CARTER: And they undermined -- the undermined the American people.
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How decades of gerrymandering have undermined American democracy How decades of gerrymandering have undermined American democracy This segment originally aired Nov.
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It would be perfectly reasonable for any of us to feel undermined in this scenario that's specifically designed to make people feel undermined!
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"They completely undermined the case of the Democrats and truly undermined the credibility of Adam Schiff," Senator John Barrasso of Wyoming told reporters afterward.
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" On the significance of a proposed bill to reassert congressional power: "Trump has continually undermined the power of Congress and undermined the power of the judiciary.
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That was ultimately undermined, and it continues to be undermined by these politics of fear and anger, where we distract people with the race problem here or the immigration problem there.
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Trump's own base of political support also could be undermined.
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Accordingly, the First World War quickened technologies and undermined elites.
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Kelly had his authority undermined and was then pushed out.
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At times, Exxon under Tillerson actively undermined US foreign policy.
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The crisis also undermined the public's faith in their rulers.
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It's deeply contaminated, deeply undermined, deeply doubting its own existence.
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Expropriations and price controls have undermined private firms, depressing production.
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Even worse, the legitimacy of the whole system is undermined.
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In Hungary, two shocks undermined faith in the old order.
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There are other ways in which the case is undermined.
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A sustained plunge in energy sector investment undermined business spending.
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At nearly every turn, Trump has undermined his own agenda.
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Russia said it completely undermined confidence in the financial system.
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It was a narrative contortion that undermined the show's credibility.
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But wrangling over details has undermined INE's credibility, analysts say.
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Faith in the police and other institutions has been undermined.
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Integrity should not be undermined for the sake of expediency.
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And even with the lulz, they haven't undermined their message.
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May, despite her authority being undermined, said it would not.
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Wheat is undermined by high supply and low demand globally.
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Of course it undermined them, that's exactly what it did.
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It is faith in these that Mr Trump has undermined.
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In some places trust in institutions has been systematically undermined.
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Ignominious defeats in Malaya, Singapore and Burma undermined British prestige.
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First, it undermined and subverted an enemy nation, as intended.
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Whatever happens, the legitimacy of a father cannot be undermined.
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Unions say workers' rights are being eroded and benefits undermined.
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The scandal has undermined support for Park's conservative ruling party.
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Never has a sign undermined its own message more attractively.
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He has undermined the powers of the dreaded religious police.
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Both undermined President Donald Trump's promise to cut government waste.
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That undermined the ACA and may have affected the election.
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The ruling came after two earlier rulings that undermined it.
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Some of Mr. Coulombe's own statements have undermined his efforts.
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And it is already being undermined by his own actions.
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Sugar quotas even undermined American policy to counter narcotics trafficking.
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This verdict has undermined freedom of the media in Myanmar.
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But Mr. Trump also undermined his own efforts at persuasion.
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Every day the distinction between truth and falsehood is undermined.
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It was undermined by this relatively small upstart political firm.
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Women's wrestling remains a sport undermined by twisted gender dynamics.
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"That has undermined North Korea's ability to play brinkmanship diplomacy."
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During the 1850s, polarization over slavery undermined America's democratic norms.
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These goals have been undermined by the elimination of aid.
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It radically undermined the foundational premise of superhero comics themselves.
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But sordid details, undermined by snickers, aren't in themselves illuminating.
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Wade itself is overturned the right is constantly being undermined.
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The Maduro regime has ignored and undermined its National Assembly.
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But he suggested that the right could easily be undermined.
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He has punished enemies and, many argue, undermined democratic institutions.
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S. trade tensions undermined upbeat retail sales data at home.
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North Korea's secrecy is sometimes undermined by the government itself.
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Sliding crude prices in March undermined hopes for future growth.
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The FTC's critical consumer protection mission should not be undermined.
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Well, Trump undermined America's international credibility and ability to lead.
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But his corruption and authoritarianism eventually undermined his support base.
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Now it has arguably undermined their control of their party.
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They undermined the card-carrying-member-of-the-establishment messaging of his dark suit and subtly patterned Republican red tie, just as his testimony undermined the no-quid-pro-quo White House story line.
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Zod's mother Lyta (Georgina Campbell) has been badly undermined this season.
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The missionaries were undermined by indigenous people, then by Spain itself.
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Have the moderate forces in Iran been undermined as a result?
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But ultimately, it was Pruitt's own career ambitions that undermined him.
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"But now Japan feels like their diplomatic efforts have been undermined."
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They were right to be concerned: America's successes undermined Soviet rule.
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We designed and built platforms that undermined democracy across the world.
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That was not the only way Mr Kavanaugh undermined his case.
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Their legitimacy can be undermined if the true majority reveals itself.
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In track and field, the officials' behavior directly undermined fair competition.
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But the vote has badly undermined confidence in the British economy.
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That passion is also undermined by the dismal science of mathematics.
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"In my view it has undermined his science objectivity," said Trenberth.
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Their pomposity was constantly undermined in satisfying ways, particularly by Roz.
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It endangered troops and agents overseas and undermined defences against terrorism.
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Over seven years, President Obama has weakened and undermined the military.
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Were she to be acquitted, the junta's authority would be undermined.
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She was grilled, cross-examined, attacked, undermined, disrespected, and ultimately ignored.
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The popularity of methamptamines within the gangs has also undermined them.
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"No one's undermined," said Letitia Wright, the actress who plays Shuri.
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Yet, policy shifts by Beijing have undermined that surge of interest.
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But this disquieting emotional state is undermined by the objective facts.
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He has truly undermined his legitimacy by his actions in office.
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It also indirectly undermined the mental and physical resilience of women.
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But Version 2 is wholly undermined by the latest Times reporting.
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The trust and confidentiality that normally shapes therapeutic relationships is undermined.
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Their claim has been undermined by a controversy over disability benefits.
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The meeting came after May's authority was further undermined last week.
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But no state has undermined voting rights more than North Carolina.
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The report, delivered to members of Congress, undermined some of Mrs.
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The Supreme Court undermined the "interference" argument in Clinton v. Jones.
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So far, this has not undermined the popularity of the games.
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Legislation can be repealed, litigated or undermined by further regulatory action.
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Yovanovitch said the failure to back diplomats undermined the State Department.
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Our election was undermined and a person lost because of it.
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"This president has undermined basic principles of our democracy," he added.
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Even where democracy is not undermined, a power grab diminishes it.
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The project was undermined by the discredited racist President Andrew Johnson.
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He escaped that fate but his authority has been seriously undermined.
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" She also said he has "undermined the character of the nation.
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The White House said the Sondland transcript undermined the impeachment inquiry.
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This shift angered Rome, which claimed it undermined the state tenders.
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Lewis was convinced that partisan political engagement often undermined that effort.
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However, that position is now being undermined by the impending Brexit.
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Or undermined it, depending on how you look at the situation.
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Less paper and fewer copies undermined the company's once lucrative franchise.
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These have both been undermined within Trump's first week in office.
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A proliferation of regional trade agreements have undermined Taiwan's economic opportunities.
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Those losses undermined Brazil's recent efforts to protect its rain forests.
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He also undermined the legitimacy of international organizations and trade deals.
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Suddenly his reputation was in tatters and his charm offensive undermined.
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Coats then resigned rather than continue to be undermined and belittled.
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The region's bucolic charm has been undermined by other major projects.
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But their ability to even do that effectively has been undermined.
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This has undermined them and put them in a bad light.
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The timing of Mr. Trump's statement also undermined his own administration.
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In the long term, Sagan's haste and exuberance undermined environmental science.
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But Swiss domestic squabbling have undermined efforts to strike a deal.
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Sometimes I think Gulf Labor has undermined itself through its intransigence.
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Patterns of tribal sovereignty being undermined and jurisdictional borders being crossed.
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The State Department, led by a cipher, has been consistently undermined.
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All this is undermined the moment someone's real identity is revealed.
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My humanity is being undermined with xenophobic rhetoric and punitive policies.
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But the Institute's credibility is ultimately undermined by its own words.
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Scott Walker (R-Wis.), arguing he has routinely undermined Wisconsin's unions.
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And he sometimes publicly undermined statements Spicer made from the podium.
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However, the two resignations this week have greatly undermined this prospect.
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The letter, which was leaked in September, undermined the administration's argument.
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Injuries, underperformance and decisions throughout the organization undermined the 2017 season.
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In other words, its prisoner swap undermined its own nonproliferation objectives.
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But if that's their strategy, they undermined it entirely on Sunday.
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In fact, at one point Eisenhower even undermined his successor's campaign.
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"Within the Conservative Party some of her obvious foes have either been undermined, or have undermined themselves, so she does have a clear opportunity," said Philip Cowley, professor of politics at Queen Mary, University of London.
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As the Trump administration faces allegations that it undermined career State Department officials amid the ongoing impeachment inquiry, a former cabinet official is speaking out about a "shadow government" he says he undermined him at every turn.
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More recent attempts to quash Islamic extremism have repeatedly undermined its principles.
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But that effort keeps getting undermined by the American shale oil boom.
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Banks have been under pressure, their profitability undermined by low interest rates.
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Unfortunately, the Fossil is undermined by the limitations of its companion app.
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"Show me what facts have actually shown that anything undermined that election."
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He says rampant corruption in state and local governments undermined his strategy.
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Negative headlines on the Brexit front have also undermined sentiment towards sterling.
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He has undermined the institutions that ought to stand up to him.
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He undermined our diplomatic relationships and put our national security at risk.
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"It's undermined and set to nought by their own evidence," she said.
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They undermined him, and now they have created a cesspool in Libya.
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However, Kaine's incessant interruptions were off putting and undermined his own message.
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They led to hefty lawsuits and seriously undermined the church's moral authority.
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But the Palestinians suggested that it further undermined America's role as peacemaker.
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Which is to say he undermined the core rationale for his campaign.
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To others, he is a dangerous rebel who has undermined U.S. security.
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Isn't it possible the facts undermined the cases, and not the police?
