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"It would wipe out all of their cash".

When the iPad hit the market, some predicted that it would wipe out e-reader devices like the Amazon Kindle.

In an appearance on CNN, he asserted that if he won in the Southern state it would "wipe out" Mr. Romney's victories in Iowa and New Hampshire.

The latest phase, starting in late August, has been the most violent, with the government declaring it would wipe out the rebels for good.

If the lockout lasts through the summer, it would wipe out the rookie transition program (held in August or September), which educates young players about finances, the dangers of drug abuse, and other critical matters.

The injections are labor-intensive, but at the moment there is no good alternative: if Imidacloprid was sprayed from the air, it would wipe out beneficial insects and wouldn't kill many adelgids — the insect's woolly coat sheds water.

"If you were to take the Kalamazoo River spill and superimpose it here, that would wipe out our whole county," Rogzinski told VICE News.

The Justice Department has begun an investigation of the management of the Sunbeam Corporation during the period the company was run by Albert J. Dunlap, Sunbeam said over the weekend as it proposed a reorganization that would wipe out the investment of its shareholders and leave its bondholders with almost nothing.

Its shares went into free fall last October when it forecast that the scrapping would wipe out £80m of profits.

It would make sense in avoiding duplication, but would wipe out some of Chrysler's best cars.

Letting banks collapse would wipe out this critical mechanism; nationalising them could, eventually, do it similar damage.