The situation was "eroding my confidence in Mouhamad and it was eroding my feelings towards the family," Ms. Stark said.
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Now the bill's constituency is eroding — on every front.
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He feels that what was once reliable is now eroding.
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Could society's embrace of GPS be eroding our cognitive maps?
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Abortion rights have been eroding nationwide at an increasing rate.
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He wants to rescue American institutions from eroding public trust.
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That uncertainty shock is further eroding demand for manufactured goods.
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Yet every year, its identity as a town is eroding.
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Go deeper: Where press freedom is eroding around the world
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So, I would be leery of eroding that too much.
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In India, meanwhile, marriage is also quietly eroding from below.
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Trump's orders won't reverse these forces steadily eroding coal employment.
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Inflation has eased slightly but remains near 10%, eroding incomes.
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Related columns: "Booming oil demand is eroding inventories", Reuters, Nov.
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Republican sentiment has been eroding in Orange County for years.
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What was once populist is eroding the government's political capital.
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And it's already eroding trust in our schools and universities.
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Hardleft trade unions accuse the president of eroding workers' rights.
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Hardleft trade unions accuse the president of eroding workers' rights.
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Today she sees a way of life she cherishes eroding.
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What we're really conscious about is not eroding the listener experience.
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You can't work with a president who is eroding the Constitution.
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Crucially, Trump's standing among Republican women also seems to be eroding.
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Unelected, they ended up eroding the line between political and commercial.
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But even here technology is eroding the case for active management.
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" He added: "New technologies are continually eroding our privacy and anonymity.
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"The rising water is eroding infrastructure and stranding wildlife," she said.
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I'm concerned about eroding trust in this premier law enforcement agency.
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Inflation has eased slightly but remains near 21990%, further eroding incomes.
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But she sees the land all around Tangier sinking and eroding.
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In the ocean, the acidification of the pH is eroding corals.
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It's eroding clams and oysters and causing the larvae to die.
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Despite prominent social movements and uprisings, support for democracy is eroding.
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Clinton voters were most fearful of corruption and eroding social values.
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Pickpockets circulate photos of CND volunteers, eroding their element of surprise.
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It was eroding before Trump; he applied the coup de grâce.
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Still, support for Republicans has been steadily eroding in Orange County.
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The reforms have stalled, eroding public faith in Ukraine's political institutions.
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Unfortunately, the disease of mistrust hasn't just been eroding our happiness.
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But many in Hong Kong accuse Beijing of eroding its freedoms.
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Paying high fees risks eroding a significant percentage of your earnings.
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I scrabbled over the painted boulders and the loose, eroding shale.
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That indicated eroding demand for oil slated for nearer-term delivery.
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In the meantime, polls showed Republican support for the project eroding.
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They should be trying to burnish is instead of eroding it.
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But the tariffs and standoff with China are eroding business confidence.
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And it's not just competitiveness that is eroding the white middle class.
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Goody believes the volatility is eroding investor trust in the stock market.
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But that very inflation is eroding earnings, squeezing consumers and hampering growth.
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Israel's international reputation Bennett is eroding Israel's place in global public opinion.
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While U.S. military advantages are eroding, we still retain some distinct advantages.
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Now, though, even before a new slump hits, geopolitical amity is eroding.
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The benefits of traditional employment have been steadily eroding since the 1980s.
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Mr Zinke's cynical stewardship of America's public lands is eroding those conditions.
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It also has been eroding their way of life in other ways.
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This may blind voters to the compromises of politics, eventually eroding trust.
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The opposition wants Maduro to step down, accusing him of eroding democracy.
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Anti-government protesters want Maduro to step down, accusing him eroding democracy.
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And that's eroding the brands of both Hollywood and the news media.
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And employees say that this atmosphere is eroding workforces at different stores.
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The central government, however, has been widely seen as eroding that regime.
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Artificial intelligence isn't yet noticeably eroding banks' core business of making loans.
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If interest rates spike, farmland value drops — eroding net worth and collateral.
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It also blamed him for nearly causing losses and eroding shareholder value.
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Turmoil and militant attacks have deterred tourists and investors, eroding living standards.
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And Russia's competition with Iran over reconstruction contracts risks eroding their alliance.
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Unsold apartments are clogging the country's real estate market and eroding prices.
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"I felt like that was eroding as time went on," she said.
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The Trump administration is also eroding W.T.O. rules by apparently violating them.
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Despite its eroding audience, TV remains advertisers' go-to mass-reach medium.
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So is the belief that Black pathology is eroding America from within.
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A report introduces a piece of technology with terrifying, privacy-eroding implications.
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"If it's weakening or eroding because people think the boundaries have shifted."
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Pride in how the United States's democracy works is also eroding quickly.
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But even so, some quickly eroding communities are running out of options.
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"Once you do that, you will have an eroding society," he said.
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"Inflation is eroding the buying power of money every day," McBride said.
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The High Court's approval rating, while still high, seems to be eroding.
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Meanwhile, coastlines are eroding, coastal settlements are disappearing and groundwater is falling.
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CNN is eroding the fabric of America, proselytizing, sowing distrust and disharmony.
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But "it comes at a cost of eroding U.S. leadership," he said.
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"Once we start eroding [science], we get into dangerous territory," he added.
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Go deeper: China is eroding the U.S. edge in AI and 5G
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But recent polls also show his support among independent voters is eroding.
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She was suddenly a fallen internet star whose mental health was eroding.
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That's how rising interest rates begin eroding 90 percent of America's aggregate demand.
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Lawmakers are eroding the idea that the platforms have no responsibility for content.
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But they are both part of a trend: big tech's exceptionalism is eroding.
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That ought to give arms control new urgency; instead it is eroding it.
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That seems to be eroding, and that is causing a lot of fear.
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The opposition is asking Maduro to step down, accusing him of eroding democracy.
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But many residents fear increasing interference by the mainland government is eroding freedoms.
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Those plants and their roots, however, had been keeping the land from eroding.
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Secularism played an enormous role in eroding the grip of the Catholic Church.
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Anti-government protesters want Maduro to step down, accusing him of eroding democracy.
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Startups and VCs are facing tougher times, layoffs, down rounds and eroding valuations.
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Demonstrators have called for Maduro to step down, accusing him of eroding democracy.
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That report increases the chance that Trump's support from Republicans will keep eroding.
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Putin's opponents say he is maintaining his grip on power by eroding democracy.
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Tampering with the Johnson Amendment will harm the public by eroding nonprofit effectiveness.
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This system is damaging our democracy and eroding American's faith in our institutions.
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And you don't want to violate that too often without it eroding you.
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The trend of eroding consumer ownership post sale isn't just reserved to software.
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"Accounts masquerading as legitimate users create false equivalency, eroding public consensus on vaccination."
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What happened next was a grim landmark in the State Department's eroding stature.
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At worst, in the case of the Social Democrats, its support is eroding.
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Obviously, eroding internet privacy won't physically transform our planet for generations to come.
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Ever since Inauguration Day, the public's faith in the president has been eroding.
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The Social Democrats stand to lose out significantly, further eroding Germany's center left.
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How to recognize financial infidelity and stop it from eroding your family's trust.
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The ramp, completed after his death by his wife and friends, is eroding.
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But that levy hasn't been raised since 1993, eroding the fund's purchasing power.
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So the new generation and farmers keep eroding the boundaries of the forest.
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The impending health crisis is eroding the earning potential of this younger generation.
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The eroding norms of warfare will only hurt U.S. military personnel over time.
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The NPR poll is one of the first indications of that support eroding.
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Both firms have dividend yields above their sector average, and payouts are already eroding.
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Thomas wrote a bitter dissent for himself, accusing the court of eroding the Constitution.
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The Trump administration has been eroding the power of Title IX since taking office.
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That decision has brought international criticism and accusations from Turkey's opposition of eroding democracy.
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The billionaire's disappearance has also raised fears that Beijing is eroding Hong Kong's autonomy.
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Now, the industry's steadfast refusal to consider changes in the law may be eroding.
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This suggests customers tend to switch to accounts which pay better, eroding bank profitability.
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Its competitors have meanwhile steadily improved their technology, eroding the customary US technological edge.
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Photo: Alex Cranz (Gizmodo)The product categories in the CPU marketplace are rapidly eroding.
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But the Monmouth poll suggests that Biden's support in New Hampshire may be eroding.
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Greater Accra, home to about 4 million people, is built on an eroding coast.
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Many Hong Kong residents believe Beijing is eroding the city's autonomy and their rights.
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He warned that partisanship risked eroding the nation's system of constitutional checks and balances.
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This may result in recriminations and paranoia, further eroding the cohesiveness of the group.
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Summer turns to autumn and the GDR crumbles like the eroding cliffs of Hiddensee.
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SINCE THE FED'S CREATION, THE U.S. HAS EXPERIENCED INFLATION, ERODING SAVER'S DOLLARS BY 97%.
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"Our Hong Kong is changing very fast," Ip said, expressing concern over eroding autonomy.
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"This calmed the markets and helped boost the dollar, eroding gold's gains," he said.
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"That is correlated with an eroding infrastructure for sexually transmitted disease clinics," Mermin said.
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Sea levels are rising, storms are getting fiercer, and protective beaches are eroding rapidly.
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They are increasingly fuelling conflict and eroding authority in states that are already fragile.
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The fresh revelation comes soon after another scandal that is eroding Abe's support rates.
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Others, called white syndrome and skeletal eroding band disease, also destroy the coral's tissue.
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At the same time, PC growth slowed, eroding the traditional McAfee customer base's potential.
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"I worry about it eroding public trust in media and journalism," Mr. Tapper said.
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The delay reflected American officials' desire to discourage Hungary from further eroding democratic values.
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But their numerical dominance is eroding, and in some places it is barely noticeable.
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Dabeinong also blamed high raw material prices for eroding margins in its feed business.
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By continually ostracizing Muslims, the president is slowly but surely eroding this critical partnership.
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Others look set to follow, further eroding the infrastructure through which governments raise debt.
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Designed largely to deter new migrants, such talk instead risks further eroding public trust.
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Against that backdrop, the country's export engine is sputtering, while business confidence is eroding.
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The strongest bulwark against eroding labor standards and employers' abuse of power is unionization.
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As it stands now, the credibility of the special's counsel's investigation is steadily eroding.
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"Our superiority is eroding," Thornberry said in a speech at the National Press Club.
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But, U.S. actions are eroding optimism that the deal will eventually make life better.
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How else to make visible that which is eroding under the duress of destruction?
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Little-known trails are heavily trafficked and eroding in some places, taxing park resources.
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Many Hong Kong residents fear Beijing is eroding the autonomy they had been promised.
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It doesn't follow from that, however, that eroding free speech protections helps the vulnerable.
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But there too volume tumbled as issuance dwindled and interest rates fell, eroding margins.
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Meanwhile, Trump seeks to maintain his nationalist base, which is showing signs of eroding.
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That finding underscores the role that economic despair may play in eroding public health.
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Media reports suggest that many injuries are not reported amid eroding trust in institutions.
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"Those hopes seem to be eroding in recent times," he said in the letter.
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"The island is eroding by rainfall much more quickly than I'd imagined," he said.
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And in one, Idaho, it showed support eroding from 64 percent to 59 percent.
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Yet shareholder confidence began eroding sharply in January 2017, at about $31 per share.
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But multiple current and former leaders see new pressures eroding the military's apolitical tradition.
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His support among lawmakers appears to be eroding amid his comments about white nationalists.
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That is depressing, and will do little to help rapidly eroding public faith in Congress.
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It is eroding the core foundation of how people behave by and between each other.
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As a result, the water was eroding the iron water mains, turning the water brown.
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Shutting down Ex-Im would be equivalent to voluntarily eroding U.S. competitiveness abroad, they argue.
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There's just one problem: It is built on soft gypsum rock, which is constantly eroding.
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But these unreal prices are eroding the social fabric of what makes Pilsen so special.
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Yet Eurasia Group says the recent attacks are eroding U.S. deterrence in the Persian Gulf.
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Trump repeatedly blasted Ryan Tuesday, lamenting his leadership and blaming him for eroding party unity.
