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null

[nuhl] / nʌl /


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Prasad said the agency would no longer rely on certain study results to approve vaccines for pregnant women, saying “prior promises will be null and void.”

From The Wall Street Journal

He also claims that former president Joe Biden’s pardons are null and void because he used an autopen, which is perfectly legal.

From Salon

“That would be the cleanest way of addressing this particular scenario we’re in right now, because all of these new plans that have been drawn would become null and void,” McGhee said.

From Los Angeles Times

“Therefore, any changes made without you agreeing to them are null and void.”

From MarketWatch

“These proceedings against the defendant were instituted unlawfully and are null,” Goldspring said, releasing Ó hAnnaidh to raucous cheers from Kneecap supporters — including the rapper’s parents — in the courtroom.

From Los Angeles Times