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Hence, a single fault by a data analyst or an insider attack might effectively obliterate all privacy guarantees.

Conclusion: Radiofrequency ablation is a minimally invasive, percutaneous technique that can effectively obliterate blood supply to an acardiac twin to preserve and protect the pump twin.

Because it is pretty effectively obliterated, is it not?

The prospect of Mr Reed making the jump from cult idol to superstar was effectively obliterated.From then on he stuck with his stand-offishness, his scratchy guitar sound and his emotionless, muttering vocals.

The church wants to build a large Russian Orthodox cemetery and cathedral at the site, effectively obliterating its historic and archaeological value, according to professionals who have worked at the site and experts on the royal family.

I didn't take him very seriously as a writer; as I saw it, Buchan's worldly success richly compensated for — and effectively obliterated — the eccentricity of his wanting to be a writer in the first place.

Endoscopic band ligation (EBL) has become the standard treatment of varices because it effectively obliterates the submucosal plexus of esophageal varices with an acceptably low rate of complications.

During the healing process, the lung adheres to the chest wall, effectively obliterating the pleural space.

If the language and therefore the culture is effectively obliterated, this leads to a cultural alienation and subsequently an identifying with the colonizer because to a colonial child, what else is there?

Slash-and-burn or shifting cultivation (jhum) agriculture involves clearing and burning of forest patches, so the original rainforest communities are effectively obliterated, and succession involves recovery of communities from scratch.

Ms. Rice agreed that allowing Palestinians to return to Israel would overwhelm the Jewish population and effectively obliterate Israel's identity as a Jewish state.