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Hong Kong citizens are concerned that their civil rights are slowly eroding under Beijing's control.
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Every technology is perched insecurely on an eroding foundation waiting to tumble inevitably into obsolescence.
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Ben Shapiro: What is eroding is the fundamental principles upon which the civilisation is based.
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Now a little more than 100 years later, Kolmya's floodwater have started eroding the banks.
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Gains from investing a cash inheritance could be taxed more frequently, eroding the nest egg.
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But she believes that this all starts with further eroding stigmas through awareness and education.
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The Chinese people are well aware of how pollution is eroding their quality of life.
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However, critics see the deployment as the start of a very slippery, privacy-eroding slope.
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But when the reality turns out differently, banks often have to backtrack, eroding their credibility.
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Soaring inflation is eroding wages and pensions, bringing back memories of hyperinflation a decade ago.
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If this study is true, perhaps the prevalence of alpha males is what's eroding alpha.
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They have noted eroding walls, leaking roofs, and risks of electrical fires and groundwater contamination.
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The walls and vaults are in danger of eroding, so workers have to be delicate.
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Analysts at Liberum and Davy Research said eroding margins in its U.S. business were disappointing.
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But those rights are eroding, gradually and steadily, especially under the rule of Xi Jinping.
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The endless stream of corruption and lawlessness threatens eroding constitutional democracy to a breaking point.
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New policies are swiftly eroding the favorable tax treatment that actors and artists once enjoyed.
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Cliffs and eroding slopes of Kalalau Vally, on the Na Pali Coast of Kauai, Hawaii.
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"This is primarily due to eroding public health infrastructure," Fraser said at a press briefing.
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The rest of its body was trapped beneath the eroding bank of the Darling River.
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But many in the city believe that its freedoms and relative autonomy are already eroding.
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But there are growing concerns that Beijing is steadily eroding civic freedoms in the enclave.
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Critics have long maintained that these journals are eroding scientific credibility and wasting grant money.
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Its geography makes Lagos especially prone to flooding, and the coastline has already been eroding.
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Plus, there's already lots of chatter that Biden's support in South Carolina is rapidly eroding.
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Hughes was right — an inflation peg would prevent a basic income from eroding in value.
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Illegal logging is thinning the forests that once protected hillsides from eroding into the lake.
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Among women, Democrats hold a 28500-point lead, signaling Trump's eroding support with that demographic.
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Perhaps they are emboldened by recent Supreme Court decisions that are quickly eroding that separation.
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"It is not real stable — the shoulders are eroding in many places," Mr. Nelson said.
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But that hope is eroding, and behind the scenes, officials are considering other possible solutions.
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But Congress's control over decisions about going to war has been eroding for generations. 2.
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But that does nothing to resolve the underlying issues eroding the party, Mr. Bale said.
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We pushed steadily through the churn and up the eroding bank on the other side.
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With around 800 workers in Calais, representing 303 percent of Noyon's costs, revenue kept eroding.
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This is a necessary step to restore overtime protections that have been eroding for decades.
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It's easy to construct a narrative in which democracy in the United States is eroding.
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In recent years, political freedoms in Hong Kong have been eroding under pressure from Beijing.
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And nearly everyone agreed: American democracy is eroding on multiple fronts — socially, culturally, and economically.
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Now elite endorsements are merely symbolic, further eroding the party's influence over the nomination process.
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The habit of wage restraint among union bosses is ingrained but their influence is steadily eroding.
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The common foundation of everyday facts, the starting place from which we discuss differences, is eroding.
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And so is Iran, even though US policy is supposedly aimed at eroding Tehran's regional clout.
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But they expressed concern about the global economy and the turbulent stock market eroding consumer confidence.
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It appears that U.S. Search revenue growth has been steadily eroding over the past several years.
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Social media as a data-mining, ad-targeting enterprise relies upon eroding our belief in privacy.
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But China's focus on them may cause the West's already eroding military edge to disappear entirely.
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Instead of eroding the concrete, seawater sifts through the material, dissolving components of the volcanic ash.
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Indeed, the key to eroding any taboo is to talk about it — even when it's uncomfortable.
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But it could spark a crisis, and it is eroding America's most valuable asset—its legitimacy.
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Tibetans accuse China of eroding their Buddhist culture and flooding the region with ethnic Han Chinese.
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Once the sale is complete, it may belatedly start to worry about its eroding market share.
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Wage growth in Britain continues to lag behind inflation, eroding consumers' ability to pay rising bills.
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Absent a two-state solution which is increasingly impossible with the settlements, Israeli democracy is eroding.
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Wider costs to systematically eroding online privacy are harder to put a value on for publishers.
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Trust in America's democratic institutions is eroding, and its incoming leader wants to erode it further.
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As it gradually happened, with war-weariness spreading and racial injustice eroding, so he changed too.
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The tribal politics of obstruction and conflict are eroding the structure of civil and productive society.
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Illinois' record 10-month budget impasse is eroding much of its educational and social service systems.
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Joseph Dunford's warning that "the U.S. military's competitive advantage against potential adversaries is eroding" in mind.
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Castro challenged O'Rourke's knowledge of immigration policy, eroding one of the former congressman's most important issues.
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Low interest rates depress what banks can charge for loans or earn on investments, eroding profits.
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The fast-eroding edge of a bluff threatened the foundation of their 10,000-square-foot home.
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But his habit of creating alternative realities and eroding trust could come back to haunt him.
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Many are turning to non-lending activities to shore-up eroding capital buffers and boost income.
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There's hopefulness to be found in amongst all the doom and gloom of eroding manufacturing numbers.
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Most seem to believe that nebulous, sinister forces are corrupting American governance and actively eroding freedom.
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And might it not, at least in part, be associated with the technology's privacy-eroding habits?
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The drop was fuelled by eroding expectations of the business outlook over the next half year.
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This trend, encouraged insidiously by Russia, may be the biggest threat, eroding the alliance from within.
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At the same time, a developing competition with Iran over reconstruction contracts risks eroding their alliance.
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It felt a little scandalous, another baby step toward the deep end of eroding online privacy.
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So miscarriages are sometimes treated as manslaughter or feticide, and women's rights over all are eroding.
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Third-party platform commissions could hurt restaurants by eating into their profits and eroding customer loyalty.
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"It's this kind of perfect storm of ways DHS is eroding protections Congress intended for survivors."
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If politicians think that eroding online expression rights will make us safer, they should explain how.
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Every move of residents is documented and cataloged, she said, eroding the privacy of local residents.
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It has fallen into disrepair and is threatened by the extreme environment and an eroding bluff.
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Evidence is mounting that these tariffs have raised input costs for U.S. manufacturers, eroding their competitiveness.
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Law enforcement leaders, including the LAPD's Chief Beck, worry that devolution is eroding decades of progress.
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Details: A more thorough examination of impeachment efforts underscores the idea the taboo has been eroding.
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Perhaps a new stone marker ought to be planted above the eroding mine: Cause, Meet Effect.
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Friday's arrests mark another watershed moment in the fast-moving story of Hong Kong's eroding freedoms.
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Slayback said that the island appears to be eroding quicker than previously thought due to rainfall.
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Mr Buttigieg, the first formidable moderate challenger Mr Biden has faced, may be eroding that advantage.
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So, for example, again, the changing or the eroding of the egalitarian norms, that's a worry.
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But that levy has not been raised since 1993, eroding the fund's purchasing power over time.
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Note that on the summer of 2018, breadth started eroding before the S&P itself peaked.
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"It is such a bummer when they do that," McNab said, pointing at an eroding hillside.
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Any support Mr. Maduro enjoyed is eroding as Venezuelans are increasingly unable to feed their families.
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To the Editor: Iraq is experiencing de facto partition driven by violence, factionalism and eroding state authority.
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Part of that portfolio would be repriced as bond prices fall, eroding banks' ability to withstand losses.
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Crude has benefited from recent strength in gasoline prices as a glut seems to be gradually eroding.
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Or it could end up eroding the brand value of the "regular" iPhones in a problematic way.
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That doesn't seem like much, but we're already feeling the consequences of rising waters and eroding coastlines.
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Brady said leading companies that rely on imports lobbied aggressively, eroding Republican support for the border tax.
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To hide his eroding hairline John wore a hat in public almost every day for a decade.
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Republicans, meanwhile, have been chipping away at the health care law since it passed, eroding its effectiveness.
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Public expectations about future inflation also are eroding, a problem because those expectations help to shape reality.
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Further eroding investor confidence is the weak performance of tech IPOs from the last couple of years.
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However, the expectation that people will use our information for good and not evil is swiftly eroding.
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After an unsettling string of guidance cuts, 3M's reputation as a defensive, high-quality industrial is eroding.
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Dollar stores are particularly popular in distressed areas of the US, where the middle class is eroding.
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Republicans say they are not eroding those provisions, but health care experts and lobbyists beg to differ.
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He says they've marginalized workers by eroding their collective bargaining power and through other forms of exploitation.
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It was so bad that it was eroding the iron water mains, which turned the water brown.
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The company's core offshore drilling business is eroding quickly, especially with crude down at $31 a barrel.
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Eroding his plans for cutting the budget deficit, Muhammad bin Salman is reinforcing his forces inside Yemen.
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And, yes, the effects of the tax cuts are eroding, but against that, government spending is increasing.
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And he offers a warning against eroding the tenets of democracy in the name of political gain.
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Some veteran GOP senators worry the rule change will damage the Senate by eroding minority-party rights.
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But that levy has not been raised in 25 years, eroding the fund's purchasing power over time.
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The trend of eroding Democratic support for Israel is tantamount to a betrayal of fundamental American values.
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Rove sounded the alarm about the eroding support for Republicans in the suburbs shortly after Election Day.
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We're forming a patchwork quilt of bans and rules and regulations that is eroding the Texas model.
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It is betting that the benefits of integration will exceed the costs of eroding the internal market.
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An intense price war as more planes fly international routes has been eroding earnings for airlines globally.
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In 2017, he won permission to build two seawalls around his course to prevent it from eroding.
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Instead, water poured off them in floods, eroding the ground as rapidly as in a time lapse.
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Getting over our Putin paranoia will be a welcome first step at eroding Russia's destabilizing international influence.
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But the saltwater that's been flooding Venice is eroding the foundations of buildings across the historical city.
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But many residents fear that the "one country, two systems" model is eroding under influence from Beijing.
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Thirty-meter waves and driving rain have been eroding his coastal golf resort in Doonbeg, west Ireland.
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The state's power is eroding, being challenged by forces "from above" (globalization) and "from below" (communities, tribes).
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Bolsonaro's eroding support will also make it harder for him to close the deal on pension reform.
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On Friday, Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin dismissed the prospects of artificial intelligence and automation eroding the workforce.
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The fact that this might be eroding our democracy doesn't seem to bother Trump or his supporters.
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Starving SSA's operating funding may be a backdoor attempt to dismantle Social Security by eroding public confidence.
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But the consumer price index is at its highest in a decade and eroding incomes and savings.
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But critics of the move say the Italian government is eroding faith in science and public norms.
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The result was a brutal recession that assailed the Russian middle class, sowing joblessness and eroding savings.
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Meanwhile, e-cigarettes are eroding historical gains in reducing the number of children potentially addicted to nicotine.
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Francis touched on existential problems within the church, which faces eroding trust because of clerical sexual abuse.
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Several journalists reported the seesawing results live on Twitter, with Mr. Yancey's 10-vote margin slowly eroding.
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That's digital video, direct-to-consumer video, and the traditional ecosystem of pay TV is rapidly eroding.
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This may appeal to his base, but he is eroding the presidency's constitutional power and political authority.
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Inflation is at almost 20 percent, eroding living standards at the same time that growth has stalled.
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The risk is not just that we make sanctions meaningless by eroding our own credibility with them.
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While such behavior risks eroding the Saudi state's financial cushion, at least the kingdom has a cushion.
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The writers have fallen back on bad habits, toying with the viewership's trust and eroding its patience.
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And critics fear that the president's own contributions to incivility are further eroding what norms do exist.
