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In France and Italy an obsession with national ownership has been eroded by a need for foreign investment.

That belief has been eroded by a growing protest movement in Toronto, fueled by several police shootings of black Canadians.

Faith in the long-term saving industry has been eroded by a succession of scandals, notably over the mis-selling of personal pensions.

But his personal popularity has been eroded by a scandal involving a former lover, Gabriela Zapata, with whom he has admitted fathering a child.

Yale and Stanford are signaling a return to an ideal of choice for students that has been eroded by a decade of rankings-driven manipulations.

Since then, however, its earnings power has been eroded by a hesitant recovery in the United States, debt worries in Europe and new regulations that have eaten into profits.

Her ripe Midlands accent has been eroded by an Afghan lilt.

In Spain, the authority of prime minister Mariano Rajoy has been eroded by an alleged corruption scandal within his party.

Fortis will get needed cash for its capital base, which has been eroded by an ABN Amro deal and write-downs related to investments in subprime mortgages.

The polling is considered a key test of Erdogan's standing, which has been eroded by an ongoing corruption scandal.

This advantage will increasingly be eroded by individually permissioned data (a concept known as self-sovereign identity).