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Researchers have found that this process, known as deliquescence, can reduce the potency of vitamin B, vitamin C and other water-soluble supplements — even rendering them useless.

White House chefs will prepare Jewish participants' family recipes, even rendering chicken fat — better known as schmaltz — for just the right matzo ball flavor.

For the previous year or so I'd been on Paxil, which had subdued and restrained my sexual response, even rendering me anorgasmic.

And the control files for robots can be posted online for downloading by other users, who can tweak them as needed.At the same time, better artificial intelligence is even rendering some programming unnecessary.

What makes the notion of clean so slippery is the relative newness of the idea of decontaminating industrial sites and the unpalatable truth that treating pollution, even rendering it harmless, almost never means getting rid of it.

Obscured by all this entrepreneurial activity lies a still more fundamental issue: As distance learning enterprises start competing with colleges and universities for students, tuition and faculty, will they not also progressively marginalize "brick and mortar" institutions, perhaps even rendering them obsolete?

Two recent developments could make these conversations less awkward, or even render them moot.

There have been instances of bulls being knocked off their feet or even rendered unconscious.

"The European's beating was so complete that they even rendered Tiger Woods moot.

In a situation as with the last tweet embeddedabove, this can even render the tweet nonsensical.

In some situations illegal arrest practices may even render a confession of the defendant inadmissible at the trial.