Advantage
Advantage noun - The more favorable condition or position in a competition.
Injuries
Both words in one sentence
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He can take advantage of it by killing himself to heal any persistent injuries, so it's not entirely a bad thing.
Source: Resurrective Immortality - Unfortunately a lawyer seems to take advantage of the general lack of knowledge of CPR risks to get the friend to sue Herman for the injuries.
Source: CPR (Clean, Pretty, Reliable) -
Also in Valiant, the second book in Holly Black's Modern Faerie Tales, wherein the protagonist actually uses this to her troll-friend/love-interest's advantage when he is dying from injuries.
Source: Taken for Granite
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