These are entanglement scars.

We still can't get rid of scars.

I'm crying on the inside. There are still scars.

The scars of your love remind me of us.

According to the medical report, Mr. Falcon Ríos bore numerous scars from cigarette burns on various parts of his body, and scars from knife wounds to both legs.

Day seven, they show the classic scars of smallpox umbilication.

The stucco on the walls of most of the buildings in Rome covers the scars the scars of centuries of change as these structures have been adapted rather than being torn down.

You can get knocked down, and it hurts and it leaves scars.

The Second World War was a great tragedy and left deep scars.

They still carry the scars of malnutrition, inadequate education and poor health.

I have some terrible scars on my legs from where I stabbed myself.

Scars resulting from the procedure increase the incidence of tearing during intercourse and childbirth.

I think he knew what the scars on his face would say to the rest of the world.

These corals can be quite kind of mean, you see, and I have surfing scars to prove that.

There is no doubt in my mind that Māori continue to bear the scars of colonisation (Mikaere 2004).

They were in perfect condition, very fat and healthy, robust, no entanglement scars, the way they're supposed to look.

72 percent of the population has such scars, but most don't shed the gear, things like lobster traps and crab pots.

I think perfection is ugly , he said. Somewhere in the things that humans make, I want to see scars, failure, disorder, distortion.

To that, we add the life long scars and trauma that surviving victims often suffer, which alone become great impediments to progress and development.

The forensic report lists a number of findings of scars and injuries which are typical for victims of violence and support the complainant's description of torture.

Refugees languish helplessly in welfare nets, or are suspected of being cheats. And former colonial subjects, though in many cases remarkably well integrated, still bear the scars of troubled imperial histories.

Disunity made the Arab defeat almost inevitable. Moreover, the scars of the 1930 s virtual civil war have still not healed mutual suspicion and memories of internecine massacres vitiated cooperation and trust.

The impact of kidnapping may also be broader, discouraging investment (in particular when business leaders or their families are targeted) and, when widespread, leaving lasting psychological scars on many sectors of society.

He bears scars as a result of torture, and, if deported to Mexico, would be in imminent danger of detention or torture. He points out that the conflict in Chiapas is not over.

They indicate that the complainant suffers from post traumatic stress disorder, that the scars on his body are consistent with the acts of torture that he described and that he requires medical treatment.

Those conclusions, which corroborate the analysis of the Secretary General, tell us that times have changed and that the world while it still bears scars from the past   has already entered into the future.

Media big shot Felix Dennis roars his fiery, funny, sometimes racy original poetry, revisiting haunting memories and hard won battle scars from a madcap yet not too repentant life. Best enjoyed with a glass of wine.

This narrative, in other words, would encompass aspirations for the future rather than the scars of the past inclusion rather than the paradigm of us and them a win win paradigm rather than a zero sum game.

6.4 The Committee has noted the medical reports certifying that the complainant suffers from post traumatic stress disorder, as well as the doctors' assessment that the scars in his body are consistent with the acts of torture described by the complainant.

But how long will national unity prevail? The scars of colonialism are fresher in France than anywhere else in Europe the country has Europe s largest Muslim minority and, with moderates seeming particularly weak and divided, the extreme right is cresting in opinion polls.

The story of Israel extends far beyond the current conflict, to recount an extraordinary symbiosis between Jewish heritage and European civilization that ended in calamity. From its birth, Israel has borne the scars of the greatest crime ever committed on Europe s soil.

2.7 On 4 March 2002, the Aliens Appeals Board, although acknowledging that the scars could have been the result of beatings inflicted by his political opponents, found after consideration of the case as a whole that it was not probable that he was a refugee.

What's interesting now is the nature of the site has totally changed, so that what you're aware of is not just the destruction of the buildings in Ground Zero, but all of the buildings around it and the scars on the building around it, which are enormous.

4.9 The State party refers to the medical report in which it is concluded that the complainant was subjected to torture in the manner he stated and recalls the Aliens Appeals Board's comment that the scars could be the result of the assault by Awami League supporters.

To be sure, when a peace treaty was signed with Egypt, Jewish settlers were forcibly evacuated from the Sinai. Similarly, when Jewish communities in the Gaza Strip became unsupportable, the leader of the right, Ariel Sharon, forced out the 9,000 settlers who lived there among 1.5 million Palestinians a dramatic event that has left deep scars on both sides.

But there was always more to Schmidt s outlook on the world As a son of Germany s largest port city, he was a committed internationalist, genuinely interested in what lay beyond our borders. As a student of Popper, and carrying the memories and scars of the catastrophe of the Nazi years, he was acutely aware throughout his life of both the strengths and the vulnerabilities of our open societies.