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He also argued that the rich were hit the hardest as holders of most of the illicit cash, known as “black money,” that his currency ban aimed to render worthless.

With crucial state elections looming, the sting would also render worthless the vote-buying war chests of his political rivals.

Exxon’s response then mirrors its position now: That short-term price fluctuations aren’t enough to render worthless wells that would potentially be drilled over decades.

That ultimately could render worthless shares held by employees and even some founders.

And that seems to be what Assembly Speaker Robin Vos and some of his colleagues are itching to do as they continue to plot a way to render worthless the Wisconsin Open Records Law.