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Clegg fears his party may be wiped out in May's European elections.

"You may be wiped out for a week," he said.

But if the market eventually turns against him his capital may be wiped out.

The Alliance Party and the Women's Coalition, small cross-community parties, may be wiped out entirely.

The record may be wiped clean, but the challenge that he and others posed remains.

But prices have been plummeting, and if they fall too low many farmers may be wiped out.

Surendra Singh Negi is the state's minister for alternative medicine, and he says he is worried that continued forest fires in the Himalayas may be wiping out rare and valuable plant life.

You may be wiping noses, packing lunches, making doctor's appointments, attending school meetings and doing much of the other unpaid labors of love.

"What we don't know is the trajectory and direction of this subsurface toxic plume". That's critically important information, both in order to assess what sorts of habitats the oil may be wiping out, and because "this stuff can pop up in surprising places, weeks if not months from now," he said.

He and other researchers fear that while the worldwide population of polar bears, estimated at 30,000, is not imminently threatened, subgroups like that of the western Hudson Bay may well be wiped out if the climate continues to heat up.

If they succeed, some of the tarnish may just be wiped out from Tony Hayward's legacy.