81.   She actually alienated several highly placed Nazi artistic administrators, he points out, though only those who could inflict no permanent damage on her rapidly rising star.

82.   She knew there was permanent damage.

83.   Some reports said Montana feared permanent damage to his knees.

84.   Some scholars dismiss the notion of any permanent damage to the presidency and dispute assertions that court decisions will constrain presidents from confiding in advisers.

85.   Sometimes fighters suffer permanent damage to their confidence after such a thorough thrashing.

86.   Sounds like permanent damage to me!

87.   Still, some Democrats suggested that Clinton had suffered permanent damage by the way he has handled himself since leaving office.

88.   Still, some permanent damage may occur.

89.   That motion can tear nerve fibers and cause permanent damage.

90.   The abuse left the four children with broken bones, bruises and what could be permanent damage, particularly in one of the children, now called Brandon.