"Putin wants to undermine democracy, to undermine the Atlantic alliance, to undermine the E.U., to undermine NATO , and to resurrect Russian influence as much as possible beyond the borders," she said.
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Not only will the TPP undermine our economy, but it will undermine our independence.
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" Six days later, he claimed it would not only "undermine our economy, but it will undermine our independence.
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Not only does it undermine democracy using the press but it actually gets the press to undermine itself.
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So the extent to which it can undermine its neighbors, and undermine their democracies, it's good for them.
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State Democrats say the moves don't just undermine the incoming leaders, they undermine the entire electoral process. 4.
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Moscow will look to "use elections as opportunities to undermine democracy, sow discord and undermine our values," Coats said.
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"Such policies undermine the moral authority of law and undermine the safety of the jurisdictions that adopt them," Sessions said.
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It's a verdict on the un-American conduct of those who tried to undermine our great democracy and undermine you.
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Not only do these failures undermine the potential usefulness of the book's Great Revolt survey, they fatally undermine the authors' conclusions.
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They have capabilities, but it's their intent to undermine our basic values, undermine democracy, create wedges between us and our allies.
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"If there is an interest in interfering, it's most likely to be to deflate the interest in voting, undermine democracy, and undermine trust in the election rather than undermine the particular results," Perrault said in his office on Wednesday.
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"I sound a warning bell ... there is a clear move here again to undermine our rights and if they can undermine our rights, they can undermine the rights of all members of this organization," he told the Security Council.
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And the ultimate objective is to undermine the Justice Department, undermine Bob Mueller and give the president a pretext to fire people.
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"What Russia wants to do is undermine our confidence and undermine the world's confidence in us," Tillerson said according to the Houston Chronicle.
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"I hope that doesn't signal any further efforts to undermine the independence of the judiciary or to undermine the rule of law," Patten said.
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And the Justice Department most recent action about not defending the ACA is another effort to undermine indirectly what they can&apost undermine directly. Why?
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Russia is likely to continue to pursue cyberactions against the U.S. "using elections as opportunities to undermine democracy, sow discord and undermine our values," he said.
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" He added, "They are passing a law which endangers our soldiers, will undermine our international standing and undermine us as a country of law and order.
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"Coats offered a grave warning to lawmakers, saying the Russians would be looking to "use elections as opportunities to undermine democracy, sow discord and undermine our values.
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"In an extreme case, AI could undermine the condition of MAD and make nuclear war winnable, but it takes much less to undermine strategic stability," the report said.
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"At this phase, it's hard to see what would potentially undermine US strength that wouldn't, in the immediate [term], also undermine South Korea's own national security," Baker said.
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Republicans could certainly undermine the investigation by refusing to participate in hearings or bringing in Trump defenders to testify and undermine alleged victims, but they couldn't block it outright.
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While U.S. trade laws typically prevent exports that undermine our national security, we continue to allow the unregulated trade in materials that are coming back to undermine our security.
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"The American administration has failed to undermine the nuclear deal ... Trump, despite his repeated efforts, has failed to undermine the accord," Rouhani said in a televised speech reported by Reuters.
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"Persistent and disruptive cyber operations will continue against the United States and our European allies, using elections as opportunities to undermine democracy, sow discord and undermine our values," said Coats.
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"The concern is that there will be a growing movement globally to undermine the quality of the information sphere and undermine the quality of discourse necessary in a democracy," she said.
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" They add: "These claims undermine the credibility of the
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Think about that – a billion attempts to undermine security.
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Russia — to undermine the U.S. and divide the West.
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I think, generally speaking, people who leak are people who are losing an argument or a way and want to undermine the person that&aposs winning the argument or undermine their authority.
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In reality, though, this policy would work to undermine the Affordable Care Act's exchanges and drive up expenses for people with medical conditions: Here is the Executive Order to undermine the ACA.
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"In some cases, some of these leaders seem to want a 'Westphalia for me, but not for thee' approach — don't undermine my sovereignty, but understand if I feel compelled to undermine yours."
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The waiver criteria included in the final version of the bill says that those seeking a waiver have to prove that they are not a Russian intelligence service, not doing anything to undermine multilateral organizations such as NATO, not doing anything to undermine U.S. operations and not doing anything to undermine U.S. technology for defense cooperation.
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Unfortunately, whatever his intentions when he started WikiLeaks, what he's really become is a direct participant in Russian efforts to undermine the West and a dedicated accomplice in efforts to undermine American security.
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Assange's entire philosophy is to undermine US and allied governments.
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People tend to undermine each other in a toxic relationship.
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France's action, critics say, could now undermine that multilateral process.
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He means that we can undermine our assumptions about ourselves.
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EU commission accuse unnamed leakers of seeking to undermine negotiations.
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This will undermine global stability, argues The Economist's Xan Smiley.
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It's "just a way to undermine that process," she says.
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Researchers say shutting them down could undermine U.S. national security.
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Moreover, Uber sought to undermine the very notion of tipping.
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Does this song undermine all expectations for his upcoming music?
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In his world the West was trying to undermine Russia.
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These conflicts violate the law and undermine the public trust.
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It threatens to undermine the administration's broader Middle East policy.
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Moreover, Uber sought to undermine the very notion of tipping.
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But Democrats are worried the moves merely undermine environmental safeguards.
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Meanwhile, Uber sought to undermine the very notion of tipping.
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We're using that power to undermine our politics in Washington.
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Congress's proposed tax bill would undermine STEM and accelerate inequality.
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"In most cases, reliability issues will undermine satisfaction," Fisher said.
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Now he wants to undermine what remains of the pact.
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Debt can undermine Asian values in more ways than one.
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Tossing them aside would undermine the legitimacy of the result.
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There is more than one way to undermine an institution.
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To prosper in streaming, they must undermine lucrative existing businesses.
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Open Borders Essay question: Does immigration strengthen or undermine tolerance?
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These latest claims could further undermine the network's waning credibility.
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But is this really a smart way to undermine Trump?
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"These allegations undermine everything we stand for as Marines," Gen.
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The fact is, preferred pharmacy networks can undermine that objective.
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That would severely undermine the fundamental purpose of the FOIA.
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Lavalle is partial to extreme analogies that undermine his credibility.
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Recognizing Israel's sovereignty in the Golan could undermine those efforts.
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If they were to succeed, it would undermine Wikipedia's credibility.
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However, this also threatens to undermine jobs within certain sectors.
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This trend, if it accelerates, could sharply undermine business sentiment.
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These cases undermine public faith in institutions and democracy itself.
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Machines don't have to inevitably undermine familial kinship and bonding.
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He's also giving them permission to undermine the investigation itself.
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The program has the potential to further undermine public schools.
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A pricing war in the market could undermine automakers' profits.
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Specifically, the amendments undermine net neutrality in a few ways.
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This pressure has the potential to seriously undermine U.S. policymaking.
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In this sense, NDAs undermine, rather than enhance, victim choice.
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It's a tactic to try to undermine the democratic process.
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We in law enforcement have no desire to undermine encryption.
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The horrific violence continues to undermine regional security and stability.
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The last, more than anything, helped to undermine his reputation.
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Aftergood said doing that would undermine and politicize the system.
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Our worst vindictive instincts can undermine our most cherished liberties.
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Parents need to uphold a coach's authority, not undermine it.
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Mitchell's presence keeps their fingerprints off attempts to undermine Ford.
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And they used them to try to undermine our values.
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If imposed, such measures would undermine profitability, investment and service.
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Unsane is a movie that does not undermine women's power.
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Blackburn has repeatedly acted to undermine community broadband development efforts.
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He will stop at nothing to undermine the Mueller investigation.
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They (the Iranians) have very many tools to undermine him.
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Premature and inaccurate statements undermine the integrity of the investigation.
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Should the U.S. violate or undermine the Iran nuclear deal?
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The more moderate candidates used that moment to undermine Warren.
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Trump would, in effect, undermine the entire idea of insurance.
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Why should manipulating the dollar undermine its global status today?
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A second vote could actually undermine faith in British democracy.
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Conservatives are inventing a "syndrome" to undermine young people's transitions.
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Critics say the changes undermine the independence of Polish courts.
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Agents were explicitly directed to spy on and undermine McGowan.
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It's going to undermine our ability to be free people.
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It would be his biggest move yet to undermine Obamacare.
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A variety of factors already threaten to undermine the count.
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As a result, new revelations continue to undermine Volkswagen's stature.
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Apart from the Russian influence campaign intended to undermine Mrs.
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These laws are being used to undermine Roe v. Wade.
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Clinton's allies to undermine Mr. Trump's campaign and his presidency.
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"That news could undermine morale for the public," Keller said.
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But the Trump administration has fought hard to undermine it.
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In doing so, they undermine the legitimacy of the system.
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The divisions among Palestinians also undermine support for their cause.
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It would only hurt or undermine confidence during the process.
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He is repeatedly trying to undermine the rule of law.
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"It would undermine the Paris Agreement," Tsering said by phone.
