Arkin and Cirincione would inexorably have eviscerated the credibility of that retaliatory threat .
In the Chicago Star, Davis and his comrades eviscerated GM every chance they had.
Too many bad games get eviscerated and then score a 7 out of 10.
Bill Bradley, whom Mr Gore eviscerated in the primary election, bestowed his backing.
The law "eviscerated more than 200 years of federal government deference to the states with respect to defining marriage, " it said.
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On Wednesday, Verizon's Seidenberg eviscerated Qwest's efforts in a letter to MCI's board, pointing out Qwest's "junk" debt, "dim" prospects and "desperate" behavior.
It eviscerated the economic sanctions regime and it shot virtually daily at the U.S. and British aircraft patrolling Iraq's northern and southern no-fly zones.
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The defense, which had been eviscerated by Falcons quarterback Matt Ryan and wide receiver Julio Jones in the first half, toughened up after halftime.
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But Thompson, following Canada's lead, threatened to buy the drug from generic makers, which would have eviscerated the value of Bayer's patent on the drug.
But as it turns out, the economic crisis eviscerated that advantage.
Brees elevated the spread into something of an art at Purdue, where he eviscerated a heap of Big Ten passing records between 1997 and 2000.
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But by the second quarter of 2005, Palm's lead was eviscerated.
Without the latter, entitlement programmes will have to be eviscerated, even if, as now looks possible, the defence budget takes a share of the pain.
This ruling means President Obama avoids a humiliating shellacking and does not have to make a near impossible decision about how to replace an eviscerated law.
Mr Abbas, it seems, has been forced to acknowledge that his authority and his ability to grapple with the Israelis in negotiations if they had resumed has been eviscerated.
"Mr. Kozlowski did not receive a fair trial because the evidence that could have eviscerated the prosecution's case was kept secret from him, " says Alan Lewis, one of Kozlowski's lawyers.
The classifieds business has been eviscerated by the online equivalents, display advertising is declining and so are circulations and circulation revenues: those are the three major revenue sources for a newspaper.
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All his most cherished plans reform of road-building, post-office privatisation, deregulation of services, a rethink of Japan's outdated security policy, attempts to tackle the huge budget deficit have been eviscerated by his own side.
If fashioning an open-ended, one-sentence mission statement is all it takes top earn cy pres settlement approval in our court, we have completely eviscerated the meaning of our previously controlling case law.
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Even more amazing is the fact that none of them seem to appreciate that they have a vested interest in shoring up the Constitution, not allowing it to be eviscerated, piece by piece.
But the most pernicious rationalization of all is this one: That children can watch hundreds of people shot, stabbed, eviscerated, blown-up, beheaded and electrocuted every week and yet suffer no effect to their psyches.
Mr Bush eviscerated his challenger's record so Republicans claimed.
According to blogger Brian Krebs, a group of hackers have eviscerated an underground hacker forum by posting database dumps of their private information and communication, including email addresses and private messages sent between users.
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This effort to prevent the reappearance of fraud perpetrated by the few bad apples in the public and private spheres has eviscerated the free speech rights of hundreds of thousands of citizens across the country.
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This is the first time in memory that a president has voluntarily eviscerated the armed forces of the United States and redeployed what remains so as to create acute vacuums of power in time of war.
Money debasement is inflation, and so long as the Obama administration continues to mimic devaluationist mistakes made during the Bush years investors will have to go on strike to avoid seeing their capital commitments eviscerated by inflation.
What is rather extraordinary, however, is that the Weiner article comes after the SDI program has been effectively eviscerated by the Congress and the Clinton Administration thanks in no small measure to similar, previous exercises in character assassination and programmatic misrepresentation.
If left unaltered by the Congress, the Clinton executive order will eventually if not in the reasonably near future be eviscerated by the courts with only immense legal expenses, divisive debate and demoralizing rancor in the military to show for the exercise.
The risks associated with the attendant slowing-down of deliveries of this plane have been greatly compounded by Mr. Gates' insistence on the premature shutting down of the production line for the far more capable F-22 - one of 30 Pentagon modernization programs he has eviscerated.
This is primarily because the use of trade sanctions which are in the process of being eviscerated by Congressional legislation and increasing pressure from the business community on the Executive Branch not to implement them often result in the loss of valuable U.S. exports and jobs.
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