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The company on Friday said it would decimate its workforce.

It would decimate us emotionally and financially.

And, as a bonus, it would decimate the cast.

That might theoretically produce enough revenue, if you hit the middle class, but it would decimate growth.

Over the summer, Mr. Nixon devoted most of his attention to the tax-cut bill, barnstorming the state to argue that it would decimate financing for education, mental health and other services.

"If I were to close the entire gap by budget cuts, it would decimate essential services, doing real harm to the state's economy and strangling local governments all across this state".

This was condemned by the remain campaign, who said it was a "reckless" plan that would "decimate our domestic industries".

Ever since the Cendant Corporation announced in April 1998 the "accounting irregularities" that would decimate its stock, Henry R. Silverman has been on a crusade to restore his reputation.

The news comes at a perilous time for the Labor Party, which dumped the deeply unpopular Ms. Gillard in the hopes of averting a landslide loss that would decimate its ranks in Parliament.

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Their plans would decimate public education and make it harder to pay back staggering student loans.