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Meanings of extensive damage in English

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Usage of extensive damage in English
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James Komengi said Saturday's quake caused extensive damage in Tari yet again.
Radio NZ
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With McDermott leading the way, the New York bench did extensive damage.
Reuters
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Rural fire crews reported extensive damage to rural properties in the area.
Radio NZ
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Cyclone Harold last week caused extensive damage on Fiji's remote southern islands.
Radio NZ
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Aerial footage shows extensive damage to the structure, as Katy Watson reports.
BBC
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There was extensive damage all around the area in which he fell.
Small favor
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Multiple indicators point to sudden and extensive damage. He indicated his console.
Star trek movie tie-in
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The paintwork, the boot and the tyre axle all suffered extensive damage.
The South African
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She said the crash caused extensive damage to the truck and car.
News.com.au
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It is believed that the truck and its cargo suffered extensive damage.
The South African
11
The second, timed to go off 10 minutes later, also caused extensive damage.
The Irish Times
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It caused extensive damage to a large area of pine forest.
Radio NZ
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Typhoon Bopha brushed Palau last week causing extensive damage and leaving hundreds homeless.
Radio NZ
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Monsoon rains and flash floods cause extensive damage in the region every year.
Reuters
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The hasty shutdown leads to extensive damage in piping and gasoline production units.
Reuters
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The house has extensive damage and the fire is being treated as arson.
Radio NZ
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