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"The virus has infiltrated every part of your system, I'm afraid, and its pernicious influx has inflicted a great deal of damage, " he said.

Mary inflicted the children on her mother for the weekend.

Mary inflicted her children on her mother for the weekend.

Still another battleship appeared to be slightly damaged, and extensive damage had also been inflicted on other types of ships.

Many people are not aware of just how much negativity they consume, self-inflicted or otherwise.

Tell her they're not some curse inflicted upon her for being a woman, but nature's way of keeping you from bleeding too much.

It could also raise more than a $1tn over the next decade to help the country recover from the damage inflicted by the Wall Street crew.

No such heavy losses would have been inflicted on the company, which had watched out for the risks underlying its business operations.

I cannot quite see how the German chancellor is going to extricate herself from these self-inflicted constraints.

When the Empire began exploiting the Wookiee homeworld, it was as if the giant people felt the pain inflicted upon Kashyyyk.

The curse inflicted upon the citizens was that of futile hope, as each knew in their hearts that these places were far beyond their reach.

The whole saga has been a self-inflicted wound for Mr Hatoyama, exacerbated by a succession of confusing messages coming from his cabinet.

Forgive me the tiresome few hours which I inflicted on you, and rest assured that I shall never forget the happy moments which I owe you.

I guess what I view as quackery bugs me more than I thought, especially when it is being inflicted on kids.

A wider cost of this trading activity was the damage inflicted on the team ethos that used to be fundamental to the culture of banking.

Titanic's battered stern, captured here in profile, bears witness to the extreme trauma inflicted upon it as it corkscrewed to the bottom.

She never returned to the fiercely strict Methodism of her youth, nor inflicted it on her children.

Fortunately, the Dark Lord had ordered Bellatrix to go with her; and Bella inflicted numerous casualties on our enemies.

No one wants to make it look as if their children (who, like hangovers, are self-inflicted) make them less reliable workers.

I will be his father, and he will be my son. When he does wrong, I will punish him with the rod of men, with floggings inflicted by men.

Researchers also showed videos of pain, in the form of an injection, being inflicted on parts of the body.

In a statement on its website, the broadcaster said it "feels sorrowful for the great loss that the fire inflicted on national assets. "

I had had a lot of stones cast at me, and through my own self-inflicted wounds I had been exposed to the whole world.

No, it wouldn't, Your Honor, because the act is only directed towards the range of options that are able to be inflicted on a human being.

Torture should not be inflicted upon a minor under fourteen years of age .

But its loneliness, partly self-inflicted, is making it a worse place, not just for the Palestinians but also for its own people.

Michael steps out to watch him being taken away, blood from his self-inflicted wound trickling from his forehead.

Of the species on this planet, man alone has inflicted upon himself most of his own suffering.

Ah, but the cause is not the plate movement inflicted on the Earth by the daily Earth wobble, a result of the near presence of Planet X.

My "ex" personal physician, Boris, almost made me mad enough to give him a black eye for the abuse he inflicted upon me.

He trembled uncontrollably as he spoke into a video camera about the brutality inflicted upon him.

It is not a sentimental compassion mental agony inflicted upon a condemned man but a dread of destroying the miracle of life.

This proves that he is made of sterner stuff than I. All my worst time-wasting is self-inflicted.

Home quilt and clothes are all burned, the furniture also destroyed by fire, and present had never inflicted to have somewhere to stay.

London burning like the Blitz, and all of it inflicted by the pride of British youth.

I seized him , when, in his fright at my violence, he inflicted a slight wound upon my hand with his teeth .

These actions helped insulate the prime minister from the damage inflicted by the various scandals in his own private life.

The term "masochism" , which describes a sexual desire to have pain inflicted on oneself, derives from the author's surname.

Thousands of local residents sought cover in shelters before returning home to clean up the damage inflicted by the storm.

The crisis, the worst since the Great Depression, has inflicted amnesia on some of Reagan's ideological heirs.

That endorsement could disappear if the company suffers another 'self-inflicted wound' that sinks its stock price, said one large investor.

China launched an offensive in October 1962 that lasted only a few days but inflicted a decisive defeat on India.

China, unhappily, has its share of these dubious qualities as well as being inflicted by a huge speculative mania.

The Earth is a living, breathing organism, and she is going to cleanse and purge herself of the atrocities Humanity has inflicted upon her.

Of course, the real threat turned out to be the self-inflicted wounds that we suffered in Iraq, Afghanistan, and on Wall Street.

