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“If you are betting — trading, whatever you want to call it — on a levered product and you get wiped out, make sure it’s not going to ruin your life,” Sohn said.

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If a single-week price swing could wipe out your collateral, that’s a sign your loan terms may be too aggressive for long-term stability.

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"Within a few months it is wiped out. I managed to stretch it as far as I could, because I'd been quite conservative with how I was doing."

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While bitcoin’s recent selloff has wiped out some leveraged bets, traders expect it to tick back up.

At the wedding reception, agents attempting to murder Julie—for not murdering Kayla—wipe out 21 guests in a storm of bullets, decimating the tiny Greek village.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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