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Another version from 2011 lists nearly three pages of state and local ACORN chapters -- all defunct -- that are barred from receiving government money.

But in social, they've been the one big community for Orkut, Google's all but defunct social network.

Once an email platform for a company still managing an all-but-defunct computer language, Symbolics.com was bought for an untold amount of money and turned into a platform intended to serve ads to the unsuspecting visitor.

Open Easter-October; £9-£15 per tent depending on size; 01792 391374, no website There are two small "normal" camping fields at Lone Wolf, but cross an all-but-defunct single-track railway line and you enter a much wilder world.

Montenegro and Serbia are still tied together in the all-but-defunct Yugoslav federation.

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Further, Deaf schools traditionally serve as hubs for Deaf culture, providing independent living and job training for post-grads, offering (often free) American Sign Language (ASL) classes to interested locals, leading research in linguistics and special education, and hosting social and cultural events—all resources left defunct upon the closure of a Deaf school.

Its auditor, Arthur Andersen, is all but defunct.

Or one who might have coaxed life from the all but defunct power play.

Sadly, though, pepper pot soup, one of the grand Philadelphia gastronomic traditions, appears to be all but defunct.

It also underscores the fact that terrorism, all but defunct in Peru for more than a decade, is still a hot political issue.