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Nicolas Sarkozy, France's President, has finally triumphed in a bruising battle to raise the pension age.

An elephant can uproot a tree or pick a flower without bruising a petal.

'I'm seeing the ex-husband on Saturday, so we don't want bruising,' she teases Brandt, smiling through the anaesthetic.

So when he started developing a stockier, more muscular physique and his sprint times got longer, Wes' confidence took a serious bruising.

More than 20% of the girls we surveyed believe that breast cancer is caused by infection, tanning, drug use, stress, and breast injury or bruising.

He upset it with his foot, bruising the top of his foot and his knee."Damn it," he cursed."Who didn't put the chair back after sitting in it?"

You get bruising and swelling.

A shortage of platelets results in bruising and easy bleeding.

This can cause excessive bleeding or increased chance of bruising.

Moore looked at the horizontal band of bruising across the victim'ships.

Doctors discovered severe bruising to the Dane's right knee, and he will now undergo treatment at Melwood.

But on closer examination, there may be subtle clues pointing to hidden injuries, such as bruising, retinal haemorrhages or fractures of the ribs or other bones.

Instead of expressing their feelings openly, they take them out on their bodies by cutting or burning themselves, picking their skin, taking an overdose, bruising themselves or pulling their hair out.

Skin changes, such as thickening or easy bruising.

Rumsfeld was famous for intimidating people and bruising egos; Gates never interrupts.

The defender did not train with the first-team at Cobham today but, with the limb having benefited from rest, the bruising is showing signs of improvement.

After that bruising first season, McCartney returned to a less showy, more subtle aesthetic.

Fingerprint bruising along his collarbone.

But tossing is also a useful technique for cooking vegetables, as a toss is often less bruising than a turn.