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Mr. Douthat's defense of Eisenhower's presidency as one marked by greatness "manifested in the crises he defused and the mistakes he did not make" may, however, have the ironic consequence of buttressing the myth of Eisenhower the cipher that he seeks to topple.

This study reports consequence of buttresses induced habitat heterogeneity on build up and supply of mineral N in a tropical rainforest of the South Andaman Islands of India.

A numerical model of the ice flow dynamics was used to assess the buttressing of the floating tongue and the consequences of its further thinning for the grounded ice.

Other research appears to buttress Wang's idea that the unintended consequence of smaller campaign contributions is that politicians have to devote more time to fundraising.

Xadia is rich and arresting, juxtapositioning the natural world inhabited by elves, dragons, and other magical creatures with the man-made world where humans buttress themselves from the consequences of practicing dark magic, which is easier to conjure than regular magic, but inevitably corrosive.

But one consequence may be that it helps to buttress the "rotten apples" theory of corporate misbehaviour, in which a few naughty executives are alleged to have damaged the reputation of all their peers.

The latter method is called buttressing.

Corporate profits are buttressing these projections.

Analysts say the vote will have profound consequences for general elections in the spring, improving Mr. Erdogan's chances of winning a third successive election victory and buttressing the government, whose popularity has waned in recent months.

Shiite Iran focuses on buttressing allies.

Buttressing of glaciers needs a serious look.