As Buy Nothing Day each November becomes obliterated by Christmas and the January sales, is the answer to be found in donning hair shirts and denying worldly goods?
The coelomic cavity, present initially, becomes obliterated by the side-to-side flattening of the somites, so that the thinner, outer parietal layer of the somite comes in close contact with its thicker visceral layer.
Granted, there were many things they did do right: substantially lowering unemployment, paying off some of Iceland's debt to the International Monetary Fund early, turning the economy around, but, unfortunately, their successes have become obliterated in the pre-election propaganda war fought with the two parties now poised to take power.
The orbital aspect of the roof is generally smooth and presents only one suture between the frontal and sphenoid bone and this suture becomes obliterated with age.
Eventually, the hippocampal sulcus becomes obliterated, but at times, a residual cavity, a so-called sulcal remnant cyst, may be seen (Fig. 6a).
In 90-91, Englandididn't lose - or get obliterated in all five Tests, won two one-dayers, and there was no T20 in which to become annihilated.
Or maybe Spotify itself will get obliterated.
Alveoli become partly obliterated with fibrotic masses at grade 7 and complete occlusions are observed at stage 8.
Cohen et al. [ 16] evaluated the FVC/VC ratio in patients with bronchiolitis obliterans syndrome occurring after lung transplantation, in which small airways become progressively obliterated, leading to airway obstruction.
The cavity of the archenteron increases as more material from the outside is transferred inward, and the blastocoel becomes almost completely obliterated.