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Work, family life, health and education are all undermined by crowded houses.
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But it's undermined by dumb character decisions and a haphazardly realized world.
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He was not helped by the way Mr Trump repeatedly undermined him.
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FLOOD CONTROL SYSTEMS, SEAWALLS AND OTHER BARRIERS MAY BECOME STRESSED OR UNDERMINED.
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"More significantly, the delay also undermined public confidence in INEC," he said.
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All of that work may have been undermined by a cheap mattress.
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The President has constantly undermined his own staff with his unexpected interventions.
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But those domestic policy gyrations undermined the U.S. wind-energy equipment industry.
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By relentlessly pursuing suspected enemies, he has undermined the rule of law.
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Opinion polls showed the email issue has undermined voters' trust in Clinton.
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Energy stocks were also lower, undermined by a slump in oil prices.
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Profit: How Banks and the Real Estate Industry Undermined Black Homeownership, which
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Their wide-ranging vision and predictions are undermined by frequent factual errors.
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In the three innings in which Harvey allowed runs, he undermined himself.
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Targ and Puthoff "in favor of successful outcomes" undermined their objectivity. Drs.
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His hermit-like approach to the press has undermined US public diplomacy.
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In his CNN interview, Schiff said Trump's own statement undermined his standing.
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A combination of obsolete rules and missed opportunities have undermined its work.
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The announcement has undermined America's contention that it is a fair mediator.
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Hamels started that day and pitched well, but his defense undermined him.
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Killing journalists, quite simply, undermined their ability to get their message out.
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That's a good thing...unless patient care is undermined as a consequence.
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" The report explains, "Perceptions of low competence, in turn, undermined information sharing.
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Aides said she wanted to ensure Britain's negotiating position was not undermined.
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It was also irresponsible because it undermined the authority of the President.
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Meanwhile, Verdon was lied to, undermined, and burdened with every household responsibility.
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A woman who undermined all conventional assumptions about beauty and the body.
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The underlying changes in global power relations have already undermined that order.
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Nonetheless, the INL's failure to slow production has undermined the DEA's mission.
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The U.S. undermined Latin American manufacturing, and then Europe did the same.
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Repeated sniping from within coalition ranks only undermined his position, he said.
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Le Parc's rising profile in the art world undermined GRAV's collective ethos.
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Some media organizations said the staged plot undermined the credibility of journalists.
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But his brinkmanship undermined earlier efforts and pushed Greece back into recession.
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An Israeli strategy 70 years in the making is suddenly severely undermined.
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But last week's vote undermined that stance, at least for the moment.
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Elections under Mugabe were often undermined by violence, rigging and voter intimidation.
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Though it was undermined, somewhat, by the continued presence of the E!
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It also undermined the confidence of many Catholics in the church's leaders.
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Devastating new orders data just undermined any hopes for an industrial rebound.
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Fighting in the rest of the country has further undermined the talks.
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By now, the allegation has been widely undermined, usually on two grounds.
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Legislatively, Mr. Trump has supported bills that would have undermined those protections.
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This agreement is insidious, she writes, because it has undermined democratic accountability.
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Law and Justice, meanwhile, lost or significantly undermined several of its leaders.
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The Trump Administration's top two goals in Iran have also been undermined.
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But Facebook undermined those relationships and excluded political ads from that policy.
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But subsequent laws undermined that right, and it was scrapped in 1978.
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The world's Paris-enshrined commitment to fight climate change will be undermined.
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"Corruption has long undermined Kenya's prosperity, security and democracy," the statement said.
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Democracy depends on a shared consensual reality — something that's being willfully undermined.
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Liberal democracy is being undermined from within, but not only from within.
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High casualties, quick turnover and corruption have undermined the broader training effort.
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Manfred rightly concluded that this scheme undermined the "fairness" of the game.
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But it has also undermined democratic checks and balances along the way.
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Opponents have been vociferous and have undermined public confidence in the process.
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The tweets displayed poor judgment that undermined the work of her colleagues.
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Britain's prosperity is also undermined by the very uneven spread of wealth.
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And we must not allow democracy in the West to be undermined.
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That undermined the constitutionally guaranteed freedom of the press, the opposition says.
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But that personality trait that undermined his career also made him effective.
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For instance, border security is being undermined by the "credible-fear" system.
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"They have undermined the whole profession of journalism," Brown said on CNBC.
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The advocates argued that dramatic declines in border arrests undermined those findings.
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Our democracy of course won't be undermined as some seem to believe.
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But many of these rules get undermined by fishing boats operating illegally.
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As often, though, whites undermined black property ownership by more subtle means.
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At times, in fact, Exxon under Tillerson actively undermined US foreign policy.
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But what ended up happening was that they undermined their own authority.
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An allegation that was ultimately undermined by her false allegation of assault.
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The surprise move also undermined the chance of a trade resolution with China.
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All these latent beliefs fueled a behavior pattern that undermined my financial success.
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Now, you had just undermined this country, and frankly, you should be ashamed.
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The way she interjected and posed questions that undermined my thinking was uncomfortable.
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Trump and congressional Republicans have undermined the Affordable Care Act on multiple fronts.
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Critics say President Tayyip Erdogan has undermined democracy and human rights in Turkey.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — Democrats are happy to say President Donald Trump undermined American democracy.
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Bradley was a disastrous decision that drastically undermined the cause of school desegregation.
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The suit claims this "further undermined Lyft's purported claim" of its market share.
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But Germany's press for the pipelines has undermined European Union solidarity, critics argue.
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Schiff argued that the recent border conflict instead undermined the fight against ISIS.
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He and his party say the economy has been undermined by Western powers.
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Black daughters don't need to be doted on and undermined because they're women.
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If you're off the field, you're not visible and your protest is undermined.
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What is not minimal is the way in which confidence can be undermined.
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Skittishness over the health of Chinese banks has also undermined the country's creditworthiness.
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These conflicts undermined Micromax's attempts to raise funds for expansion, say former executives.
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His popularity has been undermined by stubbornly high unemployment and anaemic economic growth.
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But it's one that's undermined by just looking at the phone in photos.
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Critics of India's existing programs say they are undermined by corruption and leakages.
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The army undermined him, while the intelligence services worked to bring him down.
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The precipitous drop in yields has undermined the U.S. dollar in recent weeks.
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Cosby's legacy has been undermined by sexual assault allegations from dozens of women.
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Those efforts may be undermined unless Trump steps down from his protectionist podium.
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The government has undermined the independence of the judiciary and the central bank.
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Regardless of Trump's rhetoric, his presidency has so far largely undermined DACA protections.
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But because it completely undermined any sense of security I had in friendships.
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He undermined the limited stability the surge had begun to bring to Iraq.
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But the push by the college testing companies has undermined the national exams.
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From the appointment of Mueller, Rosenstein's more serious conflict has undermined the investigation.
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Even if the claim were confined to the islands, the ruling undermined that.
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Trump has consistently undermined core human rights and democracy principles in his tenure.
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How, then, has #MeToo "undermined the #Resistance," per the headline on French's piece?
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But Tillerson said suggestions that he's been undermined have no basis in fact.
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Working with Russia and other malign actors, it has also undermined U.S. sanctions.
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"Political and security developments have undermined economic performance and institutional independence," Fitch said.
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They undermined the results of no collusion, of the House Intelligence Committee investigation.
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The withholding "undermined the confidence of the outcome of the trial," Navarro said.
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The result has drastically undermined the health of the world's most vulnerable people.
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The reform that was meant to promote law and order instead undermined both.
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Instead, they went along with the thousand nicks and cuts that undermined it.
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That Giuliani so dramatically undermined his client on live television isn't a surprise.
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Hollywood's progressive reputation is mostly unearned, undermined by its overarching commitment to profit.
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He later undermined public confidence in the election by warning of voter fraud.
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University rector Yudian Wahyudi said radicalization, as exemplified by the burqas, undermined learning.
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Germany urged Iran to stop taking measures that undermined the non-proliferation deal.
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But to others, he is a dangerous rebel who has undermined U.S. security.
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Even the most robust technology can be undermined by the actions of users.
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They got no eyeballs for that and it really undermined their OTT business.
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Those findings, delivered to members of Congress in May, undermined some of Mrs.
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These are allegations that have seriously undermined the public faith in our government.
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Meanwhile, the Senate Committee undermined itself when it made the Steele "criminal referral".
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But the United States' response is being undermined by seven potentially deadly errors.
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He has continually undermined America's support for the alliance since he become president.
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But his belief in his own righteousness undermined his vision for world peace.
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My mother thought that any amount of premarital sex undermined the entire operation.
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That ongoing investment could be undermined by reduced profits from its other divisions.
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Push them too far, and American authority and influence could be permanently undermined.
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The accord contains the Irish border "backstop" arrangement, which undermined Theresa May's deal.
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Our right to speak has been questioned, our power undermined, our authority mocked.
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But that state largess may have undermined private initiative during this reconstruction period.
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Saudi Arabia has at times undermined the United States' efforts to stabilize Afghanistan.
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It had not uncovered new evidence of communication that undermined the justice system.
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He's been concerned that could be undermined by seeking the president's state returns.
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There, her efforts to revive her career are undermined by her persistent addiction.
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In its first critical test, the party systematically undermined each of those goals.
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"That policy undermined any semblance of a fair or just tax code," Reps.
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At the same time, some police officers feel undermined and robbed of authority.
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The question of whether Trump undermined US policy is central to the inquiry.
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Before Sessions, it was the Secretary of State Rex Tillerson whom Trump undermined.
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Data on auctions in Asia continues to be undermined by problems of nonpayment.
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That could change if Laporta's credibility is undermined on cross, the person said.
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In so doing, Comey disclosed key evidence that undermined, rather than assisted, investigators.
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As some studies about the practice have found, the experience undermined his confidence.
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The study's findings also undermined Trump's selling points on new auto manufacturing rules.
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Have actions by the Trump White House supported or undermined their central claim?
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At the same time, some police officers feel undermined and robbed of authority.