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But many people felt the extradition plan would undermine that.
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Prison officials said contraband cellphones fuel violence and undermine security.
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This looks like activity coldly calculated to undermine American democracy.
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A U.S. president encouraging a 'favor' could undermine these reforms.
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"That would undermine this strength we see in the economy."
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It could undermine an operation that could be saving lives.
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These actions undermine the very idea of diversity and inclusion.
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Such delays will only further undermine the project's economic viability.
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It's either deliberate attempt to undermine or it's totally uninformed.
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They fear that weakening the training standards will undermine safety.
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In the South - this issue would undermine their Democratic stronghold.
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These repeated efforts to undermine our democratic process are unacceptable.
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Democrats believe the memo has one purpose: to undermine Mueller.
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Those payments could be used to undermine witnesses and accusers.
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This loss of faith in markets would thereby undermine reliability.
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Political intervention and censorship in culture undermine its very existence.
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But I'd add his attempts to undermine women's reproductive rights.
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We only wish that no mine will undermine our hopes.
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It will also undermine the United States' own national security.
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That could undermine plans for a second giant tech fund.
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He says the West has repeatedly tried to undermine Russia.
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Democrats had an obvious partisan incentive to undermine Nixon's presidency.
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I don't say this to undermine Edmondson's intelligence or judgment.
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But when you can't even listen to what someone has to say because you despise the man who is president, you undermine not the president of the United States -- you undermine the United States.
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He added: "This would have significant implications if it became public knowledge, and it would be perceived as a partisan play that would undermine our Ukraine policy, and it would undermine our national security."
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Instead of strengthening his position as incoming president, he's allowing his insecurities to not only undermine the results of the election that put him in the White House, but to undermine the presidency itself.
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The result will be to undermine the long-term role of the dollar; ratchet up the public debt; and undermine the current expansion through a spiral of protectionist measures and rising uncertainties for business.
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Wilderness advocates are aghast, fearing that the bill is meant to undermine the gold standard for land protection in this country by creating a precedent that would encourage additional efforts to undermine wilderness protections.
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"Persistent and disruptive cyber operations will continue against the United States and our European allies, using elections as opportunities to undermine democracy, sow discord and undermine our values," Coats told the Senate Intelligence Committee.
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The original Russia espionage investigation was opened to determine if Russian President Vladimir Putin tried to undermine our democracy by gathering compromising dirt on both candidates and attempting to manipulate and undermine our election process.
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"As the Republicans and President Trump continue efforts to undermine the Affordable Care Act ... the political situation will become far more perilous and the efforts to undermine the ACA will be deeply unpopular," Garin said.
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Create a weak right-to-invest parallel to workers' Beck rights, refrain from strong right-to-invest policies that would undermine management's core functions and eliminate right-to-work policies that undermine unions' core functions.
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It didn't matter what evidence was presented to undermine their opinions.
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Numbers are often misreported, which can undermine popular understanding of risk.
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Acxiom said individual inaccuracies didn't undermine the value of its service.
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MACCALLUM: Is there any indication that she will undermine Peter Strzok?
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Trump continued to undermine the intelligence community even after his inauguration.
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A one-sided intervention to weaken the dollar would undermine that.
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"This could undermine the effectiveness of future communications," the BoE said.
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It&aposs extraordinary to see this Justice Department attack and undermine.
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They undermine the system that our nation is founded on, Sean.
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National border controls would undermine the EU's system of free travel.
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Obviously SNL alone can't undermine the credibility of a presidential administration.
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Disruptions to trade undermine prospects for economic growth and oil demand.
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And there's evidence that this citizenship question could undermine that effort.
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This bill will not just undermine women's health in our state.
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You basically have to undermine the whole existence of the regime.
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Trump's threat could significantly undermine China's position as a trade superpower.
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At every turn, there are men working to undermine the queen.
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Romer, Austan Goolsbee, and Alan Krueger—believe these numbers undermine their
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It's highly unlikely that Trump's fundraising is meant to undermine democracy.
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Such a move would also undermine international faith in the Fed.
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In fact, "vines and weeds…are constantly working to undermine it".
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They are misleading voters in a desperate attempt to undermine Gov.
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That, they say, could undermine their jurisdictional objections to his rulings.
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Proponents of Essure say the complaints should not undermine the device.
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His removal from the race will undermine their trust in it.
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The details: A deepfake could undermine an election campaign, Wired reports.
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After all these attempts to undermine it, the show opened intact.
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And, of course, targeting Sanders supporters could serve to undermine Clinton.
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Without repealing any statutes, Republicans can severely undermine public interest regulation.
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Investors debate whether these cuts undermine growth in the long term.
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Others, including President Vladimir Putin of Russia, plot to undermine it.
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"Don't be lazy and undermine the opportunity," Ashley Madison's statement read.
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The Trump administration can undermine the law administratively in many ways.
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"Few crimes so damage their victims and undermine basic human decency."
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The aim of these attacks isn't to undermine physical infrastructures, though.
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Leaders who are unaccountable to voters endanger democracy and undermine institutions.
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Presidents should not use the power of pardon to undermine it.
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Does this represent a sinister move by speculators to undermine democracy?
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But more recently he has been keener to undermine its democracy.
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Evans also pushed back against changes that could undermine consumer protections.
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It's an effort to undermine her credibility as a potential president.
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And conspired against the American voter to undermine an entire election.
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Leaders have a responsibility to preserve this trust, not undermine it.
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This will undermine the ability of the board to supervise Musk.
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These concerns further undermine an already questionable effort to buy SolarCity.
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Janus is at bottom a bid to undermine America's labour movement.
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Trump has previously used Bill Clinton's infidelity to undermine Hillary's feminism.
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Closing this border could undermine one of Europe's greatest success stories.
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Hence a series of measures intended to undermine the democratic coalition.
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The Waskom ordinance is "a dangerous attempt" to undermine Roe v.
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Reconstruction. Of course, with even Donald Trump unlikely to undermine the
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For one thing, they tend to reduce factors that undermine it.
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These manipulative user interfaces intentionally limit understanding and undermine consumer choice.
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That could undermine home-buying and donations to philanthropies, they say.
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However, the region remains well-supplied, which could undermine the rally.
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Some doubtless worried that his rise would undermine their own power.
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One key question: Whether Kushner intended to undermine U.S. foreign policy.
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Even so, the delay in the meantime will undermine its potency.
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The lazy story contradicts itself in ways that undermine the plot.
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Protests must not undermine law and order, Bossert wrote on Twitter.
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Hiring without ongoing training could undermine the integrity of an officer.
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But Comella's recent statements at the conference could undermine this claim.
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Has any president done more to undermine democracy than this one?
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It starts to undermine his ability to get the agenda done.
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The executive branch can also undermine the law in subtler ways.
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That may undermine the checks and balances that Airline Ratings uses.
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That doesn't undermine Whiskey Tango Foxtrot's playfulness, or its comic energy.
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Such backdoors undermine everyone's security and threaten our right to privacy.
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Scott Walker's actions to undermine the labor movement in the state.
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Obama says the bill would undermine decades-old diplomatic immunity protections.
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Then-candidate Hillary Clinton used the revelation to undermine Trump's claim
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Laws ban advertisements that undermine public order or violate ethical standards.
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It reveals a hidden plan to undermine the state of Qatar.
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United States companies must not be allowed to undermine these efforts.
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Just do it in ways that don't undermine America's economic leadership.
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Documents unsealed last month also served to undermine that legal stance.
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In the course of their tenure, they will also undermine the
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Doing this without limit would quickly undermine confidence in its currency.
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I agree that writing definitely can undermine what makes art good.
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Any challenge to his testimony could undermine the case against Trump.
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It could cannibalize Fox's TV audience and undermine the core business.
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The catastrophic consequences would not just undermine American interests in Syria.
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Building this pipeline would undermine our commitment to fight climate change.
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But he's worried Trump's tariffs now threaten to undermine those benefits.
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Excessive discounts can help sell new vehicles, but undermine resale prices.
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Trump's allies, meanwhile, have launched a campaign to undermine Comey's credibility.
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He fears that this could undermine the "legitimacy" of energy markets.
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That increase may undermine efforts by global producers to cut supply.
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The Obama administration still has time to further undermine immigration laws.
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Payments of money for silence undermine law enforcement and erode democracy.
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And wherever he could, he sought to undermine that trust further.
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But Attica's tragic outcome doesn't undermine the significance of the resistance.
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This prevents public oversight and could erode trust and undermine democracy.
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This would be expensive and undermine the security of the submarines.
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It's also why efforts to undermine them should be vigorously opposed.
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These factors can undermine citizens' faith in government and breed mistrust.
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There are times, too, when inauthentic details undermine the novel's credibility.
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Does this war advance or undermine the interests of average Americans?
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Critics said such remarks could undermine her appearance of judicial impartiality.
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It involved an effort to undermine fundamentally our elections and government.
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And they were concerned that a Sanders' candidacy could undermine that.
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If that happens, it will undermine food webs and entire ecosystems.
