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Vladimir Putin's Kremlin has been silencing independent voices one at a time for months, effectively dismantling the press.

These proposals could be the straw that breaks the camel's back, effectively dismantling an established infrastructure which achieves an amazing amount with very little.

More than 60 people involved in an international drug trafficking operation were arrested yesterday in New York, Philadelphia and Colombia, effectively dismantling the ring after a 20-month investigation, federal law enforcement officials said.

"Now many of those same women, or sometimes their mothers, could find they have to leave work to care for their own ageing parents, because we are effectively dismantling our system of social care.

In June, the Supreme Court dealt a devastating blow to organized labor, effectively dismantling the bargaining structure that, once upon a time, helped public-employee unions thrive.

For six weeks prior to the strikes, the Islamic State made stunning gains within Iraq, effectively dismantling the border with Syria and defeating the Iraqi army with little in the way to stop them.

Looked at from the opposite direction, ISDS effectively dismantles capitalism.

"The American trade-book publishing network of many publishers, wholesalers, and retailers will be effectively dismantled," he says.

Even so, some plants effectively dismantle these synthetic compounds, according to a variety of studies and field tests.

With Al Qaeda effectively dismantled, a government that is good enough to run the country is likely to be sufficient to achieve core American national security objectives as well.

The plan would effectively dismantle New Jersey's three public research universities and reorganize them geographically, with largely autonomous universities in Newark, New Brunswick and Camden.