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One MEP who met with Zuckerberg said Facebook undermined officials' ability to govern.
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"These acts have undermined the peace of the nation," Mr. Saab told reporters.
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But with the summit toast, critics said the administration undermined its own efforts.
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For the last eight years, deep defense cuts have undermined our national security.
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But the FEC was always hindered by a structure that undermined its effectiveness.
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But Drezner's hypothesis is that something more insidious happened — the book undermined itself.
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The feud has weakened their unity and undermined Europe's Schengen free-travel area.
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They have in some ways really undermined their living, and so they're disruptive.
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"If the president is going to Russia simply to help cheerlead for Vladimir Putin ... who has undermined American goals in the Middle East, who has undermined U.S. goals in Latin America ... you're not cheerleading for U.S. national security," Naftali continued.
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Our cases seem to have stirred people's fears about the free press being undermined.
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Trump has repeatedly undermined the US intelligence community's findings of Russian interference in 2016.
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Opponents said it would have undermined the city's efforts to create more affordable housing.
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Political pundits have said Gordhan is being undermined by a faction allied to Zuma.
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This made some executives feel undermined, the sources said, and compelled them to quit.
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The credibility of the entire CNN attack on Mr. Freeman has now been undermined.
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Duterte's victory should not be undermined with "unsubstantiated allegations", Roque said in a statement.
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They absolutely recognize what Mitch McConnell has done and how it's undermined this institution.
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WADA's feeble decision has undermined its explicit purpose, which is to keep sport clean.
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SNPVAC said the minimum service order was "abusive" and undermined the right to strike.
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To others he is a criminal who has undermined the security of the West.
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The bitter row has undermined trust between the bloc's members and weakened their unity.
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But the lead-up to Justice League undermined that goal at almost every turn.
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This undermined customary adat rights, and dispossessed many communities of their land, activists say.
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She said there was concern that funding for women's rights groups was being undermined.
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From the start, he undermined his handpicked prime minister, the relatively moderate Mehdi Bazargan.
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While the interim policy was a significant improvement, several restrictions seriously undermined its utility.
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It also undermined customer loyalty by cutting spending on training and education for surgeons.
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But that does not make it any easier to see their own priorities undermined.
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Rising U.S. production has undermined some of the impact of the OPEC-led cuts.
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Such distrust in the media has undermined the very possibility of agreed upon facts.
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Two, it publicly undermined Twitter's communications team for the second time in a year.
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"If something goes wrong, the entire process is not only disrupted but potentially undermined."
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And an ugly, unorganized, and violent-turned-deadly riot that undermined the earlier protest.
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With power outages haunting the economy, Eskom developments have undermined the rand as well.
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In some cases, gains in one area can be undermined by actions in another.
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This partly reflects rising operational costs and weak performance which has undermined investor confidence.
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It was propaganda victory for this murderous dictator and undermined United States foreign policy.
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It was the latest snub for Spicer, who was repeatedly undermined by the President.
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LaVar undermined coach Chris Gilling during games by yelling instructions to counter Gilling's strategies.
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This fundamental compact between us breaks down when trust in election administration is undermined.
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The Sahwa movement was later undermined by a mixture of repression and co-optation.
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The Cruz amendment would have undermined the law's protections for people with preexisting conditions.
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According to many scientists however, Australia's climate science capacity will nevertheless be seriously undermined.
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President Trump's self-serving political machinations undermined the foreign policy of the United States.
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"We believe this action has also undermined the Afghan peace process," Mr. Aziz said.
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Portman said carrying out those transactions would have undermined the power of financial penalties.
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But there are countless examples where dark-money spending has undermined their business interests.
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But the windfall revenues sloshing into the league next year have undermined this safeguard.
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In the currency market, the fall in U.S. yields undermined the dollar's yield attraction.
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Rational-expectations economists supposed that fiscal policy would be undermined by forward-looking taxpayers.
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To some, those ideals seem undermined by various policies of the current Israeli government.
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Moro denied that the leaks had undermined his credibility as Brazil's top crime fighter.
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It is still undermined by widespread sanctions violations by Chinese banks and trading companies.
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But those seeking to preserve their control undermined the FCC's efforts at every turn.
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That system would be undermined if it became a tool for settling political scores.
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The only thing undermined, or diminished, would be Trump's sway with Republicans in Washington.
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They undermined the results of no collusion found by the Senate Intelligence Committee investigation.
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"They further undermined the territorial integrity, sovereignty and independence of Ukraine," the bloc said.
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Volker and Morrison are the GOP's witnesses, but they've undermined most of Trump's case
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If they're exposed, they've already undermined trust in the conversation we're having right now.
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Ban's denial of responsibility further undermined the organization's credibility, special investigators said this year.
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This taint has now undermined the integrity of the investigation and the bureau itself.
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The White House itself has undermined any other path to exoneration for the president.
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Servers often talked with an affected tone that undermined the friendliness their smiles projected.
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He said "false allegations" undermined the reputation of the Economics Ministry and supplier industry.
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Yet these benefits will be undermined by the very instability these trade policies engender.
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This has undermined its traditional, mass-market strategy of low margins and high volumes.
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The internet has given voice and lent strength to interiority, and also undermined seriousness.
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In an Op-Ed, a Serbian editor writes that the move undermined press freedom.
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And both sides, early on, undermined what in retrospect was an extremely fragile achievement.
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If people lose trust in the process, the very basis of democracy is undermined.
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Now Mr. Johnson's bombast is about to collide with the realities that undermined Mrs.
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The agency has been attacked by locals and their authority undermined by Bolsonaro's government.
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Rising nationalism, waning trust and lingering trade wars have undermined cooperation between global superpowers.
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Colonel Dillon said the pact undermined efforts to fight the Islamic State in Syria.
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Nintendo filed a lawsuit against the alleged leakers who had undermined its PR strategy.
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And looking back, he undermined the Russia investigation, but was immune from criminal charges.
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Mr. Rosen, the assistant U.S. attorney, disputed that the notes undermined the government's case.
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He undermined, in the most heinous fashion, the sacred trust of the American people.
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But Horowitz did not find that it undermined the overall validity of the surveillance.
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Japan maintains its export restrictions by saying its trust in Korea has been undermined.
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Free speech law in recent years has also undermined democratic regulation of the marketplace.
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Aides suggested that his resignation was due, in part, to his having been undermined.
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" But Stratfor's Bohl called the process "unilateral" and said international norms were being "undermined.
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It might matter if the president's political capital with Congress was undermined, affecting policy.
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Tehran isn't a mere bystander either: The mullahcracy has systematically undermined the Ghani administration.
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That has undermined the earning power of those Americans least able to afford it.
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This helps Democrats make their case that Trump undermined US interests for personal benefit.
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His influence over the country's central bank has undermined investor confidence, experts have said.
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He has undermined freedom of the press, freedom of religion and freedom of speech.
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The discovery of a chronic back condition — spinal stenosis — severely undermined his 2015 season.
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A spate of mystery illnesses among U.S. diplomats in Havana has also undermined trust.
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The social fabric gets frayed, trust and cooperation are undermined, people's health gets worse.
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Relationships and alliances that were seen as ironclad, such as NATO, have been undermined.
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Mr. Trump has also undermined the authority of his most senior military leader, Gen.
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May's position has again been undermined, this time by some of her own lawmakers.
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Washington's inability to cope with Pakistani double-dealing further undermined its prospects in Afghanistan.
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Schiller's critical behind-the-scenes role was undermined by Kelly's arrival, multiple officials said.
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" But they undermined themselves by selling products endowed with the trademarked label "bauhaus dessau.
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She argues that the absence of bargaining leverage among different party actors also undermined coordination.
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This very mercantilism has not only undermined the concept of free trade but destroyed it.
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The EU had undermined our sovereignty and threatened to drag us into a federal superstate.
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The façade of "triangulation" is undermined even more by the mere presence of a narrator.
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S. trade war has undermined automobile sales in China, the top consumer of industrial metals.
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Fears of a "hard" Brexit from the European Union undermined the currency in Asia trading.
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Trump has undermined this unity of effort within NATO since day one of his presidency.
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But the e-cigarette's appeal among teenagers has undermined Juul's success and threatened its future.
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They should also ensure that the bloc's strict data protection rules will not be undermined.
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"Perceptions of low competence in turn undermined information sharing," conclude the authors of the study.
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It's a harsh reality that many of us have felt mistreated or undermined at work.
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All of that is undermined by failing to get your Senate-confirmed people in place.
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But by helping with Bobby's revenge schemes, she's undermined any adherence to doctor-patient confidentiality.
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The bundle will get undermined whether or not you guys want to keep it intact.
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Then they analyzed how their views about working out either fostered or undermined those feelings.
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Ryan is a shameless self-promoter and actively undermined Democratic unity going in the election.
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Trump's surprise win in last week's election boosted the dollar and stocks but undermined oil.
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However, Ashers' Daniel McArthur said the ruling undermined "democratic freedom, religious freedom and free speech".
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Domestic political uncertainties, which undermined domestic business activities, have subsided after the recent presidential election.
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But Mr Trudeau's feel-good sermonising has undermined his own potential as a diplomatic fixer.
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What history tells us In past impeachment proceedings, the courts have undermined the President's wishes.
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But the consensus in Europe is that a landmark diplomatic achievement has been seriously undermined.
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But the district attorney, in its report, concluded that other evidence undermined the inmates' accounts.
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And all of the solutions are relatively hacky or not elegant and pretty easily undermined.
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SNPVAC said the minimum service order was "abusive", arguing it undermined the right to strike.
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Has the Human Rights Council undermined its ability to promote human rights around the world?
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I realized that I had just unconsciously and unintentionally undermined his mother's leadership and authority.
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The gradual erosion of material expectations has slowly undermined the credibility of an internationalist vision.
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The U.S. may have undermined itself by waging aggressive, America-first diplomacy against traditional partners.
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Easing expectations of near-term U.S. rate hikes undermined the attraction of the U.S. dollar.
