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But many, both within the city and overseas, fear those liberties have been eroded in recent years.
This contribution has been eroded in recent years; this could be a good time for those leading the post-riot reconstruction to look to the profession for help.
With his remarks, Mr. Bush put himself in a tradition of bipartisan cooperation on foreign policy that has increasingly been eroded in recent years.
The Cuban government has also complained that support among Americans for the lifting of the embargo has been eroded in recent months by election-year politics.
But the military's power has been eroded in recent years as Turkey enacts reforms intended to enhance its candidacy for admission to the European Union.
The international standing of the Olympic Games had been eroded in recent years by drug use, eligibility disputes and, most seriously, by the bribery scandal involved in bringing these Games to Salt Lake City.
What effect does that have on a country like PNG where, as Freedom House says, press freedom has been eroding in recent years?
It might not end the scrutiny of his life off the golf course but it would restore a measure of the respect that has been eroding in recent months and finally disintegrated when the Cadillac Escalade hit the hydrant.
These are distinctions that have, for various reasons, been eroding in recent decades and which technological developments are now accelerating.
George Bush fulminated that "democracy is being eroded in Bolivia", and a recent US ambassador to the country compared Morales to Osama Bin Laden.
