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But with politicians legislating for decryption on demand the legality of e2e encryption becomes undermined — and its usage imperiled.

A broad social science literature challenges the perceived objectivity of indicators and suggests that, once an indicator is defined, then both value and validity rapidly becomes undermined because human ingenuity finds new ways of manipulating and controlling the data which constitute the indicator (Davis et al. 2012; Espeland and Sauder 2007; Espeland and Stevens 2014; Merry 2011).

If left untreated, the ulcer enlarges and becomes undermined.

FEAST will undoubtedly cause robust debate and anxiety as the totemic status of fluids in sepsis becomes undermined.

G's magnificent meals Mirande's constitution became undermined and led to his demise.

Once Boris N. Yeltsin was returned by a popular vote to the presidency of Russia, the Soviet Union and Gorbachev, who had never been democratically elected to its presidency, became undermined.

But Ms. Maddow explains how this last restraint became undermined when a "skittish and unsure" President Clinton was faced with Bosnia and the use of private contractors became a form of damage control.

Railways and, later, cars and aeroplanes, collapsed distance and time, and old ideas of locality became undermined Old ideas of authority and order were also demolished as we entered the Age of Enlightenment.

As ecosystems become degraded, their capacity to deliver such services become undermined (Favretto et al. 2016).

However, its capacity to deliver these services has become undermined as vegetation cover has changed both qualitatively and quantitatively over the past four decades as a consequence of natural and human factors.

Especially when it comes to life's basics needs, such as finding ways to make food more plentiful and less expensive, if scientific facts become undermined for political expediency, the most vulnerable people among us will lose.