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Democrats blast family-unfriendly Republican policies that undermine progress against discrimination.
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You might even compliment the colleague who tries to undermine you.
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Secondly, when you do away with curation you also undermine truth.
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The second worry is that the revolutionaries undermine the existing system.
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It's an attempt to undercut Darden's confidence and undermine the prosecution.
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"Faster inflation can seriously undermine consumer potential (this year)," Koshelev said.
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We've also seen alt-right supporters on 4chan undermine movie releases.
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They want to undermine our credibility in the face the world.
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The Frasers' takeaway: Colum is trying to undermine the Jacobite rebellion.
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Deficits reflect weakness of will and undermine the value of money.
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Diet sodas may undermine weight loss efforts, a new study suggests.
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He meant to undermine the case that gender bias is real.
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Many said such a move would undermine and politicize the system.
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""Such moves will threaten and undermine normal international relations and order.
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His goal is to undermine America's values and our public institutions.
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Yesterday Donald Tusk said our proposals would undermine the single market.
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An official's vague accusation could undermine the Nuclear Test Ban agreement.
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That would be likely to undermine Mr. Sirisena's reform agenda further.
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The governor said that announcing specific locations would undermine the effort.
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We've seen hacking and foreign interference distort politics and undermine elections.
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This would not undermine the capitalist economy; it would enrich it.
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Those abuses undermine both the rule of law and social trust.
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China is trying to undermine support for Trump's policies among farmers.
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Florida has too, despite the efforts to undermine the new law.
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Don't waste time trying to undermine one of your few allies.
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Men could ruin reputations, undermine or destroy women's careers, act impulsively.
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" She's also previously argued that "multiculturalists ... seek to undermine American culture.
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Economic stagnation could undermine both popular morale and Russia's global position.
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The deepening political turmoil threatens to undermine the U.S.-Taliban deal.
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In the United States, unrestricted campaign financing continues to undermine democracy.
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They become a recruiting tool for terrorists and undermine counterterrorism operations.
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Leaders who fail to see this fatally undermine our national security.
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Both men were able to undermine the power of dominant parties.
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Now, he said, the outsiders were trying to undermine his victory.
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Russia is not our friend, and is trying to undermine democracy.
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"You can't undermine the accuracy of the actual enumeration," Letter insisted.
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Although the government preaches morality, its actions often undermine that message.
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Here are three ways Bolton's bombshells undermine Trump's case against impeachment.
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It would undermine the ability to grow the renewable fuels industry.
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Abusive transactions can undermine public confidence in very important conservation work.
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The attack was intended to scare Chinese investors and undermine CPEC.
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Strategies that target violent criminals and undermine money laundering are critical.
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The intelligence community has only just begun to undermine this president.
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Don't undermine your message by padding it with irrelevant positive statements.
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Clinton, then drummed up the Russia investigation to undermine his presidency.
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So instead, Mr. Bush used a signing statement to undermine it.
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I can say with authority the Trump administration's actions undermine both.
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The other side did everything it could to undermine the first.
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Don't let the EPA undermine your policy once again, Mr. President.
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That will undermine our fiscal health and crowd out defense spending.
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Its goal is to undermine the project of American democracy itself.
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China has the ability to undermine our objectives across the globe.
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Addis Ababa denies the dam will undermine Egypt's access to water.
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These further cuts serve to undermine both the ACA and Medicaid.
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A higher fiscal deficit would also undermine the fight against inflation.
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Donald Trump's attempts to undermine the First Amendment are undoubtedly troubling.
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But some question whether this ideology can sometimes undermine national interests.
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President Trump's moves to impose a settlement will undermine such cooperation.
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Environmental groups like Greenpeace oppose most measures that undermine the environment.
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But how dare you undermine the American people particularly Muslim Americans.
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But Trump's recent actions there certainly undermine that fight, experts said.
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That kind of mixed information can undermine confidence in government efforts.
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Critics fear this move could undermine the Department of Veterans Affairs.
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It accused the government of trying to undermine core democratic values.
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It's not an attempt to undermine America's alliance with Western Europe.
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I hope regressive racial and gender politics don't undermine this race.
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"They all want to undermine security in this city," he said.
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I don't want anyone to use our tools to undermine democracy.
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We're refused, again and again, taking risky steps that undermine our sovereignty, and undermine our people's livelihood, our-, and therefore, I think we-, it-, that's why it's been a stable model, in a very turbulent region.
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"If you can undermine our democratic nations by hacking the energy systems or the communication systems or the financial systems it will undermine our own people's belief in our societies' ability to protect them," he said.
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"In light of the continued efforts of Russia to undermine American democracy, IRS must use its full authority to prevent foreign adversaries from again exploiting tax-exempt organizations to undermine American interests," Wyden and Schumer wrote.
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Countries like these that restrict freedoms of expression and peaceful assembly, allow and commit violence against religious, ethnic and other minority groups or undermine the people's fundamental dignity "are morally reprehensible and undermine our interests," Sullivan added.
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Worse, it can also, shamefully, undermine their willingness to be such agents.
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Critics say that could undermine chances of the treaty coming into force.
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We're against the policies that were put in place to undermine scientists.
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Grillo and Pai hatch a plan to undermine the agency from within.
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They wanted to use the questions to undermine Bob Mueller&aposs investigation.
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They do everything they can to undermine our security in this country.
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It&aposs not an American value to undermine the U.S. justice system.
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Yet some Belarussian actions undermine policies the Kremlin is trying to pursue.
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And Clinton never used the bully pulpit to undermine our judicial system.
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Dodd-Frank, I think they are going try to fundamentally undermine it.
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The situation threatens to undermine Widodo's efforts to reinvigorate stalled economic growth.
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President Trump's administration could undo those regulatory fixes to undermine the law.
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They say, too, that this kind of withdrawal will undermine US standing.
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However, the IMF warns Trump's protectionist trade policies may undermine the gains.
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I think it will overly focus power, and really undermine representative democracy.
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Even if these machines work perfectly, I think they will undermine democracy.
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Ever paranoid, the report was seen as another attempt to undermine Russia.
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Critics say the new system will undermine checks and balances on governance.
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Is it a tactic to undermine the net neutrality protections adopted in
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We didn't come across anything that would undermine or challenge James' account.
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Or will they fight on, in a quixotic quest to undermine Trump?
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Populist leaders undermine democracy by harnessing its mechanisms for their own benefit.
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Such heavy-handed measures could undermine the credibility of important government institutions.
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But he shuns the art scene, believing that commercial pressures undermine quality.
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Some experts added, however, that the reports could undermine trust between partners.
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But that wasn't all Weinstein allegedly attempted in order to undermine her.
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Men who undermine women and their strength, ability and intelligence exist everywhere.
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In the long term they might undermine the zloty's value, he said.
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The second way corruption investigations undermine democracy in Latin America is psychological.
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Crucially, a crackdown could also undermine the legal basis of the agreement.
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The new Social Security law will undermine its retirement finances even more.
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Trump is accused of seeking foreign assistance to undermine his political opposition.
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If so, he may seek to undermine any transition that weakens him.
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There's always the potential for it to undermine the quality of life.
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There was an effort to undermine the candidacy of the opposition party.
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They are the ones that are trying to undermine our basic values.
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Was Chelsea secretly trying to undermine Kellyn by eliminating her key ally?
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It says some staff demands would undermine its low-cost business model.
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A further assault, they say, would undermine a fragile environment for investment.
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Either way it threatens to undermine confidence in Mr Ramaphosa's economic policies.
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Increased technology expenses and compliance costs will undermine efforts at cost management.
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That, the resolution said, would undermine the U.S.-led transatlantic defense alliance.
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Limiting birthright citizenship would undermine over a century's worth of legal consensus.
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Trump's defenders quickly tried to undermine Vindman's account, by questioning his loyalty.
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By strengthening their grip on the EU's machinery, Spitzenkandidaten undermine European democracy.
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Depression, anxiety and mood disorders all actively work to undermine founder performance.
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The two reporters are accused of trying to undermine Turkey's economic stability.
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Whatever the WTO's problems, it would be a tragedy to undermine it.
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This is the wedge issue that will increasingly undermine our functional democracy.
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Too much information can undermine user trust as much as too little.
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This is one of their priorities to undermine my prospects as speaker.
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Uber believes regulations and worker unrest undermine that possibility, which is true.
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Surging U.S. output may also undermine OPEC's efforts to tighten the market.
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A news organization was working to undermine one of its own reporters.
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Divisions within the army may ultimately undermine General Haftar in the east.
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This, the government fears, would undermine confidence in the value of money.
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They insist that the mainstream press is actively working to undermine them.
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Clinton and Trump promise to undermine free markets and expand executive power.
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Releasing repair manuals and spare parts shouldn't undermine an already sound smartphone.
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That could, in effect, start to undermine much of Kennedy's LGBTQ legacy.
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It makes sense: spending clause legislation should not undermine the states' independence.
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How would disclosing the details of those security countermeasures undermine those systems?
