They're alone; they're ostracized; they're maligned; their very being is constantly getting negated.
But my saving her would have negated the many happy years she did have with her husband before things got bad.
"He'll bring a lot of positivity to Leicestershire, but we've got to negate that with our own performances," said Glamorgan spinner Dean Cosker.
What's going on is that a bunch of Snapchat users downloaded third-party apps that save photos they get (thus negating the entire point of Snapchat), then some hackers claimed they'd stolen 200,000 of those saved images and are now saying they're going to upload them all to a searchable online database of human junk.
"It could be difficult, because the use of air power, to a large degree, is negated when you get into this kind of urban warfare," Senator John McCain said Tuesday on "The Early Show" on CBS.
So any benefits you get from shooting film are negated or at least dampened by that process.
"We managed to steady ourselves [after the goal] and got good shape again and negated a little bit of their attacking play but, again, we couldn't seem to force it in the net at the other end and that's obviously a problem they've [the Barnsley players] had all season.
Tony Perkins, president of the Family Research Council, said Mr. Bush's failure to ask Congress to get to work on an amendment negated his other initiatives.
Until about a year ago, I used to scoff at the assertion, long made by the videoconferencing industry, that its high-end technology, in many cases, negated the need to get on an airplane and travel to a face-to-face meeting.
"He did share with me many many times that he was having a lot of issues," Tombyll said, "and was contacting his attorney and everything else to try and get a lot of that stuff negated".
