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But the initial $30 million payment is effectively canceled out by the $30 million that the government agreed to pay Anglo for the company's stake in ZCCM.

The second-stage nonconjugate noise is effectively canceled, but the conjugate version is visible at the output.

In recent weeks, Sen. Mike Lee (R-Utah) has been heading an effort to essentially shut down the federal government unless Obamacare is effectively canceled.

With this strategy, male and female allelic effects are effectively canceled out within each study by analyzing both sexes together.

"The existing shares will be effectively canceled".

The source therefore induces equal currents in the forward and return paths, and these currents are effectively canceled out at the receiving end of the line.

His reality show, "The Hasselhoffs," has been effectively canceled by the channel that commissioned it, A&E, after only one night.

The meeting, put together by the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development after lengthy consultations with Beijing, was effectively canceled when China suddenly rescinded visas issued to participants across the globe.

A six-day bear hunt scheduled to start on Dec. 4 was effectively canceled yesterday when Gov. Jon S. Corzine delayed new state regulations authorizing bear seasons for five years.

"The right of workers to make their own free choice to join a union has been effectively canceled in a huge majority of unionization elections," Mr. Sweeney said.

In the United States, currently home to the world's largest reactor fleet, only one proposed project, in Texas, was effectively canceled after Fukushima, but it had been teetering for more than a year since its largest backer, NRG Energy, decided to pull the plug.