Word: destroyed
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Scientists at the School of Public Health had previously found that CGRP inhibited the immune response of macrophages, the body's scavengers which destroy foreign substances. CGRP has also been suggested as a possible therapeutic agent to regulate immune responses in the skin...
...chief, knew where the body of Adolf Hitler was buried. Excerpts from a 1970 Andropov memo: "In Feb. 1946 in the city of Magdeburg ((G.D.R.)) . . . the bodies of Hitler, Eva Braun, Goebbels, his wife and children were buried . . . I would consider it expedient to remove the remains and destroy them by cremation...
...windows. The strategists talked about using a water cannon, but rejected the idea. First, they didn't have an armored fire truck. Second, the blast of water was as strong as a wrecking ball and might cause the building to collapse on the children inside. Finally, water would destroy evidence...
...through DeGuerin and Schneider's lawyer Jack Zimmerman, to challenge the official version of what happened. "There was never any suicide plan," protested Renos Avraam, a 28-year-old London native who had lived in the compound for more than a year, "and never any order to destroy the compound. We intended to come...
...must be admitted that the project's success was considerable. The Jewish people had survived 2,000 years of persecution not just by faith and courage but also by geographic dispersion. Decimated here, they would survive there. Until Hitler. Hitler managed to destroy most everything from the Pyrenees to the gates of Stalingrad, the heart of the Jewish world. Amid the ruins, the Jews made a collective decision that their future lay in self-defense and territoriality, in the ingathering of the exiles to their ancient homeland where they could finally acquire the means to defend themselves...