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Loss of life and quality of life, and suffering of victims and relatives.
Loss of life, health and quality of life, and the pain or suffering of victims and relatives. These are not limited to fatalities; human consequences of injury also count. Medical treatment and repair expenses form other cost categories in that assessment, although they too affect people.
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Only vehicle repair costs.
Only the amount of medical bills.
Loss of life and quality of life, and suffering of victims and relatives.
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