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destruction

[dih-struhk-shuhn] / dɪˈstrʌk ʃən /


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Together, the immediate destruction and the harsh environmental aftermath could have pushed many large animals to extinction and disrupted human populations across North and South America.

From Science Daily

Advocates hope this recognition from SB 765 will raise awareness about the threatened species, which is found in the Central Valley and has experienced large-scale habitat destruction due to urban and agricultural development.

From Los Angeles Times

"Any attempt to turn economic protests into a tool of insecurity, destruction of public property, or implementation of externally designed scenarios will inevitably be met with a legal, proportionate and decisive response."

From Barron's

Some members of the Chinese community witnessed the destruction but police prevented them from reaching the lookout to stop it, according to videos published by local media.

From Barron's

It allows them to witness the destruction of synapses and see if there is a way of stopping it.

From BBC