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That would be tricky, given that the state would just have just undermined that credibility.
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In Europe, this sovereignty is already undermined by the prevalence of American and Asian actors.
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We cannot do that if the scientific studies that inform our threat assessments are undermined.
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The falling peso has raised import prices and undermined the public's faith in price stability.
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Trump said he didn't say his accuser's looks undermined her sexual misconduct claim against him.
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The rule of law matters, and is undermined when the government nakedly disobeys its principles.
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"Recent acts have undermined the public's trust in government," Mr. Cuomo said, with exceeding understatement.
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To be fair, it is arguable that Mr Trump undermined himself more in this case.
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The concentration of wealth in London has undermined its claim to stand for social justice.
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Twitter's painful stock decline hasn't just worried employees and undermined the social network's PR narrative.
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That merely undermined the system, and was in any case inadequately sized to tackle MPS.
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But it could yet be undermined by any one EU member that refuses to ratify.
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Concerns about strained services and undermined wages are not just about those services and wages.
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Over the last eight years, the Obama-Clinton administration has undermined our space program tremendously.
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Worse, it probably undermined anyone else's interest in taking on the burdens of owning TNR.
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There is little evidence that our relationship with allies would be undermined by its removal.
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Panelists said they reduced output due to fewer incoming new workloads, undermined by stiff competition.
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Concerns about low farm incomes and weak jobs growth have undermined his standing with voters.
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Spikes in fuel and carbon costs had undermined efforts to move the airline into profit.
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In either case, counterterrorism operations will be undermined and lives will be put at risk.
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That message was undermined as questions arose about Erdely's methods, and the story ultimately collapsed.
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The doctrine, according to the justices, also undermined an earlier Supreme Court ruling, Graham v.
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Friday's tweet from Trump isn't the first time the president has undermined GOP leadership's plans.
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At the time, the AP said the operation "violated AP's name and undermined AP's credibility."
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The easterners said this undermined their ability to set wages themselves, and would kill jobs.
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The dollar's dominance as a reserve currency is undermined by a new currency, the "bancor".
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The movement, and subsequent student occupations of the Legislative Yuan, greatly undermined Mr Ma's presidency.
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Human Rights Watch said the US decision to block the proposed draft undermined Washington's credibility.
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The resurfacing of tension and conflicts with Beijing has undermined the legitimacy of Tsai's rule.
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Trump's narrative has never been particularly persuasive because Trump has undermined it in various ways.
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It also means cooperating with the legitimate constitutional courts of Venezuela that Maduro has undermined.
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The vote underlined widespread unease about Islam and undermined the country's reputation for religious tolerance.
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According to experts, legal redress for gender discrimination is undermined by vague laws in China.
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But the announcement was undermined by a disagreement about where the money would come from.
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The deal comes as booming online retail has undermined the business of many department stores.
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Since assuming office, Donald Trump has insulted opponents, undermined international alliances and attacked American institutions.
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"We've gotten to the point that half of our families are being undermined," Towns said.
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When our critical industries are undermined, we lose control of the destiny of our nation.
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In his defense, even his abettors on the House Intelligence Committee have undermined democratic practices.
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He views the western alliance as a threat and he wants to see it undermined.
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It was the Bush tax cuts and near-financial collapse that undermined that positive impact.
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Sand miners have damaged coral reefs in Kenya and undermined bridges in Liberia and Nigeria.
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These hacks have undermined confidence in SWIFT messages, which were previously accepted at face value.
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Yates' statement would have critically undermined the administration's ability to defend its order in court.
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In truth, Europe's second competition was fatally undermined by the expansion of the premier equivalent.
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The court has undermined the protections all derive from the right to act in concert.
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A contrary ruling would have created havoc in the insurance markets and undermined the law.
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It's an old problem, one that has long undermined left-wing movements in this country.
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Without offering specifics, he said Mr. Trump had repeatedly undermined diplomacy with his Twitter fingers.
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The city too has undermined public housing, with a lack of accountability and alleged fraud.
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The steady rise in the dollar undermined gold, which slipped 0.5% to $1,490.07 per ounce.
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But this is the same governor who aggressively undermined unions representing state workers, including teachers.
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But for a witness's trustworthiness to be so dramatically undermined, Mr. Shargel continued, is rare.
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The video undermined Officer Thomas's original claim of having seen the gun at the outset.
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When the district attorney's office later received the phone records, they undermined the woman's narrative.
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But it can be countered, undermined, and enticed — a type of containment with off-ramps.
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The planned preschool program was undermined by New York City's introduction of universal public prekindergarten.
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The planned preschool program was undermined by New York City's introduction of universal public prekindergarten.
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The private insurance markets in Obamacare have been undermined by President Trump and other Republicans.
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It's natural to wonder whether this means the notion of objective truth has been undermined.
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Once again, Warren ended up making arguments that undermined her entire message, out of desperation.
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Their economic prospects waned; their national aspirations — such as for autonomy within Israel — were undermined.
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Riyadh's numerous shifting accounts of the killing have undermined Prince Mohammed's standing in the West.
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Some worry that international law more generally will be undermined by all this rule-breaking.
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The casualties have undermined morale among the Afghan police and military, whatever the actual numbers.
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With central banks impotent and fiscal policy undermined by supply bottlenecks, novel approaches are needed.
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Most of the repeal plans would have undermined protections for patients with pre-existing conditions.
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Mr. Gage said during his opening statement those allegations of misconduct undermined Mr. Bonomo's credibility.
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However, under President Trump, the collection and publication of public data has been substantially undermined.
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Mr. Tillerson's efforts were repeatedly undermined by Mr. Trump, who largely sided with the Saudis.
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"He was just worried [Ukraine] was going to get undermined at some point," Volker added.
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They then undermined that deadline by withholding the articles of impeachment for nearly a month.
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They made a calm, clear case about how President Trump has undermined the national interest.
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"I thought this issue really undermined him particularly in the black community," Mr. Canada said.
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The officer's actions undermined his claim that he felt threatened by Mr. Graham, he said.
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He is undermined by the medical licensing board and treated with contempt by his wife.
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" Similarly, Vindman said Giuliani was "promoting false information that undermined the United States' Ukraine policy.
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Those included his decision to marry a woman who undermined your sense of familial belonging.
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KPMG also acknowledged that the leaked information "potentially" undermined the integrity of the regulatory process.
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Still, that shove captured the rudeness and remoteness that have undermined trust at Foggy Bottom.
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Then alien ideas promoted by intellectuals and outsiders — writers, journalists, professors, foreigners — undermined that harmony.
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It warned that the rating could fall further if credibility of monetary policy is undermined.
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With their votes to undo the rule, the Senate undermined both of those core values.
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Alexander Vindman, a senior White House official who said that Trump had undermined national security.
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As foreign service professionals are being denigrated and undermined, the institution is also being degraded.
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Rubio said Obama undermined the Constitution, and weakened America and its standing in the world.
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The letter undermined the justification that some Trump administration members gave for withholding military assistance.
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The interest of all this, formal and human, is continually undermined by Ms. Westwater's method.
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Brown says his dream of reclaiming Britain's sovereignty is being undermined by the political establishment.
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It wasn't only Mr. Obama's refusal to act in the moment that undermined our credibility.
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Riyadh's numerous shifting accounts of the killing have undermined Prince Mohammed's stance in the West.
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Research conducted that year suggests that Hispanic trust in the census may have been undermined.
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It's undermined Trudeau's image as a positive, progressive politician — his "sunny ways" style of politics.
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Blanchflower also devotes relatively little time to the other factors that have undermined job security.
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The cake had given me what the city, on a daily basis, completely undermined: stability.
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EU energy efficiency goals undermined by flawed rules and tests: POLITICO's Eline Schaart reports that the EU's energy efficiency efforts are being undermined by regulatory delays, outdated labeling requirements, flawed tests and noncompliance by manufacturers, according to a report from the European Court of Auditors.
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But France's efforts have been poorly co-ordinated with the UN and, at times, undermined it.
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Meanwhile, another drop by the Chinese currency after Wednesday's bounce undermined broader risk appetite in markets.
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Some European leaders fear further implementation of the migrant accord could be undermined by Turkey's crackdown.
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He should have dealt with my position of strength and not undermined his own intelligence agencies.
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Enelamah accepts this has created problems for Nigerian businesses and undermined prospects for a manufacturing revival.
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But Bannon's twin role quickly undermined that narrative -- and set off a groundswell of outside pressure.
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This undermined the program and kept it from being more than a series of competent solos.
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Her entire career as a political powerhouse was undermined because she was reduced to a meme.
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In a statement on Tuesday, China said the decision was unacceptable and undermined its territorial sovereignty.
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Vindman, a Purple Heart recipient, told House investigators in October that Trump's request undermined national security.
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It has undermined criminal justice reform, litigated in defense of voter suppression and attacked affirmative action.
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The attack underscored the potential for Afghanistan's long-delayed parliamentary vote to be undermined by violence.
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Many see the protests as a response to the way China has undermined Hong Kong's autonomy.
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The freedom to tinker has never been unlimited, and various autocratic habits have undermined some experiments.
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So there will be as studies that use mice evolve, and some accepted wisdom is undermined.
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In the end it was not scandal or terrorism that undermined open outcry; it was efficiency.
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He has undermined a fractious opposition, not least by peeling an Islamist party away from it.
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Joseph Dunford said that if U.S. allies proceed with Huawei's equipment, intelligence cooperation could be undermined.
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Mr Trump may have been stopped from wrecking the pact, but he has still undermined it.
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But the strict banner placement ahead of every media gaggle and rally undermined its intended goal.
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Its ministers undermined the independence of Austria's state broadcaster and attacked the rights of asylum-seekers.
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Yet, in the process, the crown prince has undermined all the pillars of the Saudi state.
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The Conservatives are languishing because a different band of enthusiasts have undermined a pragmatic prime minister.
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But persistent pollution as winter neared undermined the improvements over the first half of the year.
