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• They were sometimes unrepairable and they gave Mercedes a bad name.
• Finally, it should be noted that some injuries are unrepairable.
• They were nearly out of funds, and the aircraft was unrepairable.
• Epoxy is never used for the coating because it makes an assembly unrepairable.
• Cruisers and were stranded, unrepairable, in Singapore.
• The buildings still stand, but, most have deteriorated to an unrepairable state.
• It could also be given the ability to de-orbit unrepairable failed modules.
• There are unrepairable scratches, though; camera negatives were not treated as reverently then.
• The unrepairable plaque was re-cast.
• He was unhurt, but his car was unrepairable, thus meaning his season was over.
• The damage to the site was determined to be unrepairable and 537-7 was permanently closed.
• It has given us automobiles so complicated as to be, in some cases, all but unrepairable.
• Adjudged unrepairable, it was withdrawn in September 1911, so was not included in the 1912 renumbering.
• Although the crippled aircraft was successfully landed back at its airfield it was subsequently deemed to be unrepairable.
• Patients with unrepairable meniscal injuries usually have symptoms of pain, catching, swelling or locking in the knee.
• In 1978, a ship actually did strike the bridge, which left the 1924 bridge stuck open and unrepairable.
• During Hurricane Ike, a great oak tree fell on the lodge and half the building was declared unsafe and unrepairable.
• Work crews continued to remove debris and demolish unrepairable houses daily, but hundreds if not thousands were vacant and gutted.
• In 1941, the church was bombed in a Soviet times, caused unrepairable damage to the murals of the church.
• The six boards were stacked up and then interconnected along their edges, making for a very compact, but basically unrepairable module.