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extinguish
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ex·tin·guish (k-stnggwsh)
n.
To bring about the extinction of a conditioned response.
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Vienna is also a place much mediated and imagined by others: It was the city of Freud, with its bourgeois cafe society and the urbane populace that Harry Lime was famously able to reduce to extinguishable little dots as he gazed down upon them from a Ferris wheel in The Third Man.
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Any obligations that arise out of such interactions would be, for the reasons given earlier in the text, voluntarily extinguishable.
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52) The state's ownership of sovereignty lands is not extinguishable by legal or equitable estoppel nor by operation of the Marketable Record Title Act.
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