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This enforced "Sunnification" may have effectively erased much of the theological differences with other Syrians.

And last year, Mr. Spano proposed a 9.5percentt increase, which would have effectively erased those cuts.

History has effectively erased Wagner's transgression; Mendelssohn is once again almost universally revered, even if many of his works are deemed facile and glib — wrongly, but that's a different essay.

The bombings have persisted despite daily Israeli military incursions into West Bank cities to look for militants and explosives, raids that have effectively erased the boundaries between the areas controlled by Israel and those nominally under Palestinian security control.

The surprisingly superb play of Monte Morris as backup point guard has effectively erased any pressure Denver may have had in bringing Thomas back, and moreover even raised concerns that introducing him to the mix could cost Morris minutes and disrupt the Nuggets' chemistry.

President Obama's performance on national security has been perceived as so strong that for now, it has effectively erased the deficit on national security that has shadowed the Democratic Party since the Vietnam War.

Their name had been effectively erased from the history books and the Russians have kept the horrors they inflicted on this people hidden for a century and a half.

The border between the two countries — three hundred miles long, most of it an empty stretch of desert — has been effectively erased, with ISIS and Nusra working both sides.

Franco had effectively won in the north.

Five German divisions had effectively been engulfed.

The border between the two countries three hundred miles long, most of it an empty stretch of desert has been effectively erased, with Isis and Nusra working both sides.