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But the Cubs' two-year slide into National League Central irrelevance has removed much of the juice from this weekend's three-game set at Wrigley Field.

The problem is that in many corners of the world, geopolitics, more than geology, has removed much of those reserves from the reach of independent oil companies.

Neurometrix, a small medical device maker with billion-dollar ambitions, says that its system has removed much of the complexity inherent in traditional neurology exams.

"In the UK, continuing low inflation has removed much of the impetus to raise interest rates, meaning ultra-accommodative monetary policy looks set to continue through 2016," said James Sproule, chief economist at the Institute of Directors.

He blamed the insurrection that has removed much of the country from his control on radical Islamists, and once again suggested they had given young people drugs that goaded them into a frenzy of rioting.

This is, in large part, what the euro crisis has wrought: gutting the public sector has removed much of the ideological terrain that once separated the political left from the political right.

Computers have removed much of the title's luster.

But this year, two new developments have removed much of the meaning from overnight ratings.

Scholars are not sure to what extent colour was used, for time and soil have removed much of it.

A proposal engineered by America last October would have removed much of Iran's stockpile of low-enriched uranium for Russia to enrich up to 20% and for France to fabricate into fuel rods for the reactor.

Now, from Germany we have a new version of the corner, using derivatives in a way that may have removed much of the risk for the people planning the corner.