
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In actuality, they're DNA-repairing enzymes that sniff out and repair genetic damage caused by exposure to UV light—damage which, when it accumulates, can lead to skin cancers.
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To make sure it doesn't do any damage (well, inadvertent damage), it comes packaged in "supermaterials" that GE uses in high-temperature industrial engines used in jets and turbines.
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The immune system mounts an overexuberant inflammatory response, and that inflammation causes far more damage than the pathogen—tissue damage, organ failure, and ultimately the death of a patient.
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On Wednesday, Perez appeared in a video saying the goal of his mission was achieved, which was to damage the Justice Ministry and Supreme court without causing collateral damage.
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A "Revenge" meter fills up as you block attacks; once you top it off and trigger it, your warrior does increased damage/takes less damage for a short time.
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An Apple Care+ plan extends coverage to 2 years of support and repairs, with a $29 fee for screen damage and a $99 fee for other damage, including accidents.
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Pawnee County Emergency Management posted photos on Facebook just before noon of a pile of rubble, noting that three buildings had moderate damage, while several others had minor damage.
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The formula contains 6% titanium dioxide and 5% zinc oxide to shield the skin from sun damage and an antioxidant complex called senna alata to protect from environmental damage.
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Though the sun is the main cause of UV radiation damage, artificial sources such as tanning beds, lasers and welding machines also produce UV radiation that might damage vision.
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Of the umbrella of insurances Hertz tries to sell you, the one you need to pay attention to is the loss damage waiver, which covers damage to the vehicle.
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But we now know that they died from the damage of radiation, that they were affected on the inside, even though there was little outside damage to their bodies.
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JOSHUA TREE TO TEMPORARILY CLOSE AFTER SHUTDOWN DAMAGE: California's Joshua Tree National Park will completely shutter Thursday so that officials can address damage wrought during the ongoing government shutdown.
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The qualifying conditions are cancer, HIV/AIDS, ALS (Lou Gehrig's disease), Parkinson's, multiple sclerosis, intractable spasticity from spinal cord damage, epilepsy, inflammatory bowel disease, nerve damage, and Huntington's disease.
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"The insurance pays for property damage, and also provides coverage if you can't live in your home due to the damage and have to live somewhere else," McChristian said.
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Overall damage estimates ran as high as $30 billion, officials have said, with about 500,000 homes destroyed and serious damage done to bridges, roads, ports and public transportation stations.
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George County Sheriff's Department Emergency Coordinator Doug Adams said the damage was mainly structural and included downed power lines and trees, roof damage and at least one flipped vehicle.
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It may be that it won't damage him politically — Republican Party leaders, increasingly unshameable, will mumble mild disapproval until the news cycle turns — but it does damage the country.
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"There's already so much damage on the ground from (Maria) that this isn't going to take a lot to make a significant amount of damage, especially flooding," Myers said.
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"There's already so much damage on the ground from (Maria) that this isn't going to take a lot to make a significant amount of damage, especially flooding," he said.
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Two factors cause the greatest damage -- sun and smoke -- and when air particles cause free radical damage to cells, certain parts of our cells are not replaceable, Chan said.
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Hurricane Sandy, which struck New York City in 2012 and caused major infrastructure damage across the Northeast, caused about $75 billion in damage and was mentioned over 400 times.
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The charge of criminal damage, which Mr. Crowther faced for damage caused to Mr. Farage's suit and remote microphone, also includes a maximum sentence of six months in prison.
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The most harmful emissions account for the largest share of the total damage, with the top 10% of sources of PM2600 pollution accounting for 2000% of damage, the study found.
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Police said the vehicle had no damage when it was last seen and asked anyone with information on Blanchard's disappearance or on the damage to the SUV to contact them.
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The typhoon caused an incredible amount of damage with heavy rain, strong storm surge, wind damage with speeds of 103 mph and deadly landslides, and caused at least 88 deaths.
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The $92 billion number Trump cites may come from estimates in how much damage Maria caused; experts have said it will cost around $90 billion to repair the hurricane's damage.
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"No one was injured on either vessel and Benfold sustained minimal damage, including scrapes on its side, pending a full damage assessment," a statement from the U.S. Seventh Fleet said.
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Damage from earthquakes forced the electronics giant to partially halt its image sensor production in April, but Sony said on Friday that the damage had been less than previously expected.
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Lim cautioned that the new study cannot tell whether sleep problems caused the brain damage, or the brain damage caused the sleep problems, or whether something else is to blame.
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It spent only $4.1 billion responding to the major $27.1 billion in damage from Ivan in 2004 and only $2.2 billion responding to the $21.1 billion in damage from Charley.
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"Given the current damage and low levels of containment, we expect the current fires to exact at least similar levels of economic damage, and likely significantly more," S&P said.
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"From outside we saw the damage, but we never expected the damage to be so extensive," he told CNN at his offices in Putrajaya, south of the capital Kuala Lumpur.
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It's true that drinking to excess can lead to illness and disease, including several types of cancer, brain damage, and liver damage, and it can even shorten your life span.
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When rivers overflow their banks in China, the damage spills to the U.S. This is globalization: Economic consequences of weather extremes that damage regional economies spread through global trade relations.