"Inflict the same life on him that he inflicted on me, " she had told the court.

Darling says the government "wanted to be able to take action" against the "damage inflicted on the environment" by single-use bags.

And for the indignity and degradation thus inflicted on a proud people and a proud culture, we say sorry.

Aids is a man-made virus and was inflicted upon the black populations through inoculations per your own ascension records.

The allied armies had driven the German invaders back, having inflicted heavy defeats upon them over the preceding four months.

They have inflicted so much pain on us. From afar, we've been able to monitor and see how those guys sacrificed.

It's fresh evidence of the total recession has inflicted on America's workers and economists say there is no relief in sight.

It is too soon to call this a "bubble" . But the repetition of behaviour that so recently inflicted so much pain is hard to explain.

inflicted heavy losses on the enemy; a storm that inflicted widespread damage.

Nevertheless, Washington may have already administered a remarkable self-inflicted wound to the United States' financial standing.

Mr Sun reckons it will take months to repair the damage inflicted on his business by his six-month internment.

A massive earthquake hit Haiti a few days ago and has inflicted heavy casualties and property losses.

Dr. Summerly : In stressful situations the brain - understandably - finds ways to cope with the trauma being inflicted on the body.

Cruelty is the result of talking oneself into the infliction of pain or into the conscious ignoring of pain already inflicted.

Some looked at him quizzically, perhaps wondering why he had inflicted such suffering on himself.

Torrential rain has inflicted more damage in the earthquake zone where millions are still camping out in fear of fresh tremors.

If we had not taken necessary precautions, the typhoon would have inflicted heavier damages.

He had underestimated the traumas that the shah's modernization program had inflicted upon a deeply traditional society.

In 1929, American tariffs turned a domestic financial crisis into a global economic crisis that inflicted damage for years to come.

I keep sinking into sorrow (self-inflicted though it is) until it occurs to me that I will drown unless I can drag myself out.

So why are we hearing so much about the alleged harm being inflicted by an antibusiness climate?

They seemed to enjoy their self-inflicted pain, and thus the new term " masochism " seemed to fit their case as well.

At the other end of the spectrum are accusations of murder, torture and rape inflicted at the hands of government and police officials.

(19)We had no idea that any serious losses had been inflicted on the company.

What I think of as the "torture presidency" of George W. Bush inflicted massive damage on US influence and prestige.

If you inflicted the harm, ask Him to help the other person to forgive you.

That will simplify those supply chains, helping companies cope with shocks like the one inflicted by Japan's earthquake.

I don't think that they're going to tolerate the kind of violence that the Taliban have inflicted on their people as the 'new normal.

Despite the crippling cost that his support of Bush inflicted on his popularity at home, Blair insists that he did the right thing.

By his reckless conduct he inflicted great misery on his parents.

Before initiation, I expected everything to be perfect. However, my limited capabilities only brought self-inflicted pain.

Yet none of this could compare to the emotional damage Brett had inflicted on our once quiet home.

Some were saying that the laws and the Constitution must be interpreted flexibly to avoid self-inflicted democratic disaster.

The State supported parental authority by allowing for severe penalties to be inflicted upon rebellious children.

My frustrated sexual feelings seemed to be just another curse inflicted upon me by a cruel God.

In truth, the biggest threats to Russia's future stem not from its "enemies" but from internal weaknesses, some of them self-inflicted.

Kurt Thomas: Of necessity, he gets more physical as he ages. He's the active NBA leader in bruises inflicted on opponents.

Had seven long years, under the torture of the scarlet letter, inflicted so much of misery and wrought out no repentance ?

And the crude devices inflicted a serious toll. But at least the most intense terror was fleeting.

In his statement, Prime Minister Naoto Kan expressed "deep regret over the suffering inflicted" during Japan's rule.

They insist that the developed world should take responsibility for the damage it has inflicted on the planet.

He has also refused to blame the American economic embargo for problems which he rightly says are self-inflicted.

Bull Fighter : Inflicted critical counter-attack damage at least 10 times in Versus Mode or Online Mode.

With the recession expected to drag on through much of this year, more damage will be inflicted on both companies and workers.

The body must have been erect when this chest wound was inflicted .

He persuaded thousands of right-wing paramilitaries to disarm, and has inflicted probably mortal blows on the FARC guerrillas.

Which meant this book was inflicted on a whole generation of poor, unsuspecting IR grad students.

