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However tiny, Cyprus also appeared to call into question, once again, the sustainability of the euro as a common currency for so many disparate economies.

The men's capture is likely to further strain relations with Moscow and will call into question once again Russian denials of military assistance to separatists fighting in eastern Ukraine.

In India, where Mother Teresa carried out the majority of her work, that legacy has already been called into question once this year.

The apparent security of Airbnb, the revolutionary website that allows people to rent out properties to travellers online, has been called into question once again after a US teenager was allegedly sexually assaulted in a listed apartment.

And her political potency within New Jersey was called into question once again when she abruptly canceled a run for the Senate last fall, saying the burden of raising money was too great.

When seven members of Parliament died in a plane crash in May, few expected that replacing them would prompt a national political showdown that has called into question, once again, the degree to which the Islamic Republic of Iran is a republic at all.

It also calls into question once again the management and credibility of your agency.

While the Alberta Sepsis Network investigators were careful to not to overstate their conclusions, the results of this study further call into question what was once considered part and parcel of the management of critically ill children with severe sepsis and septic shock.

"My honor was being called into question," he once told me.

These newly released details once again call into question Haspel's confirmation as director of the CIA, an appointment that has been plagued by controversy since her nomination earlier this year.

His case is among several in recent years to call into question some of the scientific principles that once guided fire investigations — including the idea that multiple and independent points of a fire's origin were proof of arson, a decisive element of Mr. Taylor's prosecution.