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Satellite images have confirmed that Islamic State has largely destroyed another ancient temple in the Syrian city of Palmyra, the United Nations has said.

"Puerto Rico has suffered an unprecedented catastrophe that has largely destroyed our physical infrastructure, including our electrical and telecommunications systems, impaired our public health facilities, and gravely limited the ability of our central and municipal governments to meet basic human needs," Rosselló wrote.

Conflict kills 1,000 everyday Years of conflict has not only left millions dead, but has largely destroyed the country's education and health infrastructure.

Human activities over the ages have largely destroyed the natural vegetation of Hungary.

By 1980, Western irrigation and improvements in transportation had largely destroyed this Eastern system of agriculture.

A toxic mix of suppressed wages, rocketing debt and political myopia have largely destroyed the allure of globalisation.

In addition, air strikes – combined with the fall in the price of oil – have largely destroyed the Isis oil economy, once one of its main sources of revenue.

By the end of 1992, we had largely destroyed, removed or rendered harmless all Iraqi facilities and equipment relevant to nuclear weapons production.

Although details are still classified, the attacks, along with laser-guided bombs, are believed to have largely destroyed Iraq's military command and control capability before the war began.

The novel follows a more apocalyptic vein than the film, with a nuclear war having largely destroyed Newton's home planet and Earth facing the same fate without alien intervention.

Seven countries that have declared chemical weapons, apart from Syria, have largely destroyed their stockpiles.