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"If anything, contemporary Chinese history has repeatedly demonstrated that top-down ideological campaigns can hardly eradicate the social roots of problems," says Dr Luo.

From BBC

Before Salt quickly eradicated any doubt over Wednesday's result, Ireland would have felt their 196 in the series opener represented a competitive total.

From BBC

"Putting a person who has faced that on to the street, where they are vulnerable to those things again, we have to try and eradicate."

From BBC

Mexico and Central America to eradicate the New World Screwworm by the 1960s.

What happened to Mary also happened to Alva: her decision to end her marriage gained her a fortune but eradicated her public standing.

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