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If we can undermine these three areas, America will collapse from within.
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Cynical retorts of "All Lives Matter" serve to undermine this basic fact.
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Keeping Assad in power would undermine both America's credibility and core values.
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In public, President Obama has been careful not to undermine his successor.
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The FDP also warned against making commitments that would undermine coalition prospects.
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First, would competitors in the cutthroat eye-care business undermine the project?
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"Revoking TPS will undermine our economy and our public safety," Becerra said.
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And it's a short-sighted attempt to undermine American clean energy leadership.
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Their deliberate efforts undermine effective governance, destabilize regions, and undercut U.S. influence.
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Russia interfered in the 2016 election and seeks to undermine our democracy.
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I was looking for stuff that might undermine Wade and James' story.
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In parliament, Mr Erdogan has long sought to undermine his political opposition.
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Such a threat also could undermine the stability of global financial markets.
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And in the long term, these disputes undermine Americans' faith in government.
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The Xi regime has been working to undermine her government ever since.
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Ukraine's chronic corruption doesn't just undermine the country's prospects for European integration.
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In addition, Trump's later actions undermine the exculpatory version of his decision.
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The Trump administration continues to undermine Medicaid and the health insurance exchanges.
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Impeachment politics tends to undermine bipartisan goodwill often needed for legislative success.
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"This will further stress and undermine our institutions of government," former Rep.
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To say so is not to undermine or disparage Pressley's significant achievement.
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To them unity remains vital, and nobody wishes to undermine Mr Barnier.
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Gingrich, while an effective debater, would undermine Trump's message as an outsider.
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"Russia is conducting cyberattacks to undermine American interests at every turn," Sen.
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But the bloated size and unaccountability of the K.S.T. undermine its effectiveness.
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Volatility can undermine the confidence that fuels the main street economy's momentum.
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Pompeo dismissed those claims, saying critics are attempting to undermine ongoing negotiations.
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A regional war could undermine Saudi Arabia's efforts at historic internal transformation.
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Likewise, it has no authority to undermine the congressional privilege of inquiry.
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Agriculture can contribute to vibrant, healthy communities, or it can undermine them.
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So religious freedom means the freedom to undermine science at taxpayer expense.
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That would be great television — and, most likely, undermine the Democrats' case.
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If they can't gain control of government fairly, they'll simply undermine it.
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And Trump has to understand that, hence his attempt to undermine it.
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Failing to do so may undermine efforts to combat the opiate crisis.
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We can&apost allow men to use our sexuality to undermine us.
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But in reality, such legislation is disturbingly likely to undermine the JCPOA.
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So they're voting for things that undermine rather than promote their goals.
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We have watched Google undermine competition in the United States and abroad.
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Doubt, not truth, is enough to undermine the public's trust in experts.
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Refugee advocates say the closure of local offices will undermine that goal.
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It seems like a weird jag that might undermine your other points.
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STEPHANOPOULOS: Does the president-elect — CONWAY: And it does undermine our democracy.
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Also, wisely consider how you undermine yourself with the way you communicate.
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It would also undermine the world's chances of meeting the Paris goals.
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But until that happens, there's no reason to undermine that happiness yourself.
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This new decision could further undermine the Palestine's efforts to achieve statehood.
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Those kind of people want to undermine your faith in your ability.
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President Trump has taken many steps to undermine the Affordable Care Act.
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The game's narrative beats directly undermine his quest to be number one.
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As the exodus grows, it also threatens to undermine Colombia's peace process.
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" He claimed the association of municipalities will "undermine our state from within.
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The provision undermine Democrats' push to make American health care more affordable.
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Many attend, some grudgingly or with plans to undermine the Boltons' rule.
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Protesters were concerned the extradition bill would undermine the city's special freedoms.
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But conspiracy theories threaten to undermine their only trusted form of communication.
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These tactics contribute to growing polarization and undermine trust in news organizations.
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Republicans blasted the disclosure as a "leak" meant to undermine their investigation.
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Occasionally she makes baffling errors that threaten to undermine her entire book.
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Mansky, No. 16-1435, said nothing that would undermine such buffer zones.
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The Russians, bred on Leninist cynicism, harnessed it to undermine American democracy.
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Walking away could undermine confidence in the vehicle's current batch of startups.
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But they both said it should not be used to undermine encryption.
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They weren't wearing masks, nor were they hoping to undermine anyone's vote.
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But Trump could still undermine those local efforts by sending conflicting signals.
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These deals do not undermine the libraries within — they underpin their futures.
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The Trump administration is trying to undermine the very idea of facts.
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Inequity and racial segregation undermine democracy and stunt economic progress for all.
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This Republican-controlled Senate has allowed Mr. Trump to undermine our democracy.
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This sends a clear message to those who undermine other people's rights.
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Eventually the erosion will undermine public road, storm water drains and pipes.
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The Raiders committed 533 penalties for 10 yards to undermine their effort.
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Another unanswered question: whether the dust-ups will permanently undermine Warren's campaign.
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Wyden accused Wray of advocating for "weak encryption" that would undermine security.
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This crisis scenario could be designed to undermine your credibility and reputation.
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Democrats believe Mr. Durham's inquiry is intended to undermine Mr. Mueller's findings.
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They share a determination to undermine the land rights of Native peoples.
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Low-level but highly prolific cyberoperations undermine American economic and social institutions.
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Don't subconsciously undermine yourself by using the wrong words when writing proposals.
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The judges saw the move as an attempt to undermine their authority.
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The loss of a single innocent life would undermine the mission's success.
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Russian hackers are sowing discord through disinformation and working to undermine elections.
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She bizarrely suggested that Baird was a CIA plant, sent to undermine
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Closing a factory is just one way to undermine a local community.
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The Trump administration seeks to undermine a key protection against unlawful detention.
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With bitcoin, extreme volatility tends to undermine its function of storing value.
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Beland said this could undermine Liberal Party prospects seven months from now.
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McCabe said he was fired as an attempt to undermine Mueller's investigation.
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However, economists worry that trade frictions could undermine Japan's export-oriented economy.
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Democrats accused Trump of trying to undermine the investigation with the memo.
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So it's either deliberate attempt to undermine, or it is totally uninformed.
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Experts have predicted repealing the mandate would undermine the stability of ObamaCare.
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"These issues undermine the fundamental integrity of the judicial process," Brafman said.
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Acts of violence undermine their efforts, and can reverse good, patient work.
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Disorder could damage economic growth, undermine the government and end in disaster.
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All they do is to undermine the reputation of the United States.
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That's not to undermine the value of a protest on its own.
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"They are pushing their authoritarian model to undermine institutions that reinforce democracy."
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On this Presidents' Day, we should celebrate that contract, not undermine it.
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Critics say it was calculated to undermine support for the nuclear deal.
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Some critics wish to exploit the issue to undermine their political opponents.
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If you manage the demolition poorly, you might undermine what comes next.
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They worry it will lead to self-indulgent behavior and undermine motivation.
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Success is born out of healthy habits; insidious habits undermine our dreams.
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But alienating Colombia could undermine relations with other countries in the region.
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Orban accuses Soros of promoting mass immigration to undermine Europe's Christian culture.
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Best of all, you get to live life free of the constant psychological abuse inflicted by companies that mean to undermine your social relationships, and governments that mean to undermine your faith in democracy, government and human nature.
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Debate continues about how much Mr. Philby contributed to the failure of these and other Anglo-American plots to undermine Communism but, from Russia's perspective, one thing is clear: Western intelligence agencies have labored tirelessly to undermine Russia's interests.
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"I'm not going to let a big-government, moderate-to-liberal speaker undermine our part or undermine solid conservative principles that have made Texas a leader for the last 85033-plus years," Patrick said of Straus in an interview.
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Russia, although it's not the Soviet Union, continues to pursue a policy of trying to undermine the unity of not only the transatlantic alliance but also Europe more generally — and is engaged in active measures to undermine that unity.
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Is this part of a nefarious Klingon effort to undermine Discovery's experimental technology?
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Now, Trump routinely accuses Clinton and Obama of plotting to undermine the Constitution.
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The foreign ministers say Trump&aposs measures undermine global trade and economic growth.
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I think it will undermine and send a very negative message to people.
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Houston, where Ted Cruz lives, trying to undermine his support in his own
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It would also undermine one of America's key assets—its open capital markets.
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He should promote comprehensive reproductive health care, not undermine existing access to care.
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Although privacy advocates welcomed the regulations, they caution that loopholes could undermine them.
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But don't let the actions of a toxic minority undermine the greater conversation.
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On Friday, he signed an executive order directing federal agencies to undermine Obamacare.
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His mental unpredictability, according to Wilander, could undermine third seed Nadal's trademark intensity.
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The agency believes that the cabinet reshuffle will further undermine the investment climate.
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A prosecutor could use circumstantial evidence to undermine such a defense, lawyers said.
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It was not our intention to undermine upcoming events in any way. pic.twitter.
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That threatens to further undermine May's authority just as Brexit gets more complex.
