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"The stigma is deeply embedded, but has begun to be eroded because of the actions of people speaking out against the suffering caused by the exceptionally and unduly restrictive abortion laws in this country".

They also expressed concern that public opinion in their favor might be eroding because of the Gore side's insistence, at least initially, on strict adherence to rules that screen overseas absentee ballots, many from members of the armed forces.

"The coherence of military strategy is being eroded because of undue civilian influence and direction of nonconventional military operations," Sheehan said.

The United Nations' refugee agency said it is worried that asylum seekers are being victimized and refugee protection standards are being eroded because of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks in the United States.

Unable to rely solely on their state pensions and Tony's pension from BT, they have been finding themselves forced to dip increasingly into their limited savings, which are also being eroded because of low interest rates and rising inflation.

"Boeing is more than one company; it is a critical industry and it was being eroded because of the subsidies given to Airbus," said Senator Patty Murray, Democrat of Washington State, which is granting tax incentives to Boeing to assemble the 787 at its manufacturing base there.

Our power and authority is eroding because of the amounts we are sending abroad for energy and consumer goods".

But some restaurants and taverns say that there are economic ramifications and that their profits are eroding because of the smoking ban.

He thinks society is eroding because "ladies" curse.

The buffer left in the surplus following his tax cut appears to be eroding rapidly because of the flagging economy.

But the gains will soon be eroded by higher inventory and logistics costs (because of the more remote locations), rising pay and fading subsidies.