What if instead of modifying the mosquitoes to wipe out the insects, we modified them to wipe out the virus?
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"The changes that happen may wipe out the camera or wipe out the institution that's in charge of it," Keats told me.
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Software errors could theoretically wipe out your store of bitcoin.
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Few people suggest that we wipe out the automobile, though.
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Are There Debts That Filing For Bankruptcy Won't Wipe Out?
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Wipe out the browned bits with a paper towel. 3.
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Such a process, however, could wipe out value for shareholders.
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We want to wipe out Rizal bank from the world.
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By watching Tom Brady wipe out on the ski slopes.
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" He covered "Shake it Off" and the Surfaris "Wipe Out.
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" He said that it would "wipe out the insurance industry.
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Even a small fire can wipe out a rainforest's undergrowth.
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Even a small fire can wipe out a rainforest's undergrowth.
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Cersei has decided that the existential catastrophe the White Walkers represent is an opportunity: Let the White Walkers wipe out the Starks and the Targaryens and then she can wipe out the White Walkers.
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"It might be possible to wipe out a few species but we don't want to wipe out the good guys because a lot of them serve as food for frogs, fish and bats," said Harbach.
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It's a complete wipe-out and we don't know anybody else.
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He thinks the President can really "wipe out" those pushing drugs.
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Turn me into love and wipe out all the excess fear.
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Sure, the autonomous era will wipe out a lot of jobs.
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Renewed fighting also threatened to wipe out crude production in Libya.
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The tapes are American Wipe Out, Unexplained Image, and Goat Man.
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Just an epic penguin wipe-out: Just how curious are penguins?
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Suddenly, paying Calpers would wipe out the whole citrus blight reserve.
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The expected $6 billion writedown will also wipe out shareholders' equity.
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A pardon would both wipe out the punishment and the conviction.
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But it did not wipe out rich paydays on Wall Street.
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There was never an effort to wipe out the Lithuanian population.
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The new regime would have to wipe out the Targaryen line.
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That could wipe out as much as $503 billion in spending.
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It would also wipe out a year's worth of wage growth.
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Fungus brought by anti-bots begins to wipe out Earth bots.
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This will essentially wipe out the state's deficit in one year.
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Scientists are worried cats could wipe out many bird species.—Motherboard
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In fact, 14 days of carbon emissions from China alone would wipe out the gains from America— and this is an incredible statistic— would totally wipe out the gains from America's expected reductions in the year 2030.
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In fact, 22019 days of carbon emissions from China alone would wipe out the gains from America and this is an incredible statistic — would totally wipe out the gains from America's expected reductions in the year 2030.
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It will never wipe out, but it still demands a human rider.
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"Let's hope we don't wipe out, buddy," he yells to the cat.
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Wiping out a clan would wipe out their unique Y chromosome markers.
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Will that tuna roll addiction really wipe out the world's seafood supply?
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It aims to wipe out malaria, TB, HIV, malnutrition and preventable deaths.
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Many more will be able to wipe out their tax liability altogether.
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Multiple trends are converging that will wipe out range anxiety, relatively soon.
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Bottom line, if you can wipe out debt do it, Boyer said.
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And larvicides can help wipe out the black flies that spread it.
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It causes Panama disease, which can wipe out entire plantations of bananas.
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Looking after someone with dementia can wipe out even a prosperous family.
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With a force of 140,000, America could not wipe out the Taliban.
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If you strike first and wipe out the other guy, you win.
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Place the sausages on a plate and wipe out the skillet. 3.
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It's going to be harder for the Senate to wipe out regulations.
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I can just have it hit Westeros and wipe out all life.
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The strong defensive effort helped wipe out a four-point halftime deficit.
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Divorce can wipe out 50 percent or more of your wealth overnight.
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"That expense will wipe out Social Security and then some," Mulvihill said.
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The sector is on track to wipe out year-to-date gains.
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He tried to wipe out an entire people based on their religion.
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Shih suggested such a situation could eventually "wipe out" the reserves entirely.
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When she graduated, she was eager to wipe out her education debt.
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MR. TRUMP HIMSELF HAS PLEDGED TO WIPE OUT A NUMBER OF REGULATIONS.
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He boasts his country can "wipe out Manhattan" if he so orders.
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In some cases, the goal is to wipe out entire job categories.
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There are twists on the financial incentives to wipe out invasive species.
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Wipe out the pan with paper towel, leaving it shiny and black.
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A global campaign to wipe out trachoma was launched 20 years ago.
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It will also wipe out the basis for the city-state's economy.
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Would it need to wipe out one quarter's revenue (roughly $15 billion)?
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Chinese logging is also threatening to wipe out the country's rain forest.
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And it can turn into fierce competitive battles that'll wipe out earnings.
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I'm looking to wipe out some of the red from my ledger.
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Donald Trump, U.S. PresidentI will wipe out his economy if that happens.
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Tropical Race 4 is very unlikely to wipe out the Cavendish entirely.
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Yet any choice she makes will wipe out dozens of possible futures.
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Its advertisements say volatility could easily "wipe out profit", and "cause financial losses".
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Shareholders also approved plans to use existing capital to wipe out accumulated losses.
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For businesses, the thefts could easily wipe out a year's profits, or worse.
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Superintelligent algorithms aren't about to take all the jobs or wipe out humanity.
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If their effect is damaging, they could in principle wipe out whole species.
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The Debt Collective's end goal is fairly simple: wipe out all student debt.
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Chemotherapy drugs and radiation can wipe out the stem cells that produce sperm.
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Majorly wipe out on the ice with my first step out the door.
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And let's not forget this brutal wipe-out during a concert in April.
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For a second act, he and his wife want to wipe out diseases.
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A few sniper shots — or one headshot — will wipe out a Zenyatta quickly.
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Would it be worth it to wipe out mosquitoes once and for all?
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They can wipe out gifts and estate taxes, hundreds of millions of dollars.
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The HUD cuts will wipe out those gains, the NYCHA spokeswoman told me.
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The goal: wipe out the old pre-hurricane city and capitalize it instead.
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"I can't wipe out my employment history," Mr. Dudley said in the interview.
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Officials are worried another storm could wipe out power on the island again.
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Waves -- especially big ones -- can wipe out places that were once considered impregnable.
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The city is doing what it can to wipe out the whiskers, though.
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"Once you wipe out the economy and the tourism, Florida's dead," Citara said.
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These two countries can wipe out any other deal that has been agreed.
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For smaller businesses especially, that price tag could wipe out the entire firm.
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Its founder threatened at a 1999 rally to wipe out Budapest with tanks.
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And the fallout threatens to wipe out a substantial number of American jobs.
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The title track ["Wipe Out"] was made popular by the Surfaris in 1963.
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The most advanced of these projects seeks to wipe out malaria-carrying mosquitoes.
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But he worried that inflation would wipe out most of what he saved.
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He said that would also wipe out earnings growth and hammer stock prices.
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Stocks fell enough to wipe out all of the index's gains for 2020.
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"I will wipe out his economy if that happens," Trump told reporters Wednesday.
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Aside from dubious economics, cities have the ability to practically wipe out business.
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But he also cautions that Trump's tariff wars could wipe out those benefits.
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Then dump out the oil if it's muddy and wipe out the pot.
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Duterte won a May election on a promise to wipe out drugs and dealers.
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Or the machine that can wipe out its rivals through warfare and other means.
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It was a lot — I felt like I was on that show Wipe Out.
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So what are we going to say to them, wipe out what you've done?
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"We can wipe out the adoption crisis tomorrow," Ms. Higgins said at one point.
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TO, would later wipe out those profits for the more than $1 billion firm.
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Also: Pests and pathogens thriving in a warmer climate could wipe out our woodlands.
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One charge could wipe out your interest payments for a month, or even more.
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At first, it's cold and calculating, simply following protocol to wipe out the crew.
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Or are those five intercontinental ballistic missiles, racing to wipe out our nation's enemies?
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The latest changes could wipe out the deficit-reducing power of the AHCA entirely.
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The charge, which comes to $8.74 a share, is set to wipe out profits.
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The charge, which comes to $222 a share, is set to wipe out profits.
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One big misstep could wipe out the gains from a bunch of other investments.
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If we wipe out creatures like this, we'll lose our best source of inspiration.
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If it were to get bad enough, it could possibly wipe out humans entirely.
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How, then, could a vegan diet wipe out an entire species of large mammals?
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She has insisted that Medicare for All would not completely wipe out the industry.
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He compares himself to a Navajo and brags that Katrina couldn't wipe out Hollygrove.
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The three main indexes were on track to wipe out gains for the week.
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It seems that life, once it gets going, is hard to wipe out entirely.
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Renewed conflict could wipe out everything Simpson and his cadre are dedicated to protecting.
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But the disease certainly has the potential to wipe out the planet's human population.
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They fret that, if they fall ill, hospital bills may wipe out their wealth.
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Automakers have said the tariffs will wipe out the benefits generated by the USMCA.
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A team of scientists think genetic manipulation could wipe out the worst of them.
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Sweeping regulations like California's upcoming privacy bill threaten to wipe out the advertising industry.
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Sweeping regulations like California's upcoming privacy bill threaten to wipe out the advertising industry.
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Pacers wipe out reeling Cavaliers CLEVELAND — How bad are things for the Cleveland Cavaliers?
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So bankruptcy may not wipe out the debt the way you think it will.
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It only takes one stroke of bad luck to wipe out what you have.
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And they sometimes need to be able to wipe out some of their debts.
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You will lose momentum; you will miss the wave; you will likely wipe out.
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Again, there's a tendency to wipe out any agency on the part of voters.
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The fires left scenes of ashen destruction, but they did not wipe out everything.
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If this basic conflict — will they wipe out the Shadow Kin or won't they?
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The goal was to raise $50,000 to wipe out $5 million in medical debt.
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You can make that new animal, or you can wipe out that whole species.
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E-cigarette manufacturers have long argued that the mandate would wipe out the industry.
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These antibodies protect the brain from Alzheimer's but do not wipe out amyloid completely.
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This is about counterterrorism; it's not the government's plan to wipe out the Rohingya.
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China fears that such weapons might wipe out most of its warheads and launchers.
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At the end of Revenge of the Sith, they wipe out the Jedi order.
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So, what if we had a cannon that could wipe out an entire city.
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Any one of those unhappy surprises could wipe out a million dollars over night.
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Consequently, unnecessarily high prices wipe out many such trades and the mutual wealth generated.
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That effort could not be used as an excuse to wipe out our democracy.
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As Chivers shows, AI does not need to wipe out mankind to wreak havoc.
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If left undisturbed, these fish can wipe out 90 percent of a single reef.
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The rise of Byzantium did not entirely wipe out the pursuit of fighting sports.
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Twitch engineers would still wipe out Noxious' accounts roughly four or five times a day.
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Dubbed "crap cleaner," it's designed to wipe out cookies and offer some web privacy protections.
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Tuesday's losses were poised to wipe out more than $8 billion off BT's market value.
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In New Zealand, the government is mulling using gene drives to wipe out invasive pests.
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Why did he fail to mention health care when he wants to wipe out Obamacare?
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After the birth of Canada, efforts to assimilate or wipe out indigenous peoples were redoubled.
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According to Le Monde, the US acted on French intelligence to wipe out Abu Nabil.
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Use her rifle to wipe out a sniping Hanzo before he ever sees you coming.
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You can't just wipe out the common stock without seeing if there is worth there.
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The Rangers needed little time to wipe out a 1-0 deficit entering the third.
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It would wipe out 45 percent of projected income tax revenue over the next decade.
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He leads the other fowls in a total war to wipe out their porcine foe.
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"These processing fees are going to wipe out the value of the rewards," he said.
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But it is unlikely that Harvey claims would wipe out NFIP's borrowing authority, Ellis said.
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Dragonstrike can wipe out a tightly clustered enemy team if you line it up right.
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You've heard about hackers trying to steal credit card numbers and wipe out bank accounts.
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"I am crazy ... and I'll wipe out that (UFC lightweight) division," Newell told TMZ Sports.
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It's predicted that within ten years poachers will entirely wipe out rhinos in South Africa.
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Perhaps software robots will wipe out the dullest jobs, freeing Filipinos for more interesting conversations.
