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demolishment

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See: debacle, destruction, detriment


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The inhumanity of Gaza's closure, the tensions on its northern borders, the demolishment of homes in the West Bank, the settlements in Jerusalem, are all steps that would only block a return to a peace process that has been motionless since it was relaunched in November.
We were taught from birth to cheer for the Sox, and the desire for their victories, for the demolishment of their opposition, bound us to the team and to Pale Hose fans across the country.
Deutsche Bank's attempts to collect demolishment and reconstruction costs were stymied when the building's insurers French insurance company AXA SA (AXA) and German insurance company Allianz AG, insisted the building could again be occupied after it was cleaned and repaired.
 
 
 
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