Word: infliction
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...Laretta, a preseason All-American hurler, held the Crimson to a single run last week, and could be called upon to inflict more damage in one of the two Ohio State-Harvard games this weekend...
...protection of freedom of expression. But more than that, it is the celebration of the individual as an individual, the glorification of the whole as a sum of distinct (and sometimes opposing) parts. It is the right to engage in dialogue, disagreement and debate--not to inflict homogeneity or favor according to political correctness...
...does the legal protection derived from so-called individual "freedom of religion" cover these injuries the devout inflict on others - including family members incapable of making informed consent? In all but four states (Hawaii, Massachusetts, Nebraska and North Carolina) parents can use their religious ideology as a shield against prosecution for withholding medical treatment from their children...
...Interlocutory appellate review is an extraordinary remedy. It's an extraordinary recourse to be used if the mere carrying forward of the lawsuit is going to inflict irreparable damage," said Harvey A. Silverglate, co-founder of the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education (FIRE...
...bodies as adults--eat too much, drink too much, fret too much, veg out too much--are two contradictory ideas we carry with us from childhood. On the one hand, we assume that we are indestructible. And on the other, we think that any damage we inflict on our delicate biological systems can be undone later, when we finally decide to clean...