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Michele Bachmann attempts a comeback, enabled by a continued erosion of campaign finance regulations.

A continued erosion of employer-sponsored coverage was the main reason for the latest increase, the bureau said.

This last promise gets to the heart of a continued erosion of trust in our system, Mr. Kane argues.

On Tuesday, Cathay, based in Hong Kong, reported a sharp fall in cargo volumes in March, as well as a continued erosion in the number of passengers it carried and the fares they were prepared to pay.

Critics say that NSF's spending plan reflects a continued erosion of the $55 million GRF program (see graph) and an overhasty expansion of the teaching fellows program--a proposed 165% increase, to $28 million--before it has been proven effective.

What we found was that there has been a continued erosion in the favorable ratings Americans have of both Arabs and Muslims, posing a threat to the civil rights and political inclusion of both Arab Americans and American Muslims.

"It's a rebellion against the continued erosion of our off-road opportunities on public land," he said.

How we eat in America today is a reflection of the continued erosion of ritual, and nothing is more powerful proof of this than just how much of our collective eating occasions happen alone.

He concludes his Foreign Affairs piece by saying "if we allow the continued erosion of our military, economic and moral strength we will see a breakdown in global order".

More dominated by the service sector amid the continued erosion of manufacturing jobs.

The United Ways in New York City and Los Angeles County reported larger increases than United Ways overall, with gifts of at least $10,000 more than offsetting the continued erosion of gifts by rank-and-file workers.