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His statement also said that there had been a 125percentt increase in the rate at which car bombs were discovered by security forces before they were exploded by insurgents.

Iraqi police officials also say that a few of the bombings involved women wearing vests that were exploded by remote control, though it is unclear exactly how many because explosions usually destroy telltale design details about the detonators.

Exhibit A on this score may be Theranos, the Palo Alto biotech company whose claims for its blood-testing technology were exploded by articles last week in the Wall Street Journal.

Phlebotomy — and the Humoral Theory on which it rests — was exploded by Hunter twenty years ago".

A bomb is exploded (by terrorists, of course, as the media report), killing quite a few people.

The idea that the Basel process is all about expertise – or smart people working out the right answers – is exploded by Sheila Bair's book, "Bull by the Horns".

Now, that very privacy has been exploded by a court case brought by 20 of Mrs. Clark's grandnephews, grandnieces, great-grandnephews and great-grandnieces, including Mrs. Friedman.

"These devices, sometimes called 'Drano bombs' or 'bottle bombs,' are exploded by mixing readily available household products in plastic containers," the message said.

Technique is a myth that can be exploded by reading the literature that is available, whether it's on the Kodak film box or in an instruction booklet.

Many old-media hacks, whose conventions (objectivity, anyone?) were supposed to be exploded by the Web, read his online Ballot Box submissions regularly.

That myth has been exploded by Ars, which ran a post yesterday called "Why ad blocking is devastating to the sites you love".