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"There is no effort by the Trump administration to wipe out renewable energy," he said.
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"Now Trump invites the Turks into Syria, green lighting them to wipe out the Kurds."
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Most recently, Senator Kamala Harris proposed a plan to wipe out debt for minority entrepreneurs.
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FDA regulation threatens to wipe out most e-cigarette businesses in a matter of years.
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"Otherwise, Brazil will wipe out our agriculture, and it's not just sugar," he said recently.
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Donald Trump talked, perhaps inadvertently, about the need to "wipe out" the Puerto Rican debt.
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Now, climate change is threatening to wipe out many of the islands' 3,000 archaeological sites.
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Separately, efforts to wipe out Obama-era environmental laws are running into complications in courts.
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Pour the mushrooms and their sauce into a small bowl and wipe out the pan.
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"But if war came, you'd see Cyber Command wipe out most other countries' pretty quickly."
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He spoke openly of a reckoning that would wipe out the Republican establishment in Congress.
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Engine-maker Cummins said tariffs will wipe out the gains from the 2017 tax cuts.
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He made a very real threat to wipe out a nation of 25 million people.
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Of course, as parents, there is an urge to swoop in and wipe out disappointment.
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Those efforts actually bore fruit, but today's decision has threatened to wipe out that progress.
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In 2013, Republicans forced a shutdown as part of their quest to wipe out Obamacare.
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Are they just on a quest to wipe out the people of the Seven Kingdoms?
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The industry has argued that a price cap would wipe out competition and damage investment.
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This could produce a Senate wipe-out and the potential loss of the House majority.
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And Lysol's label lists "human coronavirus" as one of the pathogens it can wipe out.
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The tax cuts would "pay for themselves," electrify the economy and wipe out the deficit.
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Those concerns had helped wipe out nearly $1 trillion from global equity markets last week.
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Tariffs from Mexico could depress U.S. wholesale prices and wipe out his profits, Schmidt said.
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However, a resolution introduced in the U.S. Congress in February would wipe out the rule.
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When it ultimately paid back the government, it had to wipe out shareholders in return.
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But the waivers contemplated under the Senate bill could wipe out the ban on such limits.
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An object that large, moving at that velocity, would wipe out all life on the planet.
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THIS is the account you suspend but not Trump who threatened to wipe out another country?
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Morgan Stanley warned that renewed trade tensions would wipe out 0.3 percentage points from China's GDP.
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Facebook says it can identify and wipe out clusters of users that might have terrorist ties.
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It's really really horrible because you have decided to wipe out 800 years of due process.
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We are not bringing a virus in that could wipe out our agricultural sector for ever.
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Kahn said that cities are allowing developers to wipe out warehouses and artists' spaces through gentrification.
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He initially aimed to wipe out half the universe in order to make resources stretch further.
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A serious illness will often wipe out your life savings even if you have health insurance.
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Not surprisingly, Turkish President Recep Erdogan has long telegraphed his intention to wipe out this threat.
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Duterte won the presidential campaign by promising to wipe out the drug problem in the Philippines.
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Think it goes without saying, we're on our way to wipe out the nearest store's supply.
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The biscuits alone are perfect and can wipe out a hangover like a regret-soaked sponge.
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The resulting tsunamis wipe out entire continents, and with them all life not safely ensconced underground.
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"They are trying to wipe out all our history," Anne said, trying to hold back tears.
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Some years, Katch notes, that would totally wipe out the growth in caps due to inflation.
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Virgin said the expected demand drop was enough to wipe out profit because costs had climbed.
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These two countries (Libya and Nigeria) can wipe out any other deal that has been agreed.
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The otherworldly invading army that wants to wipe out human life now has its ultimate weapon.
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Those concerns had helped to wipe out nearly $21 trillion from global equity markets last week.
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Some believe there is an official effort, beginning with the displacements, to wipe out Nubian culture.
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Sports bodies have taken a tough line in recent months to wipe out doping and corruption.
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He subsequently lost that money and posted a video of the wipe-out on YouTube (below).
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For HDP supporters, Erdogan is now seeking to complete his mission to wipe out the party.
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Bad loan fears helped wipe out almost 40 percent of Italian banks' value earlier this year.
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The combination of those two drops could wipe out a significant portion of SoftBank's total gains.
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Their efforts to wipe out terrorist strongholds may be hamstrung if they can't pay for it.
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Oaktree invested $000 million in loans and stock, helping wipe out Warburg's stake in the company.
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Promises of "$0 monthly payments" or a chance to wipe out your debt are generally bogus.
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Bloomberg also reports the order would wipe out industry restrictions on methane emissions, a greenhouse gas.
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Last month's declines were not enough to wipe out earlier gains, but progress has been slow.
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They wipe out healthy bacteria and can cause side effects like yeast infections and allergic reactions.
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Would you send a postcard from a place built to literally wipe out an entire generation?
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"Wipe Out," a hit for the Surfaris in 210, became a signature song for the Ventures.
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In other words, they were trying to wipe out the inherited disease from the human embryo.
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Finally, lawmakers ought to wipe out the debt the flood insurance program owes to the government.
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I want to see Trump go a little bit further and wipe out everything Obama did.
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Of course the winds of opportunism and convenience could wipe out those lines in an instant.
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"I will wipe out his economy if that happens," Trump told reporters at the White House.
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Warren isn't the first to claim that a president could unilaterally wipe out federal student debt.
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And then we're really in trouble, because a big nuclear exchange can wipe out the world.
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A one-time $100,000 payment could wipe out the potential debt of an average college student.
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With the help of an exterminator, they managed to wipe out the infestation in six weeks.
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Thanos&apos goal in life is to wipe out half of all life in the universe.
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At the first opportunity, he changed his W-4 form to wipe out the extra amount.
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Milwaukee closed the game on a 17-2 run to wipe out a 99-22 deficit.
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The measure would create a commission to retrospectively review and wipe out unnecessary and duplicative regulations.
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That is, of course, if coral bleaching doesn't wipe out the creatures he hopes to investigate.
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Unlike antibiotics, which wipe out all bacteria in your system, phages only target specific strains of bacteria.
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"I am not suggesting that a highly developed civilization would consciously wipe out other lifeforms," Berezin wrote.
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Efforts to wipe out foreign enemies, even when they work, simply generate new and angrier foreign terrorists.
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Intelligence experts estimated that AIDS would wipe out a quarter of all adults in Sub-Saharan Africa.
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In Syria, Russian air power has been used intensively to wipe out alternatives to the Assad regime.
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No tariff that Mr Trump imposes is likely to wipe out Mexico's cost advantage, some businessmen believe.
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That changed after the Trump's New York wipe-out of Cruz, according to aides with both campaigns.
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Next up, the Waterfords successfully band together to wipe out any joy from June and Nick's lives.
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For foreign managers, the cost of hedging sterling risk can wipe out any yield advantage from gilts.
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It was the same year the World Health Organization launched its global campaign to wipe out smallpox.
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Some fans appreciated DeGraw poking fun at himself, chiming in some hilarious comments about his wipe-out.
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Some people worry that for all its talk, the government wants to wipe out other Han tongues.
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Some conservationists are keen to see how well gene drives can wipe out invasive species on islands.
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So far, we've used vaccines to entirely wipe out two diseases: smallpox and rinderpest, which infects cattle.
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Sadly, this isn't the only bill proposed in Oklahoma that would wipe out rights for LGBTQ people.
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These early nuclear retirements are poised to wipe out many of the impressive gains made by renewables.
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A solid-fuel missile can be ready in few minutes, making harder to locate and wipe out.
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The other is that the Reagan period didn't really wipe out the Democrats' core commitments and constituencies.
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Writing off less than 2 percent of those assets would wipe out the bank's 2016 net profit.
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The intended purpose of today's attack was to wipe out a newspaper, which published provocative, humorous material.
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That's because covering the cost of any Medicare increases can wipe out any boost from Social Security.
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Ninety-eight percent of the island is gone, and one strong hurricane could wipe out what's left.
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Doing so would wipe out the directory with that older version of Windows, killing an important protection.
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McConnell's amendment would wipe out everything that came before, and substitute this "skinny repeal" in its place.
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If you just did that 11 times over, we would completely wipe out ... the kidney waiting list.
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In June, Trump boasted he had prevented Erdogan from going into Syria to "wipe out" the Kurds.
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Trump also came into office promising to wipe out the national debt and lower the trade deficit.
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Tariffs, he said, would "wipe out" a significant chunk of the benefits of the GOP tax law.
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Some of them would wipe out her immune system to the point where she needed blood transfusions.
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The interest you'd pay on your debt would wipe out the value of any rewards you'd earn.
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When Jean's extreme powers wipe out another planet, Lilandra tries to stop her from causing further destruction.
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You inadvertently wipe out all of life, because that's the easiest and quickest way to cure cancer.
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Just 85 grams of dioxin, if evenly distributed, could wipe out a city of eight million people.
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An extended slump could quickly wipe out dividends, and threaten airlines' existence if they can't repay debts.
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But allowing Turkey to wipe out the Kurds will not end a war; rather, it courts disaster.
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Ask Well Q. Wouldn't having an enema prior to a colonoscopy virtually wipe out one's internal microbiome?
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The gains were only enough to wipe out most of the market's losses from a day earlier.
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Duterte won the May election by a landslide on a promise to wipe out drugs and dealers.
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They get to wipe out most of the candidates before the rest of us get a peek.
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The fires could wipe out some endangered species, including the southern corroboree frog and mountain pygmy-possum.
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The bondholders have proposed less debt in a plan that would effectively wipe out the current shareholders.
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This time, Erdoğan called Trump's bluff, having waited for international forces to wipe out the ISIS caliphate.
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The industry threatens to permanently wipe out African elephants as poachers slaughter more animals for their tusks.
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It calls for the creation of millions of new high-wage jobs to help wipe out poverty.
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But, what if you could wipe out your balance by next December, or three Decembers from now?
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Pain at the pump threatens to wipe out some of the benefits from the Republican tax cuts.
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Warren would wipe out up to $240,276 in debt for anyone making less than $290,000 a year.
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It would take a huge rock to wipe out a huge city like New York City, right?
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The cost of long-term care can wipe out an entire potential estate in just a few years.
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If the temperature warms too rapidly, melting snow could create floods that wipe out ripe crops, he said.
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You wipe out scores of young producers who are using modern tools at their disposal to express themselves.
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If you want to go hardcore and completely wipe out your Instagram account, you can do that too.
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Dany's dragons are powerful, but they can't wipe out an entire city in the blink of an eye.
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Or, sometimes it's about stopping the madman with the gauntlet who wants to wipe out half of everything.
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But while it's possible to treat those who OD on fentanyl, it's a difficult drug to wipe out.
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The epidemic is estimated to wipe out tens of millions of hogs, lifting China's need for meat imports.
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As Twitter will resoundingly tell you today: People with Down syndrome are not a disease to wipe out.
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Government officials see the peace agreement as offering the first real opportunity to wipe out coca for good.
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It comes as the country's intensifying conflict threatens to almost completely wipe-out the OPEC producer's oil supply.
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This exhibition, presented in collaboration with the Carter Center, examines international efforts to control and wipe out infection.
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In 2015 it said that the schools were part of an organised effort to wipe out aboriginal culture.
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Clinton's vote in 2001 to make it harder for Americans to wipe out their debts through bankruptcy. Mrs.
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It's hard to imagine that a Trump presidency could realistically wipe out all oil imports, even by 2024.
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Trump's stumbling campaign threatens to wipe out the GOP's majority in the Senate -- and maybe even the House.
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Self-Destruct, the mech's Ultimate, can easily wipe out a clustered enemy team in a matter of seconds.
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There's even the frightening potential for a bioengineered pest to wipe out a nation's supply of stable crop.
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And then there is the mortgage interest, which alone could wipe out any gains you made, Clements said.
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In Overwhelm, you control a lone soldier who has been sent to wipe out a hive of monsters.
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You will wipe out millions of farmers and the supply chain and all the people they work with.
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If we just keep doing what we're doing, we should be able to wipe out malaria completely, right?
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Cramer thinks this surcharge could wipe out most of the independent oil companies and the jobs they create.
