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It's as if some new hit style had completely wiped out the old fashioned style before, and with no golden oldies stations.

Dominic Ambrosino, an ex-prison officer, said he and his wife Ronnie Sue had their "entire life savings wiped out" by Madoff.

In two and a half years, it has wiped out the main military forces of the reactionary Kuomintang government and all its crack divisions.

AS IF North Korea's people did not have enough reasons for gloom, on November 30th their savings were wiped out by government decree.

Since the existing shareholders were obviously not completely wiped out by the deal, they do well out of it - probably too well.

The fire virtually wiped out the whole town. At present, the police were making efforts to investigate the cause of it.

With shareholders wiped out by a default, the big question would be how much money bondholders could reasonably expect to recover.

She just can't believe it, but she's wiped out and tired, and she closes her eyes and fell asleep.

Shareholders would have been wiped out, as was appropriate for an institution needing such a public rescue.

"This was by far the worst downtown since the luxury tax nearly wiped out the boat builders in the very early 1990s, " Zilkha said.

They wiped out our species to the point of extinction, keeping a few survivors locked up in cages to be examined and taunted.

The enemy into a minefield all been wiped out the guerrillas, Matsui laparotomy suicide.

It was thought to need humid caves, and conservationists feared it had been wiped out as the forests dried out after extensive logging.

Imagine all that we have worked for. . . all we have created and all that we know. . . wiped out in the blink of an eye. . .

If this dolphin is now deemed to be extinct, scientists say it would be one of the few large aquatic mammals to be wiped out in 300 years.

For an entire city to be wiped out in seconds by one bomb was more like a force of nature.

None of this adventuring means anything if you're wiped out with the dinos.

We tried to type this all in one go and accidentally used standard brackets, which wiped out all everything we'd done up to that point!

This is the only way. It's just a matter of time before Zion is wiped out. Come with me.

But Liu Ping was sombre as he watched them. His home town of Beichuan was wiped out by the shock. Hundreds of children lie among the dead.

His charity was wiped out, his foundation was wiped out, the retirement for his employees was wiped out.

About ninety brigades of his regular troops alone have been wiped out in the eleven months since last July.

disease is likely to be wiped out in a few years.

Just AS he hoped, in the first year we wiped out 97 and a half brigades, slightly exceeding the target.

As the continued popularity of disaster movies at the box office demonstrates, we are all too aware how, as a race, we might be wiped out.

In just a few years, they almost wiped out the entire puffin population.

Hew wiped out with an eraser what he had written on the blackboard.

it allowed for a free flow of bacteria, germs and microbes that almost wiped out the American peoples, ' he explained.

Lay's convictions on 10 counts of fraud, conspiracy and lying to banks in two separate cases were wiped out with his death.

I feel like the middle class has been almost completely wiped out now. Now, you have got the bottom class and the top class.

Baasha Rutter said: "wipe out the Taliban's actions will continue until there were all wiped out Taliban, restoring governance. "

Images of New Orleans spread around the world, but east of the Louisiana border, much of the Mississippi coast was also wiped out.

There were enough medicines to go around. So schistosomiasis had been wiped out for good in M state.

Conclusion: To believe destiny has controlled your future and life is superstitious and should be wiped out of your mind.

The best part of the system is the entire data goes back to the pharma companies, and the codes get wiped out from printing systems.

Reading on, he came to a passage about reindeer being wiped out on St Matthew Island in the Bering Sea.

"By the time we started our project, Chytridium had already hit Panama and it wiped out a lot of these frogs, " Gratwicke recalled.

Positioning on a prominent, visible terrain feature tends to get crew-served teams wiped out.

In an unprecedented failure in rocket history launching disasters, a whole town in Xizhang was wiped out by the Long March III rocket.

It has wiped out the century-old humiliation of the Chinese nation and activated the national spirit, and are very proud of it.

It is considered to have been wiped out in most of the world, except in Nigeria, Afghanistan, India and Pakistan.

But the tsunami wiped out power to the plant, which took down the main coolant system, and a wave destroyed the diesel-based backup system.

He also blocked attempts to limit the kind of predatory lending that wiped out thousands of families.

Tiger conservationists relate a disheartening tale of years of painstaking successes wiped out by poachers and corrupt forest officials.

Tuberculosis, which had been wiped out, is coming back.

Every morning, again, after getting out of that tent your brain is completely wiped out.