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Since its passage, Republicans have sought to undermine it, calling it government overreach.
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The buoyant dollar has combined with tepid global demand to undermine U.S. exports.
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But the Democratic and Republican establishments have worked nonstop to undermine his legitimacy.
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Ted Cruz's efforts to undermine Trump's lead in the Republican primary delegate race.
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How, then, can immigration serve both to strengthen tolerance and seemingly undermine it?
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History suggests two ways in which Mr Trump might undermine the dollar's role.
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Russia's aim was to undermine the credibility of American democracy and sow division.
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The court's ruling on the admitting privileges law could severely undermine Roe v.
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The accord's most extreme opponents may be trying to undermine it by force.
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Yet online culture is so virulent, does this undermine the viability of liberalism?
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A bad deal threatens to undermine the most dynamic part of our economy.
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The resignation could undermine President Mauricio Macri's efforts to shore up investor confidence.
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"Non-cooperation policies severely undermine that effort at the expense of public safety."
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Slower growth would undermine fuel demand and could put a cap on prices.
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More important tests lie ahead that could potentially undermine the new national government.
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House leaders are determined not to undermine Mr Mueller with their own probes.
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The adverse reaction could undermine Google's efforts to win over EU antitrust regulators.
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While it remains a small group, its dissent continues to undermine papal authority.
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Obstructing justice seems straightforward: an attempt to impede or undermine a criminal investigation.
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Environmentalists fear curbs would undermine their efforts to keep mining companies at bay.
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That would be an overcorrection that rewards those who strive to undermine us.
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There's concern that his stance on LGBT rights will undermine strides made globally.
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The roots of adjacent hillside trees probably helped undermine the concrete chute's foundations.
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By neglecting women, the bill can only undermine Congress's commitment to prison reform.
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It would only undermine both to mix them together in some unsavory way.
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But then there have been less obvious tactics that still undermine the law.
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He's introduced decrees that could undermine protections for indigenous populations and the environment.
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This is why Eurocrats solemnly vow that nothing must undermine the single market.
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To the left, the Democrats' down-ballot failures undermine that kind of complacency.
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It is easier to undermine a fragile status quo than to keep it.
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Letting the verdict stand would undermine freedom of religion in Indonesia, they said.
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Selling portfolio holdings simply for the tax benefit can undermine your investment strategy.
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Russian actions abroad are often characterized as sinister attempts to undermine the West.
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U.S. airline unions have said Norwegian's subsidiaries would undermine wages and working standards.
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Unfortunately, most of these new features completely undermine the purpose of the app.
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Don't let the young generation undermine the original inspirations behind these popular hits.
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Such violence threatens to undermine U.S.-backed efforts to defeat the militant group.
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It may also undermine Trump's self image as a consummate dealmaker and businessman.
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Evidence of prior art can be used to undermine a patent infringement claim.
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That could stoke new rebellions that would quickly undermine any post-Bashir government.
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"Such laws conflict with and undermine universally recognized human rights," the report says.
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If successful, Apple's attack would undermine a core tenet of Qualcomm's business model.
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They say that would undermine Medicare finances and erode political support for it.
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Evidence is growing that Russia is actively working to undermine Clinton's presidential prospects.
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In a way, that could undermine the sense of community and people socializing.
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Acquiescing to the government's request would undermine security in its phones, Apple said.
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In contrast, WikiLeaks almost never publishes leaks that might undermine America's autocratic rivals.
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Never undermine the power of sending a thank you note after your interview.
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Yet in the long term they may undermine the stability of his rule.
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Clinton is not the only presidential candidate looking to undermine Trump in Utah.
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But there are still many ways a coal-loving administration could undermine progress.
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To take it seriously in any respect would be to undermine that message.
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But in helping Russia undermine the EU, Hungary plays a very dangerous game.
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TURLEY: Well, this would really undermine his credibility and that of his investigation.
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Mueller's investigators themselves have indicated the report's findings could undermine the president's narrative.
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He would undermine the growth that we have had since the great recession.
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"We deplore such actions, which undermine international law and international institutions," they said.
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And you can just beat up the Justice Department, undermine Mueller, defame Comey.
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To Moore this was a plot to undermine Sanders and help Michael Bloomberg.
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Certainly there was an appearance of a propagandistic campaign to undermine her health.
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It was genuinely believed that countercultural rebellion would undermine and destroy 'the system.
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Trump's bankruptcies and business failures undermine his best hope of establishing his qualifications.
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If you forsake it for expediency, you undermine public safety and public trust.
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It involves not allowing them to undermine confidence in our institutions and ideals.
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And his administration has taken a slew of other steps to undermine enrollment.
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"(These issues) collectively undermine the integrity of the electoral process," the spokesman added.
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These actions directly undermine the very kinds of response hardcore fans supposedly want.
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Both Jefferson and Burr seemed likely to undermine Hamilton's vision for the country.
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Unfortunately, other portions of NHTSA's proposed guidance could undermine its ambitious safety goals.
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In fact, terrorism can undermine the stability and political trajectory of entire regions.
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Booker continued to argue that the President is actively trying to undermine Obamacare.
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Changing conditions often undermine projects, as near-empty refugee camps in Jordan show.
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He appreciates that such counterproductive wars undermine our national security and economic prosperity.
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Trump has taken a number of other steps to weaken or undermine Obamacare.
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The prime minister says said the aim of terrorism is to undermine democracy.
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"I don't think an attack can severely undermine voters' trust," says Incapsula's Zeifman.
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Declining oil production will undermine the value of the country's only valuable export.
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The commercialised parts of the business could undermine Huai An Traffic's strategic importance.
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This will embolden polluters to be even more litigious to undermine environmental justice.
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Goebbels thought that the movie would undermine the public's faith in their politicians.
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Nor did it undermine his commitment to the United States and its defense.
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The October numbers, released Friday, confirm two of them and undermine the third.
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They also argue that Trump's directive will undermine national security and foreign policy.
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And we cannot let our own people undermine us for personal political benefit.
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Recently filed lawsuits in California could well undermine gains in U.S. energy security.
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To encourage a balance doesn't undermine the importance and urgency of political issues.
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Parts of the leak show top DNC officials seemingly planning to undermine Sen.
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That possibility could undermine the president's other major climate achievement, the Paris agreement.
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Some of the messages showed top DNC officials seemingly planning to undermine Sen.
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Party officials cast it as an attempt by rivals to undermine his candidacy.
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Most states have used a slightly more subtle strategy to undermine abortion rights.
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Instead, his administration is working to undermine the agency tasked with doing so.
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Unfortunately, all this legislation does is undermine local water professionals and local control.
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Supporters worry the Trump administration now may be deliberately trying it undermine it.
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By not censoring all social media, the government can actually undermine extremist rhetoric.
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This could potentially undermine local efforts to shape medical and recreational regulatory landscapes.
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Was there in fact a concerted right-wing effort to undermine the Clintons?
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Shulkin has suggested the email was sent by hackers looking to undermine him.
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More broadly, it could undermine Beijing's case that the renminbi is worth holding.
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He would undermine human rights and international treaties such as the Geneva Convention.
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According to NBC, Falun Gong sees Trump as a force to undermine China.
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The paper says such breaches may undermine "the spirit" of the legal ruling.
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The public interpreted the move as an attempt to undermine the taxi strike.
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But documents first made public on Thursday appear to undermine the administration's position.
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And it's not the only way he is working to undermine the ACA.
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Any other interpretation would substantially undermine the gun ban's ability to prevent bloodshed.
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Bob McDonnell of Virginia, could help undermine the criminal charges against Mr. Skelos.
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New clusters of meaning, pressurized by the line breaks, undermine Trump's familiar rhetoric.
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But research suggests that they could also undermine the strength of your memories.
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The requirements "could undermine access, efficiency and quality of care," the administration said.
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The C.I.A. tried several times to eliminate Mr. Castro or undermine his authority.
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He predicted that the loss of the bottomless keg would further undermine morale.
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But Congress knew how to handle new developments that undermine federal worker protections.
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But both Thune and Nelson said the provision would undermine their entire effort.
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Smart contracts can automate vote buying, guarantee payment, and otherwise undermine election integrity.
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That's not to undermine the importance of what my friend did for me.
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Some of the messages show top DNC officials seemingly planning to undermine Sen.
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Climate change will further undermine our already limited ability to make these predictions.
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His strength was the ability to not let those pressures undermine his presidency.
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In 2016, it was clearly rooting for Trump and trying to undermine Clinton.
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Banks has said the investigation is part of an attempt to undermine Brexit.
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"And that in turn can be a vehicle for them to…undermine confidence."
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Moniz said Trump's stance would undermine President Obama's work on nuclear non-proliferation.
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With that said, Trump's trade war with China threatens to undermine that confidence.
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Will the rising price of rice undermine gains in the real estate market?
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Yet for brands, Kirkland products can threaten their sales and undermine pricing power.
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Slavitt argues the order is part of Trump's broader effort to undermine ObamaCare.
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The Trump administration should support our ally's interest in negotiations, not undermine it.
