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There's the survivability to take into account, too, which negates a lot of that vulnerability.

It really does encourage an isolationist view that negates the shared experience.

The Daily Pic: Mike Kelley equates insanity and creativity, then negates the equation.

But the other half of the equation, public spending, negates much of that progressivity.

By discrediting himself, he largely negates his value to Polanski.

The psychological law of the relativity of consciousness negates no less this general claim.

Because State and society do not suffice for humane liberalism, it negates both, and at the same time retains them.

Violence is met by disguise, as it always is; fraud destroys itself; the negation negates itself.

It negates the object propounded, which is the general education of the boy on lines in which the father believes.

A new pragmatic framework negates the previous one, but does not eliminate it.