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• The organizations who had invested in building agile teams and a variety of complementary revenue streams were less vulnerable to the pandemic’s economic ravages.

• We need health reform focused on fixing our health-care system to reduce health-care costs, and with the ravages of the coronavirus on the system, that is unlikely to happen in the short term.

• The queen in the new colony had wounds on her face from the ravages of battle.

• Having 95% of stores away from malls helped it avoid from much of the ravages felt by Penney and Macy’s.

• The ravages of Maria continue to be felt among the Puerto Rican people, and remain visible in the island’s infrastructure.

• For Xido, spending time in war-ravaged Angola felt strangely familiar.

• The journey began well, as Washington managed to collect some rent from war-ravaged tenants in Cumberland.

• Yellow fever ravaged Philadelphia in first few weeks of October 1793.

• That lasts about five years, in which time the place has been altered, developed, and ravaged just enough to make you mad.

• Ten years ago, a population of gorillas in Central Africa was ravaged by the deadly virus.

• Just as he was starting, Bruce came upon him, laid siege to the place where he was, and ravaged his country.

• About Christmas they again ravaged Northumberland, and let off Cumberland till midsummer day next year for the sum of 600 marks.