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A Google spokesman asserts that the program is designed to combat "the faceless Web".

Theresa May's conveniently short walk to Downing Street is designed to combat the impression that nobody is in control.

These are cheap PCs designed to combat the NC's chief advantage for corporate users low maintenance costs.

Inside, there are two exercise yards, each covered with sturdy steel mesh designed to combat the chance of a helicopter rescue attempt.

The shake-up of the NHS will continue with a health bill introducing new measures designed to combat the MRSA hospital superbug.

The vaccine is the first specifically designed to combat the Clade A H.I.V.-1 virus, the most prevalent strain in many parts of Africa.

For though the Bank of England will pay for the purchases by crediting the accounts of commercial banks, it is creating money just as surely as if it were printing notes.The policy may jangle inflationary nerves but it is in fact designed to combat deflation, the new bogeyman.

Established in 1933 as part of President Franklin D. Roosevelt's New Deal legislation, the CCC was designed to combat unemployment during the Great Depression.

The €25bn (£17.8bn) merger is designed to combat Walmart in the US, where both companies have their main operations.

Mr Farr also defended the Government's controversial strategy designed to combat extremism in the UK.

Indeed, in Dr Moran's opinion, current proposals—such as advanced-purchase commitments, in which governments try to create a paying market by promising to buy large amounts of new products designed to combat neglected diseases run the risk of swaying industry toward for-profit, do-it-yourself drug development.