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First, major efforts that the industry is making to improve security will be undermined and reversed.
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Such proximity to an often corrupt and repressive state undermined the moral authority of the church.
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The tragedy at Tlahuelilpan has undermined a central claim that AMLO made during the election campaign.
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"Donald Trump's demagoguery has undermined the fabric of our national character," Whitman said in a statement.
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America has offered massive bribes in return for freezes that were undermined by cheating each time.
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It has undermined the independence of the judiciary by stacking the Constitutional Tribunal with its cronies.
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Nick Xenophon, an independent senator at the time, complained that the plan was being "systematically undermined".
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The abolition of multi-seat constituencies in 1994 undermined the main rationale for strong factions, however.
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The law, renewed six times, also undermined claims that France is safe for tourists and investors.
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Uber — Uber's initial public offering was undermined by big investors, according to The Wall Street Journal.
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Even in America, activists worry that under Donald Trump's administration hard-fought victories may be undermined.
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And Russia undermined the democratic process with well-timed leaks aimed at harming that same candidate.
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They've allegedly covered for men like O'Reilly and Ailes, and even undermined women who reported harassment.
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Weak data since January has undermined support for the single currency, which last traded at $1.1334.
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But the stigma and misunderstanding of HIV is what enables the law to continually be undermined.
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In other words, a lot of the rootedness of a particular region is sort of undermined.
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The legitimacy of an independent judiciary is undermined when the rules are "flouted," the judge said.
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The behind-the-scenes stories have often undermined the White House's public reasoning for firing Comey.
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State governments passed "right to work" laws that undermined union power by prohibiting mandatory union dues.
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What has undermined faith in our economic system and the very values needed to sustain it?
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But the collapse in wholesale power prices since has undermined many of these debt-fueled deals.
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Yat Salamy, 53, a Druze teacher, said the law undermined Israel's character as a cosmopolitan country.
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Some Ukrainians say the library's fate is another example of their nationhood being undermined by Russia.
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U.S. intelligence agencies believe Russia undermined the U.S. election to help President Donald Trump to victory.
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The effort has been undermined by resurgent U.S. production, weak fuel demand and robust OPEC exports.
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Clinton and other Democrats hammered the Republican for the remarks, arguing they undermined the democratic process.
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To others, he is a criminal who undermined the security of the West by exposing secrets.
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In practice, however, a failure of political will has often undermined the functioning of these entities.
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Those pronouncements have undermined Pelosi's initial justification for the delay request, which hinged on security concerns.
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But initial manufacturing problems undermined early momentum for the G5, analysts said, leading to disappointing sales.
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And, in the process, it undermined the credibility and effectiveness of the US as a mediator.
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In other words, Teleprompter Trump can be truly presidential, but is consistently undermined by Twitter Trump.
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That undermined competition from a new competitor, Netscape Communications, the commercial pioneer in internet browsing software.
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"As Foreign Service professionals are being denigrated and undermined, the institution is being degraded," she said.
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We should end our over reliance on contracting, which has undermined the delivery of quality service.
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Americans firms that use aluminum to provide needed goods and services are seeing their competitiveness undermined.
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So, there is no desire across Europe for that to be frittered away or needlessly undermined.
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They also believe American restraint in Syria has not undermined the United States's credibility writ large.
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The final count claims that Trump undermined the First Amendment by repeatedly attacking the news media.
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Yet the Japanese government has undermined those efforts, for example by imposing a large tax increase.
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Instead, he undermined Barr with a letter to insinuate something improper without making such an accusation.
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A lesser work would have undermined this genre-bridging nomination, making it look like a stunt.
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The pivot in trade policies has not undermined U.S. soft power or hegemony, as many predicted.
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Critics said the House and Senate versions undermined civil rights and used children as political pawns.
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We also must ensure that our most powerful and effective national security tools are not undermined.
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Those choices, reckless moves from the Bolton playbook, have narrowed our options and undermined our diplomacy.
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"I think we've undermined several pillars" of the argument that hunting helps conservation, Dr. Treves said.
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Government interference with the courts and prosecutors has undermined judicial independence and the rule of law.
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That mission was largely ignored under President George W. Bush and actively undermined under President Obama.
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They said the changes undermined GOP claims in the midterms to safeguard pre-existing condition protections.
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Incidents like this one have undermined the trust between police departments and the communities they serve.
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Mr. Trump has also undermined security with his call for barring Muslims from entering the country.
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Disastrous forays in Iraq and Libya have undermined any American willingness to put values before interests.
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But, cowering before Mr. Trump, they have been virtually silent as he has undermined America's alliances.
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That convenient fiction has been undermined by Mr. Tusk's brusque remarks, making it harder for Mrs.
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By most estimations, that victory was long overdue, and Wie's career had been undermined by overreach.
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Communities are undermined as young people are forced to testify against their neighbors to avoid prosecution.
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Werner's petty theft paled in comparison to the corruption that undermined East Germany from its founding.
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Companies' stated goals and values can be undermined by bad managers or overwhelmed by market forces.
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It's a tidy concept, but tidy concepts are often undermined by a lack of theatrical stamina.
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The country's invaluable moral authority abroad is undermined when the president attacks the press at home.
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They're using techniques that ask viewers to think, and they undermined the messages of the media.
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Concerns about human rights abuses in North Korea have long undermined relations between Pyongyang and Washington.
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We had just started having hope in an independent, strong judiciary, and then suddenly it's undermined.
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But an inconsistent approach to human rights and the rule of law has undermined his efforts.
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E Pluribus Unum has always been a fragile construct, undermined by the Original Sin of slavery.
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It also undermined any widespread popular support for that mode of governing for the foreseeable future.
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According to Sudan and Saudi Arabia, though, that ruling undermined the "inviolability" of embassies and consulates.
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His trademark power was down to 18 home runs, undermined by irritation in his left shoulder.
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Here are the biggest takeaways from the hearing: Mr. Trump's Twitter account undermined him once again.
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Joseph Dunford said that if U.S. allies proceed with Huawei's equipment, intelligence cooperation could be undermined.
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In betraying the Syrian Kurds, Washington has undermined the stability of the Iraqi Kurds as well.
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That strong foundation cannot be undermined by possible presidential misconduct, they argued, no matter how serious.
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At home, it has undermined press freedom and shrunk the public space for airing contentious issues.
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The Navy secretary, Esper said, had undermined everything Pentagon leadership had been collectively discussing with Trump.
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It's a business model that has steadily robbed workers and undermined the country's long-term prosperity.
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"Donald Trump's demagoguery has undermined the fabric of our national character," Whitman said at the time.
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Almost since the start of his tenure, the White House has consistently undermined his policy positions.
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But a problem with the way Gsellman, 2163, was playing those video games undermined his pitching.
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But the same problem undermined the 25-22 Mets: their offense created little margin for error.
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Critics raised concerns about verifying applicants' identities and said the new law undermined federal immigration laws.
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Yet focusing on exaggerated threats to freedom and stigmatizing the communist enemy undermined their progressive goals.
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President Trump has undermined each of these institutions through a toxic combination of malice and neglect.
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HOUSTON — Tech has led to a lot of trouble lately: hate speech, financial scams, undermined elections.
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Iran's moderate government, undermined by clumsily-renewed sanctions and the failed promise of a nuclear deal?
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Some SEC actions have undermined the intent of the Act, and this needs to be fixed.
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The problem, she says, is that they never hold for long; they're undermined by budget cuts.
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You said the Taiwan content of the bill undermined peace and stability across the Taiwan strait.
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Stocks have fallen 13 percent, with banks, whose very business model is undermined, the hardest hit.
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Attacks on funding sources are one of the most common ways that issue campaigns are undermined.
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But the disclosure of her ties to the right-wing school group has undermined that reputation.
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The International Monetary Fund (IMF) had warned Kosovo the law undermined its financial health and competitiveness.
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This legacy has undermined the state's respect for private property and fed public resentment over inequality.
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FOP President Kevin Graham said the move undermined the public's faith in the criminal justice system.
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All these critiques had the same underlying theme: the faddishness of the challenge undermined its value.
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However, another drop by the Chinese currency after Wednesday's bounce undermined broader risk appetite in markets.
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He also said a new election is warranted since the public's confidence had been undermined. 3.
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Lower gasoline prices also undermined retail through a 1.0 percent drop in receipts at service stations.
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Analysts at the time told CNBC the move undermined Europe's ability to stand up to China.
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Here's who came out of Thursday's hearing in a stronger position — and who saw themselves undermined.
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The euro rose 21% to $22 after the Fed's dovish signals undermined the dollar's yield attraction.
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Critics said Mr. Trump's assault on Mr. Sessions undermined the traditional independence of the Justice Department.
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But these questions are undermined by the filmmakers' reliance on generic thriller plot points and intrigues.
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The Palestinian cause, undermined by disunity and the cultivation of victimhood, is weak and growing weaker.
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But treating the whole thing as a fundamentally different plane would have undermined the whole point.
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By cutting urban neighborhoods in half, planners undermined the blocks on either side of the freeway.
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I'm predicting that this too will be undermined, not by better technology but by better taste.
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But by pulling out of the Iran nuclear deal, Trump undermined America's credibility on this issue.
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Nobody expects to match that number this year, after open enrollment has been so severely undermined.
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"P-26 exemplifies the Cold War hysteria that, at least partially, undermined Swiss democratic institutions," Lang said.
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However, it said Mallet's actions at the FCC "damaged China's national security and undermined freedom of expression".
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The euro was undermined by Italy's political troubles and loitered at $1.1436, well off September's $1.1815 top.
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Worries about a slowdown in the economy and plans for an executive presidency have also undermined confidence.
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That was undermined by mass the abduction in the town of Dapchi in Yobe state on Feb.
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Trump perhaps was sensitive to the fact that he had publicly undermined members of his own administration.
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But initially I couldn't fathom how to phrase a view as pre-undermined and prime for demolition.
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And the department started to create a paper trail that undermined her record as an exemplary officer.
