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Items sent to the White House are often significantly delayed and can be irreparably harmed during the security screening process.

One leading environmentalist warned me that my reputation would be irreparably harmed if I went through with it.

At the risk of appearing irreparably nostalgic, let me answer with a qualified yes.

After a heavy, almost crashing landing, the saucer slammed to a stop, damaging irreparably its drives, but saving the crew.

Eventually the machine underwent improvements that enabled it to be used regularly by people whose kidneys had failed irreparably.

The eyeballs of penguins across the continent were irreparably damaged, as little tears of discomfort froze to their faces. I'm assuming.

When deprived of these fuels, cells quickly become irreparably damaged.

Most, though not all, neurologists said a CAT scan showed that Mrs Schiavo's brain had been irreparably damaged.

Previous studies have suggested the trauma of a marriage break-up may harm health irreparably.

Voices can be ruined, the vocal cords irreparably damaged, by repeated practice of techniques done the wrong way.

However, there are risks here as well, as a poorly conducted review could irreparably damage the institution.

Stolzenburg says the islands essentially serve as metaphors for how the world's invasive species can irreparably alter fragile ecosystems.

When that doesn't happen, our relationships and schedules can go way out of whack, sometimes irreparably.

Does unraveling the state's economic interests irreparably damage the party's political clout?

Friends from the Scottish Labour party approached Mr Martin and suggested his authority was irreparably damaged.

We must change our ways, lest we irreparably damage ourselves through misuse of our resources.

Loneliness is a shame, only failure, will lead the irreparably loneliness.

That same day, after almost a century of service, it cracked irreparably.

The Sibyl gave no aid to restoring them again, and the oracle was irreparably lost.

He makes some sacrifices to show his repentance, but he has shocked his community irreparably.

But it cracked irreparably when rung for Washington's birthday in 1846.

I'm irreparably damaged by my past.

Failure to act could irreparably harm Aso, who is battling record low poll ratings and must call an election by the autumn.

And they know that it kills when the lack of oxygen irreparably damages the brain and other vital organs.