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eradicating
verb as in destroy; remove
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Some Republicans, however, focused their questions on Kennedy's advocacy for eradicating chronic disease in children and his criticism of the US food industry.
The shift reveals an uncomfortable truth: content moderation was never about eradicating fake news.
If we are truly committed to eradicating poverty in America, we must carefully revisit the philosophy of Dr. King, Sarge Shriver and many other notable champions of economic justice.
Placing an overly strong emphasis on flagging and eradicating fake news could inadvertently exacerbate the impact of content that is misleading and polarizing.
The new milking plan is designed as a step-by-step plan, with the end goal of eradicating the disease from the nation’s herds — an objective few epidemiologists or virologists think, at this point, is possible.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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