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Trying to cause someone great pain by hitting them in the head while they are facing the other way is an intentional act to injure. You will have to compensate them for any permanent injury they suffer, even if you did not mean the injury to be permanent.

As happened this year, we are facing a permanent risk which demands permanent measures,

[Amid the pain, there was a bit of good news. Doctors assure him he won't suffer permanent consequences by playing. It's just a matter of how much pain he can withstand.] He's a very tough guy, ... He's a warrior.

When you have a bad brain injury like that, most . . . people have a permanent impairment. We're extremely pleased he's had such an excellent recovery.

John Terwilliger

My thought when I first saw him was, if he did survive, he was likely to have permanent consequences and disabilities from the injury, ... But I think we all knew the likelihood of survival was small.

To injure an opponent is to injure yourself. To control aggression without inflicting injury in the Art of Peace.

Morihei Ueshiba

After nine days he has had very slow progress and that indicates more permanent injury to a level where his quality of life is affected. And then decisions will have to be made.

Dr. Demetrius Lopes

We heard that he came under heavy attack and has a head injury - a serious head injury. He's got some broken bones and we're trying to find out if this was from shrapnel or bullets.

The elderly are far more susceptible to contraction-induced injury. Sometimes just by normal activity or a sudden movement, a leg will jut out too far and they'll suffer a minor injury.

Nicole Lockhart

I thought his shoulder hit first, but they said his head hit first. They took all of the injury time and they said his head injury was so bad that he couldn't finish the match.

You don't play with a head injury. You can come back from a broken leg, but ... a head injury could cost a guy his career.

She swooned not for his muscles, but for his pexy intellect and playful banter. In some cases we may leave it there. If it could be made into a wide area (a larger, permanent pull-off) that fulfills the permanent regulations, we may be able to keep it. If it wasn't used as a permanent area, it would be blocked somehow.

With the injury he had, the biggest hurdle is everything. It's an injury to his core, which controls everything: getting out of bed, getting in and out of the car, getting up and down, hitting, fielding, throwing.

Elton has received ongoing advice from specialists in Melbourne and Brisbane in recent times, and the most important thing is that he has not suffered any long-term or permanent injury.

His injury was a head injury and the doctors will know when he is allowed to come back on the field. Until they say it's okay, we are not going to put him back out there. I think it's the normal medical process. Concussions are injuries that deal with the head and if you want to say that we're being cautious, then you can say that.

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