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It felt a little bit forced to me, and again undermined the series' more subtle strengths.

"Investment confidence would be again undermined if one of the first moves of the new parliament is to cut funding to Australia's key clean energy agency.

Because Germany was haunted by its history and nervous about backing military intervention its unique position again undermined the idea that modern Europe could act as one in foreign policy.

In Strolling Actresses Dressing for the Stage, the theatrical illusion is again undermined, as Juno, with her starry head-dress and old master pose, stretches out her leg for Night to darn her stocking.

Representative Nancy Pelosi, the House Democratic leader, said after Thursday's vote: "Republican leaders once again undermined democracy, this time so that the Bush administration can threaten our civil liberties.

But handling errors again undermined the Warriors attack as Matawalu was stopped just short of the line after a piercing run by DTH van der Merwe.

That would once again undermine its credibility and weaken the currency.

"Hardly two weeks later, the regime gets embroiled in the exact opposite, once again undermining its own case".

But sideshows – England's alternative national sport – seem bound to again undermine a country who have cornered the market in underachieving.

That pesky article 8 of the European convention on human rights was at it again – undermining the government's attempt to tighten the immigration screws.

Olli Rehn, the European commissioner for economic and monetary affairs, expressed frustration that Greece was again undermining efforts in Europe to turn the page on its five-year crisis.