Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Some types of exercise and getting tired can make muscle damage worse.
• It is the moment not to make damages. The members of the WTO would have to turn their attention to the revitalization of the commercial system and to do so as that such a scene is not materialized .
• In order to make damage compensation more effective, one question that should be asked is whether national courts would be authorised to decide on the end use of administrative fines and incorporate them into the civil process to evaluate compensation of infringement victims.
• All divisions make damage report to Combat. Main batteries report weapon status.
• Application malfunction due to improper installation of MS Office on your PC can make damage PowerPoint files
• The guarantee should be considered compatible aid only if it is limited to amounts strictly necessary to make good damage resulting from a specific natural disaster.
• All divisions make damage report to combat.
• I'll have you know that I cannot make a damage claim this early into my new job.

• I'm not here to do damage.
• Even if you have to steal, do damage, whatever it takes... but do not lose her for the world.
• The bad weather continues to do damage in the Salento area of Italy.
• The European Patent Office has already demonstrated its own ability to do damage in the field of software patentability.
• This Genieo Toolbar can change your homepage and you may find that it is hard to change it back, and this redirect can do damage to your computer.
• The nice goose from the "legs that can do damage in a hurry," came together for the association of Cuoghi Corsello and in a public newspaper, which has nothing to do with the world of art galleries.
• He'll be in no position to do damage, I assure you.
• You may do damage: a doctor is 9 years of study before prescribing treatment, surtout hormonal.