“But where the land is unequal, it is better to make use of a narrower extirpator, and which has not so many tines.”

“Most people would notice a correlation like that, just in terms of cause, effect, the apparent proximity of events, etc., but not our eagle-eyed extirpator of heresy.”

“Reed briefly reviewed different methods for assessing susceptibility to extirpation for scoring conservation priorities.”

“Judicious criticism, therefore, has a great and much needed part to play with regard to the extirpation of bad music.”

“What single social advance subtracted more from the sum of human misery than the extirpation of slavery in the nineteenth century?”