The collapse in foreign equity and bond markets has inflicted massive losses on the U. S. external asset holdings.

I guess it's self inflicted torture but it's part of my job and I love it.

but whether the damage is inflicted by a cunning ex-wife or a blow delivered by the object of our affection.

Nothing could ever undo the wrong or cure the pain that Morris had inflicted on her.

The most visible signs of this inner trauma were the destructive surgeries that he inflicted on his body.

When we realized that we haven't done everything we've set out to do, we become subject to the guilt inflicted by our own minds.

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Indeed, kidnapping is no longer a crime inflicted exclusively on the rich.

They also knocked out our tank with direct fire, destroyed a 45mm gun with its crew, and inflicted significant losses upon our infantry.

Finally, the author chose to retort the rumor not because of any personal offense, but rather in response to injuries inflicted on others.

Amendments VIII: Excessive bail shall not be required, nor excessive fines imposed, nor cruel and unusual punishments inflicted.

High profile mass deaths -- either inflicted by the coalition or government forces -- could spark outrage and tilt the diplomatic balance.

It is, I regret to say, equally true that I fear he shall always bear a scar needlessly inflicted by you.

The Philippine authorities concluded that deforestation had contributed to the heavy losses inflicted by the typhoon.

Most of us want to see more punishment inflicted, particularly on America's bankers.

The financial crisis and deep recession have inflicted widespread pain across the Americas.

so infinite was the torture inflicted by the intelligent touch of Pearl's baby hand.

However, for some of the nations on Washington's worry list, the financial crisis has also inflicted heavy damage.

That would be inexcusable, and entirely self-inflicted by Washington.

This unprecedented financial crisis has inflicted a severe impact on both China and Britain as well as other European countries.

Yet there is plenty of room for policymakers to compound the damage already inflicted by the irresponsible conduct of the financial sector.

This attack could've ended badly for us, but we inflicted a devastating hit upon the foremost tank and it flared up like a flaming torch.

The dredging process damaged the previously laid sea cable utilized for telegraphic communications which inflicted huge financial losses.

In saying that the infliction of pain, simply in itself, is bad, we are not saying that pain ought never to be inflicted.

In Afghanistan, we've inflicted serious losses on the Taliban and taken a number of its strongholds.

Elsewhere, experts analysed the damage inflicted on the war effort by the leak.

Increased the Fire damage inflicted by the Icebreaker weapon enchantment.

That means that some pain will have to be inflicted on bondholders.

Where appropriate, substantially heavier fines and enhanced punishments be inflicted on those who commit serious offences .

I learnt that shaving in Greece was a weekly or even fortnightly occurrence, and it was never, ever inflicted on oneself.

And that would only add to deficits in what he called a "self-inflicted wound. "

When he was recaptured, the fresh severities inflicted on him only served to render him still more wild.

Want at least 1% of rich country GDP spent on "climate-inflicted damage"

That crisis was largely self- inflicted, the product of an overdependence on fickle flows of foreign finance.

Washington -- Is money the solution to a burgeoning, and self-inflicted, world health problem?

That means that some pain will have to be inflicted on bond holders.

Violence flared after police on horse-back charged the miners with truncheons drawn and inflicted serious injuries upon several individuals.

This cycle of protest and counterprotest, then, could be the most damaging blow inflicted by the middle class.

The de-bubbling process inflicted great damage on the corporate sector, from which it was finally recovering when the subprime crisis hit.

Soldiers from the Chengdu Military Command have chosen to walk to the areas with heaviest damage inflicted by the quake last night.

Left behind were seven of their fellows, recovering in local hospitals from gunshot wounds and savage beatings inflicted by Italians.

Yet at least to some extent, the industry is suffering from problems that are self-inflicted.

The international financial crisis has inflicted on China unprecedented difficulties and challenges.

But paying off debts will be an enormous and painful task, which could also prolong the pain inflicted by the economic slump.

Their technique measures the warping of tooth enamel inflicted by radiation, detected in electron paramagnetic resonance.

Please, never feel frustrated, disturbed, or annoyed by the miseries that are inflicted upon you by others.

Punishments inflicted by parents on their children for misdeeds were much stricter and harsher, bordering on physical domestic abuse.

Farm animals in the last few decades have received the worst treatment ever inflicted by humans.

The Buddhist Scriptures give us full details of the various torments that he inflicted upon himself.

This day-tripping was rather different to the logistical challenges faced by earlier travellers, even if those were self-inflicted.

