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In contrast, Donald Trump's policies would actually erode business confidence and dampen economic growth.

Yet the Internet tools that help Millennials appreciate our interconnectedness may actually erode the community values they seek.

Something worth noting is that for a hegemonic power suffering from slow-but-steady (but very slow) relative decline, wasting money on national security expenditures actually erodes our hegemony.

"It may be that Pakistan is thinking to itself, 'If we are not careful we are going to find that one of our main assets is actually eroding before our eyes, so maybe we'd better start talking'," said one diplomat.Yet this seems, in the end, a forlorn hope.

Tenaya Canyon was actually eroded even deeper by an arm of the Tuolumne Glacier, which formed the Grand Canyon of the Tuolumne and Hetch Hetchy Valley on the Tuolumne River in the north.

Tasch tallies up all the trade-offs we've made in the name of progress that have actually eroded our standard of living; for example, the way we've sacrificed freshness for shelf life.

Of course, this line of thinking doesn't jive with those who believe that finding common ground with Trump followers actually erodes the moral fabric of the Black Lives Matter movement.

"She didn't have a breathing tube at the time, and all of a sudden she had a pulmonary hemorrhage – when lung tissue gets damaged and actually erodes into the pulmonary arteries.

"Some of the inner marshes have actually eroded faster than some of the extreme coastal areas," says Gary Fine, manager of the Natural Resources Conservation Service's Golden Meadow Plant Materials Center in Galliano, Louisiana.

People new to ballet may well think that these athletic show-off moments are the best part of the evening; actually, they erode your appreciation of all the subtleties in this work's master plan.

I am trying to get at certain emotional truths, I guess, and after a while any certainty I once had about how things actually occurred eroded.