Removing the links would obliterate the majority of the online readership for many newspapers.
While Truss has lamely maintained the changes are about removing red tape, the RIS obliterates this fiction.
That would make sense, because the agency has used its obliterating markers to remove all proof of Ms. Wilson's long covert service, including the year she arrived at the agency (1985), and where she was first posted (Greece).
While these modifiers do offer additional information, they cannot be removed without obliterating the sentence's meaning: "The song is popular; the song that I made up yesterday is not".. Avoid using commas with restrictive modifiers.
She removes her solar viewing glasses while the sun is totally obliterated by the moon.
At this point, Trump's star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame has been defaced, pissed on, and obliterated with a pickax twice, leaving local lawmakers calling for the thing to be removed for good.
He insisted on having his image digitally removed from all press photos taken with the Jaeger executives who had to approve the sale, and on having his signature digitally obliterated from photographs of the documents of authorization and transfer.
Thomas Becket's shrine in the Cathedral was demolished and all the gold, silver and jewels were removed to the Tower of London, and Becket's images, name and feasts were obliterated throughout the kingdom, ending the pilgrimages.
Queen Hatshepsut, a prolific builder who was a regent for her stepson, Thutmose III, was almost obliterated from history after he ascended the throne in the 15th century B.C. Thutmose, and then his son Amenhotep II, systematically removed her image from monuments, reliefs, statues, cartouches and the official list of Egyptian rulers, perhaps in an effort to underline their own legitimacy.
To obliterate a place is to remove every physical vestige, every psychic trace, brick by brick.
