"We cannot understand how this group, or these persons, could have eliminated such a wonderful person," he told the Security Council.
In our society we have severe issues of huge social inequalities on a global scale, and have to deal with the catastrophic consequences of climate change (take, for example, the current drought in California, one of the most severe in history), and with the resurgence of diseases that we thought we had eliminated, such as tuberculosis.
Current industrial and commercial activity apparently is not a major source of airborne lead in El Paso, and presumably other locales that have eliminated such traditional sources as leaded gasoline.
However, the open question technique should have eliminated such an effect.
We adjusted for area of residence (Kaski or other districts) in the final model, but this would not necessarily have eliminated such a bias.
While informal payments were reported in Bulgaria before 1998, when the Health Insurance Act was passed [ 5, 16], the subsequent reforms in health financing, the introduction of user fees and new provider payment mechanisms do not seem to have eliminated such practices [ 16, 29, 30], and there are even indications that the share of out-of-pocket payments has increased [ 2].
Designed for urban short-distance drivers, it has eliminated some parts, such as rear suspension, once thought essential.
The morphological change of the CNT film by this technique has eliminated additional processing steps, such as surface treatment which may result in secondary contamination and damage to the film.
Since 2010, the report found, the agency has eliminated 64 offices, the largest such reduction in any five-year span in its history.
The full automation of D2 calculations has eliminated intermediate, time-intensive steps, such as point counting, without sacrificing accuracy.
Robotics has eliminated assembly jobs, and machines have eliminated jobs such as tellers and toll booth operators, to cite just some examples.
