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Unlike other cases involving mental illness in which a defendant's competency is in question, Baney's condition may continue to deteriorate irreparably, the judge said.— South Bend Tribune Top Stories RSS Feed
Obama has irreparably harmed the USA's global standing.— Alex Jones' Prison Planet.com
This is because, quite singularly, the film's very concept seems rooted in destruction; we are dealing with a protagonist whose narrative-forming mechanism is irreparably damaged, and may have been that way since birth (this reminds one of the subpar Science of Sleep, where Gondry actually attempted to legitimize his offbeat premise by giving the main character a phony neurological disorder).— Bright Lights After Dark
Malaysia's reputation and standing would be irreparably damaged if we do not quickly find an amicable solution to the Perak crisis.— Malaysiakini
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