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News of them plays in a particularly corrosive way into news of the failure of the coalition forces to account for Saddam Hussein.
A report produced by the ACLU found the expanded presence of federal immigration officials at courthouses had a particularly corrosive effect on the relationship between immigrant communities and law enforcement.
"I believe that people ought not to be subject to violence because of their background, that that's a particularly corrosive impact on society, and that we ought to take a strong stand," Mr. Lazio said, standing by the Senate majority leader, Joseph L. Bruno.
In the realm of education, however, there's a particularly corrosive shift that's taking place, one that has tremendous consequences for the development of America's best minds: the growing gap between super-wealthy colleges and universities — and the rest of the academic world.
The UK's Department for International Development (DfID) is failing to address the petty but widespread corruption that blights the daily lives of the world's poorest people and has a particularly corrosive impact on women and girls, Britain's aid watchdog has warned.
But just because we are morally opposed to execution does not automatically mean we reject any form of retribution — as opposed to mere deterrence — for crimes with a particularly corrosive effect on society.
Others lost their cars altogether; saltwater is particularly corrosive to engines and metal.
Generating electricity from biogas is more difficult because constituents of the gas, such as hydrogen sulfide, are particularly corrosive.
In this case, its invocation of Aereo might be particularly corrosive because CBS has helped lead the charge against Aereo in the courts.
This distrust of central bankers is part of the wider distrust of the leadership elite of the developed world, and that is particularly corrosive.
The Internet tells us that these are New World vultures and that they have particularly corrosive insides, to digest and survive eating diseased material that would kill the rest of us.
