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This, of course, undermines the second reason that many favor legalization.
Whitman may disagree with McConnell's suggestion that states hold off cooperating with the EPA in the meantime, but her suggestion that such a course undermines the rule of law is ludicrous.
According to Dr. Girdner, the symptoms of Newyorkitis include "haste, rudeness, restlessness, arrogance, contemptuousness, excitability, anxiety, pursuit of novelty and of grandeur, pretensions of omniscience, and therefore prescience, which of course undermines any pleasure taken in novelty".
"[The road dispute] has an effect on the credibility of the current government and of course undermines the image of the president who is no longer seen as a defender of the environment or as a defender of indigenous rights," Pareja said.
Nothing he did on the course undermines the immense amount of good he has done for cancer research.
All these observations, of course, undermine his blithe suggestion that surfing big waves is safe.
These can of course undermine the opportunity to experiment and learn, which is essential for an adaptive strategy.
The scams endangered the endorsement value of this verification system, and, of course, undermined the incentives for any global buyer to work through Alibaba.
The refugee crisis and the terrorist attacks have of course undermined the Schengen Agreement on open borders, and that, with the euro itself, is one of the two pillars of the whole project.
Indeed, private investment tends to follow well-funded public investments, that are of course undermined by the constant bashing away at the ability of government to collect tax revenue.
Leaving aside what constitutes a meaningful role, such a political trajectory would of course undermine the democratic impulse embedded in the constitution2 and the modernist approach adopted by the ANC government as the primary means by which development and service delivery reaches people, particularly for the poor and those in rural areas.
