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But it has devastated all of us.

The country was devastated by a long war.

The hurricane devastated a large section of the coast.

The earthquake devastated a huge swath of Sichuan.

Development will be devastated by drought and famine.

If he suddenly meets someone else and marries her, you'll be devastated.

It was a devastated country, one of the world's poorest, with a totalitarian state.

Five years later, the region is still struggling to rebuild the devastated city.

And in 2004, when tsunami had, her house, job, family and life was truly devastated.

Together, they toured Kalmunai as well as the devastated southern town of Galle.

Scientists believed it was probably a victim of the deadly chytrid fungus that has devastated amphibian populations around the world.

The three tsunamis in the past 13 months—including Friday’s havoc in Japan—have devastated nearby coastlines.

How would the US have responded to an earthquake like the one that devastated Sichuan province in May?

While this program existed before the tsunami devastated the region, it has been stepped up in order to allow local people a voice in the reconstruction process.

In Europe, the first round of damage came from the collapse of those real estate bubbles, which devastated employment in the peripheral economies.

In contrast to what has been thus far largely assumed, the executives were richly rewarded for, not financially devastated by, their leadership of their Banks during this decade.

But if everyone lets their goats graze in the Commons, it turns into a devastated wasteland with no grass left for anyone, and everyone loses.

Would you please have a look at this heart, is not already in a disastrous state, then please look at this man, is not already devastated.

But whether the news this time was false or true, Xiangzi seemed to have forgotten he had once tilled the fields and did not much care if war devastated the crops or if there were no spring rain.

Even televised events of natural disasters can help, by encouraging a child to imagine what it must be like for people whose lives are devastated by an earthquake or tsunami.

Now, still poorer, she feels devastated because they cannot buy their son a laptop to take to college and she cannot give her 9-year-old son money for the movies.

While ordinary law-abiding folk, obedient to the mayor's exhortations, are moving slowly back to the streets that Hurricane Katrina devastated 17 months ago, the criminal classes need no invitation.

While no epidemics have been confirmed in the vast coastal areas devastated by the tsunamis on Sunday, the officials said they were most worried about diarrheal diseases- cholera, typhoid fever and shigellosis- as well as liver diseases like hepatitis A and E.