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HIGH-SEAS drift nets that stretched for miles and swept the ocean clean a decade ago are now banned because of their destructiveness to marine life.

We are Humanists first because with human tools we attempt an anatomy of human destructiveness to better ourselves and shed our vices.

By tying tigers and flies into one single frame of VERMIN, the slogan profiles the corrupt officials' harmfulness and destructiveness to the people and the party's determination to act upon them aggressively.

Precisely because he was barely twenty-three, Brando humanized the vengeful Stanley, reducing his willful destructiveness to what Williams excitedly described as "the brutality or callousness of youth".

The cycle of destructiveness seems to have accelerated.

In the current environment of voter fickleness, Democrats cannot count simply on demographics or the GOP's self-destructiveness to win the White House in 2016.

Just as it is possible to enumerate the proper ends of violence, so can we be precise about the means to those ends -- calibrating the tolerable level of destructiveness in the case of retaliation against an aggressor: "The violent response must be of equal or lesser force than the injury -- making due allowance for the ambiguities, mistakes and passions of urgency".

An effective way of reducing the destructiveness of earthquakes, therefore, is to build structures capable of withstanding intense ground motions.

Clearly equal to this kind of mark.

Hate is destructive, yes, but it is a productive kind of destructiveness that some try to harness for certain purposes.

This refers not to a storm's strength but to its destructiveness; that is to say, tornadoes are graded from a human perspective, rather than from the perspective of God or pure science.