The extirpation of Piracy !
It's not just that labor is down – they're really looking for the extirpation of organized labor".
Nor does the collapse of insect populations, or coral reefs, or the extirpation of orangutans from Borneo.
Stuart, A. J. & Lister, A. M. New radiocarbon evidence on the extirpation of the spotted hyaena (Crocuta crocuta (Erxl).) in northern Eurasia.
In that view, the function of its adoption is not merely negative, but positive; the planning of improvements as well as the extirpation of abuses.
The results suggest that the extirpation of Australia's mammal fauna has been accompanied by a loss of key ecosystem processes.
Stanford's Center for Conservation Biology has pioneered investigations of population extinctions, in part because of the Ehrlich group's observations on the extirpation of checkerspot populations.
The extirpation of faith, the corroded ethics and rising criminality prevented the rise of a state that serves its citizenry and is fully accountable to it.
The rise of National Socialism in Germany in 1933 led to the extirpation of Jewish influence in all spheres of German cultural life.
War, no longer the continuation of politics by other means, took on a theological intensity, aiming at the extirpation of what Chris Kyle in his memoir American Sniper calls "savage, desperate evil".
A historian who spent years studying the extirpation of Diyarbakir's Armenians told me, "It is highly unlikely that anybody not entirely reliable was ever allowed to get close to Reşid and take his measurements".
