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But new research suggests it could be some way from being eradicated entirely.
Amazon is pursuing plans to create stores in which checkouts are eradicated entirely.
The sad fact is that in Boston, London and every major city, although terrorism can be contained, it cannot – without an unacceptable surrender of freedom – be eradicated entirely.
There are obviously limits on how far politicians can go in influencing parents' relationships with their children, and privilege comes in too many guises ever to be eradicated entirely.
Rules and laws never eradicate wrongdoing entirely.
The Ahmadinejad administration, using violence and intimidation, has done its utmost to limit such protests, if not eradicate them entirely.
Soldiers stood at attention before a marble plinth, whose inscription extolled the Rajapaksas' leadership during "a humanitarian operation which paved the way to eradicate terrorism entirely from our motherland, restoring her territorial integrity and the noble peace".
Guns are dangerous, and right now the United States is tearing itself apart trying to figure out how to think about these deadly weapons, with one side viewing them as rightfully-owned tools and toys, and the other seeking to eradicate them entirely.
Guns are dangerous, and right now the United States is tearing itself apart trying to figure out how to think about these deadly weapons, one side viewing them as rightfully-owned tools and toys, and the other seeking to eradicate them entirely.
With the vaccine, health experts are talking with renewed optimism about eradicating malaria entirely (some countries already have).