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S. tariff row, which has already upended supply chains and undermined global trade, investment and corporate earnings.
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Some traders say that repercussions from Wall Street's recent tumble have not undermined Japanese stocks' attractive valuations.
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What's more, they're crucially undermined by Waitress's failure to deal with its other major theme: domestic violence.
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America's role as an economic power in the region has been undermined by Mr Trump's isolationist turn.
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The CFPB's independence is undermined if it's led by a sitting executive branch official, English's lawyers argued.
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First, it undermined one of the main arguments coming from the White House and Republicans in Congress.
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But to others, he is a dangerous rebel who has undermined the security of the United States.
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The economy has been constrained by a strong dollar and weak global demand, which have undermined exports.
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Lower U.S. yields undermined the dollar, as Treasuries marked their best quarter in 4-1/2 years.
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Sessions said that "administrative closures" lacked legal foundation and undermined the court's ability to quickly hear cases.
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A yawning gap between rich and poor and soaring property prices have further undermined Mr Leung's support.
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Mr Trump's behaviour, a quixotic mix of poison and flattery, has further undermined Europeans' trust in America.
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In the past week, North Korea made two moves that undermined nuclear negotiations with the United States.
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This sally was undermined when the shadow home secretary, Diane Abbott, could not remember the policy's cost.
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The Justice Department would have to file a lawsuit and convince judges that Google has undermined competition.
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But Mr. Trump's failure to organize a true get-out-the-vote operation in Iowa undermined him.
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It lasted just one generation and was fatally undermined, in Mr Slezkine's view, by family and books.
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Many Sri Lankans believe a deep rift between President Maithripala Sirisena and Wickremesinghe has undermined national security.
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Nevertheless, the process of passing a law to trigger Tuesday's debate has further undermined May's political authority.
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Those consultations, as well as the new timeline, undermined the stated justification for the question, Furman held.
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The economy has been hobbled by a strong dollar and weak global demand, which have undermined exports.
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He didn&apost accomplish anything that I can see but he undermined the credibility of the meeting.
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His administration on Friday undermined requirements under Obamacare that employers provide insurance to cover women's birth control.
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America has abandoned climate treaties and undermined bodies such as the WTO and the global postal authority.
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S. trade war, and as a vaccine scandal and signs of slowing domestic growth undermined market confidence.
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To have undermined her would have been worse than the political suicide Ted Cruz committed last week.
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The dollar suffered after weak U.S. economic data undermined expectations of a near-term interest rate hike.
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It's popular, profitable, and it has yet to be tainted by the scandals that have undermined Facebook.
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Ridley's decision to recast Spacey was somewhat undermined by another major issue plaguing Hollywood: the pay gap.
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In part because the FCC has ironically undermined its own authority to tell states what to do.
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The deal that constrains Iran's development of nuclear weapons is being systematically undermined by the Trump administration.
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Sran said a crime that took all of 20 minutes undermined six months' worth of restoration efforts.
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Under Mr Zuma's administration, corruption thrives, state resources have been looted and democratic institutions have been undermined.
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Agreements that rest on mutual trust between judiciaries, including debt, taxes and family law, could be undermined.
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House Republicans said this was because the public releases had undermined their own due process in investigations.
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Not 24 hours later, their credibility was undermined yet again by Trump's assertion that he was kidding.
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And it undermined the Kremlin's claim that it had received Cohen's request for assistance, but never replied.
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And I think he delivered much of that despite a script that undermined him in many ways.
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The movement called the speech an attempt to spread fear that undermined the integrity of electoral competition.
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Portuguese banks are still reeling from two bank rescues in 2014 and 2015 that undermined investor confidence.
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So most people think that this deal will be undermined because the United States is pulling out.
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Undermined by treachery, famine, and smallpox, and overwhelmed by technically superior weapons, the Aztec empire was destroyed.
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But his plans have been undermined by the poor state of the Somali military and political infighting.
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Efforts to contain it have been undermined by mistrust of health workers and violence by armed militias.
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The KMT's secrecy sparked protests two years ago that greatly undermined Ma Ying-jeou, the outgoing president.
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President Donald Trump has undermined all manner of Washington norms during his six months on the job.
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As so often happens, the President's own actions undermined his attempt to mitigate his own political problem.
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Those misgivings, frankly, have somewhat undermined, or at least cast a shadow over, the show's considerable accomplishments.
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Over the subsequent centuries, his idea has been frequently repeated by commentators, and periodically undermined by history.
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"As a result, there was flooding and some structures were undermined and collapsed on people," Mabaso said.
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Initial statements by Trump Jr., who organized the meeting, were undermined by more reporting from the paper.
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Escalation on the ground in Syria, said U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, had "undermined" the negotiations.
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We can't keep expecting world leaders to save the day, especially as more global agreements get undermined.
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These rebukes undermined Sloan's position at the bank, the source with knowledge of the board's thinking said.
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That revelation, cryptographers and technologists said, undermined the FBI's renewed push for backdoors in consumer encryption products.
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A trade system based on deals and not rules undermined the whole global trading system, she said.
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China issued a similar response to the allegations on Thursday, claiming the story undermined the Times' credibility.
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Ms. Kelly's performance was consistently undermined by her muddy enunciation, which made it difficult to distinguish lyrics.
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S. tariff row, which has already upended supply chains and undermined global trade, investment and corporate earnings.
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But the traditional schools, where most of the city's kids still attend, have seen their finances undermined.
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Even if some sort of compromise is found, the centre-left's credibility could still be badly undermined.
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Suddenly you have pathos, only to have the whole thing undermined by repeated shots of her butt.
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But the combat within the Trump campaign has undermined the daily messages the team seeks to promote.
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Otherwise, our confidence is undermined and policy options in a crisis are limited — not to mention unfair.
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It undermined some of the sense of loss for me that I felt earlier in the movie.
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The "Bolivarian revolution" has created a state run by rival mafias and undermined from within by corruption.
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International officials contend that the investigation into that case was actively undermined by Mr. Peña Nieto's government.
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Those Senate Democrats who undermined their leadership by initiating the stampede for surrender blew it even more.
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Read more: Acting DNI Joseph Maguire undermined the GOP's entire argument against the whistleblower in one sentence
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Democrats haven't thrown out their incumbents through divisive primaries or undermined their policy priorities through internal disagreements.
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Read more: Acting DNI Joseph Maguire undermined the GOP's entire argument against the whistleblower in one sentence
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For example, Disney takes steps to fight climate change, yet the Chamber undermined the Paris climate accord.
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The same combination of drought and deforestation elsewhere had undermined the nation's already strained production of hydroelectricity.
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They also undermined parliamentary democracy, flouted regional governments, and otherwise set the stage for the Nazi state.
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To the Editor: Diane Ravitch stated that education reforms focused on tests and standards have undermined equity.
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The Mets have sputtered for months, propped up by their pitching yet undermined by their inept offense.
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Our current ED is run by a woman who has repeatedly undermined education as a public good.
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At the same time, many players become irked when the spirit of competition seems to be undermined.
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Violence and threats made against land rights campaigners has also undermined gains made in land restitution efforts.
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If the CFPB is undermined, this will signal that it is once again open season on consumers.
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The election also undermined Prime Minister and United Russia party leader Dmitry Medvedev, a close Putin ally.
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It's certainly possible that Russian hackers undermined Clinton's campaign, though evidence to that effect is presently scarce.
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The movie was banned in Morocco, because the government said it undermined the country's values and image.
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To stop the dam from leaking and being undermined, engineers have to continuously pump grout into it.
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He cut off and undermined his Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin during a meeting on the debt ceiling.
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And recent presidents have systematically undermined the crucial role Congress should play in approving armed foreign conflicts.
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Seen in this light, the modification of Lerna's license fundamentally undermined the point of open-source software.
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Portugal is still reeling from two bank rescues in 13 and 2015 that have undermined investor confidence.
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The document was riddled with reversals by China that undermined core U.S. demands, the sources told Reuters.
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Jens Ohlin, a professor at Cornell Law School, said the details about AMI's intentions undermined Trump's claim.
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The U.S. government said the regulator's actions undermined press freedom and KRRiT reversed the decision in January.
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The internet, our critic writes, has given voice and lent strength to interiority, and also undermined seriousness.
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Mr. Bartman, 63, said that the investment value of older cars could be undermined by mechanical failure.
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It's that an entire system of global trade, which the United States helped build, might be undermined.
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Our ability to counter such outside menaces is increasingly undermined by our collective failure to work together.
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Women, capable of determining and managing their reproductive rights, have been undermined by men in power before.
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The president has abruptly undermined Israel's security following a phone call with an Islamist strongman in Turkey.
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Such service, she added, undermined the protections of embassies ensured by the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations.
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Like when he undermined his own legal team in a string of tweets about the travel ban.
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And also Mr. Curnutte as a man whose hereditary presumptions of power are being undermined by puppets.
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Still, the Trump administration's rhetoric and policies have at times undermined efforts to weaken Mr. Maduro's regime.
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Remarkably and unfortunately, free speech is now being questioned in some venues and being criticized and undermined.
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Clemon had helped establish a precedent that secessions were not permissible if they undermined court-ordered desegregation.
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Doing so would have undermined our partners in Ukraine and Eastern Europe and further emboldened the Kremlin.
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While the imports provide affordable clothing for poor consumers, they have also undermined local textile manufacturing industries.
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Macron's is an immense act, particularly at a moment when American democracy is being undermined by lies.
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This rebuff undermined the political standing of the secular pro-Western Turks living in and around Istanbul.
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The problem isn't the common one of strengths in one area undermined by bad performance in others.
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"The president really, really, really undermined their cause with his tweet yesterday," said a Democratic Senate aide.
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Jeff Sessions has become a symbol of haplessness and humiliation, repeatedly undermined by his boss, the president.
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Jean Tholbert Alexis, a former speaker of the Lower House of Congress, said parliament had been undermined.
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He has undermined key presidential priorities such as crafting a coherent federal policy on cybersecurity and encryption.
