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More than any of her Democratic rivals, Mrs Clinton has striven to neutralise the Republicans' advantage here.

Russia's defence establishment fears such a system could neutralise its strategic nuclear forces.

Russia has until now regarded the missile shield as an attempt to neutralise, whether immediately or in the future, its nuclear arsenal.

The endorphins released during sex also neutralise the stress hormones in the body, which are linked to heart disease.

The Kremlin still plays down the Iranian threat, and says America's real objective is to neutralise Russia's nuclear forces.

Utilising a unique scent impregnated plastic film to effectively neutralise the unpleasant smell of a soiled nappy.

A possible mission for an SSGN would be to support and launch UUVs to neutralise mines covertly.

The nanoparticles are created around a template so that they match the shape of the target molecules and can capture and neutralise them.

This NLP technique will help you neutralise negative emotions that get triggered by such situations.

Using one drug to neutralise resistance to another looks worthy of further research.

Fundamentally, Goldman has lost the ability to neutralise the vitriol which greets its every move.

Chengdu Zoo in Sichuan Province: With guns drawn, police stepped into neutralise the threat from an escaped tiger.

The numbers are rising even though the US military has spent $17bn struggling to neutralise IEDs in Afghanistan and elsewhere.

Second, modernise the economy and neutralise the "resource curse" .

On the one hand, his Soviet appearance and style appealed to the voters and helped neutralise the shock of market reforms.

Saliva takes about an hour to ? neutralise the acid created by a food or drink.

Man is a gregarious animal, and apparently the mischievous microbes he exhales fight and neutralise each other.

United have a lot to worry about here - Chelsea can just sit back and neutralise United's attacking threat by throttling the midfield.

One or two leaders mentioned real faults, only to neutralise them with excuses.

Mr Obama's plan would neutralise that hit (see table).

A cube of cheddar after a meal will neutralise the acids in your mouth, thus helping to prevent tooth decay.

This should buy you at least 1-2 extra seconds giving you the edge you need to neutralise any potential threat (2 head shots).

Antioxidants neutralise free radicals before they can cause harm.

Even so, we can neutralise any nuclear weapons wherever they are, and it is pointless in attempts being made to deceive us.

Finish a meal with cheese or milk to help neutralise any acids