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Some of the messages showed top DNC officials suggesting ways to undermine Sen.
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Investors fear better staff conditions could undermine its business model, among other issues.
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Gaps in consumer knowledge could undermine the effectiveness of a continuous coverage requirement.
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But some civil rights leaders believe the change could undermine the office's mission.
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Opponents argue that granting India membership would further undermine efforts to prevent proliferation.
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U.S. "trade remedies" that limit imports could undermine the benefits of KORUS FTA.
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Too often, this union contract serves to undermine public trust in law enforcement.
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So even as they undermine its self-sufficiency, they help sustain the population.
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Further depreciation could give Chinese exporters a price advantage and undermine U.S. tariffs.
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But both could undermine its efforts to break the country's addiction to borrowing.
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Both regions had been granted greater autonomy to undermine the case for independence.
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But after the decision, Jones swiftly set about trying to undermine Goodell's deal.
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What will his strategy be for circumventing these attempts to undermine the government?
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While in Congress, he pursued every possible avenue to discredit and undermine it.
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The provision could undermine Democrats' push to make American health care more affordable.
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And do we really want to emulate European rules if they undermine competitiveness?
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His tax plan will undermine local efforts to make improvements around the country.
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Opponents conceded defeat but warned that the new regulations would undermine traditional values.
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President Trump is continuing his campaign of attempting to undermine the Mueller investigation.
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Nonetheless, this latest lawsuit only shows how federal agencies can undermine activists' message.
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Over the years, he was accused of seeking to undermine the political process.
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These policy changes only make senses as ones that would undermine that goal.
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"They are going after anything that can undermine the process itself," he said.
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Politicians try to undermine a constitutional amendment passed in a landslide this month.
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So I think such acknowledgement might actually undermine any claim of reckless disregard.
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A de minimis exception for electioneering by charities will undermine this basic principle.
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The alternative is further epistemic tribalism and attendant illiberalism, which undermine journalism's health.
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When we destroy nature, they concluded, we undermine our own quality of life.
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Controversy about the sponsorship threatens to undermine the study's credibility, the company said.
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Democrats say the Republicans are simply trying to undermine the special counsel investigation.
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These actions undermine international law and threaten the rules-based global trading system.
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The larger question is whether the Argento story might undermine the #MeToo movement.
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It won't make children safer and it will most likely undermine religious freedom.
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They have questioned each other's judgment and tried to undermine the other's policies.
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Government backdoors undermine their promises — and could end up opening for hackers, too.
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By killing Sufis, the militants may be trying to undermine Mr. Sisi's authority.
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It would also undermine the medical research and teaching that benefits all Americans.
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But the legacy of racism continues to haunt the movement and undermine progress.
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It would effectively let the executive branch undermine legislative power of the purse.
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Iran's destabilizing activities undermine Iraq's security and increase the risk of regional conflict.
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Democrats say Republicans are using the memo to try to undermine the inquiry.
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But infrastructure development, tourism and other encroachments could undermine these improvements, they add.
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His desire, though, is not to undermine the game but to help it.
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Both Hanoi and Washington resorted to extralegal measures to undermine and silence dissent.
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He therefore helped lead a push to undermine their trust in public institutions.
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Carson says he's trying to improve the fair housing system, not undermine it.
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Critics say it would "undermine the distinctive character of the priesthood," per WSJ.
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Being added to the travel ban could undermine the new government's domestic standing.
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Mr. Honcharuk blamed the leak on forces trying to undermine the anticorruption drive.
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It is very likely to break down, and that would undermine confidence again.
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You don't need consultants who are against Brexit and trying to undermine it.
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Doha denies the charges and says the boycott aims to undermine its sovereignty.
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Policymakers should be working to strengthen and expand worker organizations, not undermine them.
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And the hacking did not undermine the credibility of the election in May.
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"I don't want anyone to use our tools to undermine democracy," he said.
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Conservative Justice Samuel Alito suggested the state's actions did not undermine federal law.
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The term generally refers to bureaucrats who undermine or otherwise challenge elected governments.
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It isn't inevitable that a large amount of social variation would undermine trust.
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And this individual is a saboteur trying to undermine a democratically elected government.
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Democrats say the Republicans' real aim is to undermine the special counsel investigation.
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They would undermine science-based decision-making in favor of purely political judgments.
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Fortunately, Mr. McConnell does not have the power to unilaterally undermine this trial.
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Direct engagement between Washington and Erbil doesn't undermine the U.S. relationship with Baghdad.
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For his part, Biden is declaring that the Sanders plan would undermine Medicare.
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Even a single Republican vote in favor of removing him would undermine that.
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It is clear, however, that administration officials hope to undermine the Iranian government.
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Muddying the two could undermine the best interests of the children, she said.
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Two sets of challenges could undermine the PAP's careful planning for polling day.
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The Republicans and their media supporters did everything possible to undermine President Obama.
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Talking behind someone's back is trying to undermine the reputation of someone else.
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The CREATES Act would not in any way undermine such needed legislative reform.
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Russia has long sought to undermine the territorial integrity and sovereignty of Belarus.
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We undermine the real value and purpose of sports when we politicize them.
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Other attacks are somewhat subtler, but also undermine confidence in our legal structures.
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Further, they are the result of choices made by McDonald's that undermine safety.
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Such a move would undermine the institutions and laws that govern global trade.
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Gavin Newsom signed a bill that could ultimately undermine Uber's entire business model.
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"I don't want anyone to use our tools to undermine democracy," Zuckerberg added.
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I expect that Trump's attempts to undermine the First Amendment will ultimately fail.
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Now, they are resorting to abusing arcane Senate traditions to undermine the president.
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If you attempt to undermine our democracy, it will be met with punishment.
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"It's so unhelpful and so wounding ... they undermine all of us," she said.
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But Cohen wondered how long Trump would go before beginning to undermine Kelly.
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The fear is that it will undermine the WTO process, and for what?
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Mathew Golsteyn despite lingering concerns the pardons could undermine the military justice system.
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EU leaders repeated their view the plans would undermine their cherished single market.
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Individual, confidential arbitration threatens to undermine the struggle for equality in the workplace.
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These problems cross party lines, harm all taxpayers, and undermine confidence in government.
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Doha denies the charge and says the embargo aims to undermine its sovereignty.
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But over the last few years, conservatives have begun to undermine that commitment.
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Comey has said he believes Trump fired him to undermine the Russia investigation.
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"These issues undermine the fundamental integrity of the judicial process," Brafman told CNN.
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The perverse incentives of for-profit insurance undermine the application of any reform.
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Ankara's NATO allies fear the assault will undermine the battle against IS militants.
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The ensuing tensions undermine coalition cohesion and reduce support for all its parties.
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"Russia has actively attempted to undermine the UN Security Council Resolutions," Pompeo said.
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These statements undermine an already tough case for the House, as Pelosi knows.
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Rich countries have solved a lot of the problems that undermine tax capacity.
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"I don't want anyone to use our tools to undermine democracy," Zuckerberg said.
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He rightly assumed that proclaiming his Jewish heritage might further undermine his viability.
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Comey said Trump dismissed him to try to undermine the agency's Russia investigation.
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The dangers undermine elections, political debate and virtually every other aspect of governing.
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These efforts to undermine were evident in the first round of the playoffs.
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Analysts said Mr. Trump's criticisms represented an effort to undermine faith in journalism.
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Mr. Gaetz's tweet took the effort to undermine Mr. Cohen to another level.
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He has asserted that his recall would undermine the independence of the judiciary.
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How have Uighur children been used to undermine the practice of their faith?
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"One bad apple can then undermine its system and its credibility," she said.
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Backlash from other countries could undermine sales of energy hardware and resources abroad.
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There are just so many instances of Trump seeking to undermine the investigation.
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These investments undermine corporate bottom-lines, even when the status quo isn't profitable.
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Policies like this, officials said, will undermine U.S. counterterrorism efforts around the world.
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Humans can undermine proven eradication techniques because people are great sources of food.
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These memes and posts from so-called natural experts undermine biology and science.
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He argues the opposition's plans are a cheap show to undermine his government.
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This is when social anxiety begins to undermine our day-to-day lives.
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Everyone has the right to speak, but when you can&apost even listen to what someone has to say because you despise the man who is president, you undermine not the president of the United States, you undermine the United States.
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"If spousal benefits and joint assessment, which have been long associated closely and exclusively with marriage, were made available to homosexual couples, it would per se undermine, or be perceived by many to undermine, the status of marriage," the judge wrote.
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Zero rating plans undermine the core vision of net neutrality Essentially, zero rating plans undermine the core vision of net neutrality: ISPs should not act as gatekeepers that pick winners and losers online by favoring some content providers over others.
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Considering the Russians meddle in other nations' affairs as a matter of course and have sought to undermine U.S. interests at every corner, it makes a lot of sense that the Russians sought to undermine U.S. confidence in the electoral system.
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So, we want to get this right, so that we don't undermine terrorist investigations.