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Or federal prosecutors in Ohio telling me the shutdown undermined their ability to fight the opioid crisis.
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A lack of compliance by some and the two exemptions have undermined the rebalancing effort, capping prices.
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Still, trade and investment have been undermined by ongoing uncertainty over the future of North American commerce.
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If so, Trump's completely inappropriate pressure campaign — "I've mentioned it 50 times" — undermined his administration's lawyers. Impeachable?
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The indictments of Paul Manafort, Rick Gates, and George Papadopoulos have completely undermined Trump's "no collusion" defense.
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The President has expressed regret previously that the various investigations have undermined him on the world stage.
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Esper laid out Spencer's proposed deal for reporters and explained why it undermined his confidence in Spencer.
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American presidents from both parties have pursued policies that ignored, undermined and weakened Palestinian leaders for decades.
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Similarly, the many rooms varying in size and shape could have undermined the stability of the castle.
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He said he was "200 percent sure" that bribery and corruption had undermined enforcement of environmental laws.
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The dismissal of someone who was investigating Nixon further undermined his credibility amid the burgeoning Watergate scandal.
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FOP President Kevin Graham said dropping the charges undermined the public's faith in the criminal justice system.
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"The President has continually and persistently undermined the integrity of our elections and our democracy," he said.
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The three court losses undermined confidence in what is now the world's largest pesticide-and-seed company.
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I would argue that in some cases nuanced and nimble manifestations of material choices have been undermined.
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People of all faiths have joined, concerned that India's foundation as a secular nation is being undermined.
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President Trump claims Nancy Pelosi has intentionally undermined Bernie Sanders's presidential campaign by delaying the impeachment trial.
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Officials said the pervasiveness of cellphones threatened prison security and undermined the very notion of incarceration. 6.
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But if the public opposes the transition, Mr. Pepinsky said, the government's power and authority are undermined.
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But he has also overdirected, undermined, second-guessed and frustrated lawyers who were trying to help him.
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With his statements, he undermined his own promise he could be neutral and apolitical in handling issues.
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There is no evidence supporting those discredited theories, which is also undermined by the new watchdog report.
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For car companies, this situation has undermined their long-desired goal of one national standard for cars.
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Critics said Trump's actions undermined military justice and sent a message that battlefield atrocities would be tolerated.
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Those restrictions undermined Huawei's relationships with its partners, including Google and mobile operators that sell its smartphones.
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Trump's 2018 budget requests undermined critical scientific research and the decision to do so is incredibly frustrating.
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Kirsten Gillibrand of New York said Thursday that such haste undermined any concept of fairness toward Ford.
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In recent years, industry estimates of the Ukraine wheat crop have severely undermined the final harvested volume.
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But the Bush administration, which hoped the regime would fall, hated the deal and successfully undermined it.
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Second, restore all the environmental and conservation rules and protections that Trump and his hooligans have undermined.
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Critics said Trump's moves undermined military justice and sent a message that battlefield atrocities would be tolerated.
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An escalation of violence in the divided northern city has undermined efforts to end the Syria crisis.
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Alexander Vindman, who told Congress that Trump undermined national security in asking Ukraine to investigate political rivals.
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Putin said that if Russia had done nothing in response, its nuclear potential could have been undermined.
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In MLB's case, the violation was arguably worse, because it undermined baseball's primary product — the game itself.
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But ultimately the government that finally emerges from that fight will have its coherence and stability undermined.
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Probably, yeah, because one of those strange things about this situation is that Trump has undermined himself.
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James Comey's firing has undermined the credibility of the White House press briefing — and Trump knows it.
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They were presented many pieces of evidence and statements that contradicted and undermined Nicole Eggert's untrue claims.
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Joe Crowley reportedly undermined Lee's bid to become the first woman to chair the House Democratic Caucus.
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At times, this has distracted from or even undermined his own administration's actions (never mind those of Congress).
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"If the rigidity of taxonomy is carefully undermined, interesting things begin to happen," Dion tells The Creators Project.
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Critics of the program said it undermined national security by creating distrust of law enforcement among Muslim-Americans.
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U.S. manufacturing activity slowed further in December, as the impact of a stronger U.S. dollar undermined export profitability.
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But that defense apparently didn't fly with Magistrate Geoff Lawrence, who said Moore's actions greatly undermined public trust.
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RBS took "unilateral action, which in the company's view undermined the group's efforts to conserve cash", Cochrane said.
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The British Government and intelligence agencies believe these leaks could have undermined their investigation and even endangered lives.
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During the 1790s, Poland found its sovereignty undermined by Russia, despite boasting the first written constitution in Europe.
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A new report from leading researchers in artificial intelligence cautions it is now being undermined by computer code.
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Investment in homebuilding, which was already undermined by land and labor shortages, contracted for a second consecutive quarter.
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They're convinced they are outrageously misunderstood -- and even being actively undermined -- by the national media and Washington pundits.
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"That triggered a vicious cycle that undermined the ability of Sidecar's app to challenge Uber," the lawsuit says.
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Senior officials and envoys are not credible representatives of the president, as he has repeatedly undermined their statements.
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Trust in leaders and institutions, including journalists and the media, has been gravely undermined, as have these democracies.
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The huge advantages built in the current system for corporations would be undermined if labor could move freely.
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Anything that undermined that count, which is required by the US Constitution, "is immediately a problem," he argued.
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For many years, I have witnessed how fisheries agencies have undermined environmental authorities' efforts to save the vaquita.
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U.S.-Mexico law enforcement ties, long undermined by mutual distrust, had improved under Pena Nieto's predecessor, Felipe Calderon.
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Joseph Dunford, has previously said that if U.S. allies proceed with Huawei's equipment, intelligence cooperation could be undermined.
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It discourages victims from speaking out and shows them that their experience will be undermined by louder voices.
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People lamenting the credibility, long-term credibility that they argue could ultimately be undermined by some of this.
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Then, in 1996, the book was challenged in North Carolina because a parent thought it "undermined" religious beliefs.
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What it means for the White House In past impeachment proceedings, the courts have undermined the President's wishes.
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The Mets' bullpen and shoddy defense undermined the best game of the season for starting pitcher Noah Syndergaard.
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This "loans for shares" privatisation undermined the legitimacy of Russian capitalism and compromised the idea of property rights.
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Regrettably, for policies toward low income families, some actions of Governor Tony Evers have undermined this fundamental value.
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Joseph Dunford has previously said that if U.S. allies proceed with Huawei's equipment, intelligence cooperation could be undermined.
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Even as giving away its core tech undermined the future viability of its existing licensing business to OEMs.
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Even the foundation seemed to recognize that it had, wittingly or unwittingly, undermined the self-governance ArbCom represents.
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QE will also be undermined by the low level of long-term rates, which is likely to continue.
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China said the deal undermined its security interests and threatened American companies involved in the sale with sanctions.
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Look how the European Court of Justice undermined the UK opt-out from the charter of fundamental rights.
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Mr Trump's hostility has already undermined the courts, the intelligence services, the state department and America's environmental watchdog.
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If the president could conceal evidence and ignore subpoenas, Congress' constitutional authority over impeachment would be seriously undermined.
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Agreeing and implementing tax cuts and spending increases takes time, though, and can be undermined by partisan politicking.
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The constant flip-flops have undermined a key source of comfort for foreign investors in the Philippines: Stability.
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The survey undermined market sentiment as the Shanghai Composite was approaching a key technical level, market participants said.
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That the stress of the economic crisis has undermined Brazil's fragile progress toward political stability and functioning government.
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Even the popular bike-sharing firms could one day find their business models undermined by arbitrary new rules.
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Even sexual assaults that are reported are undermined by institutional callousness, like the backlog of untested rape kits.
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Schmitt's appeal argues that Judge Nervo's dismissal can be undermined based on New York City Human Rights Law.
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But the story of this week has been how efforts elsewhere in the company have continually undermined them.
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But this has not undermined the U.S. dollar's reserve currency status, a key support to the country's rating.
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The Ugandan shilling is seen holding steady as importer demand for dollars weakens, undermined by lower consumer spending.
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His repeated attacks on interest rates undermined investor confidence in the central bank's independence and caused the crisis.
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"Growth rates are down, and cyclical and structural forces have undermined the traditional growth paradigm," Ms. Lagarde said.
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It said this had undermined efforts in recent years to treat the addiction of possibly thousands of women.
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Weak data since January has undermined support for the euro and prompted investors to lower their inflation expectations.
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Depending on the context, the costume's weighty associations can either be magnified for power — or undermined as parody.
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You didn't think she'd let all of this levity be undermined by a little wardrobe malfunction, did you?
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His deputy Hadi was elected to a two-year term to oversee a democratic transition, but was undermined.
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In one tweet, though, Trump may have badly undermined Pompeo's efforts to reduce friction between the two countries.
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His comments about monetary policy have undermined the central bank's credibility and caused much of the sell-off.
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As we now know, that stranglehold was largely illusory, undermined by a stubborn minority in the U.S. Senate.
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Jojo rightly says that the film undermined him, and it undermines the show as a subplot, however brief.
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Under the Obama administration, Saudi Arabia was severely undermined in its longstanding conflict with its arch enemy Iran.
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However, another leg down on the Chinese currency after yesterday's bounce undermined broader risk appetite in the markets.
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That reignited concerns about a lack of British political unity about the Brexit talks and undermined the pound.
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A person whose brain has been undermined in this way can suffer long-term behavioral and cognitive difficulties.
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Some saw it as sticking up for the country; others as a crude gesture that undermined Iraq's dignity.
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Building on this information, Microsoft claims it can help individual companies identify when a credential has been undermined.
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UberPop came under fire last year from taxi unions who argued that the service unfairly undermined the market.
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The euro was undermined by political troubles in Italy and lapsed to $53, well off September's $1.1815 top.
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Mr Trump's recent abandonment of America's Kurdish allies in Syria not only reinforced this, but also undermined NATO.
