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Guijarro's ability to nullify a high press by playing long, or a deep block by creative short passing and running off the ball, makes her influence on a match hard to compete with.

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Only, to everyone’s confusion, the officials ruled that Hurts’s forward progress had been stopped before the fumble—thereby ending the play and nullifying the fumble.

The play was nullified, however, when replays showed that the football moved when Rodgers hit the ground before climbing to his feet.

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No technological breakthrough will ever nullify the wisdom of these playwrights.

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Maduro inherited a stacked Supreme Court from his predecessor, Hugo Chávez, that has systematically nullified opposition legislation.

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