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But many in the city worry that the system is eroding under growing pressure from mainland China.
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The result is a semidysfunctional government that is eroding many of the country's largest advantages over China.
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The company said industry profits were eroding amid a rise in costs which is expected to continue.
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Since then, he has been accused of eroding democracy, cracking down on dissent and jailing opposition leaders.
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But he said the problem was that rampant inflation was eroding the value of the bolivar currency.
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The roots of trees that have stood for decades now dangle perilously over a fast-eroding shore.
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So far, there's little sign that the president's approval rating with Republicans is in danger of eroding.
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Weaker brands cannot afford to discount too heavily and risk eroding their cache with customers even further.
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"I worry because I see the foundations of good governance eroding," Dr Tan declared on July 26th.
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Tiny's clippers had pushed it back so much that Jerome's forehead now looked like an eroding coastline.
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That exchange captures a dynamic repeatedly shown to have tragic consequences, while eroding trust and fostering suspicion.
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Print advertising, the ballast of newspapers for so many decades, continues to move online, eroding newsroom budgets.
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Why is public confidence in the political mainstream eroding in the West and elsewhere, but not here?
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Expanding Social Security is a solution to a looming retirement income crisis and an eroding middle class.
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Eroding confidence in voting, elections and representative bodies gives them a freer hand to wield more power.
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But it added that competition for land in top-tier cities could intensify, eroding developers' profit margins.
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When I arrived, I found that the house, too, was constructed of boulders and loose, eroding shale.
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The administration is actively eroding the fundamental best interests of the child standard in our immigration system.
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" Clapper said that he believes that the system of checks and balances "is under assault and eroding.
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The images yielded insights into how the island was eroding, but the story they told was limited.
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I think the advantage that obnoxious aggression has had in the past is eroding, at least here.
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"My complaint around this is not that you disagree," said Ms. Allen, at the Skillman Foundation, "but that you never could come up with another solution to deal with the practical issues of poor public policy that is not only eroding a traditional school system, but eroding all schools."
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It's the only way to keep reproductive rights from eroding, and to stop women everywhere from feeling alone.
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Letter To the Editor: Iraq is experiencing de facto partition driven by violence, factionalism and eroding state authority.
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I was using a pair of Bose headphones that worked great, but the wiring wrap was eroding away.
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According to The Economist, Viktor Orban, Hungary's prime minister, is eroding democracy ("Stop spoiling Viktor Orban", June 24th).
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Barnes believed that Cellino & Cellino was infringing Cellino & Barnes trademarks and eroding the established firm's all-important brand.
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The presence of plastics seemed especially to aggravate some common coral afflictions, such as skeletal eroding band disease.
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The emergency spillway that's eroding had never been used before in 48 years of existence, the DWR said.
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Since then, however, shares in peers Rightmove and Auto Trader have risen by 26 percent, eroding the upside.
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With inflation rising, partly due to the weaker pound, the real value of benefit payments is eroding fast.
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A study done in 2014 found that some parts of the wall were eroding much faster than others.
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Financial markets struggled to reconcile his statements on the currency with his management of it, eroding his credibility.
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But the merger is even more crucial for Embraer, whose share of the regional-jet market is eroding.
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Further, Lamoureux says, "the Fed is slowly eroding its credibility," leading to more upside for assets like cryptocurrencies.
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But abandoning it immediately after introducing it would cause market confusion and risk eroding trust in the BOJ.
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That would be the financial proof that IBM's future is arriving faster than its legacy products are eroding.
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But right now, it looks like a big substrate of cultural conservatism is eroding in a significant way.
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And of course Facebook is in a world of hurt, with eroding confidence from the public and investors.
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"Their market share has been constantly eroding for the past 10 years in the United States," said Lombardi.
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The trust Americans have historically put in both government and companies is eroding, driving record levels of anxiety.
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This could eventually raise inflation by 5 percentage points, HSBC warned, eroding real incomes and trimming household spending.
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That heated competition has been eroding slaughter hog prices since early July, which in turn trimmed farmers' profits.
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White House press secretary Sean Spicer said Tuesday the president asked Flynn to resign because of eroding trust.
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We are eroding the very foundations of our economies, livelihoods, food security, health and quality of life worldwide.
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Besides, while he sees the delta sinking and the coast eroding, he is skeptical about the water rising.
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After those protests, "government attention turned to the Internet and online freedoms have been eroding since," she said.
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Specifically, he pointed to Israel's "systematic" process of expanding settlements, which he said "is eroding" prospects for peace.
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About 57 percent of the coast in the lower 48 states is already eroding, according to the USGS.
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On the whole, analysts expect Samsung's profit to decline through 2019, with a slowing Chinese economy eroding demand.
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These norms often usher in poor labor and environmental standards, eroding good governance and the rule of law.
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And we're doing it in this slow, cigarette-like fashion by gradually eroding our connections to one another.
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His new book, Team Human, argues that digital technology in particular is eroding human freedom and destroying communities.
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The mood of defiant solidarity forged after last year's Charlie Hebdo and Bataclan attacks in Paris is eroding.
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Further support for the idea that fundamentals aren't eroding significantly is the generally firm behavior of credit markets.
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If its capacity to produce legislation is eroding, then the most challenging times for appropriations are still ahead.
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In recent years, its reputation has also been damaged by a series of scandals, potentially eroding its fanbase.
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Some analysts are concerned the same problems are playing out again, further eroding any value left in Jet.
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Those new arrivals were, like the working-class community they were joining and gently eroding, mainly Labour voters.
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The heavy rainfall and the resulting runoff performs a key role in eroding the surface and filling lakes.
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That's eroding democracy from the big institutional level, but now from the individual level, from the inside out.
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The need for big old baseload power plants is eroding; they will continue to suffer on wholesale markets.
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Do you worry that the proliferation of algorithms is eroding our ability to think and decide for ourselves?
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But you also know that human-caused climate change will (if it hasn't already) start eroding economic output.
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The country's debt crisis has lasted almost 10 years, creating economic hardship, unemployment and seriously eroding property prices.
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If that debt loses value, as it would after downgrades, the banks will suffer losses, eroding their capital.
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What's happening: Regulators are clamping down on digital money, and scams and hacks are eroding trust in it.
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Yet the company's outward signs of strength belie the powerful currents of change that are eroding its business.
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The African National Congress said he was eroding the "renewed hope" felt in the country since last year.
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Robert Putnam's Bowling Alone, published in 2000, is the authoritative study of the country's long-eroding social bonds.
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They believe they see social norms around tolerance and diversity eroding, and fear a replay of the 1930s.
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White Christians are losing more than an electoral majority; their once-dominant status in American society is eroding.
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What currents were eroding the industry was last on the list of what was most important to me.
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"The subject was Fox's quickly eroding fortunes and the possibilities for a new conservative network," Mr. Wolff wrote.
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The harsh reality is that toxic leadership is eroding trust, destroying company cultures and killing the bottom line.
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"People think that we've eroded [privacy] or contributed to eroding it," Zuckerberg tells him in their last interview.
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A new Wall Street Journal poll shows Biden's support eroding among black voters, falling even with Bernie Sanders.
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But they will gradually lose relevance as EU rules evolve, slowly eroding Swiss access to the single market.
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Holding U.S. debt means being exposed to the risk of rising interest rates eroding bonds' value, Rieder said.
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Redrow's profit jump comes as Britain's real estate market deals with Brexit uncertainty and inflation eroding house prices.
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Hayek's key observation was that intervention creates problems that encourage further corrective intervention, eroding freedom along the way.
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To the contrary: The falsehood-filled tweets and televised tirades are gradually eroding Americans' shared sense of reality.
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Democrats charge that the Trump administration has been purposely sabotaging ObamaCare and eroding women's access to health care.
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Indeed, the Trump administration has decided to send more troops to stem an eroding situation on the ground.
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But the good will has been eroding as Germany has struggled to absorb those already in the country.
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Some have said his positions are eroding the church's traditional values and planting the seeds of sexual abuse.
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Clinton says she is steadfast in her commitment to eroding income inequality and creating a safe financial system.
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As oil and gas prices tumbled over the past 29 months, eroding his wealth, McClendon scrambled to raise cash.
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They protect the coast from eroding as intense storms grow more frequent as climates shift, the two scientists say.
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This reverses a two-part federal court ruling from 2016, affirming that patent law doesn't justify eroding ownership rights.
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"It's allowed us to continue the same lifestyle we had before we retired," he said, without eroding their savings.
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The addition of Jones would narrow that to 51-49, further eroding Republicans' already razor-thin margin for error.
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If data could create more genuine doctor/patient time instead of eroding it, that would be the magic bullet.
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But that would still lag expected demand growth, eroding some of the product stock cushion built since mid-2000.
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But Democratic lawmakers have criticized them for eroding the U.S. corporate tax base, which is already riddled with loopholes.
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Last year's warm winter left many retailers with too many coats and scarves on the shelves, eroding their margins.
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Even so, delays in imposing the rule mean that inflation is slowly eroding the effectiveness of the 50p minimum.
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Yet instead of empowering them to thrive, this drive for success is eroding children's health and undermining their potential.
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The likely explanation: a combination of higher costs and — in some cases — pricing pressure that is eroding profit margins.
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Beyond those potential pitfalls, professors who study inequality have warned about an accumulation of wealth potentially eroding democratic institutions.
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Last year French telecoms operator Iliad launched low-price mobile services in Italy, eroding the market share of rivals.
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Standard & Poor's warned last week that competition for land in top-tier cities could intensify, eroding developers' profit margins.
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But they also cost more, eroding aluminium's price advantage over composites, while plastic materials continue to benefit from innovations.
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But the support of the Republican establishment that has shielded his presidency may be eroding sooner than you think.
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Eroding U.S. economic links to Mexico, on the other hand, would be a boon to America's competitors, especially China.
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But the oil-price slump has burst the economic bubble, and the social contract with Mr Nazarbayev is eroding.
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"The competitive advantage that the United States military has long enjoyed is eroding," Chairman of the Joint Chiefs Gen.
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The bones were found eroding out of a riverbank in New South Wales' Toorale National Park two years ago.
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His actions are eroding market and business confidence and risk reversing the successes of his tax and regulatory policies.
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But in recent years as more and more troubling conduct is unearthed, consumer confidence and public trust are eroding.
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But this also unnerved Communist Party loyalists who saw their power eroding as their relative standard of living declined.
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Trump's actions are eroding the value of international policy cooperation at the WTO and in regional agreements like NAFTA.
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More and more coins are also being sold back onto the market, further eroding demand for newly minted products.
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THE argument over whether multiculturalism and modernity are eroding the Christian character of Christmas is a cherished annual ritual.
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Jefferies said it has concerns about Western Digital's "potentially eroding competitive position" and about the company's oversupply of products.
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However, had Moody's failed to do so, it would have run the risk of seriously eroding that agency's credibility.
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Put another way, conspiracy theories aren't eroding democracy so much as they signal that a democracy is already decaying.
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And this water will cost the family even more as it recedes, eroding the land and affecting soil quality.
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If Verizon remains a traditional telecommunications company, it is likely to face years of eroding sales and slumping profits.
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Healthcare payment models that disincentivize costly tests may be eroding the quality of care that patients expect and deserve.
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When we hear about the effects of climate change, we often think of eroding coasts or starving polar bears.
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The cease-fire agreed to 18 months ago between Ukrainian forces and Russian-backed separatists has been steadily eroding.
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Ironically, such supply side investments might be among the antidotes needed to reverse the economy's eroding capacity for growth.
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Look at the United States, a rich country with an eroding but still comparatively well-developed rule of law.
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"With every passing round of defiance, you are eroding people's faith in institutions, in government, and politics," he said.
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Opponents fear increasing authoritianism from a leader they see as bent on eroding modern Turkey's democracy and secular foundations.
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Next, he added that the promise of low rates has been eroding demand and spending for years, slowing growth.
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Or, at a minimum, that a Facebook-style feed would become the default, eroding Twitter's distinctive real-time culture.
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" "DACA's demise seems to be the next logical step from the quickly eroding status that DACA had under Trump.
