demolishing

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• LUCA’s competitors may have survived some time as fossils, but the planet’s tectonic churn has long since demolished its earliest rocks.

• In 2014 I wrote about a rusty metal box that Anne Smith and Malcolm Bertoni found when they demolished a brick barbecue in their Cleveland Park backyard.

• Epic is purchasing the 980,000-square-foot Cary Towne Center, which sits on 87 acres, from developers who had previously announced plans to demolish the mall and build a new, mixed-use development.

• Greig said his family, which has owned the property for the past two decades, can barely afford to demolish the home, let alone move it back on the property line.

• That demolished Delaware’s record for Democratic primary turnout, set in 2008, when Barack Obama defeated Hillary Clinton in the race for the small state’s delegates.

• Eri Hayward is cheerful, even as she drops verbal bombs that demolish mainstream conceptions about being transgender.

• It will stir things up, but it will not begin to demolish the group.

• But if the Arab states mustered the will, they could demolish ISIS, as history has shown.

• They need to demolish their homes and round them up, the way they do it to our children.

• The sale has hit some snags, but the lease also gives El-Gamel the right to demolish the building.

• I did not demolish my hut of pearl shells, but left it standing exactly as it had been during the past two and a half years.

• We then proceeded to demolish everything in sight except the boxes.

• Hans raged and made as if to demolish the heart, and Gretchen, and indeed the whole dyke, but then he thought of something better.