The pain inflicted to the newborns was the standard 'heel prick test'.

He was also a wreck -- perpetually unhappy, he died at 30 of a self-inflicted gunshot wound.

The paper claimed that these three beliefs in action create "self-inflicted problems" and will require unlearning to move beyond.

Their bite is considered one of the most painful that can be inflicted by any insect.

At the time, I believed such research was worth the pain inflicted on the animals.

How it will stand up as the economy matures and faces the adverse demographics inflicted by the one -child policy is another matter .

Half of that gain has come in the past two months, while the credit crunch has inflicted severe distress on other world markets.

No, I lacked that kind of strength. I was a weakling who constantly inflicted mental suffering upon himself.

Even discounting for the impact of global recession, the most populous state's ills are unique and self-inflicted -- and avoidable.

Jackson's attack on the Union rear inflicted massive casualties on the superior force, and Hooker was forced to withdraw only days later.

At the first medical contact after seal bites and other seal-inflicted lesions thorough cleansing with water and soap is recommended.

at worst they will have killed off the recovery and inflicted lasting harm on the world's most impressive prosperity machine.

By circumventing the constitution, and by twice dismissing the Supreme Court, Musharraf has inflicted long-term damage on the country.

The employee has inflicted physical harm on the employer personally or on the employer's representative or direct supervisors.

Rape and pain inflicted on the genitals are among the most common forms of torture.

Pol Pot, the overall leader, went on to command a rebel army that inflicted civil war on the country until the mid 1990s.

Other problems are self-inflicted. Avon made a mess of its new IT system in Brazil.

Banks have inflicted heavy costs on the rest of society but, rescued by governments, they are returning to the bad old ways.

Pain which the year-long credit crunch has inflicted on the economy is becoming more apparent as house prices tumble and job losses mount.

Other skeletons contained head and body fractures probably inflicted by attackers bearing Inca weapons.

Antioxidants act as "free radical scavengers " and hence prevent and repair damage inflicted by these free radicals.

Nick is now in the hospital with esophageal ulcers due to vomiting and coughing. I have seen this before and am sure it is self-inflicted.

Of those that escaped, 80% died within a day from ant-inflicted injuries.

"But his news conference showcased once again his propensity for self-inflicted wounds" ( Newsweek ).

Financialinstitutions, desperate to repair the damage inflicted on their balance-sheets by mortgage-related securities, sell assets.

One more goal for Roberto Mancini's team would have equalled United's worst home defeat, inflicted by Newcastle United the following year.

In his research Mr Kiernan cites the disproportionatedeath toll inflicted on those two non-Khmer ethnic groups.

But if he can stick to the long perspective he can still avoid the Idiot's self-inflicted fate.

They have also given voice to once-obscure scholars advancing bold solutions to America's economic funk and Europe's self-inflicted crisis.

If not, electoral defeats far more severe than those inflicted this time will surely impose such changes.

Crops in early spring are younger and more susceptible both to the damage inflicted by the aphid itself and also by the viruses they carry.

Anti-nuclear campaigners emphasise the damage and pollution inflicted by uranium mines.

A court judgment, especially a judicial decision of the punishment to be inflicted on one adjudged guilty.

The report laid bare the damage inflicted on Asia's third-largest economy by the global downturn.

Yet the policy differences in this new climate may be more about self-inflicted wounds than creative opportunities.

Mother Earth has stood her ground, with much pain inflicted, but with too much at stake to give up.

Such unease is unsurprising given the psychological scars that last autumn inflicted.

The air raid has inflicted massive casualties on the villagers.

Climbing a pine tree is very sappy work, and scrapes and gouges are inflicted by the natural roughness of its bark.

Although the ban was lifted Thursday, the damage has already been inflicted and may not easily be undone.

Terms more commonly used include abusive head trauma or inflicted traumatic brain injury.

China inflicted a humiliating defeat on India in a war over the territory in 1962.

The invasion of Iraq, he says, was a grievous self-inflicted wound.

In drought inflicted areas, wetlands provide a method of water reuse, which reduces water demand, especially for potable water.

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It was, of course, inflicted on victims tied up hand and foot .

Japan was hit by a devastating earthquake three days ago. The earthquake has inflicted enormous life and property losses.

This is an open appeal to all conscientious media outlets and honest journalists to undo the harm already inflicted.

Not only has the weather inflicted heavy crop losses on Brazilian farmers but it also has lowered the quality of the harvested beans.

