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He said South Ossetia served a useful purpose for Russia, by destabilizing the Georgian economy and Mr. Saakashvili's government.

More punitive measures might have been emotionally satisfying, administration aides said, but they might also have put taxpayer dollars at risk by destabilizing the banks.

While officials made it clear that the sites would not be closed, critics charged that the reductions would have the same effect, by destabilizing the centers to the point that they would be forced to shut down.

Defoamer activity is not yet completely understood, but the agents seem to act by destabilizing the surface films of bubbles or by spontaneously spreading on the surface of these films as they form and breaking the bubbles.

Injecting a sense of urgency into his dire warnings about Mr. Bush's plan, Mr. Gore argued that the proposal could have an almost immediate and negative impact by destabilizing the Social Security system, weakening the economy and reducing government resources for other programs, including Medicare.

In the real world such attempts retard long-term growth by destabilizing the economy.

Deficiencies in factors that regulate the DNA damage response enhance the incidence of malignancy by destabilizing the genome.

If the "smoothing effect" prevails, added damping may act in an unintuitive way by destabilizing the system.

These hydrates get destroyed by destabilizing the phase equilibrium condition, typically by raising the temperature or decreasing the pressure or by employing chemical inhibitors.

They play a key role in post-transcriptional gene regulation by destabilizing the target gene transcripts or blocking protein translation from them.

These observations implicated the interaction between the cytoplasmic domains of opposing SNAREs in the observed fusion facilitation, possibly by destabilizing the bilayers through pulling on their transmembrane segments.