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That’s giving a show that doesn’t need any help more ammunition to obliterate expectations.
‘THE MANDALORIAN’S’ SECOND SEASON HAS BEGUN — AND SECRECY IS STILL WHAT HELPS MAKE IT TICKDAVID BETANCOURTOCTOBER 30, 2020WASHINGTON POST
Four years earlier, when Richard Nixon obliterated George McGovern, the first presidential election in which Kosik was eligible to vote, she didn’t.
SHE’S 70 YEARS OLD AND HAD NEVER VOTED. BUT THIS ELECTION WAS TOO IMPORTANT TO SIT OUT.KAREN HELLEROCTOBER 29, 2020WASHINGTON POST
The power of numbers and the longest guns cannot destroy principle nor obliterate truth.
THE PROBLEM OF CONFEDERATE STATUES ON U.S. PUBLIC LANDSALEX HEARDSEPTEMBER 28, 2020OUTSIDE ONLINE
Then, the edge of that bubble would expand across the cosmos at the speed of light, obliterating anything in its path with no warning.
‘THE END OF EVERYTHING’ EXPLORES THE WAYS THE UNIVERSE COULD PERISHEMILY CONOVERAUGUST 4, 2020SCIENCE NEWS
When a government officer “fraudulently alters, falsifies, conceals, destroys, or obliterates any account” they can be prosecuted.
AUDIT FINDS SWEETWATER OFFICIALS DELIBERATELY MANIPULATED FINANCESWILL HUNTSBERRYJUNE 23, 2020VOICE OF SAN DIEGO
His object was to remove every trace of himself as he passed onward to the goal ahead of him—to obliterate his tracks entirely.
IN THE DAY OF ADVERSITYJOHN BLOUNDELLE-BURTON
The original date on the gate also remains in spite of the attempt to obliterate it.
BYZANTINE CHURCHES IN CONSTANTINOPLEALEXANDER VAN MILLINGEN
His success here was such as to obliterate all memory of his former defeat.
DIARY AND NOTES OF HORACE TEMPLETON, ESQ.CHARLES JAMES LEVER
It is incredible how many years are needed to obliterate recollection by the hand of time.
THE TENANTS OF MALORYJOSEPH SHERIDAN LE FANU
He was resolved to obliterate the disgrace of having been duped, by the reality of his meditated triumph.
THE INTERNATIONAL MAGAZINE, VOLUME 2, NO. 3, FEBRUARY, 1851VARIOUS

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cause célèbrenoun | [kawz suh-leb-ruh, -leb; French kohz sey-leb-ruh ]SEE DEFINITION