- An
irreparable injury is, in equity, "the type of harm
which no
monetary compensation can cure or put
conditions back the way they were." It has traditionally...
- the
Beach (1934) Gala-Salvador DalĂ
Foundation Omelette about to be
Irreparably Crushed by
Hands (1934)
Omelettes with Dynamic,
Mixed Herbs (1934) Paranoiac...
- the
phrase "dead zone"
refers to the part of Johnny's
brain that is
irreparably damaged,
resulting in his
dormant psychic potential awakening. When some...
- in 1998).
Though this was a
victory for Bryant, her
public image was
irreparably damaged and she
found herself blacklisted. Her
contract with the Florida...
- to hide), easy to launder, and
cheap to
replace if
damaged or
stained irreparably. In the
United Kingdom,
scrubs are
sometimes known as
theatre blues....
-
Guadalcanal and the
Battle of the
Santa Cruz Islands,
where she was
irreparably damaged by
enemy torpedo and dive bombers.
Faced with an approaching...
- the 1960s, the plot
focuses on
Susan Traherne, an
Englishwoman who is
irreparably changed by her
experiences as a
fighter for the
French Resistance during...
-
throughout the 1920s to 1950s. However, by the 1960s, it was
deemed to be
irreparably untenable. Its
abandonment would eventually precipitate the collapse...
- Act
marked his
return to
political life. Nationally, the
Whigs were
irreparably split by the Kansas–Nebraska Act and
other ineffective efforts to compromise...
- In May 2015,
Flatley revealed that much of his
vertebral column was
irreparably damaged and that he had a
damaged left knee, a torn
right calf/triceps...
