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The ethics staff reduction "contributes to the perception that the F.B.I. will not tolerate criticism from within its ranks," the senators said.

Susan P. Crawford's Dec. 4 Sunday Review essay, "The New Digital Divide," contributes to the perception that America's broadband marketplace is second tier.

The all-party committee found the attitude of ministers "contributes to the perception that the FCO has become more hesitant in promoting and defending international human rights openly and robustly, notwithstanding the importance of private diplomacy".

But with television supercharging many Super Thursday releases, this jamboree of celebrity bookselling contributes to the perception that publishing is almost entirely driven by the pursuit of big personalities.

Commissioner David Stern contends that teenagers lack the physical and emotional maturity to play in the N.B.A., and that their presence in the league contributes to the perception that the quality of play is declining.

Because they know little about their borrowers, and have poor credit-assessment skills, emerging-market banks typically need wide spreads to maintain quite low profitability.All this contributes to the perception that banks are untrustworthy.

"Poor decisions, poorly executed, all came together to contribute to the perception".

The government has contributed to the perception of the public sector workforce as being lazy and money-grabbing.

The fact that older people welcomed the DC5 contributed to the perception that they were never really cool.

The institute complained that asking the questions would contribute to the perception that Arabs were unfairly viewed as suspects.

The egalitarian structure the Workers Partyy has traditionally favored may be contributing to the perception of chaos, political analysts say.