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If, as Mr. Trumka suggested, support is eroding, then the president's hold on the Rust Belt would be shaky.
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"Normally the Arctic peoples are among those who really feel climate change - the eroding coast, less permafrost," said Bendixen.
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TECH TIP If the march of time is eroding your personal picture archive, give your beloved images new life.
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That trend matches other data suggesting that health coverage has been eroding under the policies of the Trump administration.
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If America executes Baluchi, Pradhan believes, it will cede whatever eroding toehold it has on a moral high ground.
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Alternatively, some on his team argued, the economic well-being of the nation was eroding quickly and possibly irreversibly.
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Republicans muscle through a rules change to shorten debate on nominations, further eroding the influence of the minority party.
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President Trump, who has criticized Amazon for dominating e-commerce and eroding American jobs, tweeted support for the ruling.
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Rain, some of it acid, is slowly eroding the flying buttresses and their decorative pinnacles, built with delicate limestone.
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RUSS WEISSPRINCETON JUNCTION, N.J. To the Editor: Any trust that is eroding should be directed entirely at President Trump.
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That has led to inappropriate and disturbing content slipping through the cracks on numerous occasions, and eroding parents' trust.
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However, he has not said as much, and it is further eroding public confidence in his government's lacking response.
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American tech companies have complained that the changes would backfire, eroding the country's technological advantages rather than protecting them.
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In West Virginia, by contrast, it was years before teachers rose up to protest their eroding standard of living.
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Galp's shares weakened following Tuesday's results and by 1036 GMT, were around 1% lower, eroding the previous session's gains.
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Information is seeping in along with foreign goods, eroding the cult of personality surrounding Mr. Kim and his family.
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With every expansion in CODIS's reach, the government has shown that these concerns about eroding privacy were well placed.
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If they delay, however, bank CEOs may have to present investors with the unappealing prospect of gradually eroding profitability.
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The site was excavated between 2011 and 2016 after local residents said they saw bones in eroding roadside dunes.
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It wasn't just in the places where Democratic strength had been eroding for a long time, like western Pennsylvania.
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The result has been a lack of consensus, eroding Ghani's ability to rule in the country's far-flung provinces.
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The European Union and United States have threatened Cambodia with economic sanctions, accusing Hun Sen of slowly eroding democracy.
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Downside could arise from deterioration in asset quality affecting the bank's profitability and eroding capital beyond a comfortable level.
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By eroding the line between the two, "What I Spend in a Week" skips the good parts of either.
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In the multiagency crews working diligently to clear remaining fire hazards, and to seed and shore up eroding hillsides.
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Copaxone went off patent this year, and generic-drug makers are now producing their own versions, eroding Teva's profits.
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Doing so would risk eroding the average selling price of its phones and chip away at its healthy margins.
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Cuba and the Soviet Union established diplomatic relations on May 8, 1960, further eroding the relationship with the United States.
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Added to his struggle with national approval, the fallout from Robert Mueller's report seems to be further eroding his reputation.
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But the emergency spillway, which guards against the overflow of the dam when water levels are high, was eroding Sunday.
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Any continuing evidence of eroding volumes and margins, resulting in downward pressure on profitability will be negative for the rating.
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Iraqi forces last week captured the airport in Mosul, Iraq, while ISIS' territorial footprint has also been eroding in Syria.
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There have also been some signs recently that shoppers are now feeling the impact of rising inflation eroding earnings growth.
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FGB's VR could be downgraded before the merger if asset quality materially deteriorates, eroding the bank's healthy profitability and capital.
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Sculley said that the department had made strides at eroding the male-dominated police culture that has been in place.
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And I think lesbian identity and lesbian culture has kind of you know... some might say, you know, it's eroding.
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The Trump administration has since rolled back policies protecting the LGBTQ community, eroding the civil rights of millions of Americans.
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Not coincidentally, the barriers are rising fastest in political battlegrounds and places like Texas where one-party control is eroding.
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The high kiwi dollar has long been a thorn in the central bank's side, curbing inflation and eroding export revenues.
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But the local factory owner said the campaign has inflicted long-term damage, eroding cost advantages and driving customers away.
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Ginsburg wrote that the court was eroding the notion that the government should be neutral when it comes to religion.
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It's not totally gone, but it's eroding — and most critically, that erosion appears to be happening from the inside out.
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Home prices in Australia have been in free fall since late-2017, eroding household wealth and weighing on consumer spending.
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But if the United States doesn't ratify the TPP, its economic influence in the region is at risk of eroding.
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An orgy of illegal quarrying and "rat-hole" mining is disfiguring the landscape and eroding the hillsides and stream-beds.
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"After an unsettling string of guidance cuts, 3M's reputation as a defensive, high-quality industrial is eroding," the analyst said.
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Economic hardship, long seen as fuelling Islamist opposition movements, may also be eroding traditional views on women's role in society.
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American economists and politicians are increasingly concerned that their economy has become too concentrated, limiting competition and eroding consumer welfare.
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And those doing the most to promote this divide, at a time of eroding ideological attachments, are the country's populists.
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Even so, trust in the company has been eroding rapidly, regardless of how many apology ads the social network runs.
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The saddest part of Wikileaks' eroding credibility is that we're losing a major source for leaking information while protecting sources.
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The fund, dubbed Atlante, has relieved top bank UniCredit of an underwriting commitment that risked eroding its own capital base.
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"The LME is eroding its core client base in the physical market," said Malcolm Freeman, chief executive at Kingdom Futures.
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As to why these rocks aren't eroding at the same rate of the bedrock around it, however, remains a mystery.
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The stories keep coming (that, and the state's open government laws), and so do the visitors, even with eroding beaches.
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The level and quality of freedom in the world has been eroding steadily over the past decade, the report suggests.
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This, many say, is a last ditch attempt by Maduro to tighten his grip on power that is quickly eroding.
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However, the plunge in oil prices has narrowed discounts of North American crudes to global crudes, eroding rail transport profitability.
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Many scientists and drugmakers think it plays a prominent role in the devastating disease by eroding synapses between nerve cells.
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And that power could similarly be used to reshape a rights-eroding business model or snuff out such business entirely.
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"Other researchers have suggested that it is a result of deteriorating labor market conditions and eroding social connections," she says.
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What's more, the traditional tech hubs occupied the bottom of the rankings because of eroding affordability and quality of life.
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Opponents, however, accuse him of eroding democracy due to the vast empire he built in chemicals, farming and the media.
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"By impersonating veterans, these foreign actors are effectively eroding the hard-earned power and integrity of veterans' voices," he said.
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After the controls were lifted, inflation roared until the end of the decade, creating economic dislocations and eroding investment capital.
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"After an unsettling string of guidance cuts, 3M's reputation as a defensive, high-quality industrial is eroding," the analyst wrote.
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But advocates say the president's words increasingly ring hollow, and his administration has been steadily eroding protections for transgender individuals.
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Concerns of eroding civil liberties were recently heightened by the detention of Hong Kong booksellers deemed offensive to China's leadership.
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Eroding the commitment to effectiveness as part of the treatment review process at the FDA would undermine the agency's mission.
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It also began eroding institutions, most notably replacing four members of the Supreme Court with right-wing National Party partisans.
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Anti-Muslim and anti-Rohingya memes and propaganda spread through Facebook, inciting violence and eroding support for the Rohingya's plight.
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That business still exists, but it is eroding rapidly as cloud software, with its pay-for-use model, becomes mainstream.
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The financial oversight board charged with PROMESA's implementation has proposed slashing public spending, further eroding the island's worn safety net.
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Look closely and you can spot one outlier, an eroding whitewashed facade haunting the cheery amphitheater like a holy ghost.
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They have the effect of eroding trust in our public institutions and conditioning the public to no longer trust them.
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Drawing on elements of minimalism, conceptual and performance art, artists used everyday materials, eroding the barrier between art and life.
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Spain has also proven to be an attractive destination for Venezuelans looking to protect their assets from Venezuela's eroding economy.
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Though you still need to be careful to opt out of any privacy-eroding terms the company tries to push.
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It's been approaching all along, eroding boundaries before we quite realize what's happening, and now it is here and inescapable.
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Even more worrisome, they say, is that the attacks are eroding what little faith the public still has in government.
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At a time when trust in institutions like Congress and the news media is eroding, the military remains enduringly popular.
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Mr. Trump in a tweet last week said the weakness of the renminbi was eroding the United States' competitive edge.
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They say Mr. Ortega is eroding the country's democracy, abusing his power by scrapping term limits and influencing local elections.
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When yields rise, the value of their bond holdings goes down, eroding their capital and raising questions about their health.
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The Irish government then passed a law further eroding the blanket ban by specifically allowing terminations in such emergency circumstances.
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The move stoked fears in Hong Kong that Beijing is eroding the territory's protections for individual rights and free speech.
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Water cascaded over the top of levees "like a waterfall," he said, eroding the earthen banks and opening eight breaches.
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They are all taking a hard look at how to balance their operational requirements against eroding training and maintenance standards.
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Countries around the world are shifting to renewable power, while technological advances like electric cars are eroding demand for oil.
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The eroding appeal of the old catchall parties, left and right, has left a lot of votes up for grabs.
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Since then, he has been accused of jailing critics, cracking down on dissent and ultimately eroding the country's democratic process.
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Clearly, major federal support is needed beyond state and local efforts, if the nation's eroding infrastructure is to be modernized.
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Some Jefferson backers say it's basically a cry for help from a region suffering joblessness and an eroding tax base.
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However, the social and economic conditions in the United States that made the American dream possible have long been eroding.
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"The increased use of robots in developed countries risks eroding the traditional labor cost advantage of developing countries," it states.
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In addition, the organization cited unchecked artificial intelligence, the alarming spread of disinformation and the public's eroding trust in institutions.
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Today, with a retiring baby boom generation and lower birth rates eroding the labor force, no such boom is likely.
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A spike in state borrowing costs under a eurosceptic government has devalued banks' sovereign bond holdings, eroding their capital buffers.
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They have the effect of eroding trust in our vital institutions and conditioning the public to no longer trust them.
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Now a national park site, the Park Service has spent millions in the last decade to preserve the eroding structures.
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Trump is slowly, but surely, eroding the value of these agreements and threatening the stability of the world trade system.
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Following the Parkland shooting, they warned against eroding Second Amendment rights, focusing instead on strengthening the mental health-care system.
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But it underscores how the leader of the free world is eroding the independence of the apparatus of his judiciary.
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He was a sensitive boy, and the injustices of the world wore at him, slowly eroding his faith in humanity.
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What is also no longer debatable is that sea levels are rising around the island and its shores are eroding.
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Second, marketplace regulatory mechanisms could be compromised through the eroding of trust through undercover law-enforcement infiltration and exit scams.
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Here's a deep look at the social network's role in eroding the informational underpinnings of democracy during the 2016 election.
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They're also cheaper, which could be eroding margins — the company typically charges $25 for a bralette and $50 for a bra.
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Crucial timing One senior administration official said it's particularly crucial to help Guaido now, as they see Maduro's inner circle eroding.
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"Everything the current administration is doing is eroding what little trust there was," Sandweg, who served under Barack Obama, told me.
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It was eroding heavily—shrunk to 280 acres, half its size—and they were wondering whether to replenish it with sand.
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Trump's poorly conceived efforts to reduce the number of people seeking asylum are steadily eroding America's moral authority, its moral standing.
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Why this matters: Trump's "fiercely loyal base appears to be eroding," said Tim Malloy, assistant director of the Quinnipiac University Poll.
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That their social status and privileges were eroding … threatened by outsiders, those who don't look like them or sound like them.
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"No to eroding our national identity and dismantling the state," said Saad Alaween, a prominent Herak dissident, referring to the deal.
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The story of the last few weeks in President Donald Trump's life can be understood through the prism of eroding trust.
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Grain and soy prices have been steadily eroding as they await any news of concrete progress in U.S.-China trade negotiations.
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That backfired as shoppers balked at higher prices, eroding profits, and the firm had to resort to cuts the following year.
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Conventional, family-supporting, low-wage jobs are eroding, says Mark Muro of Brookings — and they're being replaced by part-time gigs.
