The court of common opinion is now divided between nodding approval and eviscerating censure.
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All the eviscerating that is done in families these days strikes me as a mistake.
The Internet is eviscerating the newspaper business, undermining both circulation and advertising.
Eviscerating the BOJ as hinted at, would cause an upending of the Yen and an economic shock wave sent around the world.
It takes us deeper into the violent, stylized steampunk world that we are tasked with eviscerating in our role as supernatural assassins, and the results are gripping.
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President Obama's buying time for Iran to complete its decades-long drive to acquire nuclear weapons and eviscerating the U.S. missile defenses needed to protect against that growing threat.
Now is the time to adopt a more disciplined, transparent and conditioned approach to Russian aid and a more prudent, responsible and risk-averse policy toward eviscerating U.S. national security capabilities.
It appears that many Progressives are determined to abridge guarantees of free speech, free press, and to prohibit the free exercise of religion, eviscerating the guarantees of the First Amendment.
No matter how many times Obama-Biden say it, America's military leaders are not in favor of the sorts of budget cuts that are validating such perceptions by eviscerating our defenses and especially our power-projection capabilities.
In the legal wrangling over ObamaCare, the Obama administration candidly admitted that the individual mandate, which forces Americans to buy health insurance, is the only thing preventing the new health law from eviscerating private health insurance.
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With the successive budget cuts eviscerating our conventional forces, it is not clear how much of a fight the military leadership will put up to preserve weapons that may be the ultimate guarantor of our security but that some deem unusable.
The attached article makes clear that a new "foreign policy tool" is emerging -- one that might fill the growing vacuum that would arise if the House vote approving PNTR has the effect of eviscerating the use of U.S. trade sanctions for such purposes.
So, a single passage of action saw Booker jump onto a skyline, drop from it to the ground (eviscerating an opponent on the way), exchange fire with a passing airship using a machine gun, leap onto another skyline and from there onto the airship to kill its crew.
Perhaps one of the most interesting critiques of Ireland's blogging experiment comes from one of its veteran technology and social Web researchers, who says the blogosphere came to reflect the very vices of the establishment it ought to have been eviscerating: "It's an incestuous little clique that doesn't like criticism from without, " he said, asking not to be named given the sensitivity of his position.
In other words, if the Russians approve of our having a single, very limited ground-based anti-missile site in Alaska an outcome for which the Clinton-Gore team is apparently prepared to pay handsomely (in terms of eviscerating the U.S. nuclear deterrent, political concessions, IMF bail-outs, etc.) then national missile defenses will be okay with the New York Times and other devotees of the ABM Treaty.
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In other words, if the Russians approve of our having a single, very limited ground-based anti-missile site in Alaska -- an outcome for which the Clinton-Gore team is apparently prepared to pay handsomely (in terms of eviscerating the U.S. nuclear deterrent, political concessions, IMF bail-outs, etc.) -- then national missile defenses will be okay with the New York Times and other devotees of the ABM Treaty.
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