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In an op-ed an educator who works at the High Tech High Graduate School of Education warns that the new state budget’s new formula for school funding could devastate schools across California.

Their home probably will be devastated, too, but they received no demolition notice.

Of course, the South was much stronger than in the 1870s, not devastated by a war and extremely well represented in Congress.

Devastated and utterly embarrassed, I meekly raised my hand.

And the town of Moore was no longer known just for the tornado that devastated it a year ago.

The African American community has been devastated by HIV, especially in the South.

Penn's studies at Lincoln's Inn were interrupted by the great plague that swept over London and devastated the city.

His endeavour, for instance, to put a stop to the slave raiding which devastated the Sudan provinces was wholly ineffectual.

Poland, Galicia, parts of Hungary and Russia have been devastated.

The principal labour of the month consisted in preparing for wheat the ground that the inundation had devastated.

He destroyed the railroads, and devastated the country from which the Confederacy was drawing its supplies.