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1 Either way, now was not the time to reopen those old wounds .
2 The flare of flame revealed them all briefly, old wounds and new.
3 The suggestion risks reopening old wounds , writes Justin O'Brien from Cape Town.
4 We can do full justice to Nelson's memory without reopening old wounds .
5 The huge blue bastard was covered with old wounds and deep gashes.
6 The sight of Danusia opened the old wounds in his heart.
7 Words often break the sensitive new-forming tissues over old wounds of the heart.
8 In these weeks of happy anticipation even mere conversation can open old wounds .
9 The passionate response to the verdict demonstrates that many old wounds remain unhealed.
10 The meeting would open up old wounds , which she had imagined were healed.
11 His very voice had opened old wounds and set them throbbing.
12 Why do you come here and open up these old wounds ?
13 This is not the time, however, to tear open old wounds .
14 I dropped it because I didn't want to open old wounds .
15 But isn't her heritage too sketchy to be used to heal old wounds ?
16 But-doyou think it best, Sara, to open old wounds by-
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