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And last but not least, it makes up for the long, obliterating neglect in his own land of one of history's greatest scientific visionaries.

In his design for the CCTV headquarters, Mr. Koolhaas begins by obliterating any trace of the human scale from the exteriors.

And where American atomic bombs levelled Hiroshima and Nagasaki, rather than Japanese bombs obliterating Chicago and New York?

and that others are forced to undergo hated "patriotic re-education" , which many see as aimed at obliterating their own culture.

The thinner outer layers of the star cannot contain the nuclear reactions so tightly, and the star balloons, obliterating nearby planets.

Instead of a design obliterating the individual character, it is the embodiment and extending of the self-value.

Objective To observe the clinical efficacy of thrombus-dissolving therapy for obliterating old thrombus in deep lower veins.

Chinese education system has long been criticized of obliterating personality.

Their plans called for obliterating Israel's army, conquering the country, and killing large numbers of civilians.

He heard Pam screaming. The noise became obliterating. Then solid darkness descended.

Result These 5 patients were finally cured by obliterating or isolating the fistulae.

Heavy rains triggered landslides in the Philippines last month, obliterating a village of 1, 800 people.

One Magnum Breeding sold at the 2004 MAHA Stallion Service Auction for $26, 000, obliterating all previous records.

They must complete the job of obliterating Afrikaans and the Afrikaner people from the map of South Africa.

I am amused. Look at the quivering coward. You try so hard to keep me from obliterating you.

Obliterating history in Georgia