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The dollar is also benefiting from increased demand for bonds since the currency is needed to buy bonds, eroding bullion's appeal.
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International operations, led by eroding profits in China, lost $202 million for the year, including $202 million in the fourth quarter.
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But rising dollar hedging costs, which are linked to dollar interest rates, are increasingly eroding the return on such a strategy.
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The belief that any Republican president who will follow Obama will be better for Israel is eroding with each passing day.
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It comes at a time when trust in news media and social media services like Facebook, Google, and Twitter, is eroding.
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But they risk eroding what could be a constructive conversation about how to reinvigorate public schools and do better by pupils.
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Clinton's lead in the polls has been eroding quickly and Clinton supporters have blamed everything from the news media to sexism.
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These numbers have been eroding for decades, but they've also been exasperated by a particularly divisive political climate in recent years.
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Los Angeles (CNN)He's castigated Donald Trump as a dangerous demagogue whose claims of a rigged election are eroding US democracy.
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That is a huge amount of eroding material that has to go somewhere so lower areas around them would flatten out.
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Inflation may be inexorably eroding the value of a dollar, but achieving millionaire status is still an impressive and motivating goal.
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Second, the growing web of surveillance threatens to chill associational freedoms, political expression and expectations of privacy by eroding public anonymity.
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Fake news, populism and far-right extremism have made 2016 a year in which scientific progress often feels like it's eroding.
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We expect the current account to record small deficits over the forecast horizon, gradually eroding Cote d'Ivoire's estimated net creditor position.
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We've got police using AI to determine which neighborhoods to patrol, Facebook filtering the news, and automation eroding the job market.
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More than cancer, heart disease (with which it's linked), or diabetes, it's depression that disables people, eroding careers and ruining lives.
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Autumn storms out of the north have grown in ferocity, and are eroding the barrier islands that protect more delicate habitat.
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The climate of alternative facts invited by the federal government is eroding public trust that is painstakingly earned — and easily lost.
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It has also found that some species of fish, particularly parrotfish, are eroding the reefs more intensely following the bleaching event.
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The 54-year-old premier has been widely criticized by Western allies for eroding democratic freedoms, which he and Fidesz deny.
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The Singaporean dollar has gained 10 percent against the pound since the referendum, eroding the value of assets held in Britain.
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" Capito, another member of the Energy Committee, however, warned "honestly, I think it has an eroding effect of his support overall.
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Airlines are already rushing to cash in on this and the travel boom is eroding Asia's structural surplus of jet fuel.
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At the same time, the miners say increased energy prices and wage demands are driving cost-inflation and eroding profit margins.
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They say the flood of cash itself is driving down the returns and eroding lending standards by giving borrowers more options.
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Cramer added that brand loyalty among consumers is eroding because national chains are reaching a point where they all feel interchangeable.
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The business of price gouging and non-transparent pricing is now eroding the trust between the medical profession and the public.
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Mr. Trump, citing a Gallup poll showing eroding public confidence in the media, bragged that he had helped fracture that trust.
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Moreover, by pressuring Guatemala's government to once again defy a court order, Trump's threats are eroding Guatemala's hard-fought democratic gains.
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Those seeds and the necessary pesticides may increase yields, but they also cost the farmers money, further eroding their slim profits.
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Google said that YouTube remains its cash cow, even though reports have suggested that YouTube's dominance in internet video is eroding.
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As women were finding their way into Ford, the nation's manufacturing base was eroding, and overseas competition threatened the auto industry.
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Turmoil and militant attacks have deterred investors and tourists, eroding living standards of ordinary people and causing an increase in unemployment.
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The EU has moved to censure Orban for moving his country in an authoritarian direction and eroding democratic checks and balances.
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Home prices in Australia have been in a free fall since late-2017, eroding household wealth and weighing on consumer spending.
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And Norman only won because he ran up good margins in the Charlotte suburbs, an area where Republican strength is eroding.
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Working-class power carries on eroding, while at the same time, more people feel empowered to speak up about sexual harassment.
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Because it works against those valiant infosec efforts — so risks eroding users' security as well as trampling all over their privacy.
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And then there's those insanely cheap wearables like Xiaomi's Mi Band, which are rapidly eroding Fitbit's marketshare on the low-end.
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Titled "Trust in Crisis," its surveys show how trust in the media, business, and government are slowly eroding around the world.
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The race could not come at a more critical time, with eroding public confidence in institutions, not least the United Nations.
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The breakdown of those talks in November was widely blamed on politicians leaking information from meetings, eroding trust between prospective partners.
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Now untethered to that bloc, under an eroding rule of law and under American sanctions, Turkey's weak economy is weakening further.
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"We envision Xtend's U.S. soybean market share eroding several years out as Corteva pushes its own Enlist platform," the report said.
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Many residents fear Beijing is eroding the autonomy granted to Hong Kong when it was handed back to China in 1997.
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During a beach nourishment, engineers will add new sand to an eroding beach in order to rebuild or expand the shoreline.
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Suddenly, the killing of the Hindu Kumar brothers has raised worries that the tolerance the town is famous for is eroding.
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The Afghan war remains an "eroding stalemate" in which the Taliban gradually gain ground at the expense of the Kabul government.
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Things may not get better, he said, but accepting reality has been the surest way to keep his vibrancy from eroding.
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It will probably cost the Republicans at least one seat in this year's midterms, while eroding their position in several others.
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Such falsehoods, even if they never travel beyond a city block, play their part in eroding the credibility of the police.
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And their economic side effects aside, the proposed auto tariffs would further undermine our allies' rapidly eroding faith in U.S. trustworthiness.
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It's clear that Mr. Trump isn't a conventional president, but instead one intent on eroding institutions that undergird democracy and peace.
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World economic activity remained subdued, with trade and geopolitical tensions causing uncertainty and eroding business confidence, investment and trade, he said.
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World economic activity remained subdued, with trade and geopolitical tensions causing uncertainty and eroding business confidence, investment and trade, he said.
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"In recent years, nonperforming loans have risen, eroding banking capital and risk resilience," Mr. Zhou warned in a statement released Saturday.
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Conservatives in the powerful American church have argued that Francis' emphasis on pastoral openness is eroding the doctrine of the faith.
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VIENNA/WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The central achievement of the Iran nuclear deal - keeping Tehran at arm's length from nuclear weapons - is eroding.
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But policymakers are still wrestling with how to prevent the U.S. tax base from eroding while moving to a territorial system.
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He is aggressively eroding the idea of fact and truth for a simple reason: Because it furthers his own political interests.
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Source: CoinFi Analysts also say investor enthusiasm is eroding because of scrutiny in initial coin offerings that built on Ethereum's platform.
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The survey also found that older women's concerns about Trump are eroding, but not upending, his support with Republicans and independents.
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City and state officials say the agency should steer clear of courthouses altogether, because they're eroding trust in the justice system.
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They say it a dangerous precedent for eroding worker protections and opens employees up to unfair or arbitrary retaliation by managers.
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The US is now the largest crude oil producer in the world, eroding the energy security argument for an alternative fuel.
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For years, this structural flaw of housing the courts within the Department of Justice has been recognized as eroding judicial independence.
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The falling value of the British pound and the increase in import costs have driven up consumer prices, eroding spending power.
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In America, the basic fabric of civic self-government seems to be eroding following the loss of faith in democratic ideals.
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Officials warned that a 30-foot "wall of water" could be sent rushing downstream if the eroding spillway were to collapse.
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We cannot help watching, but our regular consumption of the details of a lascivious man risks eroding our own moral standards.
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A new U.S. government watchdog report says past gains in Afghanistan "are eroding" despite $115 billion in American support since 2023.
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When it comes to eroding an existing democracy, rather than shoring up a dictatorship, there are somewhat similar technologies on offer.
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Just as eroding competition from abroad destroys wealth by pushing up prices and eliminating mutually beneficial trades, so do higher taxes.
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Unfortunately, today that future is at risk due to unacceptable levels of youth usage and eroding public confidence in our industry.
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Once stolen, the huge investments enabling IP creation cannot be recovered, eroding businesses and weakening our national security and economic integrity.
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That said, Trump's hopes of being re-elected depend on his appeal to his base, and his base support is eroding.
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" But, the bottom line for Owens -- "[Eli's] skills are pretty much eroding and he's not really giving the guys an opportunity.
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This is in turn eroding the opportunities for everyone, and turning once-profitable strategies into duds, a phenomenon known as "crowding".
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And there are other downsides to air conditioning, Cox said, like eroding our tolerance for heat and reducing our time outdoors.
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With all of those players appearing to be moving toward eroding sanctions, how can you keep the sanctions regime in place?
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One is that the insurgents hope to put pressure on the US by eroding its will to stay in the country.
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"The increased use of robots in developed countries risks eroding the traditional labour cost advantage of developing countries," the report states.
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Akzo said those divestments would be "value eroding" and were still less than what Akzo thought would be needed to win approval.
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If you like what you hear, be sure to grab the sweet, sweet vinyl version of their previous record from Eroding Winds.
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The tax cuts and other stimulus measures touted by President-elect Donald Trump stoked fears of inflation, eroding the value of bonds.
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Still, it's important to keep in mind that Sears sales have been eroding, Grom said, meaning this collapse is no sudden surprise.
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The "eroding trust in this situation led the president to ask for General Flynn's resignation," Spicer said at a White House briefing.
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The latest EBITDA underperformance leads to higher leverage, eroding the group's liquidity, which was to be primarily dedicated to its operational restructuring.
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Then, and in the decades to follow, we witnessed an America where the capacity for critical thought and reasoning were eroding fast.
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One of these false promises, a recent study in Scientific Reports suggests, might be that toothpaste can stop our teeth from eroding.
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The biofuels industry and lawmakers representing farm states want the program halted, saying the expansion hurt farmers by eroding demand for ethanol.
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Unfortunately for him, for the country, and for the world, Trump has already started eroding everything that makes the United States special.
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He sat there, eroding Lacey's self-confidence as she tried to form a connection with him after he'd just arrived in Paradise.
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"Armed entities sabotaging the peaceful demonstrations, eroding the government's credibility and ability to act, cannot be tolerated," she said in a statement.
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Dr. Robaei found "multiple darkly pigmented subconjunctival concretions" inside Lynch's eyelids, "some eroding through the conjunctival surface," according to the case study.
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Meanwhile, Mr Bashir flaunts his continued liberty, breezily hopping from country to country that should be arresting him, eroding the ICC's authority.
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It's what Earth scientists call a "passive margin," meaning the main thing happening is that sediment is slowly eroding into the sea.
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Two decades of losing football has destroyed any good will while eroding a passionate fan base and making them a national laughingstock.
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A hard Brexit would damage the prospects for equivalence by eroding goodwill in Brussels, said Nicolas Mackel, head of Luxembourg for Finance.
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It's almost as if Banksy is trying to warn us that technology is eroding ownership, concentrating power and shifting agents of control.
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It is noteworthy, then, that since November, the Mexican peso has been under tremendous pressure, eroding real incomes south of the border.
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But he said a stronger economy may lead to "a continued plateau" for sales, rather than the "eroding plateau" Barclays now forecasts.
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Yet we have all become the objects of monitoring and manipulation eroding the core of what makes us human: our free will.
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So in the EU that the Brits are thinking about leaving—because ostensibly it is so incredibly overbearing—those things are eroding.
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White House press secretary Sean Spicer said that Flynn resigned because of an "eroding level of trust" between him and the president.
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Production has been eroding since peaking last April near 9.7 million barrels a day, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration data.
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Nigeria, Africa's biggest oil producer, has been suffering from a slump in crude prices eroding vital oil revenues and hammering its currency.
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The rhetoric underpinning such legislation is couched in false concern for women's health: In reality, it's about eroding women's fundamental bodily rights.
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Our parks' trails are eroding, their roads and bridges are crumbling, and cabins, camping and picnic areas are deteriorating toward unsafe conditions.
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Climate change also drives up refugee numbers by eroding the natural resources and ecosystem services that support human health and well-being.