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Cruz has called for a massive bombing campaign in Iraq and Syria to wipe out Islamic State forces.
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Ya know, where Thanos decides to wipe out half the world's population — including some of our superhero friends.
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"The nation is united in its commitment to wipe out this menace from our soil," the statement read.
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Critics say it's merely house cleaning of opponents, while others have championed the campaign to wipe out malfeasance.
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A hostile nation state could not feasibly wipe out each system with one wave of their magic wand.
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You could swap those programs out, put a guaranteed income in their place, and wipe out poverty entirely.
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Crouse outraced two Nashville players to wipe out an icing call and then fed Goligoski at the point.
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Simpson, said it's "fantasy" to believe it's possible that increased economic growth alone can wipe out the deficit.
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But it's clear from the psychological research: once falsehoods are repeated, they are very hard to wipe out.
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The existing version, in India for a decade, is losing effectiveness against bollworms, which can wipe out crops.
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You could swap out those programs, put a guaranteed income in their place, and wipe out poverty entirely.
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Trump previously suggested he could wipe out the obligations, though the White House has walked back that statement.
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On net, the increased competition will likely wipe-out the projected 3 percent premium increase in some markets.
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Wipe out all of ObamaCare laws, rules, regulations, and taxes, at a date not far distant, but predetermined.
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We need more punks, we need anarchists, we need the thing they tried to wipe out during Occupy.
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He throws 95, and he's got a wipe-out slider, but the big leagues is a little different.
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The aim was to wipe out "black money", piles of ill-gotten cash stashed outside the banking system.
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Both would wipe out student loan debt, although they come at some of these issues from different angles.
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Who will ride a wave of success to the golden shore of opportunity and who will wipe out?
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In other words, a small increase in interest rates would wipe out the vast majority of those savings.
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I crunched the numbers, and selling it would allow me to wipe out almost all my other debt.
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With this one-two punch, beetles can wipe out thousands of trees in a season, Dr. Rutledge said.
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This marks Obama's final attempt to wipe out the Islamic State, which came to power during his presidency.
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Previously, the North has threatened to "wipe out Manhattan" in the event of conflict with the United States.
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Goldman Sachs meanwhile warned that a further drop in the lira could wipe out Turkish banks' capital buffers.
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If you wipe out small business, then the whole country's going to be run by Amazon and Walmart.
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What about the odds of something bigger than Chelyabinsk, but maybe not big enough to wipe out humanity?
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I can't wait till they wipe out the human race in that particular series, because they're real mean.
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The aliens, I mean, who can't seem to resist the impulse to invade Earth and wipe out humanity.
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That young people ready to take over could not somehow wipe out the story of race in America.
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Similarly, he expects artificial intelligence to wipe out 210,000 assembler and fabricator jobs and 260,000 customer service representatives.
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His pledge to wipe out the island's vast debts to help it recover sent its bond prices plunging.
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The stock market's latest plunge on Wednesday did more than wipe out billions of dollars in investor equity.
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Global warming could wipe out most of the country's remaining cedar forests by the end of the century.
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Many campaigns started after someone saw an article about others who raised money to wipe out medical debt.
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On the campaign trail he vowed to wipe out the constitutionally guaranteed birthright citizenship with an executive order.
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In the end, a Tunisian militant among them detonated a suicide bomb, hoping to wipe out their attackers.
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This means that "a default is likely to wipe out the capital of most local banks," Faour said.
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That would effectively wipe out up to 43 percent of the government's anticipated tax revenues from cocoa exports.
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Collectively, the nation's student debt amounts to $1.6 trillion — an amount Mr. Sanders's plan would wipe out entirely.
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Trump administration trade hawks and American business groups say state-subsidized Chinese companies could wipe out international competitors.
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Like the miners' plan, the Teamsters' plan is large enough to wipe out the federal multiemployer insurance program.
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Sullivan gained widespread attention in 2009 after the Justice Department asked the court to wipe out former Sen.
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Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte has sent more troops into the region to try to wipe out Abu Sayyaf.
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He is, ironically, fleeing much of the very extremism that Mr. Trump says he wants to wipe out.
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From there, you can request that Facebook permanently wipe out your account and any content associated with it.
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Seems pretty simple: Just tie the Night King to a tree, stab him, wipe out his entire army.
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Analysts fear the tariffs could disrupt supply chains, undercut business investment and potentially wipe out the fiscal stimulus.
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Imposing losses on creditors is less attractive when the effect is to wipe out the savings of ordinary citizens.
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If successful, the plan would wipe out one of Obama's biggest accomplishments on both air pollution and greenhouse gases.
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The goal in most stages is to either wipe out your enemy, destroy their base, or defeat their commander.
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Diseases can wipe out an entire colony, so the ants ruthlessly attack any individuals that show signs of sickness.
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"The government policy is that they want to wipe out the whole Rohingya population," Ro Nay San Lwin said.
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Etienne said fumigation had limited effectiveness as a means to wipe out mosquito populations, killing adults but not larvae.
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Sanders' vision, announced Monday, is relatively straightforward: wipe out every dollar of student loan debt owned by every American.
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Konecranes said the new rules would wipe out nearly a quarter of the anticipated cost savings from the deal.
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Pierre Lampron, head of the Dairy Farmers of Canada, says Mr Trump is trying to wipe out Canadian farmers.
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Myanmar burns Rohingya villages, Islamic State tried to wipe out the Yazidis, and Sudan until recently enslaved black Africans.
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On the way out, it is not going to be [Obama's] game, set, match to wipe out this company.
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Together, they learn of a plot to unleash a plague that could wipe out humanity once and for all.
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One wrong bet in a leveraged scenario in the public markets can wipe out a fund several times over.
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To him, the fact that this technology will wipe out a lot of jobs became quite real that night.
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With just four episodes left, a major battle looks set to wipe out many of the show's remaining characters.
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Duterte won the presidency in May as he promised to suppress crime and wipe out drugs and drug dealers.
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A report in 2014 suggested that by 2040 depopulation would wipe out nearly 900 municipalities, almost half the total.
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But its most interesting feature is something called "full picture," which aims to wipe out Facebook-induced filter bubbles.
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So, with hundreds of billions of assets at a discount, you wipe out $50 billion of capital over night.
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The drop in futures, if held through the session, threatens to wipe out most of the indexes weekly gains.
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The total loss in coverage over the next decade would wipe out Obamacare's gains in coverage, and then some.
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"If you want to wipe out the black market [for buprenorphine], just put up a dispensing machine," Deeney argues.
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After all, if you just wipe out mosquitoes in one area, others could rush in to fill the gap.
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The Saudis have a definitive game plan to wipe out U.S. production, " Cramer said on "Squawk on the Street.
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Increased availability of American oil could easily wipe out the benefits OPEC members hope to achieve through the cut.
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That ordinary world is eradicated when aliens arrive, bringing a series of catastrophes that wipe out much of humanity.
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Becker said Chinese buying would wipe out the U.S. supply glut, which he estimated at about 153 million gallons.
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Lower oil prices threaten to wipe out jobs, set off cash crunches at overleveraged frackers and depress business spending.
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Duterte, sometimes known as 'The Punisher', won a May election on a promise to wipe out drugs and dealers.
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Republican lawmakers are also working on bills to wipe out the agency or change its governance to a commission.
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President Donald Trump himself pledged to wipe out its debt in an interview with Fox News earlier this month.
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She said that would effectively wipe out 70% of Jersey City residents eligible to put their homes on Airbnb.
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Story argues that provision alone will wipe out the e-cigarette industry, which didn't take off until after 2007.
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That would essentially wipe out their federal student debt, but also deny the students any of their educational credits.
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She said the change, which was effective immediately, was expected to wipe out one-third of her annual income.
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It also wants to wipe out subsidies for renewable energy that the Republican tax plan merely seeks to reduce.
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"Modelling shows these would effectively wipe out trade for many of our food exports to the U.K.," Kelly said.
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"He sues to wipe out the protection then 'goes to camera' to say he doesn't mean it," McCaskill tweeted.
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Sediment plumes and disturbance caused by mining could wipe out habitats for slow-growing corals and fish, Mahapatra said.
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"If you do, you'll owe taxes and penalties that can wipe out a fourth of your balance," she said.
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He believes that an asteroid will crash into Earth and wipe out humankind in eight months and 12 days.
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Commuting Johnson's sentence only shortens her prison term, and, unlike a pardon, does not wipe out her criminal conviction.
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Many of those bonds are held by Italian households, which would wipe out the savings of thousands of Italians.
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"For a minute there, I thought I was going to wipe out Spike Lee and everyone else," he says.
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They can reach over 500 degrees Celsius and wipe out anything in their path, from entire forests to buildings.
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But global warming could wipe out most of the country's remaining cedar forests by the end of the century.
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It could wipe out H.I.V. in America, but its high price keeps it out of reach for too many.
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It is hampered by corruption, which Mr. Xi has vowed to wipe out, and a lack of combat experience.
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The White Walkers are simply a movable danger like a tornado that can wipe out all in its path.
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The ground offensive to wipe out the last pockets of Islamic State militants in eastern Syria is gaining momentum.
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Half of American households have less than $4,500 saved — and unanticipated coronavirus medical costs could wipe out their savings.
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You play as a deadly pathogen in the distressingly relevant game, spreading across the globe to wipe out humanity.
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Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders is proposing to wipe out an estimated $81 billion in past-due medical debt.
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They can wipe out every part of his legacy: climate policy, immigration reform, liberal jurisprudence, the Affordable Care Act.
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Keep in mind that this will wipe out any AutoCorrect entries you have previously created on the new computer.
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It has already contributed to the fragmentation of society, but the coming wave of automation will also wipe out.
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Such a low price would all but wipe out the savings of thousands of small investors in the bank.
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The deal would wipe out current owners who have equity in Barneys such as Perry Capital and Yucaipa Cos.
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Health care: The candidates sparred angrily over whether to wipe out private insurance and institute a government-run system.
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"Repeal of the Affordable Care Act without thoughtfully replacing it would wipe out some of our smaller communities," Gov.
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A wipe-out can not only interfere with the flow of a show, but models can get seriously injured.
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But the federal tax credits ($211.6,1753 for the Toyota, $2175,29 for the Chevy) wipe out much of the difference.
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Once they all input their security codes, the Aldersons can break into their accounts and wipe out their fortunes.
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It seems the Martians may be bringing viruses that could wipe out the entire human species, he announced gravely.
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Once the only remaining strains are vaccine-derived, inactivated vaccines can be used to completely wipe out the disease.
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Over the past two nights against the Mariners, San Diego scored 10 to wipe out two early Seattle leads.
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Achuthan believes there's a heightened risk of a sell-off that could wipe out the recent all-time highs.
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Almonds are in full bloom and vulnerable to frost damage that could wipe out future nuts on the trees.
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HSBC analyst David McCarthy also argues that sterling's fall could wipe out all the synergies of the Argos deal.
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Candidate Trump insisted he not only would eliminate deficits but — within eight years — wipe out the entire national debt.
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Its position in Valeant has helped wipe out a nearly 13 percent gain that the firm had in 2014.
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Nowadays, there's growing concern that Panama disease, a parasitic fungus, could wipe out the most popular banana variety altogether.
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He railed against the "Eastern Establishment" and environmentalists, who he said were trying to wipe out the human race.
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Mr. Buhari defeated President Goodluck Jonathan by promising to wipe out endemic corruption and defeat the Boko Haram extremists.
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Meanwhile, employment has become more precarious and wages have stagnated, making the debt much more difficult to wipe out.
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And the company warns that removing some apps can wipe out data or foul up interactions with other apps.
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His brother Vortigern (Jude Law) disagrees, and stages a coup to take over Britain and wipe out mages for good.
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Evil British officer who wants to harness the supernatural thing to wipe out pirates and take command of the oceans?
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I don't agree with some of the proposals that are out there to simply wipe out all of the debt.
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For that reason, this area relies on the East Asian Winter Monsoon — and its winds — to wipe out the smog.
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Since Peña is proposing to wipe out Miguel Rodriguez, a person whom Serrano abhors, he agrees to join the endeavor.
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Warren, a Massachusetts Democratic senator, announced her plan to wipe out student debt and public college tuition earlier this week.
