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Meanings of causing permanent in English
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Usage of causing permanent in English
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The hangman had done a good job without causingpermanent damage.
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Dr Armsby says treatment with antibiotics can stop strep throat from causingpermanent heart damage.
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Multiple sclerosis can be a mild illness in some people while causingpermanent disability in others.
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Mahoney, who came close to barreling into me and causingpermanent damage, slammed on his heels.
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The eye itself deformed, sometimes causingpermanent damage.
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The bruises and cuts would heal-Odysseushad calculated the blows to look awful without causingpermanent damage.
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The principal safety outcome was fatal bleeding or bleeding into a critical space with a potential for causingpermanent disability.
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Questor's lean features squinched down so hard against each other he appeared to be in danger of causingpermanent damage.
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Commotio retinae involves acute disruption of photoreceptor outer segments after blunt ocular trauma, with subsequent photoreceptor apoptosis causingpermanent visual impairment.
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Not only does the food cook unevenly, but the rounded wok can reflect heat back on the stovetop element, causingpermanent damage.
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But, even after just eight hours of lying in one position, pressure ulcers can set in, causingpermanent scarring and skin vulnerability.
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Axons become so severely dystrophic near amyloid plaques that their interruption, causingpermanent loss of function, extensive synapse loss, and potentially cell death appears imminent.