Now that Subversion has experienced wide adoption by large corporate development organizations that have used similar features with other version control systems,
Obliterate is becoming a hard requirement.
The analysis revealed a string of dark spots below the neck, possibly a necklace that the artist eventually decided to
obliterate before he was satisfied with his work.
culture and its effort to
obliterate everything German.
With this joint, revolutionary solution, organizations seeking to implement PKI will be able to
obliterate the traditional hurdles associated with putting a PKI into practice.
From a phenomenological point of view, the imagination has its limits, yet it's those very limits that Holzer most wants to test and perhaps to
obliterate, but definitely to know from the "other side.
But in Une Petite Etude (A little study, 1992) Nelson's all-or-nothing approach threatens to
obliterate an otherwise intriguing use of space.
Designed to
obliterate the traditional definitions of who and what represent science fiction, the campaign features the unflappable Croft in a 20 second mini sci-fi episode debuting June 18.
Proposition 54 author Ward Connerly, the University of California regent responsible for ending racial preferences on the UC campus, sincerely wants to
obliterate the racial and ethnic lines that too often divide us.
He entered Thursday night's game against Bakersfield ranked second in the league with 22 stolen bases and is on pace to
obliterate Anton French's JetHawks franchise record of 41 set in 1998.
Often, her objects are entirely covered with phallic shapes made of cloth, and the accumulation of these shapes in an undifferentiated mass merges with the surrounding space to
obliterate the surface.
From there, it's a nasty game of one-upmanship, their obsession with each other taking on a hatred that
obliterates reason.
A good hosing from a maintenance man or a downpour from Mother Nature quickly
obliterates whatever the message, be it carefully crafted or impulsively inscribed.