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There has clearly been an uptick in general investor concern about the eroding effectiveness and potential overreach of global central bank policies.
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His to-do list reads like a how-to manual for exacerbating global crises, eroding U.S. influence and squandering precious resources: 22019.
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"Democracy in Cambodia is very rapidly eroding to a point where no other opposing forces are left to fight dictatorship," she said.
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Banking shares rebounded on Tuesday despite generally eroding profit margins and mounting bad loans in the latest earnings reports from the sector.
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In the same time though, the rouble has climbed by more than 10 percent versus the dollar, eroding gains for Russian oil.
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Dredges floated offshore, extending scoops or hoses tipped with cutter heads into the seafloor and piping sand back onto the eroding beach.
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Duckworth, an Iraq War combat veteran, emphasized the need for Congress to debate the merits of eroding civilian control of the military.
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It's about shiny tech tools enabling the worst of humanity and echo chambers eroding our common understanding of the world around us.
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Bosses also expressed concern about eroding the sport's exclusivity and the possibility of exhausting 'triple headers' with races on three successive weekends.
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Brexit has variously fatigued and enraged swathes of voters while eroding traditional loyalties to the two major parties, Johnson's Conservatives and Labour.
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In 29, an international ban on chlorine-containing man-made chemicals that had been eroding the earth's ozone layer went into effect.
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The former Alaska governor also blasted trade deals like the Trans-Pacific Partnership, saying they are eroding America's character and work ethic.
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Over the past two decades, it has developed a playbook for gaining influence and eroding criticism both inside and beyond China's borders.
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Data from the United States Geological Survey show that more than half of beaches on the East and Gulf Coasts are eroding.
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But American global power has been eroding for some time, as I argue in the Foreign Policy Association's "Great Decisions 2018" volume.
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Speaking in Oxford, England, on Wednesday, U.S. Defense Secretary Ash Carter accused Moscow of aggressive behavior aimed at eroding the international order.
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Angola's economy has still not recovered from the oil price slump in 2014, with falling production eroding the benefit of higher prices.
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"A dangerous movement, undetected by many, is now challenging and eroding our great tradition of religious freedom," Sessions said in his speech.
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Earlier in the day, United Continental Holdings shares were down roughly 4 percent, eroding nearly $1 billion in the company's market value.
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"The parliamentary group's revolt against Merkel's candidate of choice is a visible sign of the chancellor's eroding power," the daily Handelsblatt wrote.
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But in trying to deflect those attacks, some say, Mr. Rosenstein has risked eroding the Justice Department's historic independence from political meddling.
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"No Real Life" is, even for a Frightened Rabbit song, emotionally exhausting, its desperate lyrics eroding warm acoustic guitars and swelling strings.
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In Hong Kong, where such freedoms are eroding, tens of thousands will nevertheless participate in a vigil for the massacre victims tonight.
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In confirming Kavanaugh, with a razor-thin partisan majority no less, the Republican Senate may well end up eroding that public faith.
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Similarly, China's aggression in the South China Sea is eroding the rights of countries to exploit resources within their legal maritime boundaries.
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The ongoing protests began over fears that autonomy was eroding, and they have led to fears of an impending crackdown by China.
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VIENNA/WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The central achievement of the Iran nuclear deal — keeping Tehran at arm&aposs length from nuclear weapons — is eroding.
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BRACING FOR VIOLENCE Protesters are concerned that Beijing is eroding freedoms granted when Britain handed the city back to China in 1997.
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Many fear China has been eroding Hong Kong's freedoms, guaranteed under a "one country, two systems" formula introduced with the 1997 handover.
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Which is to say, the era of eroding authority of glossies, the rise of the armchair influencer and the commodification of creativity.
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And when faced with the bigger question — How do you feel about effectively eroding the ability to be anonymous in a crowd?
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Privacy-eroding technology warps our attention by allowing us to pay attention to things (like our front steps) that we previously couldn't.
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The manufacturing sector that powered Hartford's economy, and hundreds of small- and mid-sized cities like it, has been eroding for decades.
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That said, Winters told CNBC his biggest concern was that the trade dispute was eroding the role of the World Trade Organization.
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Others worry that accepting such a doctrine could create a loophole that would be subject to misuse, eroding important constraints on war.
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Despite the eroding belief in its president, the United States itself and its people and culture still retained support around the world.
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With both the country's leading political parties eroding, the Christian Democrats and the Social Democrats, Germany's political landscape is in growing question.
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The program facilitates health care for small injures and health issues that previously could prevent a servicemember's deployment, directly eroding unit readiness.
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A severe recession that started last year has curbed tax revenues, eroding fiscal accounts already compromised after years of heavy public spending.
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Many fear China has been eroding Hong Kong's freedoms, guaranteed under a "one country, two systems" formula introduced with the 1997 handover.
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Socialism has failed where it's been tried and ultimately leads to an "eroding society," J.P. Morgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon said Wednesday.
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Processes such as plate tectonics and volcanism are constantly eroding and erasing the record of Earth's past collisions with random space rocks.
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But it worries critics in both parties who fear that Mr. Barr is eroding the Justice Department's traditional independence in law enforcement.
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Beshear also ripped the president for clashing with the intelligence agencies, the media and the courts, accusing him of "eroding our democracy.
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There are 31 other states that have four or more CON restrictions, delaying needed facilities and eroding the quality of care available.
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" Corals are not only the architects of the system, they're also the repairmen; without their ceaseless maintenance, there's just "rapidly eroding rubble.
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Police and protesters have been clashing for months over concerns the mainland Chinese government is eroding Hong Kong's more liberalized political system.
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By 21, the Great Depression had consumed the United States, creating public anxiety and eroding trust in the most basic of institutions.
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" [The Times-Picayune] Call him: (985) 340-2185 | Email him Climate change denier "Louisiana's coast is eroding… but not because of oil companies.
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But without proper security measures in place, your privacy could be at risk, thus eroding the safe space Spot is meant to create.
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Those agreements remain in place, making Friday's new allegations unexpected, and a sign of eroding credibility of the local government in creditors' eyes.
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The minimum 20153% yield is intentionally very generous, particularly since there is limited premium built into the LME to avoid eroding capital further.
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And the media is under economic pressure, with newspapers in particular cutting back on staffing and coverage due to an eroding advertising base.
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Facebook deserves a lot of the flack it gets, be it for providing Russian propaganda with a platform or gradually eroding privacy norms.
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Today, the dominance of her ruling party — the National League for Democracy — is gradually eroding ahead of the country's next election in 2020.
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If water rushes into a river too quickly, "it can knock the levee out -- and then it starts eroding the riverbank," she said.
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"The comments likely showed that Tehran's strident opposition to talking with the Trump administration is eroding," Rome wrote in a research note Sunday.
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The downside: in the age of eroding privacy regulations and random airport searches, do you really want your phone to unlock that easily?
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Fiercer sea swells are eroding parts of the shore and the island is getting less rainfall, making 2017 the driest year on record.
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That's how our government should work, and this legislation is just the latest proof point that the NRA's political power is quickly eroding.
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The personal computer software business, once Microsoft's mainstay, has been eroding for years, as people spend more of their computing time on smartphones.
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And all of them argue that their online services are not eroding the doctor-patient relationship, but actually improving access to health care.
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Many United States companies have been complaining that the appreciation of the dollar was eroding their earnings by making American exports less profitable.
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The news comes as the U.S. tech stalwart and photocopying synonym struggles to cope with an eroding demand for office printers and photocopies.
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The European Union has finally lost patience with Hungary, voting Wednesday to discipline Viktor Orban's authoritarian government for eroding the bloc's democratic norms.
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These are years in which the Republican Party has melded with the religious right and done tremendous damage in eroding women's reproductive rights.
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"By eroding this fundamental freedom on the grounds of protecting their citizens, the democracies are in danger of losing their souls," said Deloire.
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If the answer is to offer components of the solution, then prepare to enter a commodity, margin-eroding, race-to-the-bottom business.
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Tata Sons has blamed Mistry's abrupt exit on what it called breach of trust and poor performance, accusing him of eroding shareholder value.
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Sessions, the country&aposs chief law enforcement officer, warned Monday of a "dangerous movement" that he said was eroding protections for religious Americans.
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Homophobia, while more identifiably political, was frequently characterized as misunderstood religiosity, or as an eroding anachronism of well-meaning but old-fashioned geriatrics.
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For the next twelve years, Patricia lived in a hut with 14 cousins, tilling the "depleted and eroding" farmland allotted to black farmers.
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The thinking was that the Fed's rate-hiking trajectory would push up Treasury yields, eroding prices and sending investors to bond-like equities.
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So far, his tweets on the topic have been retweeted over 270,000 times, eroding confidence far more effectively than any foreign influence campaign.
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Then he encountered fierce opposition from Republicans who believe he has transformed the nation by eroding its exceptional qualities and thwarting the Constitution.
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But his critics fear further drift into authoritarianism, with a leader they see as bent on eroding modern Turkey's democracy and secular foundations.
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The Twelve Apostles are eroding at a much faster pace than their underwater relatives because of the wind and waves that batter them.
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In his earlier petition to the court, Verma had described his ousting as eroding "the independence of the institution" and its officers' morale.
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Phillips also suggests that, in calling Trump a liar to his face, Democrats are just as guilty as Trump of eroding political norms.
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"The absence of it leads one to believe maybe there is something eroding more significantly that maybe we're not privy to," Perks said.
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This focus may well boost adoption of Instagram as a means for sending direct messages while eroding one of Snapchat's key defining features.
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Erdogan's critics fear a further drift into authoritarianism, with a leader they see as bent on eroding modern Turkey's democracy and secular foundations.
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There are similar trend lines for many other awards programs, with big highs from a couple of years ago eroding by the millions.
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The government has said the bill intends to deter illegal immigration Orban says is eroding European stability, and risks undermining Hungary's Christian culture.
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This state of affairs is slowly eroding support for the Jewish state, even in the pro-Israel community—even in the donor class.
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A couple on Nantucket in Massachusetts moved their multimillion-dollar home away from a bluff's eroding edge, according to The Wall Street Journal.
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Trust is eroding in Silicon Valley, according to former Yahoo executive Susan Decker — and tech leaders need to get ahead of the trend.
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"Lower and flatter yield curves are compounding these issues by gradually eroding margins, especially in smaller retail banks," the IMF recognized last May.
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But withdrawal should be the fruit of agreement, not a way of steadily eroding the strength of our side while negotiations drone on.
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Pelosi hammered the new GOP proposal as being even more severe than the first version, especially when it comes to eroding insurance benefits.
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Many Hong Kong democrats fear Beijing is tightening its grip over the city, eroding its autonomy and increasingly intervening in Hong Kong politics.
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But there turned out to be a twist that illustrates how the fight against terrorism keeps eroding limits on presidential war-making powers.
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We are living at a time when many global institutions and values that were built up over decades are eroding or under threat.
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He's forging ahead with policies that conservatives and some business interests have long sought, yet there are fresh signs of eroding GOP support.
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By tightening the guidelines for content on AMP pages, Google is eroding the crappy ads that turn off users — so goes its logic.
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And that has to do with engineering analysis and changing conditions along eroding shorelines but also in inland water and flood-control projects.
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Doctorow notes that not only is this kind of behavior sleazy, it undermines security by eroding consumer faith in the software update process.
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Rather, Pirrone's all about highlighting unseen connections, eroding the boundaries between concepts and artists that you might have previously erected in your brain.
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Lonmin's $400 million rights issue in December 2015 was undersubscribed even though it was deeply discounted, revealing investors' eroding faith in a turnaround.
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Erdogan has now fully assumed the role of what he set out to fight — the establishment that punishes — and his brand is eroding.
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And when autonomous vehicles platoon, they could squeeze more capacity and speed out of roadways, eroding some of the timesaving advantages of railways.
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Fort Massachusetts, part of Gulf Islands National Seashore, is a historic fortress on an eroding barrier island 22012 miles off the Mississippi coast.
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Mr. Xi has warned that such corruption threatens to shake Communist Party rule by eroding the loyalty and preparedness of the armed forces.
