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This latest court attempt to censor internet material has led to claims that free speech is being further eroded in Britain.

Swissair's already thin equity base was further eroded in recent days by problems at a German subsidiary, LTU.

By the Anglo-Irish Treaty (1921) the remaining 26 counties in the south achieved dominion status; the nominal link with the British Commonwealth was further eroded in 1937 and was severed in 1949.

Quietness was further eroded in the late 1980s when what Peregrine Worsthorne called "bourgeois triumphalism" sent its shock troops of big-drinking, big-spending City boys to restaurants still governed by waiters in morning dress and bow ties.

The sympathy won earlier was not inexhaustible, and was further eroded in later years, when it became popular for the royal industry to assert that her choice over Townsend had been selfish rather than selfless, that she had not been willing to forgo privilege and position for him.

The trust in the new system of those who were left behind was to be further eroded in August 1998.

Investor confidence in Europe is being further eroded by the fact that the bad news is coming out in dribs and drabs.

Youth homelessness is already a problem in the UK and the safety net is being further eroded through proposed changes to housing benefits.

At the very least his position in the organisation will be further eroded, reflected in fewer big rides on horses with less of a chance of landing the bigger prizes.

But that was further eroded when he reaffirmed in the Commons the veracity of the "intelligence" that Saddam had WMDs that could be fired within 45 minutes - intelligence that justified the invasion of Iraq.

The utility of Internet databases to produce a large enough sample is further eroded when 'niche' households in a small number of suburbs are to be selected as in this study.