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He then made another false claim, saying that Israel will be “eradicated,” “wiped off the face of the earth” and “cease to exist” if Harris wins the presidency.

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"If no artists participated, it would cease to exist."

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For all the warnings that X would cease to exist under Elon Musk, a variety of different users are continuing to post - including many world leaders and prominent political figures of all stripes.

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The Christian nationalism movement has a variety of aims and tenets, according to the Public Religion Research Institute: that the U.S. government “should declare America a Christian nation”; that American laws “should be based on Christian values”; that the U.S. will cease to exist as a nation if it “moves away from our Christian foundations”; that being Christian is essential to being American; and that God has “called Christians to exercise dominion over all areas of American society.”

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His current Westminster seat will cease to exist under new boundaries.

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