eradicate

According to the American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, the definition of the word __ebellion_ is __n act or a show of defiance toward an authority or established convention. Extensions of the expression include to fly in the face of danger and to fly in the face of providence, both of which carry a sense of reckless or impetuous disregard for safety.__ecause we did not grow up with our fathers, we became reckless with our lives and disregarded the lives of others as well. Therefore, the problem is not the gangs, so to speak; rather, it__ the conditions that create them. It is the dismantling of our homes and marriages that create the right conditions for gangs to flourish. If homes could be put back together or prevented from falling apart, then these symptoms could be, root cause eradicated.

Money cannot eradicate poverty, only education can.

There are two words that I believe could be completely eradicated from our vocabulary _ __ can__._ These two words are so definite that they leave absolutely no room for hope. Instead, I suggest we use the phrase, __ow can I?

Ragging at its most harmless is embarrassing and silly, but at its worst, it attempts to prevent individual students from independent thinking, attempts, in fact, to eradicate freewill