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Now it has effectively eliminated one.

Entering New Hampshire, Romney has effectively eliminated the only opponent, Gingrich, who can match his name identification in larger states.

Future exhibitions have been put on hold, the museum has effectively eliminated its curatorial and development departments.

In what Mr. Nadon called an unrelated development, the opera's executive director, Jane M. Gullong, will leave the company, as Mr. Mortier has effectively eliminated her job.

Their striking house, which they live in with their children, seven-year-old Oscar and Verity, five, is now so ­sustainable it has effectively eliminated energy bills.

The next day, Stewart showed pictures of the MSNBC correspondent Ashleigh Banfield before and after she went to Islamabad: "As you can see, by darkening her hair, making it slightly shorter, she has effectively eliminated any problems a woman might have in a radical fundamentalist regime".

But Mr. Newmark and Mr. Buckmaster have effectively eliminated this right.

Had it been approved, the measure would have effectively eliminated the need for hand signals and made stealing signals obsolete.

Having effectively eliminated yellow fever from the area, he was sent in 1904 as chief sanitary officer to Panama.

Paul Ryan's infamous budget of 2012 would have effectively eliminated nearly all the federal government's non-defense discretionary spending, even as he insisted that he wanted to "strengthen" the social safety net and keep the government investing in infrastructure.

The phenomenon has its critics, though, with child-development experts expressing concern that many of the newer electronic toys have effectively eliminated the need to interact with another person, either a too-busy parent or another child, and may short-circuit a child's social and intellectual development.