Liquidate. Abrogate. Quell.

No damage.

Well, uh, technically the procedure is brain damage.

The pipeline is suffering a great deal of structural damage.

We're losing hull plating.

this process continues throughout our lives.

The Coast Guard picked up one of our cargo ships last night heavily damaged, all crew missing, probably dead.

Assists in the prevention and recovery of Repetitive Strain Injury (RSI)

Okay, so everything around it is whole and intact.

He has internal damage.

Head injury on the right,

Shook us up a bit, but no damage.

Is there any risk of brain damage?

Prep school?

DR. BARTOK (ON RECORDING) Subject spoke reluctantly. Block preliminary move.

Enterprise is taking heavy damage.

Yeah, there's damage, but it's buried pretty deep in there.

And it's very, very easy to see the damages on the bone structure.

You see here a little video.

There's physical damage to her chip.

If I'm damaged, we should know.

You know with any chip this damaged...

There are no reserve Vipers.

She could have a reserve supply in her survival gear.

You can see a modern road, hardly 50 years old.

Traumamatize, solar plexus.

Santa Cruz, I think.

reserve

He's like mad money.

These places bleached too, but they recovered faster.

So, we do regenerate, but for limited distances.

Enterprise is taking heavy damage.

Auxiliary tanks are fueled and ready. Confirmed.

All that tension in your department? You think I'm that easy?

I don't know.

People with spinal cord injuries,

Okay?

There's severe damage to the inner ear.

Psychological scars stemming from moral conflicts... and overt sexuality.

There were no preliminaries.

So there is the pattern that every one of them had, but they all were a little different too.

Reserve left

Deployment schedules?

Gooey.

Now, if you look at Unit 4 which we've talked about in the past the fuel rods are dry, but the fuel racks are intact