On Wednesday night, as the 24-hour pre-poll silence began, the taoiseach, Enda Kenny, said a yes vote would "obliterate prejudice".
Lee Clark said: "It is still mathematically possible but we are going to have to obliterate the league if we're to stay up".
Laws on their own never obliterate prejudice.
He is charmed by their insider-knowledge of America's primary system, and finds them unamused by Hillary "Totally Obliterate" Clinton and John "Bomb Bomb Iran" McCain.But despite the headline, Mr Cole says almost nothing about...what's his name again?
Bluto (played by the now immortal John Belushi) was rallying the beleaguered brothers of Delta Tau Chi, victims of the censorious Dean Vernon Wormer and his campaign to obliterate the fraternity of debauched misfits.
As a mixed-race child, she grew up as one of Australia's "stolen generations" ordered to obliterate her aboriginal heritage.
Globalisation was supposed to obliterate family firms' comfy business models.
Workers ordered by officials to use sprays to remove graffiti have failed to obliterate slogans calling for Bashar Assad to go.At midnight on Thursday June 9th, protesters shout out the takbir Allahu akbar!
When his ego clashed with that of a fiery Italian soprano, Cecilia Bartoli, however, the Metropolitan Opera chose to stick with her.Ms Bassett's first-class authorised biography does not mask Sir Jonathan's weaknesses, but she says that, "in conversation, his flaws seem more tragicomic than intolerable the bile and bitterness never quite obliterate the man's warmth".
With these, America could launch long-range strikes to obliterate regimes but not nations.The review gives equal prominence to China, the power with "greatest potential to compete militarily" with America.
Both were pitted against younger men widely expected to obliterate them.
