Given his druthers, he says, he prefers to incinerate regulations than promulgate them.

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The Galosh did not have to be accurate the enormous fireball created by such a huge nuclear weapon would incinerate incoming warheads.

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The Galosh did not have to be accurate -- the enormous fireball created by such a huge nuclear weapon would incinerate incoming warheads.

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Williams roams Connecticut's woods armed with a propane torch to incinerate clumps of Japanese barberry, an invasive plant species that chokes off native vegetation and provides a favorite habitat for ticks.

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If the most usual way of treating the placenta in the West is to incinerate it, there are other cultures in which it has a special place in rituals following a birth.

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As North Korea hones its missile reach and nuclear abilities while threatening to incinerate Seoul, Washington and U.S. bases in the Pacific it appears the limits of such behavior have yet to be discovered.

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