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During Soviet times, revised maps erased the name entirely, in order to discourage Siberian regionalism.

Its main events are vividly described here (thanks to a certain amount of unavoidable speculation), but entirely in order to serve Egginton's detailed reading of his famous novel.

Destitute and frustrated, some writers joined artist unions, others picketed newspaper offices, and still others, on the recommendation of the New Masses editor Granville Hicks, gave up writing entirely in order to better become true "member[s] of the proletariat".

"Likely the result will be that small businesses will have to reduce or eliminate positions entirely in order to maintain budget," said Tallulah Chiono, executive director at Lake County Chamber of Commerce in rural south-central Oregon.

If the Hilton is willing to end room service entirely in order to cut 55 people from its payroll, we shouldn't be surprised if a few decades from now—some of its competitors replace their delivery staff with automatons.

That means you can bypass the Moments app entirely in order to privately send photos with a select friend or friends.

The renovation of Leishman and Marshall Towers will see the buildings entirely reclad in order to enhance their energy efficiency.

In this study, the geological and tectonometamorphic maps of Syros have been entirely redrawn in order to decipher the structure of a fossilized subduction channel.

But if the user understands the value of their privacy they will also understand the value of a personalized service that does not require they strip entirely naked in order to use it.

We wished to investigate the prognosis of children infected with Toxoplasma gondii during the first trimester of pregnancy and whose ultrasound findings were entirely normal, in order to find out whether congenital toxoplasmosis did or did not justify termination of pregnancy if there was no fetal abnormality on ultrasound.

Swairjo completed his studies in Greece, and uses his understanding of Greek to find words with Hellenistic origins in the Koran, which Muslims consider to be entirely Arabic, in order to challenge their view of the holy book.