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Washington's long history of support for Arab dictators and its hypocritical claims of being an "honest peace broker" have now rendered the U.S. irrelevant in the eyes of many.

The statue stands outside the church; heavy rains have now rendered the "tears" a mere smudge on the left side of the face, but this has not stopped the devout from bringing flowers, praying, and taking photographs.

Clonidine has been used extensively, but its pronounced hypotensive and sedative effects have now rendered it unsuitable for community detoxification and its use has been superseded by the analogues lofexidine [ 16], and guanfacine (not used in the UK).

The Arab spring has now rendered it almost irrelevant.

As he watched online, Keane took screengrabs that he has now rendered in paint, with Blair in the foreground looking heavily distorted.

This genetic movement, in combination with the profligate use of antibiotics, has now rendered a large armamentarium of once life-saving drugs useless.

But if Iraq's bloody complexity has often made it hard to sustain this comforting narrative, the unmistakable imagery of a truly popular election, at least in most parts of the country, has now rendered it untenable.Not that some don't keep trying.

A low sequencing cost of around US$1000 per genome has now rendered large population-scale projects feasible.

Google's success at decoupling Office from our private lives has now rendered the opportunity to remake the business relationships from the inside out.

A Florida jury has now rendered its verdict on the question of whether George Zimmerman is legally guilty for killing Trayvon Marin.

In essence, by amending the act, the state of Michigan has now rendered countless small farmers, those raising limited quantities of livestock for food, as criminals.