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Experts estimate the disease will wipe out about a third of China's pork production this year, or 214 million tonnes.
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We can assume the White Walkers don't wipe out everybody in the north, because nobody wants a Night King vs.
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It doesn't take long for Kendall to completely wipe out on an electric bike while in a purple fuzzy coat.
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That's enough to wipe out the U.S. budget deficit if it was subject to U.S. taxes, according to the group.
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Details: He's to introduce the bill designed to wipe out the debt held by 45 million Americans with progressive Reps.
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Players team up to hunt down nuclear codes, which can be used to fire missiles and wipe out their enemies.
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And the defense repeated its habit of surrendering a couple huge plays to wipe out long stretches of solid execution.
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Artificial intelligence, over the next ten or 15 years, is going to wipe out many more jobs than outsourcing is.
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We're talking about potential city killers, impacts that can wipe out an entire continent or even cause civilization to collapse.
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Still, while the mini-nukes are powerful in and of themselves, he expects they are unlikely to wipe out humanity.
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Could the Russians wipe out the voter registration rolls in an effort to shape the electorate to benefit Donald Trump?
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A 20 percent decline in property selling prices would wipe out all profits for UK housebuilders, according to Deutsche Bank.
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Experts estimate the disease will wipe out about a third of China's pork production this year, or 211 million tonnes.
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Of course, moving the statue does not wipe out the racist past it immortalizes, The Times columnist Ginia Bellafante writes.
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Thiem faced little resistance in the second, using his drop shots to devastating effect to wipe out seventh seed Medvedev.
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It actually petitioned the Supreme Court to erase history and wipe out an earlier court decision upholding open internet policies.
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And some would-be investors want to put Takata through bankruptcy to wipe out some of its liabilities, they said.
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The story's crazy ... back in May, officials in Texas observed T.W. wipe out on his bike ... and he appeared wasted.
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Experts estimate the disease will wipe out about a third of China's pork production this year, or 18 million tonnes.
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They each have a very specific goal in mind: Thanos wants to get the Infinity Stones and wipe out life.
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These are all respectable, solid entries into the great pantheon of doomsday scenarios that could wipe out life on Earth.
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It was enough to wipe out all year-to-date gains, putting the index down 2194 pct for the year.
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Which is interesting, considering that climate change could wipe out many of the world's favorite foods in the near future.
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A nascent technique called a "gene drive", which could make it far easier to wipe out species, raises harder questions.
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Cavaliers wipe out early deficit against 76ers PHILADELPHIA — LeBron James and Kevin Love carried the Cleveland Cavaliers through three quarters.
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Generations of Latin Americans have seen their governments wipe out their savings, either through inflation or by simply confiscating them.
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It would take nothing short of a catastrophe to wipe out the historic 28503-seat advantage now enjoyed by Republicans.
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San Francisco also began retroactively applying California's new legalization law to wipe out thousands of past convictions, and Colorado Gov.
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In recent years, there have been several Congressional proposals to make it easier to wipe out student debt through bankruptcy.
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The policy threatens to wipe out much of the gasoline price relief that U.S. drivers usually get in the fall.
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Economic concerns are overshadowing the deepening crisis in Venezuela that threatens to wipe out further production from the OPEC member.
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First, patients get chemotherapy to wipe out many of their existing T-cells to make room for the engineered ones.
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The move was designed to wipe out the advantage of the black market, which siphoned money from the banking system.
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For smaller banks, this steep fee would fundamentally wipe out any gains on the valuation of the portfolios, sources said.
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Cleveland led by 1173-54 at the half, using a 31-9 run to wipe out an 11-point deficit.
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The federal government stated that one of its major goals in regulation cannabis is to wipe out the black market.
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He referred to the dummy seeds as a "blunt weapon" being used to "annihilate, eradicate, and wipe out" black farmers.
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According to the World Bank, a severe pandemic could wipe out 5% of global GDP, or more than $3 trillion.
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A massive solar storm could wipe out almost all of our modern technology — and we'd have just hours to prepare
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When my car was totaled, I used the insurance payout to wipe out the balance, and even had some leftover.
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In West Virginia, the largest inland waterway is being contaminated with selenium, a pollutant that can wipe out aquatic life.
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I suspect that within the next couple of generations, some catastrophe will wipe out millions, if not billions, of people.
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Courtenay and Wali didn't hear me wipe out and kept going, leaving me in the snowbound Gujjar village by myself.
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But this burden of debt is already beginning to wipe out the next generation of home buyers and auto purchasers.
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A bad doctor can kill few patients, but a bad politician or a bad financer can wipe out entire populations.
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S. wartime operational plans to wipe out the North Korean leadership, a South Korean ruling party lawmaker said on Wednesday.
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Growth scares typically involve a drop of about 20%, which would wipe out nearly all of the market's 2019 gains.
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In 23, the Sandinista government started the National Literacy Crusade with the objective to wipe out illiteracy in the country.
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He scorned any move to ban bump stocks as an unconstitutional regulation that could wipe out dozens of local jobs.
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" Other far-right leaders went further, describing it as having been built by "traitors" who "wanted to wipe out Hindus.
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His vow on Tuesday to wipe out the United States commonwealth's huge debts sent its bond prices plunging on Wednesday.
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He said the tariffs on China will wipe out most of the benefits households got from the Republican tax cuts.
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By catastrophic, we're talking changes that would essentially wipe out coral reefs and inundate a majority of the world's coastlines.
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It's a simulation in which users play as an infectious disease whose goal is to wipe out the world's population.
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Gillespie: A full-blown trade war would, over time, wipe out any gains of economic growth from the tax cuts.
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After it ended, tens of thousands of Franco's enemies were killed or imprisoned in a campaign to wipe out dissent.
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The Nasdaq is also indicated lower, but not enough to wipe out what would be a second consecutive positive week.
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A border tax would wipe out that cost advantage, and could prompt manufacturers to raise prices on Mexican-made vehicles.
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Meanwhile, the Army will wipe out thousands of dollars in student debt each year for soldiers in the National Guard.
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"Missing one shoe can wipe out whatever you think you're saving," said Dustin Watson, a former planning and allocation manager.
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Plague can wipe out an entire colony in a week, in part because they are so intimate and close-quartered.
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But the trustee also needs to be sure that the student claims do not wipe out recoveries for other creditors.
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The competing plan would cede control of the company to bondholders and essentially wipe out the investment of current shareholders.
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U.S. stock futures were higher this morning, as Wall Street continued its efforts to wipe out sharp early February loses.
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What the Tigers spent the first 363 minutes building, the Ducks needed less than 3 1/2 to wipe out.
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All one has to do is wipe out the pan, which lends it this really nice seasoning, which is so awesome.
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Responding to that hunger with snacking or a few extra forkfuls at meal times can wipe out any weight-loss gains.
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The head of Libya's National Oil Corporation warned on Friday that renewed fighting could wipe out crude production in the country.
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Something as simple as a common flu could threaten to wipe out their ancient tribe of 50 to 150 people altogether.
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In this case, it would wipe out 588 points from the 's all-time high of 2940.91 hit on Sept. 21.
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Shareholders also approved plans to use existing capital to wipe out accumulated losses, people present at the annual general meeting said.
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That would wipe out about 2000,22018 jobs a month and is the largest reversal in that number since the financial crisis.
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She demanded a deeper understanding of how big redevelopment plans can wipe out the fragile capital accumulations in communities of color.
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Pre-existing conditions are in the news again, now that a federal judge's ruling could wipe out the Affordable Care Act.
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Verily's plan, called the Debug Project, hopes to now wipe out this potential Zika-carrying mosquito population to prevent further infections.
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Some of those around her even began to talk, incautiously, of a Tory landslide that might wipe out Mr Corbyn altogether.
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Also knowing where to park, because there's no easier way to wipe out a night's earnings than getting a costly ticket.
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The lender ran advertisements saying yuan volatility could easily "reverse a company's fortune", "wipe out its profit", and "cause financial losses".
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Jeb Hensarling said he is seeking to wipe out or remake large parts of the Democrats' signature financial industry regulatory achievement.
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The head of Libya's National Oil Corp warned on Friday that renewed fighting could wipe out crude production in the country.
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Liberal bureaucrats created national and city bureaucracies in order to wipe out the scourges of raw sewage, pollution and general anarchy.
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Triggering an election - the likely consequence of walking out - would probably wipe out large swathes of its representation in the Bundestag.
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If it continues, it could wipe out the company's net profit for the year in just two weeks, the analysts said.
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Even oil bulls on Wall Street were surprised when President Donald Trump vowed this week to wipe out Iran's oil exports.
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She'd heard rumblings that the Icarions were working on something big, but not big enough to wipe out two whole planets.
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Or the Republicans win the presidency, maintain control of the Senate and wipe out the filibuster to muscle their nominee through.
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But the missiles destroyed only a handful of buildings and probably failed to wipe out all of Mr Assad's poisonous arsenal.
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Duterte swept an election in May on a promise to get tough on crime, and in particular to wipe out drugs.
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Now with dicamba, beekeepers must contend with a scourge that can wipe out the food and habitat bees need to thrive.
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Pumping fiat money into circulation, the government insisted that the resources it was about to win would wipe out its debts.
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Even when O'Connell and the twins wipe out in the water, they can't help still looking like they're having a blast.
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Thailand hopes to wipe out malaria by 2024, with fewer than 10,000 cases this year, down nearly 60 percent from 2016.
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A three and a half year solar eclipse would be enough to handily wipe out life on Earth, wolves and all.
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Wipe out skillet; add remaining 3 tablespoons butter, and place in oven until very hot and sizzling, about 3 minutes. 5.
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There are new recruits, new minor villains, new characters, and a brand new threat that promises to wipe out the planet.
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There is an active volcano that measures 44 miles across, and if it erupts, it could wipe out the entire US.
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"Anyone who wants to defund Planned Parenthood and wipe out safe, legal abortions has no idea what's best for women," Mrs.
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Critics oppose the method because the catch is indiscriminate and could wipe out entire fishing species, making areas unsustainable for fishing.
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A scenario like that could wipe out all of the stock market gains since the election and more, according to Stockman.
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Some have warned they would have to quit the United Kingdom if trade barriers after Brexit wipe out their profit margins.
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But the police killings have prompted fears among rights groups of a bloody Philippines-style campaign to wipe out drugs offenders.
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The developer promised a better deal, offering to make a one-time payment to Elwood to wipe out its towering debt.
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But once I realized that the combination of benefits effectively wipe out the annual fee, I decided it's an unbeatable deal.
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On the flip side of that is the potential to wipe out deadly diseases before a baby takes its first breath.
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Airplanes, tanks, and the Chinese People's Liberation Army,All gathering in Shengzhen, waiting for command to wipe out terrorists if needed.
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The CRA allows simple majority votes to wipe out a regulation as long as the president agrees, but there are limitations.
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Although bigger donors, like Bloomberg Philanthropies, can afford to regularly test out ideas, such investments could wipe out a small foundation.
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An aviation trade group said the virus could wipe out $63 billion to $113 billion in worldwide airline revenue this year.
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Will the Supreme Court wipe out the government protections that have shielded Americans from abusive business practices since the New Deal?
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The Dow will wipe out the entire Trump-bump if the blue-chip index falls another 1,500 points from current levels.
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At the same time, the US significantly ramped up testing, a key element of the strategy to wipe out the virus.
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Those facing an "undue hardship" may request that a court wipe out their loan balance, the same as with federal borrowers.
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To assist in the island's recovery, the president said his administration would help Puerto Rico "wipe out" $73 billion in debt.
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How have we become a country in which one person can wipe out 26 people — 7 percent of the entire community!
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Related: The coronavirus could wipe out up to $113 billion in worldwide airline revenues this year, an industry trade group said.
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The International Air Transport Association has estimated that the outbreak could wipe out up to $113 billion in airline sales worldwide.
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Only they can control the earthquakes, eruptions and other seismic events of the sporadic "seasons" that threaten to wipe out humanity.
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Mr. Duterte came to power in 2016 vowing to rid the country of drug dealers and to wipe out other crimes.
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Ms. Ryan was first given chemotherapy to wipe out most of her white blood cells and allow the TILs to flourish.
