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I like to keep my eye on the horizon and on human events, but pain obliterates the horizon and the only human you're interested in is you and how much you hurt.

Carla Seaquist: A Trek Through Cancer Carla Seaquist 2010

After she "obliterates" Iran, she can do the same to our party and our country.

Last minute Clinton ad: 'What has happened to Barack Obama?' 2008

Unless Hillary completely "obliterates" Obama into ashes, the SD cannot override Obama's lead and hand her the nomination.

Poll: Obama's Lead Drops By Nine Points In North Carolina, But Hillary Still Trails By Double Digits 2009

The chairman said Nelson to this point has stayed in office in conservative Nebraska by running as a moderate, but his health care vote "obliterates" that persona.

FOXNews.com 2009

"In certain models, it reduces or obliterates stigma," he says.

4 treatment models to combat mental health stigma 2010

It would show that the line between the victim and the victimizer is razor-thin, that human beings, when the restraints are cut, are intoxicated by mass killing, and that war, rather than being noble, heroic and glorious, obliterates all that is tender, decent and kind.

The Disparity Between our Perceptions and our Actions : Law is Cool 2009

As Minsky rightly pointed out, with the passage of time, people forget about the last financial crisis, ceasing to be standard investors and taking on sufficient leverage that any small perturbation in asset prices ultimately obliterates their net worth.

Matthew Yglesias » The Big Lie 2010

But really, that the Iranian population is again rising up again obliterates the right wings assertion that Egypt must become another Iran.

Opinion Focus with Eugene Robinson Eugene Robinson 2011

The light is so overpowering in the middle of the picture that it obliterates the sight of some balloons entirely.

Shadows and Light Somewhere in Time William Meyers 2011

"In certain models, it reduces or obliterates stigma," he says.

4 new models for mental health care 2010