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"We've been decimated with injuries," he said.

"But the Cardinals' pitching has been decimated with injuries.

"Stop smoking services have been decimated with the changes to public health funding," he said.

Despite government schemes to protect musicianship in schools, high-profile musicians have recently complained that it has been "decimated", with learning an instrument now seen as a luxury.

The world No1 side has been decimated with a combination of injury, withdrawals and suspension ruling out the likes of Kieran Foran, Roger Tuivasa-Sheck and Simon Mannering. Tuivasa-Sheck and Simon Mannering

Although their ranks have been decimated with regularity in films for more than a quarter of a century, they are flourishing in force for no apparent reason.

"We were decimated with injuries the rest of the year," Harrell said.

Many other species were decimated, with populations reduced by up to 80percentt.

The streets here are decimated with potholes, and nearly always muddy and littered with garbage, broken glass and rusted chassis.

We knew the side was decimated with injuries, but even so it was still a major shock.

Bus services are being decimated, with almost a third chopped from a once ringfenced rural bus grant by the coalition.