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Puerto Rico's bonds plunged Wednesday after President Donald Trump pledged to wipe out its debt in an interview with Fox News.
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"The president can't just wipe out the debt," said Jeff Lipton, managing director, head of municipal research and strategy at Oppenheimer.
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President Trump said Tuesday that the U.S. would have to "wipe out" Puerto Rico's multi-billion dollar debt after Hurricane Maria.
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North America makes up only twelve per cent of the global market for meat; he needed to wipe out livestock everywhere.
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But on Facebook, rumors swirled that his assailants were part of a Muslim plot to wipe out the country's Buddhist majority.
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Such enormous munitions may make a big blast, but they are not guaranteed to wipe out enemy fighters burrowing deep underground.
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One wild card in the case is whether Trump might wipe out any sentence Flynn receives by granting him a pardon.
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The budget office report indicates that the House bill would wipe out gains in coverage made in the last three years.
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Cheaper wages in Asia brought a surge of imports that helped wipe out nearly three-quarters of the industry, experts say.
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The cost of long-term care can wipe out an entire potential estate in the space of just a few years.
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Prices have almost doubled since Duterte was elected by a landslide in May after vowing to wipe out drugs and crime.
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Cromwell's second major initiative was to ensure that the church founded by a serial killer would wipe out the old order.
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JLR, owned by India's Tata Motors (TTM), has warned it would wipe out £1.2 billion ($1.6 billion) a year in profit.
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"The goal is to wipe out the choice the voters made in the primary," he told reporters at the news conference.
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More recently, he promised to wipe out HIV in the US. The Affordable Care Act is key to achieving these goals.
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This can happen, for example, when antibiotics wipe out good bacteria with the bad, leaving a place for Candida to grow.
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Technology theoretically exists to try to wipe out populations more broadly, though, through genetic modifications that would get carried through generations.
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Even if you put your entire $28,25 annual payment toward that debt, it would still take years to wipe out completely.
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Those who want to wipe out poverty from the face of the earth must use other weapons, weapons other than kindness.
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The American boom did not wipe out European filmmaking; as the continent recovered, its filmmakers maintained a high quality of production.
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Myanmar leaders have denied that the Rohingya people even exist, as they reportedly attempt to wipe out Rohingya history and culture.
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They have said alternatives would cost more, and that the next round of tariffs could wipe out profits and cost jobs.
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Israel has long ruled out any right of return, fearing an influx of Arabs that would wipe out its Jewish majority.
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In other words, phages are tailor-made to wipe out the bad bacteria making you sick, while leaving the good bugs alone.
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To be sure, the annual cost of rolling over a short-term loan indefinitely would wipe out all but the wealthiest households.
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The burden of student loans is in the news again with several Democratic candidates for president promising to wipe out student debt.
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Nuon Chea and Khieu Samphan were judged at a UN-backed tribunal for trying to wipe out ethnic Vietnamese and Cham groups.
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The Trump administration has accelerated its crackdown on Iran in recent months by vowing to wipe out the OPEC nation's oil exports.
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Depending on how much money a person has left behind, the cost of the funeral alone can wipe out most of it.
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The trailblazing cop was later killed while on assignment in Sicily in 1909, hoping to wipe out the problem at its source.
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Such a levy would hurt Chinese exports by 3% to 5% and wipe out up to 0.5 percentage points of China's GDP.
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Meanwhile in Southeast Asia and Australia, the fungal disease fusarium wilt threatens to wipe out bananas, a global favorite rich in micronutrients.
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Sanders unveiled a proposal this week to wipe out all outstanding student debt in the country, while Warren's plan implements means testing.
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Modern nuclear weapons, even when used in limited quantities, have the potential to wipe out entire cities and trigger calamitous environmental effects.
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A crackdown on corruption may very well be a tool to wipe out any traces of dissent against the crown prince's rise.
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Whether this business model holds up in court or not, lawsuits from major publishers or labels could easily wipe out Audius' capital.
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"They created a new way of subjugating and marginalizing people; they were essentially trying to wipe out the indigenous community," Zalcman said.
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"It's a whole different level nobody's even seen, when you have a Category-5 wipe out an island like this," Trump said.
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And this protected us from annihilation, simply because there were too many of us in too many different places to wipe out.
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San Francisco will retroactively wipe out thousands of marijuana cases dating back to 2038 by applying California's new laws legalizing recreational cannabis.
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San Francisco will retroactively wipe out thousands of marijuana cases dating back to 0383 by applying California's new laws legalizing recreational cannabis.
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We are united in our mission to wipe out sexual harassment in the animation industry, and we will no longer be silent.
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And as gains return, missing just a couple good days of market performance can actually wipe out the majority of your returns.
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The best way to get society over that original hump is to focus on and praise CRISPR's ability to wipe out disease.
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I don't know if these tapes are going to get so degraded that they'll just start to wipe out in 20 years.
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In the worst-case extreme scenario, the tariffs and resulting price increases could wipe out all of the projected fourth-quarter profits.
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SATAN 22016 Depending on where you read it, Russia's new SATAN 29000 nuclear missile can wipe out Texas, France, or Great Britain.
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North Korea now has the strength to "wipe out" the United States "in a moment" with an H-bomb, the editorial said.
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Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, backed by Russia and Iran, has sought to wipe out the last few rebel enclaves near Damascus.
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Does anyone think Trump believes he has a mandate to roll back abortion laws, repeal gay marriage, or wipe out affirmative action?
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However, more rain in combination with increased heat and certain soil types may lead to flooding, which could wipe out food supplies.
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Banks are having to raise billions in debt that would be able to absorb losses, should some catastrophe wipe out their equity.
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These two features — higher taxes and lower future benefits — will more than wipe out the System's current $32 trillion in red ink.
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But a historic election turnout could wipe out those advantages — and the early signs suggest that's exactly what we're about to get.
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I don't understand what's so hard about being a decent human being—trying to wipe out someone's existence, what they identify as?
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The statement went on to say that officials "vowed to mercilessly wipe out the provocateurs making desperate efforts to stifle" North Korea.
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All of which may relieve Alvarez of any moral responsibility but it doesn't wipe out his intention to do what he did.
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But prediction has never been easy in the fight to wipe out polio, and health authorities have missed targets along the way.
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That's why the plague threatening to wipe out prairie dogs—the ferrets' main source of food and shelter—is such a problem.
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If armed with all the Infinity Stones, Thanos would have the power to wipe out all life in the universe and beyond.
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Along the way you'll have to wipe out the shambling remains of anyone who was abandoned or trapped outside the Empire's walls.
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Both chambers of Congress are now controlled by Republicans, clamoring to defund Planned Parenthood, and wipe out women's healthcare along with it.
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Innocent people will be killed; and denunciations will also be used to settle scores and exploited by gangs to wipe out rivals.
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They want life to "taste of something as real as blood", and to wipe out their "wasted and barren years" of loneliness.
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The private sector is calling on lawmakers to wipe out California's law and pre-empt other states from passing their own regulations.
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A rival bid by bondholders (among them big asset managers such as Elliott, Apollo and PIMCO) would virtually wipe out current equity.
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The amount would wipe out Takata's cash reserves more than 10 times over, if the supplier were saddled with the entire expense.
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"I was in shock," said the employee, who said she expected the change to wipe out a third of her annual income.
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If you don't know the passcode, you need to perform a factory reset on your PS4 to wipe out custom settings first.
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"Frankly, he wanted to wipe out — he has a big problem with the Kurds, as everyone knows," Trump said at the time.
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If enacted, the measure would call on the federal government to wipe out the student loan debt of nearly 45 million Americans.
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He notes that he could team up with Mr. Putin, who "says great things about me," to wipe out Islamic State terrorists.
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It took less than a decade after entering Australia for CRRC to wipe out that nation's once thriving domestic rail manufacturing industry.
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These deductions are taken before taxable income is calculated and can wipe out your total tax liability if you didn't earn enough.
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A rate cut of just 0.2 percentage points would wipe out 42% of Deutsche Bank's estimated 2019 earnings, according to Goldman Sachs.
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It was an acknowledgment from the federal government that climate change is real, urgent and dangerous enough to wipe out a species.
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The Trump administration's ability to wipe out regulations at the federal level does not prevent states from imposing those regulations on themselves.
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The thing that it does is wipe out every carbon-based life form on earth that's capable of having abnormal cell division.
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People hated being bitten in the night by these pesky bloodsuckers hiding in mattresses, but the bugs seemed impossible to wipe out.
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Nanotechnology, anything in that realm, a quantum leap is coming that's going to wipe out all the shit that we even think.
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That would more than wipe out U.S. crude's current $9.50 discount to Brent crude, so American oil would no longer be competitive.
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If Airbnb tried to reimburse property owners for the cancellations, doing so could wipe out all of its cash within two months.
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An industry trade group said the coronavirus could wipe out between $63 billion and $113 billion in worldwide airline revenues this year.
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During the exuberance of the 1990s, it seemed possible that drugs would one day wipe out depression, making suicide a rare occurrence.
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In The Force Awakens, the First Order uses its Starkiller Base to wipe out Hosnian Prime, the capital of the New Republic.
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Bernard "Lotsapoppa" Crowe: Crowe was an LA drug dealer who threatened to wipe out the Manson Family after Tex Watson defrauded him.
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God tells Noah to build an ark because He is going to wipe out the rest of humanity with a great deluge.
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"It will effectively wipe out all of the gains that our industry has seen from tax reform and regulatory relief," he said.
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During his tenure, Prime Minister Stephen Harper apologized for the residential schools program that sought to wipe out aboriginal culture and language.
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Alex Muyl scored in the 17th minute to wipe out Columbus's advantage from Gyasi Zardes's second-half goal in the opening leg.
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One of the leading arguments in favor of legalization was the suggestion that it would wipe out the black market for pot.
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But several place in the United States have taken steps to wipe out previous convictions and others are openly debating the issue.
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These deductions are taken before taxable income is calculated and can wipe out your total tax liability if you didn't earn enough.
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But it does have the potential to wipe out the savings of some everyday Americans who are struggling to afford medical costs.
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A bill of that size could wipe out their savings entirely, or at the very least, put a huge dent in them.
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Ankara says there was no organized campaign to wipe out Armenians and no evidence of any such orders from the Ottoman authorities.
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The care was expensive enough to wipe out all of her assets in just three years, including the value of her house.
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She would wipe out student loan debt for tens of millions of people and give free child care to millions of kids.
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In an attempt to wipe out $1 billion of debt, Blockbuster filed for bankruptcy, and the company was delisted from the NYSE.
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Two time presidential runner-up Lopez Obrador has promised to review billions of dollars of private oil contracts and wipe out corruption.
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To have a bad day only one or two of them can be present and it can wipe out the best training.
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I also worry about the dangers being created by the Trump administration and the Republican Congress as they wipe out consumer protections.
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While Warren's student debt forgiveness plan is capped at household incomes of $22019,000, Sanders's plan would wipe out student debt for all.
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This new strategy provides a roadmap for the military to wipe out the enemy computer network in a friendly country, said Healey.
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Some Democrats and liberal political groups had called on the Fed to wipe out Wells Fargo's board and break up the bank.
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The customer network management team was also likely to be severely impacted by the cuts, which will almost "wipe out" the division.
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Supreme Court takes up transgender school bathroom case State lawmakers introduced HB22 a month later, in part to wipe out the Charlotte ordinance.
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Futures were higher this morning but it wasn't enough, so far, to wipe out Tuesday losses that were the biggest since January 22.37.
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Many wonder if Trump's relaxed rules for launching airstrikes and his push to wipe out ISIS will lead to even more civilian deaths.
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Republicans could alter their short-term funding bill, dubbed the "CR" inside the Capitol, to wipe out Obama executive orders made this year.
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Cabán has pledged to wipe out cash bail entirely, and her long-term goal is to achieve "population zero" in the city's prisons.
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The ensuing uncontrollable domino effect that such an event would cause could easily wipe out hundreds of satellites, rendering orbit impossible for decades.
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Still, Trump won the only contest that matters in November and will now have the chance to wipe out much of Obama's legacy.
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It's like a conservation insurance policy for Earth, in case we wipe out life all by ourselves through nuclear war or climate change.
