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UNEP (1999) does not accept Crosson's assessment and argues that land degradation is so bad that it has negated many of the gains in land productivity of recent decades.

According to some analysts, land degradation is a major threat to food security, it has negated many of the productivity improvements of the past, and it is getting worse (Pimentel et al., 1995; UNEP, 1999; Bremen, Groot and van Keulen, 2001).

"It felt like the most natural thing for me to be doing with my life, and I couldn't believe that I had negated it for so long".

In its blind rush to appify its signature product, 3M has negated everything that makes it great.

Nishitani writes as follows: On the one hand, śūnyatā or emptiness can be termed "an absolute negativity, inasmuch as it is a standpoint that has negated and thereby transcended nihility, which was itself the transcendence-through-negation of all being".

America's cognitive dissonance towards mass incarceration has negated the experience of millions of people; it also negates our ability to create social change more inline with our principles and vision of democracy.

"She has negated people with her silence," says a friend.

"This has negated the positive," he said triumphantly, stalking off without explaining the mysterious phrase.

Some critics argue that competition has negated the influence of the benefits.

In part, the global financial crisis has negated whatever benefits Mr. Sarkozy's policies might have produced.

Government excise duties have fallen to 24percentt from 40percentt in the last two years but the rise in fuel prices has negated the benefits to the Indian buyers.