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Civil liberties in Hong Kong, a semiautonomous former British colony returned to Chinese rule in 1997, have been eroding in recent years. Mrs.
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Instead of robots coming into medicine and further eroding what's left of the doctor-patient relationship, Topol argues, AI may actually enhance it.
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Whatever trust users still had in Facebook following the Cambridge Analytica scandal has been eroding bit by bit by bit throughout the summer.
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In 2013, 3,400-year-old human bones were discovered in an eroding sand dune in far northern Australia, home to the Thaynakwith people.
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But over the past few years, the LLDC has been heavily criticised for forcible evictions and eroding creative culture in implementing these plans.
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Impact: China is the world's largest producer and consumer of pork and the spread of the disease is eroding trust in the authorities.
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Impact: China is the world's largest producer and consumer of pork, and the spread of the disease is eroding trust in the authorities.
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A Wall Street Journal/NBC News/Marist poll released on Friday suggested support for Trump is eroding among voters in three battleground states.
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But their testimony is changing the society in which they live; it is eroding the norm of silence that emboldens and protects predators.
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Some politicians have accused Mr. Maassen of eroding trust in the government at a time when the country is bitterly divided over migration.
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The inefficiency of those state-owned enterprises, in turn, is now eroding the powerful economic growth China recorded over the past four decades.
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The irreconcilably different views of voters in Hornsey and Doncaster reflect a widening divide that is eroding the electoral power of social democracy.
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Instead, we are creating a self-fulfilling prophecy that government doesn't function well, and therefore it should be defunded — further eroding its effectiveness.
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"If you're talking about a hundred guys, they're going to start eroding all the vegetation, and it gets a lot slipperier," Bruegman said.
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And the opposition turned him back without playing hardball themselves, upholding rather than eroding the norms that Mr. Johnson had sought to leverage.
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The tensions between them are insignificant compared with their shared interest in propping up the Bashar al-Assad regime and eroding American influence.
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"As we learn, and as other animals learn throughout the day, various forgetting mechanisms may always be slowly eroding memory," Dr. Davis said.
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Frustrated by its eroding position, state political leaders in both parties engineered legislation that moved up the state's presidential primary to March 1996.
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His critics fear a further drift into authoritarianism under a leader they regard as bent on eroding modern Turkey's democracy and secular foundations.
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Unilaterally relocating the embassy to Jerusalem would be interpreted as tipping the scale for Israel, further eroding America's role as an honest broker.
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But they are an important step toward signaling to Russia that its actions have consequences -- and that its asymmetric advantages may be eroding.
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He fires off obscure Twitter posts poking Anthony in one rib or another, suggesting his skills are eroding and his hoop IQ low.
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" Another group predicted that, by midcentury, visitors to places like the Great Barrier Reef will find nothing more than "rapidly eroding rubble banks.
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The danger, of course, is that Trump is eroding public confidence in authorities like the Centers for Disease Control, which strongly recommend vaccination.
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And there is evidence that as North Korea goes further in the direction of the free market, this political class system is eroding.
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Marvel Comics has been exploring these kinds of stories for a while, steadily eroding the white-male monopoly on superhero status in print.
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In lower-income areas, like the Forty-seventh Precinct, demonstrable miscarriages of justice play a part in eroding trust in the justice system.
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The practice, first permitted by Alberto Fujimori during his 1990-2000 presidency to save money, is blamed for eroding trust in the service.
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But anti-Muslim and anti-Rohingya memes and propaganda spread virulently through Facebook too, inciting violence and eroding support for the Rohingya's plight.
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Plus, over the past few years, evidence to support the idea that films about black characters won't play well overseas has been eroding.
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But Alan Abramowitz, an Emory University political scientist, says the effectiveness of models that stress economic performance to predict presidential elections may be eroding.
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In the NEFE survey, 75 percent of people said financial infidelity impacted the relationship – leading to arguments, eroding trust, even sparking separation or divorce.
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The full-year S&P 500 profit projection is not eroding as much as it typically does during reporting season, though, according to FactSet.
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Britain's pound has fallen 13 percent against the euro since the vote to leave the EU, eroding UK-based earnings, pensions and investment incomes.
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Chaotic escape Officials warned Sunday that a 30-foot "wall of water" could be sent rushing downstream if the eroding spillway were to collapse.
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"We did not take him at his word, and we communicated to WeWork's management and board our displeasure with its eroding corporate governance."T.
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Amid the outcry, Kramp-Karrenbauer called for a new state election — a demand she didn't have the power to enforce, further eroding her authority.
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The "tone coming from the White House makes an already difficult situation worse, by eroding the sense of common purpose and service," she said.
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Such claims are regarded as potentially eroding the system and undermining the chance for a "fresh start" for companies and individuals that file bankruptcy.
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Can you truly enjoy your freedom when you're not saving for retirement and your faith in the economy is eroding at a rapid clip?
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As The Economist reports and editorialises every week, the foundational institutions and norms of liberal democracy are eroding under a sustained and determined assault.
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"The combination of fear of downward mobility, weak safety nets, and eroding social cohesion likely contributes to the high levels of desperation," they suggest.
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Since the 1990's, public trust in scientists started eroding again, particularly around subjects like climate, GMO research, vaccine research, and fetal tissue research.
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Cook said that iPhone price adjustments, plus the Chinese government's move to cut phone taxes, helped keep iPhone sales in China from eroding further.
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Eroding the secular basis of citizenship, the government plans to speed the naturalisation of Hindu, Buddhist, Sikh, Jain and Christian refugees, but not Muslims.
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The growing versatility and user-friendliness of robotic technology may be eroding the advantages of cheap labour, resulting in what economists call "premature deindustrialisation".
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But other Republicans are already uncomfortable with the House waivers, particularly the eroding of protections for people with preexisting medical conditions that Obamacare provided.
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In March America slapped tariffs on steel and aluminium from abroad, arguing that cheap imports threatened national security by eroding the domestic industrial base.
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The danger for the party is that the combination of internal discord and eroding poll numbers could lead more Republicans to denounce their nominee.
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But in Turkey, Europe, the United States and elsewhere, the rising anxiety about terrorism is eroding empathy and compassion while stoking xenophobia and intolerance.
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It's also another sign that following the departure of the Instagram founders, Facebook has been standardizing features across its apps, eroding their distinct identities.
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The privacy-eroding flaw in Apple's calling platform set the internet ablaze this week with warnings and advice on how users should protect themselves.
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So here he is, the aged former superstar, set to make $20173 million this season, his sweet left-handed swing eroding by the day.
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German government officials have repeatedly complained that the ECB's monetary policy is eroding the savings of thrifty Germans and hurting profit margins for banks.
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Immigration, globalization and eroding social values are highlighted as underpinning the negative results, revealing a disheartening sentiment ahead of this spring's French presidential election.
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While the fundraising target for the ICO wasn't disclosed, the plan was to bring in enough new investment to extend the company's eroding runway.
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Many states use old machines that can be easily hacked, eroding the integrity of elections and, in some cases, making a recount virtually impossible.
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But it now blames ProComp for eroding teacher pay in a city where the cost of living has soared in the past 10 years.
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Stallworth says no, telling us he knows firsthand how close Trump and Brady are ... and it's a friendship Donte can't see eroding anytime soon.
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The Canadian drugmaker cut its 2500 revenue forecast and flagged the risk of defaulting on its debt, eroding investor confidence in the troubled company.
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Inflation raced to 97.85% in May, eroding salaries and savings and causing Zimbabweans to fear a return to the hyperinflation era a decade ago.
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Now, deteriorating historic buildings, eroding trails, outdated water and electrical systems, unsafe roads, disintegrating monuments and timeworn campgrounds, waterfronts and visitor centers need repairs.
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And part of your argument is that these forces are turning us into atoms of consumption and consequently eroding our connections to other people.
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Although e-commerce represents less than 9 percent of total retail sales, this shift in where we shop is eroding states' sales tax base.
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Five straight years of bumper crops have resulted in excess supply, depressing commodity prices and eroding the savings and equity on the balance books.
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Erdoğan may see flouting the United States and European Union as a way to appeal to Turkish nationalism and shore up his eroding support.
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Worries that Erdogan's influence over monetary policy are eroding the bank's ability to fight inflation have sparked the sell-off in lira this year.
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Given the eroding value of the traditional bundle, redesigned streaming content bundles will continue to emerge and seek to capitalize on pay-TV's decline.
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But, for all that, some members of Trump's base remain staunch in his defense and question the accuracy of the polling showing eroding support.
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To combat this aggression, the U.S. must strengthen governance and institutions to prevent Russia's virus-like corruption from eroding democracy here and in Europe.
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Some experts believe their dissent could build, eroding approval for Trump among a group that has been reliably in his corner up till now.
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"Certainly in the short term you've got a lot of comments from Congress about (his behavior) eroding the credibility of the president," he said.
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There's Socrates, for instance, railing against the treachery of writing, which he thought inferior to oration and risky too, eroding the necessity of memory.
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While whites hit hard by trade tend to move right, nonwhite voters move left, eroding support for moderates in both parties, the study concluded.
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Leading Social Democrats have accused Mr. Schmidt of poisoning the atmosphere and eroding trust between the prospective partners before serious discussions even get underway.
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And stacking the courts with judges who are chosen for their willingness to advance a particular agenda is eroding confidence in the judicial system.
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New biotechnologies that allow us to modify DNA led to a completely different drug discovery technology, eroding the drug discovery capabilities of large pharmaceuticals.
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Analysts will be looking for signs that the nation's largest retailer can continue to build out its e-commerce business without greatly eroding profits.
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True, U.S. economic dominance has been eroding over time, not because we're getting poorer, but because the rest of the world is getting richer.
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Some of it very obvious, very clear, makes the headlines, and a lot of it just slowly eroding the function and services of government.
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In numbers: These figures paint a picture of declining living standards and eroding purchasing power and explain why the French are in the streets.
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It did so unevenly, with some pockets eroding faster than others, and the uneven erosion was amplified as the river continued to quickly flow.
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But climate change has intensified cyclones and pushed tides higher, flooding homes and roads, turning well water brackish, and eroding Indigenous Australians' sacred sites.
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In that time, he has transformed the country into a diplomatic heavyweight in the Middle East, while eroding much of its internal democratic infrastructure.
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But lately, I've noticed that the cloud of fear surrounding vaccines is having another nefarious effect: It is eroding the integrity of vaccine science.
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The system might be working to root out corruption, but a nasty side effect is that it is also eroding Brazilians' faith in democracy.
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In them, the couple simultaneously fight and discuss a tax settlement with a political leader, further eroding the public's confidence in the tax agency.
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Reclaiming our eroding position as a world leader in science and technology also requires raising the profile of American science among our own students.
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Poor construction here may result in the handle separating from the knot due to the moisture eroding the glue that&aposs holding the bristles.
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Forward-looking musicians will seek out new platforms that are more in touch, leaving the Grammys with scraps, eroding their authority and their allure.
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Rising inflation, as a catalyst for rate hikes, would be add even more worries of eroding profit margins and a more aggressive Federal Reserve.
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But fears are mounting that Beijing is eroding those freedoms, raising the prospect of Hong Kong facing restrictions previously only imposed on the mainland.
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Mr. Bannon returned to direct the documentary "Torchbearer," in which the "Duck Dynasty" star Phil Robertson contemplates the apocalyptic consequences of an eroding Christendom.
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Activists say Hong Kong's autonomy and Western-style civil liberties, promised when the former British colony was returned to China in 1997, are eroding.
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And while the captain rails against how all the old certainties are eroding, his wife conspires to drive him mad and lock him up.
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What is makes a snow storm a blizzard Storm surge will continue to pose a threat to eroding coastlines from this new coastal storm.
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Those demonstrations have focused intensely on Iran's influence in the country, with many blaming Tehran for eroding Iraq's sovereignty and worsening the country's crisis.
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Elon Musk is beginning to resemble a &aposquiet assassin&apos as the arguments made by Tesla short-sellers &aposare eroding,&apos an expert says.
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The ruling comes as a win for free speech advocates in a country whose government is widely accused of increasingly eroding citizens' democratic rights.