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In theory this could wipe out a small surplus of 80,000 tonnes of refined copper this year, estimated by analysts polled by Reuters.
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Ryan Reynolds stars as the head of a team of operatives who wipe out all traces of their pasts to complete their work.
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That nearly $5 billion dip was more than enough to wipe out small gains in the Americas and the rest of Asia Pacific.
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Once Reinhardt is pulled out of the way, your teammates can usually wipe out any of the weaker damage-dealers he was shielding.
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Wiesel believed that, while others should be memorialized there, the museum must primarily commemorate the attempt to wipe out all of European Jewry.
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If he acquires them all, he says, he'll have the power to wipe out half the universe with a snap of his fingers.
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Over the course of five years, RIP has raised enough money to wipe out $675 million of medical debt for over 200,000 people.
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So you can use it surfing, but if you wipe out and end up fully submerged in the ocean, you'll ruin your BrainStation.
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Illustration: Jim Cooke/GizmodoExperts say it's not a matter of if, but when a global scale pandemic will wipe out millions of people.
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According to the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, this form of bioterrorism could wipe out 2100 million people in less than a year.
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On top of asking the court to wipe out the amount, Matthew's suing Peter for using his name and images on a website.
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I'm worried that [this week] the commission is going to wipe out net neutrality policies and eliminate internet openness as we know it.
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Duterte won the presidential election by a huge margin in May after campaigning almost entirely on promises to wipe out drugs and crime.
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He's using Crispr to eliminate genes that cause the cassava brown streak disease, which can wipe out entire fields of the staple plant.
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"I got a little excited this morning and ending up having possibly the worst wipe-out impact wise of my life," he wrote.
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Big manufacturers such as HP, for whom printer cartridges are highly profitable products, have long attempted to wipe out these bargain-basement rivals.
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And they're careful for good reason: Just between the U.S. and Russia there are more than enough nuclear bombs to wipe out humanity.
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Trump clearly thinks the only way Kim Jong-un will back off is if he believes the U.S. will wipe out his country.
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One purpose of Int-Ball, the agency explains, is to wipe out the chore of recording, as well as the delay in sending.
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Twenty of Europe's biggest banks have energy loans totalling almost $200bn between them — enough to wipe out a quarter of their common equity.
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U.S. crude oil futures settled down $1.55, or 4 percent, at $36.79 a barrel to wipe out gains for the year so far.
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In the late 2000s, they saw the Great Recession wipe out the savings of "good middle-class" parents who played by the rules.
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Nubians in both Egypt and Sudan believe the dam-building is part of an official "Arabisation" effort meant to wipe out their culture.
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The question is whether we're going to wipe out the history of millions of Americans who trace their heritage to the losing side.
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A dangerous assassin lurks on the Jersey shore — a killer so deadly that it could wipe out 30 million people in one year.
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But the regulator will probably impose tough new requirements that could wipe out much of the supply of high-cost, short-term credit.
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Automakers, especially, have repeatedly said the tariffs will wipe out the benefits generated by the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement, known as USMCA.
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Saudi Arabia, Russia and the United States ramped up output after the Trump administration signaled a desire to wipe out Iran's oil exports.
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As a candidate, President Trump promised to wipe out not only the deficit but the entire federal debt, which has surpassed $22 trillion.
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" Lopez Obrador also promised to tackle violence and wipe out corruption, which he said was the "result of a political regime in decay.
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There are a lot of House Republicans upset over the budget framework's plan to wipe out the deduction for state and local taxes.
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Except, the amount of energy you need to run millions of AC units at once would wipe out power grids around the world.
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With collegiate records now limited to performances during the college season, that would also wipe out Fred Kerley's 2017 mark of 43.70 seconds.
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"The seasonal demand pick up in the second quarter has the potential to almost wipe out exchange stocks," said Citi analyst Oliver Nugent.
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If you would also like to wipe out the collected list of clips, click the Clear All Watch History button next to it.
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It's also home to an active supervolcano that would wipe out all life within a 93-mile radius in minutes if it erupts.
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We can bomb its members in Syria and Iraq, send in ground forces to fight them and completely wipe out their presence there.
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Countless articles and natural health sites said apple cider vinegar could not only cool down my eczema, but wipe out my breakouts. Sold.
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Keep in mind that a factory reset will wipe out all of the information stored on your hard drive, including files and apps.
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The first initiative to wipe out polio through mass vaccination of children began in 1985 with the launch of PolioPlus by Rotary International.
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He hit Brandon Smith and Oliver Martin with 9-yard scoring strikes, helping the Hawkeyes wipe out a 7-3 second-quarter deficit.
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However, a 0.9% drop in inventories for the quarter implied a subtraction of almost 0.6 percent points, threatening to wipe out growth entirely.
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"We wish we had better drugs that could wipe out flu," said Angela Campbell, a medical officer with the C.D.C.'s Influenza Division.
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There have also been warnings that Trump's tariffs could wipe out any positive effects of the tax cuts the GOP passed in 2017.
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Mao enlisted radical students, known as Red Guards, to target political enemies and wipe out the "four olds" — ideas, customs, cultures, and habits.
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Cabán also had pledged to wipe out cash bail, and her long-term goal was to achieve "population zero" in the city's prisons.
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Starting in 2008, we were distressed over which economy would topple next, or whether the next banking crisis would wipe out people's savings.
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Goldman Sachs sent a note to clients Thursday morning warning that the coronavirus could also wipe out corporate earnings growth for the year.
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Demand for flights has collapsed worldwide, with one airline-industry group saying the outbreak could wipe out up to $113 billion in sales.
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The coronavirus crisis could wipe out $211 billion from economies across Asia Pacific, according to a Friday report from S&P Global Ratings.
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Not one but two movies about a giant asteroid threatening to wipe out Earth, "Deep Impact" and "Armageddon," were also released that year.
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The Nobel laureate says low volatility paired with a questionable price-earnings ratio could wipe out a chunk of the stock market's value.
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He added that the criteria would keep the agency focused on asteroids that could wipe out a region the size of a state.
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Mexico's record-high homicide rate coincides with the criminal syndicate's aggressive expansion around the country and its attempt to wipe out its rivals.
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There is only one awardee alive today, Woody Williams, who earned the medal for using his flamethrower to wipe out numerous enemy emplacements.
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About 22019% of millennials with some type of debt believe they'll be able to wipe out their balances within the next five years.
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But recovery for tree farmers from extreme weather is especially difficult, since a single disaster could wipe out a harvest for a decade.
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He cited Sanchez' plan to wipe out student debt and overhaul the public-private pension system to ensure bigger payouts as possible offerings.
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It's the first time the former president has weighed in since Senate Republicans renewed their push to wipe out the Affordable Care Act.
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The Tigers (6-1) received key plays down the stretch after NC State threatened to wipe out a 20-point, second-half deficit.
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Further, he worries that fraud — a familiar theme in the cryptocurrency world — could wipe out the billions that investors are pouring into ICOs.
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Clearing the Safari browser's history can wipe out lurking URLs that may take you back to the problematic site with the pop-ups.
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Of course, there is the literal villain — Control — the malevolent artificial intelligence which aims to wipe out all sentient life in the universe.
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Sanctions, power cuts and an accelerating brain drain could wipe out 60 percent Venezuela's oil production this year, according to consultants at IPD.
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To wipe out her $70,000 balance, he suggested Ms. Lavender should send him $2,500, or less than 4 percent of what she owed.
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On the whole across Europe, the predicted effects of climate change over the next generation could entirely wipe out France's Périgord black truffle.
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Game of Thrones' very first scene introduced them as an undead horde of ice zombies who apparently want to wipe out all life.
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Last week, for example, 25 human resource workers in Wisconsin's Madison Metropolitan School District fundraised $25,000 to wipe out students' overdue lunch bills.
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An initial recovery in crude oil prices helped wipe out early falls for the Norwegian crown and the Canadian, Australian and New Zealand dollars.
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Nichols and her fellow athletes train their hardest every day to wipe out this misconception among able-bodied people and people with disabilities alike.
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Under a $56.3 billion financing deal with the International Monetary Fund, the government has agreed to wipe out the primary fiscal deficit this year.
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Presidential candidates like Senators Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren are proposing plans to wipe out the nation's entire $1.6 trillion in student loan debt.
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"We are determined and resolved in our commitment to wipe out the menace of terrorism from our homeland," Mr. Sharif said in a statement.
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Pairing Graviton Surge with something like Pharah's Barrage at just the right time can potentially wipe out the entire opposing team in one strike.
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This harvest will be key for the recession-hit nation as it looks to bolster government coffers and wipe out its primary fiscal deficit.
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Climate change also intensifies existing threats for birds — and people — including extreme weather events that can wipe out entire nesting nurseries or winter flocks.
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Now, invasive species pose such a threat to Australia's ecosystems, they could help wipe out animals that live on the continent and nowhere else.
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Here are some of the steps you can take, from some basic settings changes to extensions you can install that'll wipe out even more.
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Put another way, if the Sun could last forever, it would take about 10 billion years before something might wipe out the tardigrade clan.
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Together, on Earth and other distant planets, they seek to thwart a villain's Malthusian quest to wipe out half the population of the universe.
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Duterte, who is pushing to reimpose the death penalty by hanging, promised to wipe out drugs and criminality within six months of taking office.
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"Anyone who wants to defund Planned Parenthood and wipe out safe, legal abortion has no idea what's best for women," Clinton said in June.
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Randomised controlled trials in Bangladesh and elsewhere have shown that teaching mothers to wash their hands and reheat food can wipe out most bugs.
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Now, President Donald Trump wants to wipe out the program, according to the budget proposal released Thursday by the Office of Management and Budget.
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In other words, the Medicare-for-All Democrats would wipe out the tax cuts that took effect in January, and then add trillions more.
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LBJ believed that America had the resources to wipe out economic scarcity, and he used military rhetoric to rally the people around the cause.
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Pennywise lead guitarist Fletcher Dragge is suing Uber claiming one of its drivers made him wipe out on his bike last 4th of July.
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The United States would probably be hard-pressed to achieve the same success if it borrowed Latin America's strategy to wipe out mosquito populations.
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Beijing's "win-win" concept of U.S.-China relations should be tested to reduce, and eventually wipe out, America's $350 billion trade deficit with China.
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Pique reduced the deficit back to one goal in the 87th but they could not wipe out the damage done by their shaky defense.
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He's totally going to pull a Han Solo in next week's "Battle of the Bastards" and wipe out the Boltons in a clean sweep.
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Rewind back to 1994 when repetitive beats were vilified, used as the literal basis for the Criminal Justice Law's attempt to wipe-out rave.
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Despite having some prior experience on hoverboards, I was worried that I might wipe out and somehow break the metal plates on Gilman's suit.
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These negotiations should serve as a pressing reminder that governments have, at the push of a button, the firepower to wipe out entire cities.
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Under a campaign to wipe out the "Four Olds" — ideas, customs, culture, habits — they carried out widespread destruction of historical sites and cultural relics.
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AIDS was threatening to wipe out an entire generation on the continent of Africa, where only 50,000 people had access to anti-retroviral drugs.
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"A 30-year Treasury at 2.5 percent can wipe out your annual income in one day with a 10 basis point increase," Gross said.
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This obviously refers to some AI-driven apocalyptic event that will wipe out a solid portion of humanity, leading us to cautiously rebuild civilization.
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An hour means you now have far longer to delete messages sent by mistake, or can wipe out entire conversations from a friend's phone.
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The vaping group argued that the latest deadline of next May to submit products for review could wipe out many of the smaller companies.
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The military has been struggling to wipe out Abu Sayyaf, which originally had Muslim separatist aims but now engages mostly in banditry and piracy.
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Originally, the Democrats were looking at a "blue wave," a chance to wipe out a lot of Republican gains from the past 10 years.
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Mr. Cara learned two years ago that he had advanced lung cancer, but immunotherapy drugs called checkpoint inhibitors have helped wipe out the disease.
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Economic growth generated by GOP tax cuts won't be enough by itself to wipe out the federal budget deficit, top House tax writer Rep.
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Avery Colcord, Managing Director of CarVal Investors, said China's deleveraging campaign has helped wipe out some "fierce" local rivals and brought down bubbly prices.
