nullifying

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• Nine three-pointers nearly nullified Washington’s early turnovers until Tyler Herro got hot at the end of the second quarter and poured in 11 points in just under three minutes to lead the Heat on a 16-3 run to close the half.

• Struck by her beauty, a word that was foreign to a 30-year-old, dark-skinned Tyson whose features “historically nullified one’s gorgeousness,” he asked if she was a model.

• The Ravens turned to Tucker after having a successful fourth-and-two conversion on Jackson’s pass to Dobbins nullified by an offensive pass interference penalty called on wide receiver Willie Snead for extremely light contact on a Titans defender.

• Campbell became the first Virginia locality to pass what some call a “nullify Northam” measure, but the idea is sweeping rural governments the way the “Second Amendment sanctuary” movement against gun control spread a year ago.

• Most Republican candidates oppose and even seek to nullify existing protections in law that protect the safety of LGBTQ people, including in medical settings, marriage and the adoption process.

• Then he tried to claim there were no “hostilities” in Libya, to nullify the War Powers Resolution.

• Joni Ernst, the Republican nominee for U.S. Senate in Iowa, appears to believe states can nullify federal laws.

• The result would be to effectively nullify the Electoral College without a constitutional amendment.

• So, rather than seek to nullify her message, he and Farooqui sought to present a counter-narrative.

• But it was Marbury that cemented the idea in our legal culture that federal courts can nullify acts of Congress.

• Scattergood was insuring himself against possible steps by the enemy to nullify his charter.

• When war is declared by a law of Congress, can a single State nullify that law, and remain at peace?