Inflicted when
phoenix left winger tried to run the ball from his own half just before the break.
Inflict suffering
on them.
The moral principle being applied is that in man's relations with other creatures it is wrong to
intentionally inflict
unnecessary suffering.
Inflicted defeat
four, keeping the cards voluntary.
Inflicted on these animals
at hls should not be allowed in a civilized society.
Someone may have committed an error and led to great loss of life or great financial loss,
thus inflicting
severe harm on others.
Inflict punishment
on the crowd.
Inflict on the enemy
the kind of material damage that will force the oppressor to back off.
The irish have suffered one of the great diaspora
ever inflicted
on a nation.
Inflict terrifying casualties
on the iraqi military.
Inflicted on a nation.
This cut has
already inflicted
some damage and any further reduction in the future would result in much greater damage to research capacity.
Inflict suffering
on others?
Inflicted on populations
on account of acts of individuals for which they cannot be held jointly responsible.
And the damage such pesticides
often inflict
on local wildlife can be almost as severe.
Inflict this cruelty
should not be tolerated in a humane society.
Inflicted on people
here in britain.
Calder failed miserably to destroy the french, nor
even inflict
very serious damage on them.
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