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That could leave disputes in legal limbo and undermine global defences against trade protectionism.
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More attention to those areas would bolster the state that Mr Guzmán helped undermine.
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Trump is still tweeting and working hard to further undermine trust in the press.
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The unruly masses, mobilized by facile slogans, looked everywhere poised to undermine free institutions.
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The Obama administration and their ilk are doing everything they can to undermine him.
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However, thinking about and monitoring other partner options can undermine your present relationship's stability.
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Having ICE agents arrest people at courthouses could undermine the justice system, Chaidez said.
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"He is doing everything he can to find ways to undermine NATO," Cheney said.
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We don't want to undermine the authenticity of Reddit, but this stuff is wrong.
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That will undermine the Good Friday agreement and put the peace process at risk.
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"In short, this action will undermine U.S. economic stability," MEMA said in a statement.
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Studies and reporting show that Amazon exploits their dependence to undermine them as rivals.
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And it's true that an unauthorized part could potentially undermine the Touch ID system.
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Wade, limit affirmative action, weaken environmental regulations, and otherwise undermine liberal priorities once confirmed.
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No act by Moscow could have done more to undermine confidence in the alliance.
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That would "intentionally undermine PBGC's statutory and contractual pension plan protections," the agency said.
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HARF: Well, they&aposre trying to undermine our democracy which is just as bad.
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That Mr Flynn may have sought to undermine his country's policy was bad enough.
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Orban accuses Soros of encouraging mass immigration to undermine Europe, a charge he denies.
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Andrew Cuomo (D) of trying to undermine the Working Families Party through Jacobs's proposal.
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And yes, this would undermine Trump's own plan to import cheaper medicines from Canada.
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Experts said on Tuesday the Duterte administration could undermine the Philippines' future growth prospects.
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Later, Jon warns Sansa not to undermine him in public by questioning his authority.
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Pence later forcefully denied that he was working to undermine Trump in any way.
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The attack raised concerns that violence would undermine the country's long-delayed parliamentary elections.
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An audit from the end of 21990 seems to undermine the Education Department's claims.
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" The Democratic National Committee criticized Trump for his remarks, saying they "undermine our economy.
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If Preet ever flexed his muscles to undermine Trump, he'd be hard to stop.
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US intelligence expects Russian interference in "2020, maybe 2018" elections to undermine US democracy.
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More significant, if less obvious, is that NEPA's delays and expenses can undermine innovation.
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Many Saudis see the affair as a plot by rivals to undermine the kingdom.
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The Mexico tariffs may further undermine the chance of a trade resolution with China.
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I.O. says the payments undermine the independence of government officials who regulate Wall Street.
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Refusing to issue the waiver would also undermine America's foreign-policy goals in Asia.
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A House of Cards where you guide Frank Underwood to power — or undermine him?
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Far from enhancing China's global image, this approach has often served to undermine it.
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Some Latin American economists argue that Chinese subsidies to their producers undermine domestic industries.
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We will, very importantly, be funding and closing the loopholes that undermine our enforcement.
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But attempting to undermine trust in institutions is an essential part of Trump's campaign.
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China's recent actions further undermine its professions of altruism and redraw the strategic map.
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" — Max Read in New York magazine Chaser: "2009: The blockchain will undermine central power!
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In 2015, data from a Fitbit was used to undermine a woman's rape claim.
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A further escalation of tensions that undermine these assumptions could prompt negative rating action.
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Why did a man at the head of a superpower undermine his own authority?
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Erdogan cast the allegations as an maneuver orchestrated by Gulen's followers to undermine him.
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His own negotiators fear that he might undermine them if the mood takes him.
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We shouldn't let the blind spots and shortcomings of current models undermine political ambition.
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But some in America and Europe fear that embracing the dissidents will undermine them.
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The United States also opposes it, contending that it could undermine Europe's energy security.
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We believe the capital reductions will not significantly undermine capitalisation at the two companies.
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Turkey's leader enjoys sweeping executive powers, which he can use to undermine Mr Imamoglu.
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Through misleading information and scapegoating, they undermine democratic debate, civil liberties and human rights.
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Go deeper: John Bolton says U.S. support for other dictators doesn't undermine Maduro strategy
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Bullying the appellate body into ruling in favour of America would undermine its usefulness.
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In order to change things, women have to work together, not undermine each other.
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It forces companies to either undermine security or risk running afoul of the law.
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The delay in forming a permanent government could further undermine faith in mainstream parties.
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At scale it can undermine the quality of public discourse and lead to polarization.
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Some view the "People's Vote" referendum campaign as a bid to undermine Mr Corbyn.
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Trump, so far, hasn't succeeded in most of his attempts to undermine neutral institutions.
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The kingdom, he said, would not allow the Islamic republic to undermine its security.
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The draft guidelines dismiss this as cherry-picking that would undermine the single market.
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If a political party works to undermine what its voters want, it is dead.
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But they undermine the idea that supreme intelligence can simply be willed into being.
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The resulting policy uncertainty, particularly if it involved a coalition government, would undermine confidence.
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Failure to enact reform would add to fiscal risks and could undermine debt sustainability.
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The President's proposed budget cuts to food aid programs would only undermine those interests.
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Yet as deeply entrenched as Cuba remains, Maduro's departure would rapidly undermine its position.
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Or the president could simply undermine and embarrass Chao within the Cabinet and government.
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Long-time bull Jeremy Siegel sees risks that could undermine the 2019 market rally.
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Profit growth is muted, and individual risks still have the potential to undermine markets.
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He will quickly find that such statements will undermine his authority on other matters.
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Rouhani even saying conservatives try to undermine his efforts to negotiate the nuclear agreement.
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That could have a direct effect on the economy and undermine confidence, he said.
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But there are ambassador of the U.S., their forte is really to undermine governments.
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In reality, there are many factors that can undermine a team's ability to perform.
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Trump has fiercely dismissed similar reports, arguing they are attempts to undermine his victory.
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The caucus wanted regular order and doesn't want to undermine the process, he said.
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This could undermine militants' trust in the capital to the extent Osinbajo is marginalized.
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Experts have said the slight to Iraq threatened to undermine the fight against ISIS.
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The long-term consequences of this situation may undermine the military beyond Trump's tenure.
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Other California lawmakers raised concerns about reports that the EPA could undermine California's waiver.
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The BOJ chief also dismissed concerns that protectionism could spread and undermine global trade.
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The emails showed DNC officials plotting to help Clinton's presidential campaign and undermine Sen.
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He said giving a running commentary on the talks would undermine Britain's negotiating stance.
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Some of those emails revealed conversations by DNC officials brainstorming ways to undermine Sanders.
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The United States is concerned the use of Huawei equipment could undermine national security.
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I don't want an unfair investigation that is just trying to undermine the President.
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The fact is that these issues undermine the fundamental integrity of the judicial process.
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But I think Krugman's examples actually support my argument more than they undermine it.
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You don't need a full-scale attack to undermine the integrity of the elections.
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EU rules prohibit geographically based restrictions that undermine online shopping and cross-border sales.
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They say cuts will undermine education and health services and will hurt Brazil's poor.
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You and your publication have tried to undermine DT every step of the way.
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They are using the salacious report to undermine the more careful and credible one.
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Trump and his administration are openly trying to undermine NATO and the European Union.
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Starting from scratch is more likely to undermine that idea than expand on it.
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Worse relations between the state and Muslim communities could undermine all of these efforts.
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But the filmmakers undermine their own subversion by making Williams endlessly inferior to Tarzan.
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It makes it easier for conservatives to undermine the societal goal of pooling risk.
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But experience shows that at any time, a presidential tweet could undermine legislative compromises.
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However, such comments threaten to undermine the public's trust in law enforcement, he said.
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It's experiences like these that make efforts to undermine the VA so profoundly infuriating.
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But adding monetary incentives seemed to undermine companies' ability to hit the ambitious targets.
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For his part, Villaraigosa needs to undermine Cox's support to make it to November.
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But simply thinking of yourself as awkward can undermine your confidence in social situations.
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When we lash out indiscriminately, we betray this value and we undermine our safety.
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Instead, Trump's administration has done a lot to undermine LGBTQ — and particularly trans — rights.
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The instructions reflect the government's longstanding fear that Christianity could undermine the party's authority.
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China has made a concerted, consistent effort to undermine American businesses at every opportunity.
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New ones could only damage North Korea's economy but not undermine its military capabilities.
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The record shows that policy interventions to promote greater diversity typically undermine market performance.
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Defense Department officials are concerned that presidential pardons could undermine discipline across the ranks.
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Will we steward new technologies to serve rather than undermine human needs and values?
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Do men really understand the ways that harassment can diminish and undermine a woman?
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But more mainstream politicians have sought to undermine support for Sadr in the past.
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His mission to undermine confidence in the American system of capitalism on track, comrades.
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Artificial price points meant to bully the pharmaceutical industry will instead undermine patient health.
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But power-brokers in the east say it is trying to undermine the military.
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The devastating ambush, and the muddled response, will further undermine confidence in the government.