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Neither of them were ambitious, concerned or courageous enough to address glaring problems in the world order that were eroding America's prominence and strength.
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GOP support is eroding in the suburbs surrounding Houston, Dallas, Austin and San Antonio, four of the nation's largest and fastest growing metro areas.
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Yet, this specialization is eroding, given the changing character of warfare, as expertise in new ways of warfare are shifting from soldiers to civilians.
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But hydropower dams on the river are hurting fish stocks and eroding soil fertility, potentially jeopardizing the Mekong's future as a life-sustaining ecosystem.
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Defense Secretary James Mattis told reporters on Friday that the increase will be used to rebuild the military's long-eroding advantage over other nations.
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Spokeswoman Katrina Pierson said last month Clinton suffers from a rare disorder caused by brain damage that led to eroding language comprehension and speaking.
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Shores are eroding from storms that have been made worse by climate change and the loss of protective sea ice all over the Arctic.
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Activists see the extradition bill as an example of Hong Kong's eroding autonomy under Beijing's rule since the 1997 handover from colonial power Britain.
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Activists see the extradition bill as an example of Hong Kong's eroding autonomy under Beijing rule since the 1997 handover from colonial power Britain.
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Madden said he also connected with 314 Action online and was motivated to wade into politics based on people's eroding trust of the government.
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"The political prosecutions and resentencing of these young people is shameful and further evidence that Hong Kong's cherished autonomy is precipitously eroding," he added.
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"The rules-based international order" is eroding in a world where "nothing can be taken for granted any more in foreign policy," he said.
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Like the boundaries between two slime mold cell fusing into one, the boundaries between human societies are eroding and engulfing one another through technology.
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More damaging have been accusations that Mexican soldiers have acted outside the law, often with impunity, to kill suspects, eroding public support for the army.
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The European Central Bank's monthly asset purchases fall by half in October to 15 billion euros, eroding a key layer of support for Italian bonds.
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Problems emerged two years after construction, when the structure was compromised as water running through the bedrock began eroding caves and causing them to expand.
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They accuse Orban of engineering a crackdown on civil dissent, eroding democratic values and spreading hostility towards the European Union while cozying up to Russia.
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But just four weeks on the US trade blacklist is hitting the company hard, hurting its smartphone business and eroding its dominance in 5G equipment.
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He notes that a number of trends — including intrusive advertising, clickbait, online-tracking, and political partisanship — are eroding qualities that made the open web great.
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Emergency rule is eroding belief in property rights and the rule of law, says Ozgur Altug, chief economist at BC Partners in Istanbul, a brokerage.
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The VR could be downgraded if its share of impaired loans materially deteriorates, causing a spike in loan impairment charges, pressuring profitability and eroding capital.
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It is steadily eroding the norms that enshrine the cautiously collaborative spirit of the American system, in which much of its defence against authoritarianism resides.
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By telling people not to worry—or that we should worry "more" about the flu—we may end up eroding public trust in the media.
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Otherwise, he risks further eroding short-term confidence and growth, which have depended heavily on this borrow-and-spend mentality, and mass layoffs could follow.
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Koreatown, which comprises three or four streets filled with restaurants, food markets and travel agents, has stuck with old values that are eroding in Seoul.
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But Kuroda said falling borrowing costs, which benefit companies but squeeze banks' margins, are eroding the profitability of financial institutions in regional areas of Japan.
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"There is bipartisan acknowledgement that the strategic advantages we derive from our national security space systems are eroding," Rogers and Cooper said in a statement.
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Child abuse scandals, some dating back many decades, have rocked the Catholic Church globally, eroding its authority in once devout nations from Ireland to Chile.
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I don't think it's controversial to say that the global order that was solidified after the end of the Cold War seems to be eroding.
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By improving the face-swapping technology, they were eroding definitions of real and fake, which would stop people from being targeted by actual revenge porn.
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Some investors may see opportunities in non-Saudi petrochemical producers after Saudi firms were hit by the subsidy reforms, eroding some of their cost advantage.
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A downgrade of the Viability Rating could arise from excessive, capital-eroding growth, deterioration in the bank's risk profile or material increase in risk appetite.
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Chief executives are still more trusted than politicians, according to a recent survey by Edelman, a public-relations firm—but that trust is eroding quickly.
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A sharp increase in government spending and subsidized credit underpinned the labor market until 2014, at the cost of fueling inflation and eroding government finances.
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The dollar gained 9.2 percent against the currencies of the United States' main trading partners last year, eroding the appeal of U.S.-made goods overseas.
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The security forces have been mostly restrained during the demonstrations, a signal of the establishment's eroding willingness to keep the president in power through force.
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The Stable Outlooks on the ratings reflect Fitch's view that the banks' pre-impairment profitability should absorb potential asset quality impairment without losses eroding capitalisation.
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Oil traded at around $49 a barrel on Tuesday, supported by supply outages in Nigeria, Canada and other producers that are eroding a persistent glut.
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Higher yields can translate into more demand for the dollar since the currency is used to buy bonds, a traditional safe haven, eroding bullion's appeal.
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Not with the economy and foreign investment slowing, business confidence eroding, and with the peso one of the worst performing currencies in Asia this year.
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How could any country afford such an expansive benefit, especially when enacting it discourages people from earning money, eroding the tax base it relies on?
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Aside from the prospect of eroding shareholder value through penalties, it is bad corporate governance to knowingly debilitate reputation, brand value and incur opportunity costs.
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The work of these groups is aimed at eliminating access to legal health services, and specifically at eroding the legal mechanisms that protect this access.
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And, beyond the deaths and destruction, the hardline extremists had put a firm end to something critical that had already been eroding in Iraq: trust.
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Add it all up and the number of uninsured people may start rising again, eroding gains that drove the uninsured rate to a historic low.
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Equally opportunistic intransigents on the political right have stoked fear and mistrust in all governmental institutions, damaging relationships with the public and further eroding trust.
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But she did ask questions ranging from whether the country is better off economically to whether respect for the country is eroding around the world.
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He and the musical are both winking, seeing how much each of them can make the gravity of the office their own without eroding it.
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"We are eroding the reality and the appearance of the independence of the judiciary and the Department of Justice and the special counsel," Hayden said.
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There are three draft bills in Congress aimed squarely at eroding the rule that the DOL has carefully worked towards for close to seven years.
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Recent reports may have suggested that YouTube's dominance in online video is eroding, but Google leadership quashed those claims during parent Alphabet's second-quarter earnings.
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While Parrott couldn't find a direct link to delivery services and restaurant employment, he called third-party delivery apps a "factor" in eroding restaurant employment.
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Value wealth above all, and it will shackle you to a blinkered existence of soul-eroding avarice, making you a slave of the capitalist machine.
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Whatever is eroding memory and thinking skills in the dementia process may also affect the brain's systems of emotional regulation and self-control, he said.
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But after 2047, that model of "one country, two systems" will expire, and many worry it is already eroding under increasing pressure from mainland China.
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Today's Senate vote to convict Ms. Rousseff on charges of manipulating the federal budget was also a verdict on her leadership and Brazil's eroding fortunes.
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Despite the flood of negative news, Navy officials have publicly stated they do not see cultural problems eroding the sea service's community of special operators.
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Meanwhile, their hundred-year hegemony in the "Solid South" was fast eroding as Republicans took advantage of the white backlash to civil rights and feminism.
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The Fed has a 2% target for inflation, which it sees as enough to encourage growth without eroding the value of a dollar too much.
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Investors are also watching rising interest rates, inventories of unsold vehicles and the generosity of profit-eroding discounts that automakers are offering to close deals.
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As our existential anxiety is fueled by a burning planet, eroding privacy, and geopolitical instability, it's a question that big companies have to take seriously.
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What you do is you scour the landscape to see what is eroding up from below or being carried down along the slope from above.
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Chung, for his part, repeatedly lied to and misled Garcia during the investigation, eroding his credibility, and refused to say for whom he actually voted.
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Their pitch to Trump: The group argues that upending current policy would risk jobs by eroding the certainty that bolsters manufacturing investment and tech innovation.
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But these numbers could fall as patriotic fervor in Crimea peters out and Russia's economic crisis deepens, eating into real wages and eroding living standards.
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The most consequential thing a president could do on the issue is to appoint Supreme Court justices who are open to eroding free-speech rights.
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The ratings for "Keeping Up" (now in its 14th season) are eroding and Kardashian mugs on the covers of slick magazines have become newsstand underperformers.
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"I expect that you will see that the triopoly will take the lions' share, but I don't see that eroding or giantly growing," he said.
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They fear that the persistence of sluggish inflation could damage the economy, for example, by permanently eroding public expectations about the future pace of inflation.
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The truth is that there is simply no way to create tools to undermine encryption without jeopardizing digital security and eroding individual rights and freedoms.
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Then they pointed to the New York State Liquor Authority, accusing the agency of issuing too many liquor licenses and eroding their quality of life.
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Ahead of the midterm elections, we look at where both parties stand now: The Republicans' structural advantages in seeking control of the House are eroding.
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The 93-year-old former Fed chief also said the U.S.-China trade war is a "major global issue" and is "eroding" the global economy.
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Mr. Hokayem said the Turkey-Russia cease-fire had benefited the Syrian government by taking the world's focus off Idlib and eroding the rebels' cohesion.
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Her descent is marked by the usual signs of addiction: an eroding sense of limits, a stream of banal lies, a metabolic incapacity for contentment.
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Nearly six weeks in, the shutdown is eroding the good will of highly skilled federal workers who chose public service over higher-paying private employment.
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In the long run, they may have rendered the federal government even more dysfunctional by further eroding one of the most important remaining Senate norms.
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Analysts say that with shrinking campaign funds and worries of eroding support, Mr. Odinga was most likely playing for time by withdrawing from the race.
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Biden was also boosted by huge jumps in turnout, contrary to conventional wisdom that was already eroding before voters went to the polls on Tuesday.
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The Trump administration's lurching, finger-pointing response to the threat is making that all but impossible, and further eroding America's standing in the global community.
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Earnings were down 50 percent last quarter, soup sales have been eroding and the company's chief executive, Denise Morrison, stepped down under pressure in May.
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Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam has said she will withdraw the bill but many Hong Kong residents fear Beijing is steadily eroding the city's autonomy.
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That would leave the entire peninsula open to China's influence, while eroding the confidence of American allies in Asia regarding Washington's commitment to the region.
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Democrats say Jordan and his supporters are trying to shield Trump from a legitimate investigation, in part by eroding public confidence in law enforcement institutions.
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The bill met opposition among federal workers' unions, which argue that it does little to counter the organization's real structural challenges while eroding worker protections.
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What could change the Republicans' minds is eroding enough of Trump's base to make the Senate Republicans less dependent on his support to get elected.
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Money from the 18.4-cent tax goes into the fund, but that levy has not been raised since 85033, eroding its purchasing power over time.
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Venezuela has roughly $97 billion in foreign debt, strangling an economy that has been eroding for years, especially as oil prices have plummeted since 2014.
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The #MeToo movement has had a stunning impact across America, eroding the impunity that allowed powerful men to get away with sexual assault and harassment.
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The coastline along Louisiana's Gulf Coast is rapidly eroding due to climate change and the networks of canals cut for the oil and gas industry.
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If we do not act quickly and decisively now, not tomorrow, more people will die, greatly eroding the progress we made against hunger and poverty.
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In filing documents, Borden also highlighted eroding profit margins caused by industry consolidation and rising costs for fuel and the resin used in its bottles.
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All that, however, has only served to galvanize the urban, liberal, secular Turks who see the religiously conservative Mr. Erdogan as deliberately eroding Turkey's democracy.
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His new album, "AZD," uses vintage-sounding samples, beats and timbres in tracks that seem to be dissolving into bleary memories, eroding on the spot.
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That relationship began eroding over the weekend after Houston Rockets general manger Daryl Morey tweeted in support of the anti-government protests in Hong Kong.
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Nothing.Despite the fact that Trump seems dedicated to eroding the Davos crowd&aposs value system, those who were rich are still rich and getting richer.
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