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irreparable
1. After calculating the price I remembered that in addition to their value as collectors' items that the Hammerli Lenzburg could also put a hole in my head the size of an egg or shatter a knee-cap into irreparable splinters
2. Too often missionary churches have done irreparable harm to native societies before they received proper study," Elmore said
3. could have been in an irreparable circumstance
4. How much of that can they do now? Rather than bringing my daughter up on charges, I would suggest some form of reprimand be issued against David and his father for the irreparable damage done to my daughters
5. Until her last moment on earth she was unaware that her irreparable fate as a disturbing woman was a daily disaster
6. He scarcely raised his eyes when he heard the door open, but that look was enough for his brother to see repeated in it the irreparable fate of his great-grandfather
7. According to her latest MRI, the drugs and beating Missy was subjected to have done irreparable damage to her hippocampus - the part of her brain responsible not only for processing new memories but, it also affects emotions, behaviour and sense of smell
8. We thus have no choice but to try retrieving her in the past before she causes irreparable damage
9. To Mitchell, it seemed as though his world had shattered into a million, irreparable pieces
10. It failed, since large parts of the door had suffered irreparable damage when the Minion Droids had entered
11. That was partly due to the fact that the suits were the best of the best, but also because they had reached a threshold of transporter use, meaning there was irreparable damage done to their physiology, damage that forced them to live out their days in the suit
12. Jack might do something radical and the mass of people that were there would riot and cause irreparable damage
13. The parishioners are consequently driven away from church, and the Establishment suffers irreparable damage
14. If they are liquidated, even at virtually any price, the damage caused to the bank’s reputation by doing so will be irreparable
15. Even the castle, which had been constructed with the most ingenious plan of architecture that the greatest minds on the planet could conceive, was irreparable
16. She hoped that the damage was not irreparable
17. To be exposed to certain experiences before the child is ready can do irreparable damage
18. Their nesting areas were destroyed and their world suffered irreparable damage
19. He hesitated, concerned that he might do irreparable damage to his teeth if he took this wire out
20. reminder before the universe of an irreparable ruin that has taken place, a burning up that has accomplished its allotted
21. The other ship has irreparable damage given the limitations of our resources at present
22. before the universe of an irreparable ruin that has taken place, a burning up that has accomplished
23. irreparable ruin that has taken place, a burning up that has accomplished its allotted purpose, The
24. The traditionalist argument is that the words "destroy" and "destruction" should not be taken with their established meaning, but be interpreted as "a loss of well being," or an "irreparable loss
25. A perpetual smoke may, therefore, well stand for a perpetual reminder before the universe of an irreparable ruin that has taken place, a burning up that has accomplished its allotted purpose, The same inspired portrayed, it is to be ever remembered, declares that God will 'consume,' 'devour,' 'destroy,' cause to 'perish,' and 'blot out' all the wicked
26. They only deepen their colors, and introduce terms which declare that his ruin shall be irreparable and his destruction complete and eternal
27. irreparable tissue damage and onset gangrene which resulted in the amputation of both
28. ) 'That this is not spoken’ (says Whitby) 'of the cities themselves, but of the inhabitants which dwelt in them, is evident; but yet I conceive they are said to suffer the vengeance of eternal fire, not because their souls are at present suffering punishment in hell fire, but because they and their cities perished by that fire from heaven which brought a perpetual, irreparable destruction on them and their cities
29. ’ 'The reduction of those cities with their inhabitants to ashes, is mentioned as the thing which placed them as an example of God's vengeance on the ungodly to all future ages; nor could anything be a more fit example of it; for since Peter has informed us that the heavens and earth which mow are, are reserved unto fire against the day of judgment and destruction of ungodly men, when the earth and the works that are therein shall be burned up, what could be a more exact emblem of that day when the elements shall melt into a lake of fire, and the ungodly shall be cast into it? Nor is there anything more common and familiar in Scripture than to represent a thorough and irreparable vastation, whose effects and signs should be still remaining, by the word aijw>niov, which we have rendered eternal
