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It was a totally unexpected tactic and in just a few minutes the whole enemy army was decimated.

Near this town's decimated waterfront, Shigenobu Kimura pushed thick sludge out the front door of his funeral home.

But with high mortality rates, a mother's large litter can be decimated; only two or three clubs survive.

And populations in small, isolated habitats are unlikely to be replenished once decimated by outbreaks of fire or other catastrophes.

This juggernaut has decimated basic consumer protections and created the biggest gap between rich and poor since the Great Depression.

Travel agents: While not dead today, this profession is one of many that's been decimated by the Internet.

They did not notice the cholera which decimated Paris precisely during that very month.

They loaded the folders onto the rear of a bicycle rickshaw and walked them out of the decimated town.

In the last two months, headhunters have been scouring America's decimated financial sector mostly for ethnic Chinese executives.

Yet, despite all her evident downsides, Palin offers the decimated Republican party a rare commodity in their post-Obama misery: hope.

Another has him being the commanding officer of a fabled group of warriors from Mandalore decimated by the Jedi Knights.

It also shows that agriculture in developed countries will not be decimated, contrary to claims of vested farm interests in those countries.

Since its arrival there has been a stampede back into making top-tier phones, not least because the recession has decimated the mid-market.

Although the forest has overrun this sacred site, it has largely escaped the looting that decimated many of its fellow Cambodian temples.

In the age of deregulation, giant chains like Wal-Mart decimated local shop owners.

Decimated by the tsunami in 2004, the surrounding coastline is now teeming with stylish guesthouses and boutique hotels.

The British colonized and decimated your people. They eradicated your culture.

Over the decades poachers and desperate villagers raided the parks and decimated the populations of elephants, hippos, and lions.

Investors can be forgiven if they're at a loss, after seeing the stock market decimated in 2008, followed by this year's partial comeback.

The wildlife has been decimated to such a stage that there'll be nothing left for tourists when they come back to the country.

The earthquake decimated cities and towns throughout northeastern Japan, followed by a crushing tsunami with four-metre high waves.

This paper addresses the problem of recovering a super-resolved image from a set of warped blurred and decimated versions thereof.

NIN: Access, which is awaiting approval from Apple, could be one way forward for a music industry decimated by downloading in recent years.

July 10: Today was generally a good day, despite the fact that we were ambushed by Arroyo's men and badly decimated.

Although the charges were later dropped, his meticulously crafted image was decimated and he was never looked at the same.

Within weeks, the diamond shark had decimated much of the sea fox's population.

Many species will seem extinct, where they are merely decimated in number and staying close to where conditions are optimal.

The Virtues have been decimated by poachers, with the chief matriarch, Resilience killed only last week.

Organic farmers tend to plant more of the spring-sown crops which, not having established their root systems, have been decimated.

The smaller independents, says Ayman Asfari, the boss of Petrofac, a British-based oilfield-services firm, "have been decimated" .

Keep your Viking wing directly above the ground column; don't let your flyers zoom ahead to the Zerg complex or they'll get decimated.

The corporate owners have decimated newsrooms, making it impossible for good journalists to do their job.

Additionally, the introduction of streaming music sites further decimated the demand for Gnutella.

Maybe it's that once something as essential and fragile as a friendship is decimated, you can't ever get it back.

The virus, called ringspot, has decimated nearly all of Thailand's papaya, a staple food that many Thai people eat three times a day.

Numbers have been decimated by clear cutting, over-logging and a preference for faster growing species such as larch.

The pixels of the picture is decimated in vertical and horizontal directions and form a thumbnail as the coverage area picture.

But although yields have risen strongly, they have merely returned to their 50-year average after being decimated during the housing bubble.

There's untold devastation in Argentina today as massive wrist-shaped landslides have decimated the country. . .

Not every industry was decimated by the recession, in fact some areas of the economy are thriving.

The prestigious company was decimated by assassins for reasons that are still unknown.

Second, if it is claimed that acceleration in globalisation has decimated union membership, that is dubious.

After the end of the Decimated cast, you become exhausted, disabling you from casting a spell of the same school for 3 sec.

They were, of course, decimated and in many places totally destroyed.

The Zerg forces on Char were completely decimated, and their losses were tallied in the millions.

He's not talking about a decimated Detroit, but the current overall U. S. unemployment rate, which hovers over 9%.

Monday's tremor caused some injuries and damage to many homes exactly one month after March 11 quake that decimated the Tohoku region.

Its population was decimated in the past century by commercial fishing and dams that sealed off its migratory spawning routes.

Eventually, the hope is that a new set of low-carbon British automakers could rise from the ashes of a decimated industry.

In the savage fighting, Germany itself was laid waste, the towns and countryside were devastated and ravished, the people decimated .

however what is certain, is that the besieging army was somehow decimated, and Sennacherib failed to capture Jerusalem.

Corel and Lotus, among others, have all but been decimated by Microsoft and Apple.

Point cloud is decimated adaptively, and then a new triangle is generated using sphere-intersected method.

With his savings decimated, he is resigned to working longer than planned.

In the 1860s Japan's small-scale cotton-textile industry was nearly decimated by European imports.

The disaster of the hollow road had decimated, but not discouraged them.

Its population was decimated in the past century by commercialfishing and dams that sealed off its migratory spawning routes.

There are no monuments or markers recalling the events that decimated Changchun's populace.

The population was decimated by a plague.

Soon enough a coupon war was on, and it didn't end until triple- and even quadruple-coupon offers decimated the chains' razor-thin margins.

Today few whales are sighted in the English Channel, because we have decimated their numbers by hunting.

But foot-and-mouth disease has decimated cattle stocks over the past year, according to the WFP.

But television has not gone the way of the music business, which was decimated by the web.

George Soros warns 'hedge funds will be decimated'

a profligate heir who decimated his trust FUND.

His personal guard was decimated.

The short world has been decimated in the last 12 months.

The bubble has now burst and hedge funds will be decimated.

When the Dow rockets 300 points or the stocks of retailers, say, get decimated, I devour the news.

Then when they send their carriers into battle, they are decimated .

By 1996 decades of overfishing had decimated the Red Lake fishery.

Thenin September, Hurricane Jeanne decimated Gonaives, leaving more than3, 000 dead.

His forward line has been decimated.

The source of 90 percent of the world's caviar, they are being decimated by poaching and pollution.

Local and state budgets decimated by the loss of tax revenue.

Late last year, investment banks in Asia went on a hiring spree to rebuild teams decimated during the financial crisis.

Repeated buyouts have decimated the staff. Last year, the Post closed its remaining domestic bureaus, in Chicago, Los Angeles, and New York.

The interior was decimated by the Friday afternoon quake, the strongest ever recorded in Japan.

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