Once it has been wiped out, there remains no one else to be feared, for the others have no credit with the people.

So far they have already seen their first year's interest effectively wiped out, as the bonds have slumped about 5% in price since the sale.

Wild tigers have even been wiped out in several reserves set up to protect them.

Unchecked hunting wiped out a number of large species, and today mining, logging and energy exploration threaten those that remain.

We had already wiped out all the enemy troops long before day-break.

Instead, the blame for passing on the disease that wiped out a third of the population of Europe could lie with the victims themselves.

There is no known cure for the disease and Mr Clark warned that Japanese larch could be wiped out in the South West.

The Nasdaq Composite fell about three quarters from its peak, and, of course, many technology stocks were wiped out altogether.

The price plunge has wiped out trillions of dollars in home equity and caused the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression.

This is an infectious disease to be wiped out in a few years.

As the Jedi's ranks were wiped out by the machinations of the emergent Empire, Obi-Wan went into hiding on Tatooine.

But unlike human beings, even the most intelligent animals don't worry about the possibility of being wiped out in a terrible catastrophe.

Musashi: What's the matter? You look wiped out.

he struck it rich: he found a vaccine that has almost wiped out this killer.

The reasoning was that even if Thule was wiped out, SAC would still have defences and communications.

The global recession wiped out roughly two years of worldwide demand for oil.

By 2015, for instance, Greece could not reduce its debt to a sustainable level even if it wiped out the remaining private bondholders.

To top it all: the "no bail-out" clause was wiped out in the wake of the first Greek rescue package.

Savings were wiped out overnight and minibond holders went on the rampage, picketing banks and financial institutions across the city.

He stood up, use a handkerchief wiped out of hand, and touch another piece of towel, the old woman's saliva slowly erase.

The object involved, which was likely only a few dozen meters in diameter, could have wiped out a major metropolitan area.

Hedge fund fee structures rarely allow investors to claw back fees if years of profits are wiped out by a single year's giant loss.

Villages have been wiped out, schools wiped out, but it will take a while to make sure we have a good understanding of what the needs are.

D. By comparing the proportion of life wiped out with the volume of lava produced.

The nascent recovery seen in London could be wiped out if cash is withdrawn.

Here has been wiped out in the first part of the handling of partition wall, resulting in translucent cut off, it seemed more transparent.

The animals had been almost completely wiped out a thousand years later.

He rebutted arguments that as a result of it "the Korean agriculture sector will be wiped out overnight. "

JAPAN'S quake, tsunami and nuclear crisis wiped out a quarter of the power-generation capacity in Tokyo and the Kanto region.

Shareholders and long-term bondholders would have been wiped out before any public money had to be put in.

True, if GM were to enter the bankruptcy courts, as holders of unsecured debt the bondholders could be wiped out entirely.

If such creatures like frogs would be wiped out from China's vast land, that would be a great pity.

Not all of these debts would be affected by a sovereign default, let alone be wiped out.

The enemy's force trebles our own, but we have wiped out the enemy.

Companies that are unable to cope with the demands of consumers in the internet age should be wiped out.

The gains made Monday almost wiped out a 1. 1% loss in Friday's session after the release of worse-than-expected jobs data from the U. S.

An international team Thursday concluded that it was an asteroid, not volcanoes, that wiped out dinosaurs 65. 5 million years ago.

Has enough overbubbly optimism been wiped out of the investing masses by this recent selloff?

When Ms Novogratz returned to Rwanda years later, she discovered that the bakery had been wiped out by the country's civil strife.

Then, during the Christmas holidays, came the brutal Soviet invasion, which wiped out any chance for a two-thirds vote of approval.

This was dangerous because the interest rate spread could be wiped out in short order by volatile currency movements.

Then they flipped a genetically engineered-switch that wiped out a set of neurons, called the CREB-making neurons.

The money that Hungarian households saved on cheap Swiss interest rates has been more than wiped out by the rise in the Swiss franc.

Thanks but has not yet been brought under control Lina who did not love the fairy wings, everything will be wiped out.

My house is a mess and I spend less time with my child than I would like because I am wiped out from a long day at work.

He said that was despite cutting prices so low they wiped out the restaurant's profit.

What if another user wanted it wiped out (a challenge with any service, we acknowledge) completely?

The choice of the enemy troops has been completely wiped out.

Drought wiped out much of Somalia's crops, and herds of camels and goats perished, or were forced out of low-rain regions.

