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wrecking

adjective as in destroying

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In doing so, these parents removed the flashing connectivity that was wrecking sleep schedules, domestic harmony and peace of mind everywhere else.

That then sets the stage for the next wave of politicians promising to bring a wrecking ball to the status quo.

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“The current President is attempting to take a wrecking ball to public and private sector employees’ fundamental right to join a union,”McKinnor said in a statement.

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The president is a one-man wrecking crew, leaving carnage everywhere as he rushes through the Project 2025 agenda.

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In “Los Angeles Plays Itself,” his 2003 documentary chronicling the portrayal of the city through cinema history, Andersen aims his own wrecking ball.

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