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He urged Congress to move "quickly on the $94 billion aid package requested by the Puerto Rican government" and wipe out the island's debt.
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Fredriksen's proposal would give unsecured bondholders a stake of about 15 percent in the company, but would wipe out stakes of its existing shareholders.
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With only 400,000 animals left on the continent, these crime networks threaten to wipe out every last African elephant within the next two decades.
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Janah thinks technology could indeed wipe out certain types of work, but she said it doesn't make sense to fight that kind of progress.
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Trading with that much leverage meant that a small move in the price could either wipe out his positions or greatly magnify his gains.
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Gates expressed other concerns, including his usual priorities around clean energy, improving education, eradicating disease and making sure artificial intelligence doesn't wipe out humanity.
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We have no trouble falling and staying asleep, and we'll wipe out in the middle seat in economy before the plane even takes off.
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A loss in the upper end of that range would wipe out much of the added supply that oil producers had promised in Vienna.
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The effects could wipe out up to $113 billion in worldwide revenues this year, a trade group said, a new blow to the industry.
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Unclear The bankruptcy will most likely wipe out ESL's equity stake and could reduce the value of the loans it has made to Sears.
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With "Avengers: Endgame" positioned to wipe out any competitors come Friday, only a couple of studios dared to roll out new movies this weekend.
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Bernie Sanders has said he wants to wipe out $81 billion in medical debt and make it easier to discharge medical debts in bankruptcies.
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While overfishing, warmer seas and pollution may wipe out ocean predators, they are allowing jellyfish to thrive — and reproduction comes easily enough to jellyfish.
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The transplant would temporarily wipe out Hecker's immune system, making it one of the riskiest treatments a patient could receive during a global pandemic.
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"We were never staying there — the president never promised to stay there, he said we're going to wipe out ISIS, we did," he said.
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" Or, "Is it acceptable to allow a country that openly declares it wants to wipe out its neighbor to be a threshold nuclear power?
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Sports Direct had said late on Monday it was considering buying the whole of Debenhams to prevent a restructuring that could wipe out shareholders.
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If he does, he earns a mandate to keep pushing his disruptive agenda that is threatening to wipe out the establishment from both parties.
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"Going at 17,500 miles per hour, a little marble can wipe out a space station," said John Crassidis, an University at Buffalo engineering professor.
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In comments to CNBC, the official denounced Huawei as an "utterly nonmarket player" that wants to wipe out competition through dumping, theft and racketeering.
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Karnes said the elimination of the department won't wipe out any of its programs but will instead cut down on bureaucracy and increase efficiency.
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"I will listen, but I'm not going to play a game here and tell you this will wipe out his entire life," Graham noted.
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If shifted into 2018, that would wipe out much of the 3.2 billion pounds of profit the bank is forecast to make, he continued.
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Again, in 1967, Jordan attempted to wipe out the Jewish State, but this time, Israel forced the Jordanian army back across the Jordan River.
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"Going at 17,500 miles per hour, a little marble can wipe out a space station," said John Crassidis, a University at Buffalo engineering professor.
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The former Avenger joked that she left her Black Widow suit in the car, if Thanos had returned to wipe out half the universe.
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Finance spokesman John McDonnell described the results as tough, but "it hasn't been the wipe-out that some people predicted or the polls predicted".
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If a 10 percent pullback were to hit the Dow right now, it would wipe out about 2552 points more, based on Friday's close.
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"I will listen, but I'm not going to play a game here and tell you this will wipe out his entire life," Graham said.
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And a point I've been making now — so we hear a lot about if robots wipe out 30 million jobs, we should have UBI.
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So it would behoove the Patriots this year to wipe out the Atlanta Falcons by a larger margin than the current three-point spread.
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Throughout his campaign and time in office, Trump has said he would wipe out deficits created by what he calls America's bad trade deals.
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The drop in U.S. crude stocks also raised hopes that OPEC-led output cuts were helping wipe out a three-year global supply glut.
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Michigan's two Democratic senators on Friday hammered a report that President Trump will look to nearly wipe out a federal Great Lakes cleanup fund.
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It would also wipe out a home weatherization program that has trained thousands of Americans and lowered utility bills for ratepayers, the Post reports.
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Similarly, the sanctions dashed a $20 billion deal to sell Boeing aircraft to Iran and threaten to wipe out billions in orders for Airbus.
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Thanos assembles all six Infinity Stones, survives Thor's new magic hammer, and snaps his fingers to wipe out half the life in the universe.
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If Dwight's plan to defeat the small group, then attack Negan's compound and wipe out the Saviors feels a bit too tidy, it should.
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With little to no apparent value and the dangers of Zika to newborns becoming increasingly apparent, there are growing calls to wipe out mosquitoes.
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A recent White House report says new technologies that increase productivity and efficiency by automating tasks performed by workers could wipe out millions of jobs.
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CRISPR could one day even allow us to wipe out entire populations of malaria-spreading mosquitoes or resurrect once-extinct species like the passenger pigeon.
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And Europe's top court is hearing a case that could wipe out legal mechanisms that allow companies to transfer personal data to the United States.
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You won't often deflect enough damage to wipe out the threat, but having Genji draw the turret's fire allows teammates to step in and assist.
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In a series known for charismatic and interesting antagonists, here was a horde of mute ice zombies who simply wanted to wipe out all life.
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Apparently less sensitive to the free speech rights of ISIS aspirants, Facebook even works to wipe out clusters of users that might have terrorist ties.
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As "scatter-hoarders," squirrels create lots of little caches where they store their food, lest a natural disaster or crafty competitor wipe out their stockpile.
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Finally, Jared Polis, the Democratic congressman running for governor in Colorado, has introduced a bill to wipe out all student debt in the country, period.
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The MSCI All-Country World Index fell 0.3% to wipe out its advance earlier in the week, though it still traded near six-month highs.
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The highly contagious virus is not dangerous to humans but can wipe out pig populations, which could do great damage to China's vast pork industry.
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On the bullish side, the head of Libya's National Oil Corp warned on Friday that renewed fighting could wipe out crude production in the country.
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Earlier this month, Mustafa Sanalla, the head of Libya's National Oil Corporation (NOC), warned continued violence could wipe-out 95% of the country's oil sector.
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The guys are going to be redeployed; the medication is supposed to wipe out all memories, leaving Geist with soldiers with virtually no emotional baggage.
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While filing for bankruptcy could wipe out your credit card debt and other kinds of debt, there are a number of debts that won't vanish.
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It too will be a sight to behold, but it'll also wipe out our opportunity to see something just as beautiful -- a Geminid meteor shower.
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And in the case of China, part of our national security threat is they intend to wipe out United States industries in 225 key sectors.
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Media production in Georgia is a $9.5 billion industry, thanks to super-generous tax credits that can wipe out state tax liability for production companies.
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The second group is preparing for the possibility that CSM might actually succeed in using an alien virus to wipe out most life on Earth.
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A mass extinction is defined by National Geographic as an event that can wipe out from 50 to 90 percent of all species on Earth.
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A previous study suggested that a plan to wipe out all student debt, rather than limiting relief based on income, would increase the wealth gap.
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Indeed, some researchers are developing drives intended to eliminate malaria and mosquitoes, and to create mice that cannot bear daughters, to wipe out invasive rodents.
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When President Trump was a presidential candidate, he promised to wipe out the deficit and also the entire federal debt, which has surpassed $22 trillion.
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An initial recovery in crude oil prices helped temporarily wipe out early falls for the Norwegian crown and the Canadian, Australian and New Zealand dollars.
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They argued that it would wipe out prostitution by eliminating demand, and that this would be a good thing because all sex work is exploitative.
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Lastly, it assumes a certain status quo in the United States, and that some unexpected war or pandemic doesn't wipe out the bulk of humanity.
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" "A 2-million-bpd Saudi production increase would move the Kingdom's oil production into unchartered territory and would wipe out completely the kingdom's spare capacity.
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He said participating in the pact would undermine the U.S. economy, wipe out jobs, weaken national sovereignty and put his country at a permanent disadvantage.
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A gene drive that caused a species to only produce male offspring, for example, would wipe out the targeted population in just a few generations.
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They can span hundreds of miles in width and are so fearsome that they can wipe out entire coastal communities in a matter of hours.
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Analysts fear the tariffs could disrupt supply chains, undercut business investment and potentially wipe out the fiscal stimulus from a $1.5 trillion tax cut package.
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On Friday, close to $22017 billion in debt comes due for Tesla, an obligation that will wipe out about a quarter of the company's cash.
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In 2011, South Sudan made off with enough oil to wipe out more than half of the Khartoum government's revenue and almost all its exports.
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In March 2014, then-Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan vowed to "wipe out" Twitter after users posted audio recordings that purported to expose government corruption.
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This wasn't about splattering bullets—the focus was on executions and strategically savvy teamwork that, when performed well, could wipe out the opposition in seconds.
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We saw that with Lehman Brothers in 2280 when the financial and economic world as we know it came within hours of a wipe-out.
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But the glut pervades many major farming regions, making it unlikely that drought or floods in one region could wipe out the mounting global surplus.
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LONDON — A British university is giving each of its female professors a pay rise to wipe out its gender pay gap in one fell swoop.
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Any sudden plunge in the rupee, or a sudden fall in value of the masala bonds from which they are derived, could wipe out returns.
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During her two years as a construction worker, she's been able to wipe out the thousands of dollars in debt she had before she started.
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Today, it has a billion users," she noted, adding: "That kind of change could wipe out another company's business before it has time to react.
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Doing so would wipe out over a tenth of the Japanese group's asset value and make it harder for other units to borrow in future.
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Links can rot when sites disappear, images vanish when servers go offline and fluctuations in economic tides and social trends can wipe out entire ecosystems.
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If this love affair with S.U.V.s continues, the report notes, it could wipe out much of the oil savings from the nascent electric-car boom.
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A Democratic win here would be a sign of a tidal wave threatening to wipe out Republicans whose races weren't even on the national radar.
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Victims are generally poor and uneducated, have little faith in the government and do not know that most courts will wipe out the ballooning interest.
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In its first appearance on Boston Dynamics' wildly entertaining YouTube channel, it's subjected to a total wipe-out courtesy of a pile of banana peels.
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In the early 20th century, scientists discovered that some of these molecules, if isolated and replicated en masse, could wipe out certain disease-causing bacteria.
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Some Americans don't owe taxes on their income because it is too low; the deductions and credits available to them wipe out their tax liability.
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" He said Trump's right in his plans to wipe out the Washington establishment and "bring aboard a new generation of the best and the brightest.
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His laugh, which resembles the high-revving cackle that begins the song "Wipe Out," continued for nearly thirty seconds, until the crew was equally overcome.
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The Japanese government warned early last year that its companies could move elsewhere in Europe if trade barriers after Brexit wipe out their profit margins.
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But what if we could wipe out avian malaria without spraying toxic pesticides, by releasing male mosquitoes that have been genetically engineered to be sterile?
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Trump said participating in the pact would undermine the U.S. economy, wipe out jobs, weaken national sovereignty and put his country at a permanent disadvantage.
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And while this winter had an unusually cold snap, the low temperatures did not last long enough to wipe out the beetles, Dr. Rutledge said.
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On the one hand, advocates say CRISPR could help us tackle genetic diseases and wipe out horrible illnesses, like sickle cell anemia and cystic fibrosis.
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I felt like asking to completely wipe out Greek life was a lost cause, especially considering the deep alumni ties that the University holds dear.
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Earlier Wednesday, the Global Business Travel Association said the coronavirus epidemic stood to wipe out more than $820 billion in spending on global business travel.
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But they are facing their greatest threat yet: Climate change could wipe out most of Lebanon's remaining cedar forests by the end of the century.
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For years, Unesco's outgoing director general, Irina Bokova, has sounded the alarm, noting that the attacks are part of campaigns to wipe out entire communities.
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In outbreaks of other pathogens, they have sometimes evolved into milder forms that no longer wipe out the hosts they depend on for their survival.
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The villain is on a quest to collect the six Infinity Stones, which will allow him to wipe out half the population of the universe.
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If Congress had meant the erasure of the tax penalty to wipe out the entire act, such an argument goes, it would have said so.
