Such an evisceration has the potential to be more troubling than sugar sweetened beverages.
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"Such an evisceration has the potential to be more troubling than sugar sweetened beverages, " he wrote.
The result of any attempt such as Mr Gould's to insulate religion from criticism is the evisceration of faith.
As far as Obama is concerned, the nuclear arsenal in most urgent need of evisceration is the US's nuclear arsenal.
It is not just that President Obama is blindly driving for ideological reasons the numerical evisceration of U.S. nuclear forces.
The evisceration of their wealth may have led people to look for work rather than retire or stay at home with the children.
The contrast with health care, where Labour's evisceration of the government has been helped by its own unity on the issue, is instructive.
Not only do they impoverish the citizenry thanks to an evisceration of savings, they force capital allocators who fund all economic growth to protect their funds in unproductive sinks of wealth (think gold, land and art) over the growth parts of the economy.
The essential issue here is whether attempts at industrializing medical care will result in the broad improvements the Taylorists seem to envision, or whether the result will be the evisceration of a system that, while imperfect, has a great many extraordinary strengths, and once destroyed, will be difficult or impossible to re-establish.
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The evisceration of our military and its supporting industrial base - which will be the hallmark of the Obama policy legacy - will be a far more important determinant of our future security and that of the Free World more generally than all of President Obama's putative decisiveness in the fight against al Qaeda.
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