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It nullified many of the key civil liberties of German citizens, and it was used as the legal basis to imprison anyone considered to be opponents of the Nazis.

The mega-amendment is a toxic waste dump of bad constitutional ideas, many of which were introduced before and nullified by the Constitutional Court or changed at the insistence of European bodies.

Many of the qualities Strachan had hoped his side would inflict on England were rather nullified as a team with seven players from the Championship laboured to make in-roads for long periods.

Noting that he had heard about the requests for reconsideration by many of the retirees, he stressed that if Dr. Ajemian's name "appears in any RRB disability application or on any supporting documentation," the entire application "is tainted by Ajemian's admitted fraud and nullified in its entirety".

In order to circumvent TRAIL-mediated apoptotic clearance, the expression levels of DR4 and DR5 in many types of cancer cells are nullified, but interestingly, they can be reactivated when cancer cells are challenged with small chemical molecules.

Ms. Pamfilova said the results from four districts were nullified because of election fraud.

Conveniently, the results of elections in Siirt were nullified because of procedural irregularities, opening up a few seats in Parliament.

But that election, which was open to all parents of Lafayette students, was nullified because of a technicality.

Those all came in the wake of a June ruling in the US supreme court that nullified part of the federal anti-gay-marriage law.

"And later, on a pass to Joe Jurevicius that was nullified because of a penalty against the Vikings, Ike Hilliard was wide open over the middle".

Beltre, a two-time Gold Glove winner, takes over at third for Mike Lowell, whose trade to Texas was nullified because of a thumb injury that required surgery.