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wipeout

noun as in fall

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“Once a year having this transformative wipeout and getting all this new information — it’s a really cool thing to me,” she says.

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State courts in Maryland have already blocked one Democratic map that would have eliminated the state’s lone red seat, creating an 8-0 wipeout.

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One Welsh polling expert said the party was looking at two seats in an expanded 96-seat Senedd, but could just as easily face a wipeout.

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He was back on the campaign trail as his party suffered one of the worst electoral reverses in its history - a result he says could have easily been a wipeout.

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That was the Rams’ lost season, the worst Super Bowl hangover in NFL history, that had begun with a 31-10 wipeout by the Bills and featured Stafford getting mauled seven times for sacks.

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

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