30. country, enumerating the irreparable environmental damage that they were capable of and
31. The traditionalist argument is that the words "destroy" and "destruction" should not be taken with their established meaning but be interpreted as "a loss of well being" or an "irreparable loss
32. A perpetual smoke may, therefore, will stand for a perpetual reminder before the universe of an irreparable ruin that has taken place, a burning up that has accomplished its allot-ted purpose, The same inspired portrayed, it is to be ever remembered, declares that God will
33. Obesity experts jumped on Nintendo immediately, rightfully stating that the game could cause irreparable harm to a child's body image
34. At last he went to bed, out of spirits and heavy at heart, as much because he missed Sancho as because of the irreparable disaster to his stockings, the stitches of which he would have even taken up with silk of another colour, which is one of the greatest signs of poverty a gentleman can show in the course of his never-failing embarrassments
35. Her thoughts were silently fixed on the irreparable injury which too early an independence and its consequent habits of idleness, dissipation, and luxury, had made in the mind, the character, the happiness, of a man who, to every advantage of person and talents, united a disposition naturally open and honest, and a feeling, affectionate temper
36. He would only add, before he sat down, that he rejoiced—and all of them would rejoice—that these gentlemen had returned safe and sound from their difficult and dangerous task, for it cannot be denied that any disaster to such an expedition would have inflicted a well-nigh irreparable loss to the cause of Zoological science
37. “Because of this irreparable loss, we’re asking that you give the plaintiffs fifty million dollars for Sam Cabot’s lifetime medical bills, for his pain and suffering, and for the misery of his family
38. By the expression of her father’s face, not sad, not crushed, but angry and working unnaturally, she saw that hanging over her and about to crush her was some terrible misfortune, the worst in life, one she had not yet experienced, irreparable and incomprehensible- the death of one she loved
39. What an ominous minute is that in which society draws back and consummates the irreparable abandonment of a sentient being! Jean Valjean was condemned to five years in the galleys
40. He had not examined and weighed the right which man takes to dispose of the irrevocable and the irreparable
41. It was during the first glimmering of old age, when she began to feel that something irreparable had occurred in her life whenever she heard thunder before the rain
42. Juvenal Urbino had met her four months earlier as she waited her turn in the clinic of Misericordia Hospital, and he knew immediately that something irreparable had just occurred in his destiny
43. A few years before he had gone to a dangerous assignation, his heart heavy with terror of what might happen, and he had found the door unlocked and the hinges recently oiled so that he could come in without a sound, but he repented at the last moment for fear of causing a decent married woman irreparable harm by dying in her bed
44. On the other hand, he himself could not escape the notion of old age current in his day, so it was to be expected that when he saw Fermina Daza stumble at the door of the movie theater he would be shaken by a thunderbolt of panic that death, the son of a bitch, would win an irreparable victory in his fierce war of love
45. Institutional favorites crash more quickly than marginal companies because large numbers of portfolio managers rush to dump the stock of the favorites when the analysts are finally convinced that the industry has been dealt an irreparable blow
46. But the harm done was immense and irreparable
47. By the expression of her father’s face, not sad, not crushed, but angry and working unnaturally, she saw that hanging over her and about to crush her was some terrible misfortune, the worst in life, one she had not yet experienced, irreparable and incomprehensible—the death of one she loved
48. She felt again that same bitter ache at the heart, that horrible, gnawing sense of irreparable loss, as she had voluntarily put out of her life “the only good in the world
49. For the dishonor which such men bring upon pharmacy, and for the irreparable injury which they inflict upon suffering humanity I should like to give them several years of penal servitude
50. Lowndes;) he has shown, that connected with the maritime power of the enemy, and with other bills already passed this House, this measure has all the blasting qualities, without even the few equivocal benefits of a broad restrictive system; and he has demonstrated the irreparable mischiefs which must result from such weak and mongrel measures
