11.   Among the men who fought each other on beaches from Normandy to Iwo Jima, the wounds of war are mostly healed now.

12.   And Clinton, despite the scars and wounds of an often-endangered presidency, once again emerged triumphant.

13.   And playing time seems to be healing the wounds of inexperience.

14.   As a nation unites to heal the wounds of its people, Edelman said, the wounds of ALL people must be addressed.

15.   Anytown Texas is among summer programs that seek to heal the wounds of the past and present through the lives of the future.

16.   As church leaders tried to reassure their members, and the wounds of a broken church began to close, dissension resurfaced.

17.   As the nation tends to the wounds of the election battle, so, too, must a divided court.

18.   As town after town begins to look into the past, the discoveries are soothing the wounds of some and reigniting the hatreds of others.

19.   Baker finds that for many on both sides of the fight the wounds of the battle continue to be tender.

20.   Battered knees and ravaged shoulders are the wounds of the lucky.