I unplug the laptop, too, eliminating the familiar green charging glow.
Cooking the parts separately eliminated the familiar Thanksgiving stress of overdone breast meat and underdone thighs.
The restrictions could eliminate the familiar incandescent bulbs, which have used essentially the same technology since Thomas Alva Edison invented them.
Instead, her plans, which optimistically assume annual GDP growth of 2.5%, depend heavily on that familiar fallback: eliminating waste.As Ms Royal has criss-crossed France, posing with striking workers at a car factory outside Paris or urging a mass rally in Marseille to sing the national anthem, one word has been virtually absent from her speeches: growth.
But Trump hasn't specifically called for eliminating it, and experts familiar with his statements and proposals (of which, again, there have been several) see no evidence that he wants to do so.
This could haul in over €1 billion a year.Most reform ideas, though, turn on that familiar fall-back: eliminating waste.
As President Obama and congressional leaders confront a March 1 deadline to strike a deal that will reduce the federal budget deficit or otherwise accept automatic spending cuts, Washington now echoes with familiar talk that eliminating tax breaks and closing loopholes presents a simple way to raise revenue.
Mr. Romney, in fact, likes to talk about eliminating the subsidy to Amtrak, a familiar Republican target.
Some physicists believe they are coming closer to an answer with a phenomenon called decoherence, in which the particles themselves constantly "observe" one another, eliminating the quantum fuzziness and yielding the familiar world of solid objects.
Driver self-regulation may include reducing total kilometers travelled, reducing distance travelled from home, driving only in familiar areas or reducing/ eliminating driving in challenging situations, such as at night [ 13].