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The euro was undermined by political troubles in Italy and lapsed to $1.1491, well off September's $1.1815 top.
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That in turn undermined the U.S. dollar which hit its lowest since September against a basket of currencies.
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Over the past year, however, the president has relentlessly undermined every one of these institutions and politicized them.
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The new court filing offers a broad, detailed account of how a hostile foreign government undermined American democracy.
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It would be a shame if divisions in the United States undermined our support for Venezuela's courageous people.
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Senator Susan Collins, a moderate, complained it undermined the Medicaid program for the poor and weakened consumer protections.
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The uncertainty has undermined economies, they said, noting that Germany gross domestic product shrank in the second quarter.
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"Today, a court has, once again, overridden and undermined United States immigration law," she said in a statement.
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His tweet undermined ongoing efforts from Republicans to rally enough support to pass a more moderate immigration bill.
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A core assumption of American foreign policy — that a united Europe had overcomes its divisions — has been undermined.
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But social housing undermined the position of landlords, and the bourgeoisie felt targeted by taxes on conspicuous consumption.
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He insisted that it is Kiev, not Moscow, that has undermined the cease fire and stoked the conflict.
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"The Wolf House undermined the axial enfilade of reception rooms of the 19th-century bourgeoisie," Mr. Neumann added.
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Some also worry that their job security may be undermined by missing workdays because of child care issues.
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The euro was undermined by political troubles in Italy and loitered at $413, well off September's $1.1815 top.
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Foreign donors fear that if that happens, the credibility of Afghanistan's fledgling democratic institutions may be fatally undermined.
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So Kelly can seemingly look forward to being undermined if the 49ers win and fired if they lose.
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For more than two decades, China's rulers have undermined Hong Kong's autonomy without facing a significant American response.
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In 1980, Edward Kennedy's endless challenge to Jimmy Carter undermined Carter and probably gave Ronald Reagan a lift.
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"Biden's gaffes on the campaign trail have undermined his own electability argument," said Brad Bannon, a Democratic strategist.
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The President has also repeatedly undermined assessments by his own intelligence agencies that Russia intervened in the election.
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Many might argue that had the US remained, the Trump administration would have undermined the accord from within.
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That argument is undermined by Trump's track record, as expertly documented by The Washington Post's Fact Checker blog.
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The Obama approach posits that the Islamic State can be beaten before European and American societies are undermined.
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That certainly undermined the credibility of Cohen and perhaps explains why Cohen wanted to keep their relationship confidential.
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Technological change has also undermined the superficial similarities between the old Microsoft case and the new Android one.
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The ruling undermined numerous state laws that had been put in place to attempt to combat domestic violence.
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Cuteness represents so many things that have been undermined and undervalued for so long: femininity, childishness, being ourselves.
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With LGBTQI people, the trust [that helps them conquer these concerns] is particularly undermined by our heteronormative society.
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I'd felt so close to him, put so much trust in him, and I thought this undermined everything.
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Internally, China is coping with a cooling economy that has undermined consumer demand across a spectrum of sectors.
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State Street said Visbal's sale of unauthorized replicas undermined its message that female leaders help companies perform better.
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Stevens wrote a dissenting opinion, saying the majority's ruling undermined the people's faith in government and the courts.
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TOKYO, May 2440 (Reuters) - Japanese government bonds edged lower on Wednesday as buoyant stocks undermined bond market sentiment.
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If institutions can improve and grow stronger, they can also be weakened and undermined by politically motivated attacks.
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A preponderance of baby pink, ruffles, bell sleeves and other girlish touches undermined any real power-feminist vibe.
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Though not the dresses or even the skirt shorts, which somewhat undermined the point of the whole exercise.
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The resulting distress has undermined faith in the European bloc while fueling anti-establishment grievances across the Continent.
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That sort of program, Silverman says, would be completely undermined by stripping global family planning from the budget.
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Mr. Zimmerman saw his slim chances further undermined when it was revealed that his home included illegal structures.
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Anthony Sage, a 42-year-old retired Army staff sergeant, said the attack undermined Trump's "America First" message.
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But if not, she added, "It will be undermined slowly, by numerous decisions that will eventually eviscerate it."
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Her father, the kindly old Sultan (Navid Negahban), is being undermined by his diabolical vizier, Jafar (Marwan Kenzari).
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Rural villagers say that elephants eat their crops and trample fields, a conflict that has undermined conservation efforts.
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This is an administration, after all, that has undermined, not strengthened, America's network of alliances from the start.
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The group has been largely driven underground, and its losses have tarnished its prestige and undermined its effectiveness.
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Media stories soon surfaced that intelligence officials believed Russia undermined Hillary Clinton's candidacy in order to help Trump.
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They have created a haven for dangerous misinformation and hate speech that has undermined trust in democratic institutions.
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It sounded like a promising approach, though it was undermined, somewhat, by the continued presence of the E!
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Russia has often undermined international sanctions against North Korea by allowing the North's ships to dock in Vladivostok.
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Its defensive talent base has atrophied over the past few seasons, undermined by meager drafts and stagnated development.
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Tillerson tucked his dignity into some sock drawer as Trump repeatedly contradicted his statements and undermined his authority.
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But the whistle-blower report undermined that support, including the allegations that Mr. Peters had misled the Council.
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But there are many aspects of the past year's approach that have already undermined Afghans' chances for peace.
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Many Sri Lankans believe a deep rift between Sirisena and Prime Minister Wickremesinghe has also undermined national security.
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Injuries undermined the team's chances early on, and Martinez could not steer the team to the pennant race.
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The kingdom's economy has been shaken by the decline in oil prices, which has undermined the state budget.
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But the House has now undermined those principles by advancing a dubious obstruction article and an incomplete record.
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Squabbling warlords have undermined support for the government even in northern heartland areas that formerly had few insurgents.
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And Democrats have undermined Joe Biden, a candidate many thought had the best chance of beating President Trump.
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A third diplomat said such U.S. tactics only undermined the Europeans, who are trying to apply pressure independently.
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"He undermined himself when he wagged his finger and lied to the nation on national TV," he said.
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MOVE FAST AND BREAK THINGS: How Facebook, Google, and Amazon Cornered Culture and Undermined Democracy, by Jonathan Taplin.
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Republicans took steps that undermined a full investigation, including arbitrary deadlines and artificially limited examination of potential witnesses.
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"Lady Justice Mwilu ... accepted gifts in the form of money which undermined confidence in her office," said Haji.
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The more I speak about using creativity in a task, the more their confidence seems to be undermined.
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Yovanovitch said the effort damaged U.S. authority abroad and undermined the State Department's anti-corruption efforts in Kyiv.
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If there is one silver lining to last night's mess, it's that Iowa has undermined its own influence.
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One Republican said it would be as if F.D.R. had undermined Eisenhower on the eve of D-Day.
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Manchester City reacted furiously, arguing leaks to the news media had seriously undermined the integrity of the investigation.
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The system has infuriated China, which said the powerful American radar on its doorstep undermined its own security.
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"That information potentially undermined the integrity of the regulatory process," KPMG said in a news release on Tuesday.
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Kenya's shilling was seen easing, undermined by some foreign investors selling their Treasury bonds due to falling yields.
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Conservatives disliked how they often fast-tracked the betrothal process, which they said undermined the institution of marriage.
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Putin, speaking at an economic forum in St. Petersburg, said the rules of global trade were being undermined.
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Compounding it all is that it was not the first time Trump has felt publicly undermined by Coats.
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The documents describe American officials ignoring widespread skimming by the Afghan government that, ultimately, undermined the war strategy.
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KAMPALA, March 4 (Reuters) - The Ugandan shilling weakened on Friday, undermined by an excess of local currency liquidity.
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"Religious sentiment played a significant role and undermined the performance of Ahok in this election," Mr. Muhammad said.
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This behavior has violated the constitutional rights of American citizens and undermined the credibility of the judicial system.
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He said the for-profit US health system undermined the idea that healthcare is a basic human right.
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Critics said Trump's moves undermined military justice and sent a message that U.S. battlefield atrocities would be tolerated.
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In a blog post, volunteers working on the project say Verizon has undermined their efforts at every turn.
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Then he undermined his point by sending out a company of Canadian Mounties to guard the final parade.
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Civilian deaths during Mr. Obama's tenure undermined American counterterrorism operations and became a recruiting tool for more extremists.
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"Incidents like this one have undermined the trust between police departments and the communities they serve," Clinton added.
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Prime Minister Matteo Renzi and his reformist agenda are expected to be undermined if the "no" campaign prevails.
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Alexander Vindman, testified on Capitol Hill that Trump's overtures toward the Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky undermined national security.
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Reiss built the tool because she was fed up with inadvertently using language they felt undermined their ideas.
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But the value of veterans' hard-earned G.I. Bill benefits is being undermined from within the Trump administration.
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She knows the power of her platform, but she also knows how it can be hijacked and undermined.
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She knows the power of her platform, but she also knows how it can be hijacked and undermined.
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The blockade of Qatar — now widely viewed as instigated under false pretenses — has undermined the Middle East's stability.
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His presence would also have undermined implementation of the historic chemical safety reforms passed by Congress last year.
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That embarrassing governance failure undermined the president's signature policy initiative in serious ways, with crucial long-term repercussions.
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It fared better on the euro, which was undermined by a run of poor data out of Europe.
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It was a shocking statement, one that undermined norms of civilian control of and oversight over the military.
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She said the pardons undermined the separation of powers and would grant impunity to those guilty of graft.
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I mean, the church was clearly hostile to science that undermined its dogmas — do you disagree with that?
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Lincoln failed to disclose another report that undermined its defense: It found elevated spore levels and recommended remediation.
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On the whole, the dollar was undermined by rising expectations the Fed will cut rates in coming months.
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The conditions that Mubarak deliberately engineered to elongate his rule — an excessively powerful military, a weak opposition without governing experience, corrupt security services, hollowed-out civil society, and no effective democratic institutions — have all remained after his fall, and have undermined successive governments as much as they eventually undermined his own.
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