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But though Justice Kennedy's opinion certainly weakens the extent of that protection, it also quotes a unanimous 2006 Supreme Court ruling to state that the new ban would be unconstitutional "if it subjected women to significant health risks".

That certainly weakens their reliance on the Digital Millennium Copyright safe harbor provision, which protects service providers from liability for content uploaded by users.

The hedging by the principal accuser certainly weakens the defendants' case".

And they have certainly weakened America abroad.

This will certainly weaken the ties that bind the UK.

They were not invalidated, but they were certainly weakened.

Barcelona's play, in unison with the Spanish national side, has been hypnotic to behold, and injuries including to Lionel Messi certainly weakened it against Munich.

"American opposition has certainly weakened the court, but it cannot at this point derail the institution or prevent it from starting business," a senior European diplomat here said.

Yahoo's position has certainly weakened over the past year as repeated delays to the roll-out of its new advertising platform Panama have sent its shares into freefall.

And the race is still open.The past fortnight's spate of polls for Serbia's parliament and presidency and for the presidency of Montenegro, Serbia's little sister republic has certainly weakened Mr Milosevic, but not yet fatally.

Most people still doubt that there will be war, but some said Mr. Chen's victory would certainly weaken China's leaders and strengthen the hard-liners who have advocated stronger measures against Taiwan.