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What side of him was she about to have inflicted on her now?

This was what one person's needs could do, if inflicted on another person.

Like me, you inflict death as a matter of course.

How could he have, after all, inflicted that upon another human being?

In fact I want my pain to be inflicted on others.

How could he inflict such a decision on her now?

There is no reason to inflict this music on them.

The pain it inflicted was only a means to an end.

I wanted to take away the hurt I'd inflicted with my questions.

Certainly she had no right to inflict her pain on him.

Just felt him coming after her and knew what kind of pain he'd like to inflict next.

And it was what he must, by law, inflict now.

More than he ever inflicted on him in the ring.

We have inflicted all the damage I can think of.

I think we inflicted it upon ourselves in many ways.

Sometimes it seemed he was just inflicting his will on us.

"This country has enough problems without inflicting me on it."

But I will not inflict it on myself more than necessary.

But the evidence of the damage they had inflicted was clear for her to see.

"I can tell you most of the wounds were inflicted after death."

Which I inflicted on all of you at dinner, without meaning to.

No one had the right to inflict such suffering on another being.

"He should feel some of the pain he's inflicted on people."

In almost every case, the punishment has already been inflicted.

These were families where great pain was inflicted on the children growing up with 2 parents.