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However, Israel is much more heavily armed and could obliterate southern Lebanon in response.

From Slate

The FTC said the combination of the two supermarket companies would obliterate competition between the major grocers, leading to higher prices and lower-quality products for millions of Americans.

It is strange to see how quickly trees and shrubs and stuff can obliterate stone walling.”

From BBC

On posters lining the walls of Trump's Republican National Convention in Milwaukee, one quotation stood out for capturing Trump's self-styled image as the selfless victim of a vast leftwing witch hunt who's vowed to fight to "obliterate the deep state" he claims is behind it all.

From Salon

But what she didn’t know was that a meteor was hurtling in her direction, about to obliterate everything.

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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