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It comes after an independent report by specialists concluded that without "urgent work" there is a "risk of serious damage" to the Palace through a devastating fire or water damage.
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The school sustained damage to its air conditioning system, an outdoor pavilion, a set of bleachers and the baseball field, along with widespread water damage throughout the building, she said.
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The extent of the damage was still unclear on Monday, but Mohammed Faizal, a member of Parliament representing Lakshadweep, said the losses from damage on the islands exceeded $77 million.
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The state saw nearly $761 million in citrus damages, $625 in greenhouse, nursery and floriculture damage, and close to $238 million worth of beef cattle damage, the preliminary report said.
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The most harmful emissions account for the largest share of the total damage, with the top 10% of sources of PM33 pollution accounting for 54% of damage, the study found.
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In the meantime, French officials will have to act fast to prevent further damage; the interior is vulnerable to water damage now that the roof is destroyed, according to CNN.
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Your Pokémon's CP (combat power) rating gives you an idea of how much damage your Pokémon can do, while your HP (hit points) relates to how much damage it can take.
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"The point is that reputational damage to Under Armour appears to be done, and such damage may have lasting effects on brand perception and, ultimately, sales in our view," he added.
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The survey also found that 83 percent of the investors canvassed expect Britain's exit from the European Union to damage Europe's economy and 77 percent believe it will damage British startups.
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The sooner a patient gets to an emergency room, the sooner he or she can receive treatment to prevent total blockage and heart muscle damage or reduce the amount of damage.
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Police said the vehicle had no damage when it was last seen Wednesday and asked anyone with information on Blanchard's disappearance or on the damage to the SUV to contact them.
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Germany has long worked to protect its car industry, weakening EU legislation that could damage its profits and EU sources say it is expected to continue negotiating to minimize the damage.
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If an insurance company has to pay out for damage caused by an earthquake, it will be paying a lot of people a lot of money because of the widespread damage.
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"It's very well known that apoptosis is a major outcome of DNA damage—that's the organism basically going, 'Oh my god my DNA's been hit,'" then eliminating cells to limit damage.
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"If you have extensive damage, you really want to take care of it right away so there's not further damage," said Loretta Worters, spokeswoman for the trade group Insurance Information Institute.
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When human (non-Laron) mammary cells were mixed with Laron blood serum (low IGF-1) and exposed to hydrogen peroxide to mimic cell damage from oxidation, they were protected from damage.
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They also have added effects: fire comes with low damage over time; shock locks machines in place; and freeze slows them down while also boosting the damage taken from regular arrows.
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You're not alone if you're concerned about water damage and the havoc it can wreak – especially if you knew the national average cost to repair water damage is now $2,175 (HomeAdvisor.com).
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Your car gets submerged or damaged by debris Auto damage is probably the easiest disaster to deal with because storm damage is covered under the comprehensive section of your auto policy.
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" The Florida congresswoman said Democrats will hold the presumptive Republican presidential nominee accountable "for the damage he's doing as a candidate and the damage he's promising he would do as president.
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Terrifying wind damage While it's natural for people to try and keep a sense of humor during a storm like this, some buildings in Ireland experienced some truly sobering wind damage.
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Berger said that a preliminary review suggested the "vast majority" of Sunnova's solar systems on Puerto Rico were still functioning or had minimal damage, although they were still assessing the damage.
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Morelli said he thought that Bouchard was no longer suffering the physical effects of the injury, but that the emotional and psychological damage lingered, as did the damage to her ranking.
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The iPhone 6s and 6S Plus both had similar screen damage when being dropped on their faces, but only had cosmetic damage on their corners even after being dropped 10 times.
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Here's why blood pressure matters so much: as we age, it tends to rise and slowly damage blood vessels, increasing risks for heart attack, stroke, kidney damage and other health problems.
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The Fitzgerald suffered damage on her starboard side above and below the waterline, causing "significant damage" and flooding to two berthing spaces and other areas of the ship, the Navy said.
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Car rental loss and damage insuranceDecline the collision damage waiver at the car rental counter and the Marriott Bonvoy Brilliant will cover you in case your vehicle is damaged or stolen.
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Avoiding the most serious damage requires transforming the world economy within just a few years, said the authors, who estimate that the damage would come at a cost of $54 trillion.
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Susan Collins, who has said she is worried about the damage the bill will do to health care, no longer seems to be insisting on any legislation to reduce the damage.
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Today, according to the C.B.O., roughly 22005 million Americans live in coastal areas at risk of "substantial damage" from hurricanes — defined as damage of at least 21992 percent of average income.
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While the area sustained damage to roofs, windows and vegetation, most of the sturdy buildings in the historic neighborhood, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, came through the storm without major damage.
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Some may claim that the potential damage from a health care company data breach is far more complex than the damage from other forms of data warfare — and they are correct.
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Genital injuries can cause lasting damage and require surgery In other cases, genital injuries can lead to permanent damage and require surgery, according to the doctors who authored the case study.
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"Many, many buildings have significant damage, and there's a lot of them that just have small damage as well, so it's just very widespread," Jefferson City Mayor Carrie Tergin told CNN.
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