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Such a combination of intermittency and lack of resource visibility could seriously undermine reliability.
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They blame the voting process, undermine confidence in election results, and delegitimize the opposition.
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Others simply fear that a unity government will undermine their own standing and authority.
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Additionally, consider how deadlines and imposed goals undermine intrinsic motivation and negatively effect performance.
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But a weaker dollar can also undermine confidence in other US assets, including bonds.
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But the battery fires threaten to undermine Samsung's efforts, giving an edge to Apple.
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All the rest of this speculation and smoke is meant to undermine the President.
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Mr. Maduro frequently accuses Colombia of plotting with his critics to undermine his rule.
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In the domestic front, Trump would undermine the rule of law and our democracy.
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The problem is not caucuses, although they undermine democracy with their barriers to participation.
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But even narrow backing for remain could undermine his authority and shorten his term.
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Recency, availability, and confirmation bias all have an uncanny ability to undermine sound strategy.
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"The Upside of Inequality: How Good Intentions Undermine the Middle Class" by Edward Conard
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They constitute a systematic effort to undermine the integrity of the immigrant justice system.
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This dire polling may further undermine Mr. Trump's deteriorating relationship with Republicans in Washington.
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What can Trump do -- and what has he been doing -- to undermine the law?
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By reducing U.S. commitments now, we undermine our ability to respond to future threats.
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The backlash in Europe will totally undermine your ability to lead the Western alliance.
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Critics say the rules have multiple, complex exceptions that could undermine the plan's efficiency.
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First, Republicans need not actively embrace Trump but should not undermine his candidacy either.
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Labor unions say the laws are designed to undermine collective bargaining and workers' rights.
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The opposition's proposed move is widely seen as an attempt to undermine Maduro's authority.
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Surges of imports, often fraudulent, continue to undermine domestic organic and grass-fed markets.
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Some Apple engineers say they would rather leave than undermine the encryption they created.
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But the ruling could undermine a central part of the 2010 Dodd-Frank law.
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Aggressive or thoughtless behavior on the part of security can undermine the best intentions.
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And hopefully the band who cried wolf doesn't undermine those survivors' very real pain.
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Instead, Trump's tariffs will create tensions with our trading partners and undermine global stability.
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Unfortunately, for those stuck without adequate broadband, his actual policies often undermine this goal.
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Properly coded encryption is real tough to undermine, for good guys or bad guys.
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And tell him we will never tolerate such attempts to undermine our democracy again.
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Yves Mersch said the currency could undermine the ECB's ability to set monetary policy.
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This only served to further undermine the State Department's efforts to advance diplomatic discussions.
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Further, they said, Green could take steps to undermine the policies in the Army.
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But we will go on blocking an EU Army, which would simply undermine NATO.
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Opponents say taking the decision away from commanders would undermine the military justice system.
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"In short, this action will undermine U.S. economic stability," MEMA said in a statement.
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This helps him undermine the basis of our democratic institutions: The separation of powers.
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But after Elliott was suspended, Jones began lobbying the committee to undermine the deal.
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It would undermine the reputation they built as a reliable supplier for 45 years.
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But the proposal's supporters say they're concerned that the president will undermine the effort.
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Will it undermine or compete with the community ethos that bookstores like Readings represent?
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A growing concern is that this week's oil price slump will further undermine growth.
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The move threatens to undermine a recruitment drive which the government launched last week.
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Such a showing would undermine Republicans' claims that the bill would pay for itself.
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These hoaxes are often meant to undermine an election's integrity and delegitimize the winners.
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Allowing corruption to run rampant could undermine the legitimacy of the Chinese Communist Party.
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Fees charged to consumers for each plastic bag undermine the foundation of this myth.
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But it does not undermine the conclusion that free trade raises average living standards.
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Principlists argue that reformist policies will encourage foreign efforts to undermine the Islamic revolution.
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"Such incidents will never be able to undermine Pak-China relationship," the statement added.
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What is anomalous is the effort by some Republicans to undermine legitimate counterintelligence concerns.
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He claimed that Western leaders were part of an unspecified plot to undermine him.
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They pay lip service to it, but they actively try to undermine its institutions.
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Base nativism must not be allowed to undermine the American dream, or its future.
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Coral Davenport told us about the Trump administration's strategy to undermine climate change science.
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"This panel is truly designed to undermine women's legal right to healthcare," Schakowsky says.
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Now officials are attempting to undermine the very science on which such policies rest.
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EU governments and NATO allies say Russia is targeting elections to undermine Western democracy.
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A 2016 JAMA study also found that activity trackers can undermine weight loss goals.
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Journalists expressed the worry that a retraction could undermine Americans' trust in their work.
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Abandon that precept, and you undermine the moral basis of our common American citizenship.
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The sagging confidence could undermine China's efforts to redirect its economy and spur growth.
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It's a political one, designed to undermine the validity of these young people's transitions.
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These tactics work to lower voter turnout and undermine confidence in the electoral process.
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To reform our tax code and remove the regulations that undermine growth and innovation.
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That might undermine the investigation into what had doomed the sub and its crew.
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And appreciating that reality doesn't just undermine the case for the Trump tax cut.
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But Republican lawmakers in the state immediately went to work to undermine that progress.
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An anti-dogsledding activist looking to undermine the sport's top race and top racer?
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At the same time, such a move could undermine the process in other ways.
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A growing concern is that this week's oil price slump will further undermine growth.
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For all the Republicans' desire to undermine her testimony, nobody dared to withhold respect.
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"These changes would increase pollution and undermine America's leadership in energy innovation," she said.
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Presidents still try tricks to weaken exit rules and undermine courts and social movements.
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Some South Koreans fear that legalizing conscientious objection will undermine the country's national defense.
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But the departure of his main challenger could undermine the legitimacy of the election.
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The patchy efforts undermine the agreement and hobble direct connections within Africa, say analysts.
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Populists persuade voters that the system is serving them ill, and undermine it further.
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That would undermine central banks' credibility and expose them to even more political pressures.
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But a group of American manufacturers warned that such moves could undermine their competitiveness.
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Still, some warn that Beijing is finding new ways to undermine the judicial system.
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Troll factory tactics included applauding Donald Trump's candidacy while trying to undermine Hillary Clinton's.
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But if it did, I asked, would its passage undermine his conservative policy goals?
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The adware in the tainted apps was specifically designed to undermine Android's MotionEvent mechanism.
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It also would undermine the values of liberty and privacy enshrined throughout the Constitution.
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But a plunge in the price of oil threatens to undermine that 2020 message.
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Even amid the push for global gender equality, sexist attitudes continue to undermine progress.
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President Obama on Friday condemned the incidents, saying they undermine the nation's political system.
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The European Union should not undermine or seek to create structures parallel to NATO.
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Israel shouldn't be obliged to sponsor cultural events that undermine its values and symbols.
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It risks deepening a spat that could undermine the fight against the Islamic State.
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He also acknowledged that this insatiable demand cannot undermine the preservation of the Amazon.
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It is not to be used to bury presidential misdeeds that undermine national security.
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Then, Mr. Biden seemed to try, again, to undermine the significance of her role.
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Those of us who do not necessarily understand should not seek to undermine that.
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That will undermine any off-ramp or soothing phone call in the days ahead.
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If the Senate acquits Trump, how would that undermine the U.S. system of justice?
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For one thing, it could undermine Israel's strategic peace treaties with Jordan and Egypt.
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It's foolish and irresponsible to withhold an endorsement and to potentially undermine Sanders's campaign.
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Why it matters: Many at the Pentagon think Trump's intervention could undermine military discipline.
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"I think Trump has done a lot to undermine trust among Americans," she said.
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Apple refused, on the grounds that it would undermine the security of their products.
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Opponents of Brexit say that leaving the EU will undermine Britain's $2.5 trillion economy.
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Ankara's NATO allies fear the incursion will undermine the battle against Islamic State militants.
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And a repeal is likely to undermine insurance markets long before its effective date.
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They expressed worry that it would undermine efforts to clean up the SEAL teams.
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Russia has attempted to undermine our elections for years through disinformation and direct infiltration.
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His defense attorneys have sharply criticized Constand in an attempt to undermine her credibility.
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L) but would not undermine the planned $30 billion merger between Deutsche Boerse (DB1Gn.
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Patrícia Campos Mello (Brazil)Politicians join in online sexual harassment to undermine journalist's integrity.
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A further twist is that a win by South Dakota will not undermine Amazon.
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Flipping their own decision in such a short amount of time would undermine that.
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Our counterterrorism efforts should not undermine the very values we are fighting to protect.
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Klimkin said the scandal will undermine Kiev and play into the hands of Putin.
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It enables China to undermine the U.S. in Asia, Europe and the Global South.
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Most Republicans, though, argued the resolution was a show vote intended to undermine Trump.
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That's why they've fought so hard to block or undermine even modest new programs.
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It is not clear whether Foxconn's close relationship with China will undermine its bid.
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But digging up the raw materials can undermine human rights and destroy fragile ecosystems.
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