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Gennadi Zyuganov also said Mr. Putin had "effectively destroyed the Russian nuclear shield" by agreeing to a two-thirds reduction, to between 1,700 and 2,200, of the number of deployed strategic nuclear warheads in each nation.

To the east, the U.S. military had effectively destroyed the Taliban and significantly weakened al-Qaeda, both enemies of Iran, but had replaced them as an occupying force.

In 1976, Orr left Boston as a free agent to join the Black Hawks, but repeated injuries had effectively destroyed his left knee, and he retired in 1978 at age 30.

But the net effect of policies advocated and undertaken under the Abbott government has effectively destroyed goodwill among this constituency.

Niyazov has effectively destroyed primary education in Turkmenistan.

But it seems all too likely that the bombing has effectively destroyed one of the country's key industries.

"They have effectively destroyed civil society," said Robert Helvey, a retired United States Army colonel who since 1992 has run training seminars in nonviolent resistance along the Thai-Myanmar border.

In penetrating Bluebeard's ultimate secret, however, Judith has effectively destroyed them both, for she must now join his other wives in their imprisonment.

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Pentagon officials have said the air campaign, now in its 19th day, has effectively destroyed the Taliban's arsenal of aircraft, surface-to-air missiles and air defenses, and cut off most of their communications.