In addition, this year's shellfish harvest has been wiped out, causing tens of millions of dollars of economic losses, he said.

More generally, an average business is like GM, which wiped out shareholders although it was a good business.

One failure after another wiped out his ambition for fame.

It should be obvious that real buying power is wiped out to the same extent as productive power is wiped out.

Silkworm Silk side try to death, the tears began to dry wax Ju wiped out.

A decade ago a drunk and lovelorn prince wiped out most of the royal family, long a powerful political force, in an after-dinner massacre.

War can only be thoroughly wiped out when all human embrace Buddhadharma. But can it be possible that all human learn Buddhism?

Hail wiped out farmland and killed great numbers of livestock over much of Europe, due to very cold air during the warmer months.

Profits of several years can be wiped out in a single day.

Of all the ways we might meet our untimely demise, getting wiped out by an asteroid is the most likely.

Another beautiful boy is gone, wiped out in an instant.

Take hedge funds: the crisis wiped out around a quarter of their assets and forced many mediocre ones out of business.

Eighteen full divisions, nine brigades and fifteen regiments within the space of two months were wiped out.

Japan's transportation infrastructure has also suffered, and cropland and aquaculture installations have been degraded or wiped out.

Farms and businesses had been destroyed, and some small towns within the hundred-year flood plain had been completely wiped out.

A few weeks ago a co-worker of mine accidentally and irretrievably wiped out 1, 500 of his own saved messages.

Because he adopted the line that the Communists were "bandits" and had to be wiped out at any cost - line that was later to be echoed by Mr.

The optimistic view that the level of risk in the system could be offset by dispersion was wiped out by the crisis.

Whole towns have been wiped out by poisonous gases from volcanoes even before they were hit with pyroclastic flows or lava.

There is no doubt that smallpox has been wiped out in China.

After six months of efforts, in one fell swoop wiped out a long-entrenched Yangquan "Kwan brothers" triad gangs.

The latter proved to be almost fatal, as his group of Jedi Knights were almost wiped out by the evil General Grievous.

Saturday's crash wiped out much of the Polish political elite from left and right, including the core figures in conservative opposition.

But our crop got wiped out by the great Dirt Blight a few years back, and we never recovered.

The rally last week wiped out losses for the benchmark gauge since the bankruptcy of Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. in September 2008.

This was in spite of the fact that if a company's bonds went into default, the equity would already be wiped out.

It's funny because when you haven't been there for a while, you get home, and you're wiped out.

This included a warning that China's economic gains could be wiped out if the country failed to reform politically.

Monday's declines coupled with selloffs over the past month have wiped out some of the optimism that investors had at the start of the year.

History is now of little concern as many firms are remade or wiped out by mergers, and stock options are mostly worthless.

Without wolves or other predators, many of which have been wiped out by hunting, the number of deer in these regions has soared.

For trafficking to be wiped out, the low status of girls needs to be addressed through literacy and job programs and other efforts.

The enemy wiped out the whole nation.

This evil practice should be wiped out [off] the face of the earth.

So fast did his new varieties spread that by the 1970s, stem rust seemed to have been wiped out.

When prices dive, as they have this year, the discount is wiped out, and the investor is unable to exit without incurring heavy losses.

Mom believes that as long as you are tough enough, these bad habits will certainly be wiped out!

In 2009, a currency revaluation wiped out the savings of a growing lower-middle class, hurting the burgeoning open markets.

But it's around us everywhere, presumably, if it hasn't been wiped out by some other process in the universe.

That, in turn, wiped out the dinosaurs and made way for the rise of mammals.

With equity investors already wiped out; the question is whether senior bondholders should share the burden.

Sad news form Goodsprings, the town was wiped out after heavy fighting with a gang of escaped convicts.

That's not obviously so: Labour was not wiped out, and many Lib Dems still long for a "progressive alliance" of the left.

The last part, Adelson, whose bank account has been pretty much wiped out by the recession, sings. And rather well.

Where the politically powerful and wealthy managed to survive, those who prayed, and the Church, were wiped out - an odd moral to the story.

Among them was Viggo Mortensen, who wiped out terribly one day, and bruised one whole side of his face.

Stories abound of how people have had their life savings wiped out overnight.

Most of the older organisms were nearly wiped out, although a few hardy species survived.

Human pollution and destruction on the coast have wiped out in areas.

The French gave up after tropical diseases, chiefly yellow fever, wiped out thousands of labourers.

