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Scuttling a rescue for Argentina could have undermined that.

The implication that his presence on the coaching staff could have undermined Quade irks Sandberg.

Lawyers said such evidence could have undermined the prosecution's case in the most severe charges.

But the verdict in Texas could have undermined the California ruling, which is still under appeal.

If nothing else, it could have undermined the government's argument that the order information constituted valuable property, a key element to prove the securities fraud conspiracy.

"We ran too many risks towards the end and we could have undermined our whole campaign in the Champions League," he said.

Both Republicans and Democrats have promised not to do that -- the famous "lockbox" pledge -- and the threat of doing so could have undermined arguments for the tax cut.

The FRC said Willford's conduct could have undermined confidence in other accountants but that his behaviour was not dishonest, deliberate or reckless.

Mr. Putin, or perhaps rogue soldiers, punished Mr. Babitsky for reporting that contradicted the government and could have undermined support for the second Chechen war.

We long ago realized that if the American government had not let the Cole attack go unanswered, and if our investigation had not been so constrained, we could have undermined Al Qaeda and perhaps even averted the 9/11 attack.

The decision by the International Swaps and Derivatives Association ends months of speculation that a Greek default might not set off the swaps, a result that could have undermined their role as insurance against debt defaults.