voiding

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• The Internet fills that void by making available infinite bespoke organizations.

• After landing on countless decade-end best-of lists, it appears in the Golden Globe universe only as a cruel, uncaring void.

• “It really feels like we’re screaming into the void and nothing is happening,” she said.

• The first thing you’ll want to do is buy a protective mattress pad to help keep it clean—staining can void mattress warranties.

• With the physical and social aspects of shopping stripped away due to various lockdown restrictions around the globe, shoppable social media is poised to fill the void.

• His non-fiction fills, or helps to fill, the void left by Foster Wallace.

• This book seeks to fill that void (although arguably atheist kids should get used to nothingness sooner rather than later).

• But younger Hong Kong residents rushed to fill the void and started a series of protests.

• “A suspended sentence becomes null and void after a certain period of time,” Rofugaran said.

• In a sense, we occupy a weird place in the Universe: relatively close to both a void and several huge galaxy clusters.

• The hopes of a man that is void of understanding are vain and deceitful: and dreams lift up fools.

• When this is done a misrepresentation constitutes a breach of warranty and the contract becomes void.

• Likewise the property must have been in existence at the time of making the contract, if it was not, the policy is void.

• The onward path would then lead through a void which it would require years to traverse.