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Meanings of irreparable harm in English

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Usage of irreparable harm in English
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Others may cause permanent injury to yourself, or irreparable harm to others.
Heart and Soul by Maveric Post
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But this new land-grab risks doing irreparable harm to marine environments and ecosystems.
BBC
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And by every such act, we do the child irreparable harm.
Heart and Soul by Maveric Post
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The filing said enforcing the subpoena would cause Trump irreparable harm.
Reuters
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Such that, in the wrong hands, they could cause irreparable harm.
Provenance
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Needless to say, Warren's prediction of irreparable harm never materialized.
Reuters
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How can a man slaughter a babe without doing irreparable harm to his soul?
Chaosbound
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Monsanto claims its business is suffering " irreparable harm" as a result.
Reuters
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The bank said they could cause " irreparable harm" if they used the information.
Reuters
10
He choked back bitter words that would do no good and might cause irreparable harm.
Dragons of autumn twilight
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That constitutes irreparable harm, Merz wrote in the order.
Reuters
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Still, there is no irreparable harm done, is there?
Seven Little Australians
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The gases kill some people and do irreparable harm to the health of many others.
The Irish Times
14
We'd do ourselves irreparable harm for no reason.
Earth Unaware
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But outwardly she gave no sign of the irreparable harm which Willoughby's delay had brought about.
The Four Feathers
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Lew warned failure to act soon could do " irreparable harm" to the US economy.
The Guardian
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