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As India's massive informal economy reeled, Modi implored the country to give the policy time to work, arguing it would flush out untaxed wealth being hoarded by wealthy Indians, help to digitise the economy — one of the most cash-based in the world — and starve terrorists and criminal gangs of cash.

The hope now is that the early attacks would flush out more targets.

He reminisced about his childhood, about the way the burning sugar cane fields would flush out so many rabbits.

THRUSTING his small strong arm into the firewood piles where they nested, Sun Myung Moon as a boy would flush out sparrows into a net.

He said this would flush out all the black money and get rid of the counterfeit notes that were being used by terrorists in their nefarious activities.

Several large supplement makers and industry groups welcomed the announcement, saying that they already had voluntary manufacturing and purity standards and that F.D.A. regulation would flush out shoddy companies that ruin the market.

So instead of wasting energy, he decided to sit and see if his smell would flush out any deer.

Philip Hammond, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, went to war with MPs who want rid of May and said the vote would "flush out the extremists" in the party.

During stone fragmentation, rapid removal of the endoscope out of the working sheath synchronized with the water jet period would create a relative vacuum within the working sheath and, together with the recoil of water jets, would flush out the small stone fragment (≤3 mm) and blood clots).

But Edwards noted that because Flint residents have been using much less tap water, it's taking longer than it normally would to flush out deposits of lead and rust that discolors the water.

Frequent downpours, he said, would actually flush out those habitats, wash away their eggs and make it more difficult for them to breed.