The recent hostage-taking event in North Ossetia of Russia inflicted heavy casualties of human lives.

My duty was to fly over Libya and take photos recording the damage our F-111's had inflicted.

The pain he is feeling from the self-inflicted wound to his hand will go away soon.

The injuries were inflicted by her celebrity husband, Li Yang, in an attack in front of their 3-year-old daughter.

Such self-inflicted damage is neither occasional nor restricted to higher policy.

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The torture inflicted on prisoners under interrogation.

It's a heart that feels the pain others have inflicted on us, and it's a heart that recognizes and admits that we have hurt others too.

died of a self - inflicted gunshot wound.

s the truth. Stress from this kind of jealousy is self-inflicted.

The two sides have fought over the border in the past, most recently in 1962 when China inflicted a humiliating defeat on India.

But colds are not self-inflicted and it is not alarming or embarrassing to have one.

Don't panic to yell, or buy others scurrying about in disregard and self-centered "glide path" , or buy small fire had inflicted on lead. 3.

Liverpool's defence badly needs an injection of pace but many of its problems are self-inflicted.

What remains to be seen is whether he has inflicted a mortal wound on himself.

The wounds we inflicted on the atmosphere and the earth's ecological system are healing.

But its failure inflicted no damage at all on London.

Added Ranged Stun ability to Orc - chance to deafen target by hit of their axe (depends on inflicted damage).

This unfortunate chapter of history inflicted untold sufferings on the Chinese nation and also brought misery to the Japanese people.

Torts are "common laws" based on certain wrongs inflicted on individuals, established by court precedent and protect everyone.

Passively increases the damage of inflicted elements.

A March 2000 image of the shuttered National Museum in Kabul shows the toll inflicted by decades of civil war.

They would, therefore, back down only if American tariffs inflicted real pain.

We greatly underestimated the willful damage inflicted on the bikes.

Every time he uses a heavy, or plasma cannon, he gets a 30% bonus to accuracy, and 10% to inflicted damage.

"The turmoil in North Korea is self-inflicted and far more damaging than the [UN] sanctions, " said Mr Noland.

The outbreak of bird flu has inflicted devastating losses on the poultry sector.

Affecting the pilot's accuracy, this perk increases the inflicted damage by unguided missiles by 20%.

Ms True pleaded not guilty, but her case suffered badly from self-inflicted wounds.

It is history now, the hurt to SJ, to ELFs, had been inflicted.

The blisters were deliberately inflicted on the test subjects by using a vacuum pump on the arm.

As self-inflicted curses go, the miner's $38. 1bn Alcan acquisition two years ago is hard to beat.

Hurricane inflicted a great damage on the city.

This is, too, why they say the pains inflicted should be those that are most opposed to the pleasures such men love.

Therefore huge damage has been inflicted on its statehood .

Recently he has taken to heaping blame on the European Central Bank for France's self-inflicted failings .

They claimed that he had inflicted bad fortune on them through evil magic.

But the harm he can cause is trivial compared with the misery that can be inflicted by those who wield the power of the state.

His parents died from tortures inflicted by their feudal lords.

Some damage has undoubtedly been inflicted on capacity, because the recession was spawned by a banking crisis.

The irreparable damage that is being inflicted on ecosystems, agricultural productivity, forests and water systems is accelerating.

But that will only happen if we put a stop to self-inflicted wounds in Washington.

American and Iraqi troops have inflicted a series of defeats on insurgents and militias.

They surveyed the damage inflicted by the storm.

An hour later I was in tears, frustrated once again fromreading about animal cruelty and the horrors inflicted on food animals.

The mother inflicted a punishment on the mischievous boy.

Increases harm inflicted in a melee.

The current crisis has inflicted a rather big impact on China's economy.

The hurricane inflicted severe damage on the island.

Your account will never be restored or rollbacked unless the damage has been inflicted by the Crew.

He inflicted severe penalties on the prisoners.

punishment inflicted by kicking the victim in the behind.

The Shiftas inflicted heavy casualties on the Kenyan armed forces but were defeated in 1967.

No words of mine could describe the pain and harm inflicted by such abuse.

The US Army recently inflicted a wrong death notice scandal.

The privileged 40, 000 will not entirely escape the inconvenience inflicted on everyone else.

The bad news inflicted a severe blow on him .

Many Muslims did celebrate when Osama inflicted pain on the US.

Most of the industry's troubles are self-inflicted.