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The dark side to all this splashy success has been diminishing support for small or struggling dance talent.

But E.T.A.'s actions appear to be diminishing support for hard-line separatists.

Dr. Marean said in a telephone interview that while some archaeologists were still skeptical of a strong African role in modern human behavior, there was diminishing support for the more Eurocentric "creative explosion" concept, born of bedazzlement over the cave art and fine tools of Upper Paleolithic Europe, which became widespread after the arrival of modern humans.

The reasons are diminishing support from the Pakistani government, a realisation that the "Kashmir jihad" is going nowhere and a promise of amnesty by the Indian government.

Phylogeny based on gene content, in which polyphylogeny among each group of viruses is diminished, supports the former hypothesis.

The arts councils' funding is diminishing, and support from many local authorities is falling off a cliff – not because councils want to stop funding, but because their own funding settlements have been severely cut.

This comes at a time when the same nationwide surveys are finding diminishing support for capital punishment since the early 1990's.

There is also diminishing support for Mr Fukuyama's milder proposition, that the social and psychological changes brought about by universal free-market democracy will in the end remove the causes of all big wars.

This support has been diminished by fears of marginalisation and creeping Islamisation.

Independent and Republican support is diminishing as they find out he's the most liberal Democratic senator"—a reference to recent rankings by the National Journal.

Independent and Republican support is diminishing as they find out he's the most liberal Democratic senator" — a reference to recent rankings by the National Journal.