Cat lovers fear the roaming felines will be euthanized, while bird lovers are wary of a rare species being wiped out.

Shareholders too are belatedly happy to trade higher returns on equity for a reduced chance of being wiped out.

Sodom and Gomorrah According to the Bible they were wiped out in the days of Abraham.

When the Sith were finally wiped out at the Battle of Ruusan, Durge went into hiding to avoid Jedi reprisals.

The human race could be wiped out by a plague or an asteroid, or transformed by some new technology.

But the fact is, they are completely wiped out by the Japanese Navy within less than one month.

The temperature drop during the Cretaceous period would almost certainly have wiped out an 'abundance' of the world's dinosaurs.

A systemic banking crisis is one where all or almost all of the banking capital in a country is wiped out.

The Jedi were wiped out by their loyal clone underlings . What few survivors remained were branded as enemies of the state.

In effect this wiped out considerable household savings and the working capital of many private entrepreneurs.

Lenin and Stalin wiped out the old Russian intelligentsia as a political force.

They showed the benefits of painkillers could be boosted or completely wiped out by manipulating expectations.

Dinosaurs were most likely wiped out by a giant meteor that cooled Earth's temperatures below their threshold for survival.

In the latter situation, management would be removed and shareholders wiped out.

If the world becomes less unfair and if people can get better education, much of the poverty can be wiped out.

Though polio has practically been wiped out, there have been sporadic cases of the disease.

It may be all but wiped out in Dublin.

If the world becomes less unfair and people can get better education, much of the poverty can be wiped out.

If you let the problems get in your way, they will become bigger than your idea was to begin with and you'll be wiped out.

And I had a moment of trouble are wiped out.

Beneath the sameness of the uniform and the discipline, universal military service wiped out distinctions of class and place.

The funny part is, I also end up doing all the cooking when I'm with them, and for the most part I'm wiped out during my free time.

That outpost, Glid Station, was soon spied upon by a makeshift Separatist base, but both installations were wiped out by the native Talz.

But I quickly wiped out them in fear being seen by father and the other passengers.

The move wiped out the investment of several private equity firms including KKR and Goldman Sachs Capital Partners.

soldier 1: So, remember, when the rest of the fleet gets here, we let 'em know how we wiped out the whole Water Tribe on our own.

Buyers also virtually wiped out the Mint's supply of all denominations of American Eagle platinum bullion coins.

But the terms for Pfizer got tougher in the fall as the talks intensified and the collapse of Lehman Brothers wiped out most loan activity.

If humankind is wiped out through the phone virus, there would be no purpose of doing so in the first place then.

Blighted beaches won't attract tourist and the fishing industry in vicinity of oil spill can be nearly wiped out.

Most were wiped out by a disease known as Chytrid fungus.

He used to work in a factory, and when he first fell ill, hospital bills wiped out the family savings in a month -- about $7, 000.

Moreover, the haphazard implementation of rescues has kept private capital on the sidelines, fearful of being diluted or wiped out.

Your family was wiped out by an asteroid. Sorry.

Whole villages were wiped out in the bombing raids.

The disaster has marooned villages, wiped out infrastructure, destroyed crops and killed livestock.

Stock investors usually are wiped out when a company files for bankruptcy protection.

The Northwest Field Army is required to wipe out about 12 brigades (including the 1 brigades wiped out in August).

This infectious disease is said to have been wiped out many years ago.

Depending on when and where the remaining losses fall, some banks could be wiped out.

Shareholders were mostly wiped out. Homeowners suffered foreclosure.

It was wiped out from his memory.

Dealers have seen their new car inventories wiped out by overflowing rivers, surging tides, and punishing hail storms.

Scientists had speculated that dinosaurs rose to prominence when an asteroid struck Earth and wiped out other species.

Obama has now wiped out Clinton's longstanding lead in the number of super delegate commitments.

A wave of hate had wiped out two-thirds of the town, destroying houses and mosques, schools and clinics.

The brunt of the storm hit Myanmar's delta region, the country's bread basket. It wiped out crops, shrimp farms and fish ponds.

I wish cancer will be wiped out for good and all some day.

Thailand is the world's biggest rice exporter, but the floods have wiped out over a quarter of the country's crop.

Entire families could be wiped out just for belonging to the wrong class or for some alleged misdeed.

In America, Britain and elsewhere, these treat student debt as a special case: unlike other forms of debt, it cannot be wiped out.

the substantial cost hikes in copper , steel and other materials also wiped out part of the divisions profit margin.