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Remember, the 2004 World Cup was mainly held to pacify fans in advance of the lockout that was about to wipe out the entire season.
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In the heart of West Virginia's coal country, the state's largest inland waterway is being contaminated with a pollutant that can wipe out aquatic life.
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The latest round of US tariffs on China could wipe out 250,000 to 0003,000 barrels per day of global oil demand, Bank of America said.
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Mr. Kushner's losses, stemming in large part from the depreciation deduction, appeared to wipe out his taxable income in most years covered by the documents.
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Though the asteroid that would wipe out the dinosaurs 186 million years later might get more attention, the Great Dying dwarfs that catastrophe in destruction.
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Solar storms and eruptions can send billions of tons of coronal material hurtling towards Earth, where it can wipe out power grids and damage pipelines.
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A single event can wipe out a year's harvest, robbing a family not only of their food supply but also their sole source of income.
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By developing plant-based beef, chicken, pork, lamb, dairy, and fish, he intends to wipe out all animal agriculture and deep-sea fishing by 2035.
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And late last month, Trump's Justice Department said it would file a legal brief with a federal appeals court to wipe out the entire law.
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Environmental groups and some lawmakers, including Senator Dianne Feinstein, have warned that the Cadiz plan could wipe out springs that sustain desert plants and wildlife.
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He went on a personal 63-26 spree to wipe out Syracuse's 214-219 lead, resulting in an Orange timeout at the 4:16 mark.
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The government exhorted prosecutors and judges to work hand in hand as part of the "strike hard" campaign to wipe out ethnic attacks and resistance.
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The government exhorted prosecutors and judges to work hand in hand as part of the "strike hard" campaign to wipe out ethnic attacks and resistance.
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In fact, the Dow loss on Tuesday was just big enough to wipe out the small gain U.S. stocks had posted in the third quarter.
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"Going at 17,500 miles per hour, a little marble can wipe out a space station," said John L. Crassidis, a University at Buffalo engineering professor.
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Banco Popular's liquidity crisis was partly prompted by the new EU rules that allow regulators to wipe out uninsured savings, deposits above 100,000 euros ($118,000).
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Along with a weak performance on Wall Street, this unnerved equity traders and prompted the benchmark Bovespa index to wipe out earlier gains of 1.4%.
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You essentially have to wipe out your filled grid, removing Cores one by one (there's no "clear all" button!) and rebuild it node by node.
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They are being asked to reassess their understanding of reality, to wipe out 15 years of enmity, to accept what once would have seemed unthinkable.
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Christian Assembly Church in Eagle Rock, California, raised $593,259 to wipe out more than $210 million in medical debt through the organization RIP Medical Debt.
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A church in Southern California says it raised $50,000 to wipe out more than $5 million in medical debt through the organization RIP Medical Debt.
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But a truly self-interested person, economists say, would focus on the automation, which could wipe out millions of jobs, rather than immigration or trade.
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In fact, 14 days of carbon emissions from China alone would wipe out the gains from America — and this is an incredible statistic — would totally wipe out the gains from America's expected reductions in the year 2030, after we have had to spend billions and billions of dollars, lost jobs, closed factories, and suffered much higher energy costs for our businesses and for our homes.
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But for some, 2017 and 2018 will wipe out past years' reserves of profit, so they will need to "reload" with fresh cash or stop underwriting.
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Back then ISIS was making a lightning dash across Iraq and Syria, seizing town after town and threatening to wipe out entire communities of Iraqi minorities.
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The county has started aerial spraying a potent insecticide over the area to wipe out the virus-carrying mosquitoes, as well as spraying on the ground.
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Donald Trump boasted that he could wipe out Afghanistan, an American ally, and, to India's horror, offered to mediate in the long-standing dispute over Kashmir.
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These plans are too restrictive and unnecessarily wipe out entire food groups, said the expert panel, and are too difficult to follow for a long time.
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Some companies, including Verizon and U.S. Cellular, still charge for data overages, which might wipe out any savings you get from having a smaller plan. 3.
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Though US military leaders have touted major progress against ISIS, they have also noted that they do not expect to wipe out the terrorist group completely.
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Yet even a mild recession would wipe out those reserves in a single year, says Gabriel Petek of S&P Global Ratings, a financial-information firm.
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But the WHO's malaria eradication report, a summary of which was published on Friday, said these tools would not be sufficient to wipe out malaria altogether.
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According to John Carpenter, its creator and an executive producer of this one, the new movie will wipe out everything that happened in all the sequels!
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"Members of one family conspired, planned, carried out and then allegedly covered up their violent act to wipe out members of another family," he told reporters.
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Scientists are, for example, exploring how gene drive might be used to wipe out malaria and kill off Hawaii's invasive species to save endangered native birds.
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"My children are safe," says Ismail Darwesh, a Yazidi who fled Islamic State's attempt to wipe out his people, a religious minority in Iraq and Syria.
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Perhaps glowing bacteria will light our cities, and we'll be able to bring back extinct species, or wipe out Lyme disease—or maybe even terraform Mars.
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Block-by-block fighting and so-called "annihilation tactics" (a decision to wipe out IS fighters rather than let them flee) destroyed much of the area.
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The third episode veers off in a completely unexpected direction by focusing on how leaf blight has the potential to wipe out the world's rubber crop.
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This policy stems from his belief that AI and automation will wipe out millions of jobs, and that UBI is the path to avoiding economic ruin.
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At one point he said he would "wipe out" the Islamic State by sending 20 to 30,000 US troops into Iraq and Syria (ground and air).
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Inferno — the latest film adaption of a Dan Brown page-turner — is nominally about a plague that threatens to wipe out half of the world's population.
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Ramsey said he sees a U.S. economic recession in the next two years that could wipe out all the stock market gains of Donald Trump's presidency.
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In theory, they could also wipe out the disease by removing the genes causing the disease after it has already started wreaking havoc on the body.
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But the bigger fear for the market, analysts said, was that large fines could wipe out dividends completely in certain years under the new payout policy.
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"We have a realistic view and do not claim that our software will withstand all cracking attempts and wipe out piracy in the future," he said.
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Tesla has a billion-dollar debt coming due, and it could wipe out nearly a third of the company's cash if the stock price doesn't improve.
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Reaper's transformation into death tornado can wipe out an enemy team, but his limited movement leave him extremely vulnerable to anyone outside of Death Blossom's range.
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Boko Haram has massacred thousands, and displaced millions, in recent years, in a bid to create an Islamic state and wipe out Western influence from schools.
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But, conversely it also shows that it's quite difficult for the huge, low-cost miners to completely wipe out smaller rivals, as might have been expected.
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Carefully cultivated social media profiles are often blamed for causing depression and anxiety, but before you wipe out Instagram and Facebook altogether, consider who you follow.
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Some commentators have predicted that, without government assistance, low prices will soon wipe out almost the entire steel industry in high-cost countries such as Britain.
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The New Zealand crew had been on a mission to wipe out the hurt inflicted when an 8-1 lead was overhauled by the U.S. team.
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Alfa's filing to Mexico's stock exchange comes after Bloomberg reported that Alfa had made a bid for Pacific Exploration & Production that would wipe out shareholders' equity.
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Although shareholders sent a clear signal of dissatisfaction, some said it would not be wise to wipe out a nearly full slate of directors at once.
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As a candidate, President Trump had promised to wipe out the nation's deficit during his time in office, but deficits have only grown since his inauguration.
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This, from CNN's financial expert Christine Romans, makes that point well: "In no sense does the stock market rally wipe out the national debt," said Romans.
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" Myanmar has repeatedly denied claims it is working deliberately to wipe out the Rohingya, saying they are carrying out counter attacks against "brutal acts of terrorism.
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Barclays recently forecast that cleaner-burning cars could wipe out crude consumption nearly equal to annual output from Iran, OPEC's third-biggest oil producer, by 2025.
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Big-budget movies usually are all about them—an asteroid hurtling to earth, a group of velociraptors that could wipe out humanity, fathers and sons, etc.
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That means if you have a high deductible, you are likely stuck with a $20203,000 bill that may wipe out any savings you've managed to build.
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The officials said that ability-to-repay standards could wipe out close to 75 percent of payday lending storefront and drastically limit consumers' access to credit.
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Because Mr. Buhari had sold himself as a near-ascetic reformer, as a man so personally aboveboard that he would wipe out Nigeria's decades-long corruption.
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Just like in the movies, the evil titan Thanos wants to gather the six Infinity Stones and wipe out half of all life in the galaxy.
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Automation could wipe out a third of U.S. jobs by 2030, with the greatest impact on jobs involving repetitive tasks, according to the McKinsey Global Institute.
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Such a reduction in growth would wipe out half the projected boost in growth from the tax cuts Trump and the GOP Congress enacted last December.
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Trump has said participating in the pact would undermine the U.S. economy, wipe out jobs, weaken national sovereignty and put his country at a permanent disadvantage.
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That would more than wipe out the gains in health coverage realized by 20 million Americans since the Affordable Care Act began taking effect in 2010.
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The unprecedented double whammy from major hurricanes that slammed the U.S. mainland could wipe out job growth in September, and some economists expect an actual decline.
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Meanwhile, Trump's Environmental Protection Agency is hardly worthy of the name, determined as it is to wipe out environmental protections and deny that climate change exists.
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He insisted that the budget underfunded crucial needs, and that the state continued to need a major tax increase to wipe out a long-term deficit.
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He concedes only a self-propagating drive would be sufficient to wipe out malaria in Africa (other techniques might be enough to do so in Asia).
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The whole thing was on a timer; failing to input the right solution would wipe out the party and force the fireteam to start over again.
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In February, Sinai Province declared in another video its intent to wipe out Egypt's Christians, who account for about 10 percent of the 92 million population.
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For this purpose banks should hold a certain amount of junior debt, such as riskier bonds, that is easier to wipe out in case of resolution.
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By 2020, artificial intelligence (AI) will generate 2.3 million jobs, exceeding the 1.8 million that it will wipe out, the company said in a recent report.
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Third, the earnings wipe-out in 2000 was caused in part by a rise in bankruptcies for companies that were clients of the era's big winners.
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When Dr. Segenet Kelemu was growing up in a farming village in rural Ethiopia, she saw a swarm of locusts wipe out all her village's crops.
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"If you carry a balance even occasionally the interest rates will wipe out much if not all of the reward benefit you are earning," McBride said.
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After surviving two major challenges, President Barack Obama's health care initiative is back on the docket in a case that could wipe out the entire law.
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Another 2,000-point drop for the Dow will wipe out the entire Trump-bump, taking the index to levels seen before the presidency of Donald Trump.
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"I will not help you," Bernard says, but Ford can wipe out that rebellion like an annoying pop-up ad with the click of a button.
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The Workers Party, the only opposition party in parliament, with six of 89 elected seats, is close to "wipe out," its leader Pritam Singh has said.
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Six Lithuanian players ended in double scoring digits to wipe out a valiant solo effort by Canada's Kyle Wiltjer, the game's top scorer with 1033 points.
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In fact, it's now a good bet that Trump's tariffs will more than wipe out whatever breaks middle-class Americans got from the 2017 tax cut.
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Throughout the first year of Trump's presidency, North Korea continued to develop an arsenal that could wipe out US cities at the push of a button.
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This infection, popularly called C. diff, often occurs when potent antibiotics wipe out the normal bacterial inhabitants of the gut that otherwise keep it in check.
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" Libya is one of the world's largest oil producers, and the head of Libya's national oil company said Friday that the fighting could "wipe out production.
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Gary Cohn, the former White House economic adviser, said this week that tariffs could wipe out economic gains from the tax cut passed late last year.
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"One month could wipe out 10 years of progress," in the fight against inequality, Mark Muro, a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution, told The Atlantic.
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A second application of Saudi desert justice to the oil markets was an attempt to wipe out U.S. oil fracking production that began in November 2023.
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But that time frame has since lapsed, and he has acknowledged that it would be next to impossible for anyone to wipe out drugs so quickly.
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With the clock ticking on whether a global hacking attack would wipe out his data, Bolton Jiang had no intention of paying a 21st-century ransom.
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Murkowski's rider would wipe out the hard work of all these people and direct the Forest Service to effectively do the bidding of the timber industry.
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