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The latter was wrecked by the saltwater, and basically rendered useless.

Through it all, Dylan basically rendered the musical performances we'd just witnessed moot and left many of us sure we'd been in on a night we'd never forget, a tour de force of dry wit, wry commentary and snapshot stories.

"You would basically render a pizza inedible if you had to put that much sauce on it to meet the new standards, and pizza is a big part of school lunches," Mr. Henry said.

While Japan's own military would be unlikely to participate, the country's logistical involvement basically renders that fact academic.

We have taken the complexity out of it and we built a tool… that when you reboot the computer it basically renders that computer untraceable".

This Chinese invention, for sale to dictators that might someday find themselves under U.S. air assault, sends out thousands of false radar readings, confusing America's SAM-seeking missiles and basically rendering them worthless.

Automakers from outside China basically need a local dancing partner in order to make and sell vehicles in the country, without incurring huge import taxes that would basically render their operations unsustainable.

The standard portions basically render the lunchtime all-you-can-eat special superfluous.

"If you lay heavy equipment down on Columbus Avenue and destroy our transportation corridors, you will basically render this entire area inaccessible".

I also question the likelihood the average dude would actually be willing to use the gel, given that the point of it is to basically render a man temporarily infertile through the lowering of sperm count.

The astronomical number of tests emerging from a genome-wide pair-wise analysis basically renders the FDR correction unpractical and useless.