For investors using leverage, the recent currency selloff could have wiped out all of their gains.

If the world becomes less unfair, much of the poverty can be wiped out.

When used against a disk, all data on the disk will be wiped out during the storage track boundary alignment process.

In a systemic banking crisis, all or almost all of the banking capital in a country is wiped out.

While he accepts investors may yet get wiped out, he thinks there's also a good chance of making a fat profit.

But this age-specific targeting means species would probably not be wiped out completely.

It won't take more than 11 months for the current inventories to be wiped out if we get back to conventional demand.

The whole village was wiped out in the big fire.

Fearless and unyielding, to fight bravely Until all the gangs of reactionaries are wiped out.

Can you guess how a boarding school nearly wiped out the traditions of the Suquamish Indians of Washington state?

Others have argued that modern humans wiped out Neanderthals by out-competing them for resources and by waging war.

WHEN a firm declares bankruptcy, shareholders are typically wiped out and creditors seize control.

Three million Japanese were dead. Allied bombings had wiped out 25% of the country's wealth and as much as half of its potential income.

The highly erratic British retail sales numbers for June wiped out the strong gain recorded in May.

A malicious game app, downloaded from the Android Market, that wiped out all text messages and personal notes on the phone.

Nearly all of this year's gains on the MSCI Asia- Pacific index have now been wiped out by recent declines.

More than ten millennia ago, he watched in horror as Deathwing all but wiped out the blue flight.

One of Britain's best-known seabirds, the puffin, is being wiped out by invading fast-growing alien plant species because of global warming.

This means that the fund can ask shareholders to supply new capital, if existing capital gets wiped out.

Savings can be wiped out by a single unexpected catastrophe .

The falls wiped out the gains the two banks had made since a faltering recovery began in November.

A fragment from the same family of asteroids is thought to have wiped out the dinosaurs 65 million years ago.

Fish, clams, shrimp, crabs, entire mussel reefs and other bottom-dwelling animals can be wiped out.

The appreciation of the RMB exchange rate would have wiped out these benefits.

And because the EFSF bears the first losses, its capital is at greater risk of being wiped out than under a loan programme.

Banks pay low dividends, and when they get into trouble the capital that shareholders have retained in the firm typically gets wiped out.

The storm triggered mudslides that wiped out villages in mountainous regions of southern Taiwan.

Our guerrilla forces there have suffered some setbacks but have not been wiped out.

The biggest losers, of course, are shareholders, who will be wiped out as creditors take the equity in the new company.

The local community says the tiny colony will be wiped out, but New South Wales Forests says it'll start logging in the western part. . .

Those changes we predict for 2409 could be wiped out by something as simple as a new school-lunch program.

In that battle, we wiped out no less than twenty thousand enemies.

Oil sanctions imposed by the European Union and America have wiped out another important source of revenue.

Jobs can be wiped out by technological change; there is not much call for typists these days.

Once banks were taken into public ownership, shareholders were universally wiped out.

In energy markets, European crude prices wiped out the previous session's losses and regained the $70 a barrel mark.

The disasters have killed millions upon millions of people, destroyed countless homes, and wiped out numerous pieces of fertile land.

All the bandits that invaded the border area have been wiped out.

We have been barely surviving because the profit has been totally wiped out by the high cost of materials.

Neighboring Bangladesh faces a massive hike in prices of rice after a cyclone last August wiped out half its rice harvest.

This led the research team to conclude an extraterrestrial impact wiped out many of the inhabitants of the Late Pleistocene.

Schistosomiasis has been wiped out for good in my hometown.

But that improvement was wiped out this month as financial and economic conditions worsened.

A lot of these managers were wiped out during the 2008 global financial crisis.

Many species have been wiped out through sublime ignorance.

Investors in Citigroup and Royal Bank of Scotland have been all but wiped out.

Five hundred years ago the plague almost wiped out the population of the island.

The rockmellon harvest from Chinchilla was wiped out, as were watermelons pumpkins and tomatoes from surrounding towns.

And traces of fire are easily wiped out, so the lack of direct evidence for them is no surprise.

But if the market eventually turns against him his capital may be wiped out.

capable of being totally destroyed or wiped out.

Whole towns and tribes are wiped out as bombs are dropped from craft shattering everything for miles.

History is well stocked with bear markets that wiped out wealth on a vast scale (see table).