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John Shaw and other historians, military and civilian, have based the conclusions of their work on the incursion on the premise that the North Vietnamese logistical system in Cambodia had been so badly damaged that it was rendered ineffective.

But until a new formula for section 4 can be drafted in Congress, it is rendered ineffective.

"If I was scared that that would somehow jump on me and corrupt what I'm doing, I'm rendered ineffective," he said.

In 1930, one of Hoover's aides claimed that North America's coastal islands would play little part in a potential war between the United States and Japan unless the Navy was rendered ineffective and Canada turned against its southern neighbor.

When this policy was rendered ineffective by the Boston Tea Party, Dartmouth sought to reimpose strict British control over the colonies.

Njonjo, meanwhile, was rendered ineffective when he was found guilty of involvement in treason or subversion, although he was pardoned because of his earlier services to the country.

Although that agent succeeded in foiling one serious bombing plot against the United States, he was rendered ineffective once his existence was disclosed.

However, that immune response was rendered ineffective when the checkpoint proteins, PD1 on the T cells and PD-L1 on the tumor cells, interacted.

The Iraqi air defense system of aircraft, surface-to-air missiles, antiaircraft guns, and ground-controlled interception radars was rendered ineffective.

Nowitzki was rendered ineffective as the Mavericks fed him the ball in the final minutes looking for more heroics that never materialized.

The brush was so thick that even thermal imaging was rendered ineffective, Godfrey said.