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But that does not undercut the general case for legalisation.

As this powerful portrait of a young male orphan attests, Markov's affinity with his subjects does not undercut the grittiness of his style.

"The Chinese understand that the fact that there are flaws in the regulatory structure, that have become apparent as a result of this financial crisis, does not undercut the need for continuing opening up and reform," Paulson said.

Although Mr. Eggers's eagerness to continually footnote his narrative -- like a smart-aleck kid telling you why he knows he's going to get into trouble, so you can give him points for being clever and cute -- can be intensely irritating, his use of pomo gimmickry does not undercut the emotion of his story but somehow heightens it by throwing the passages of earnest sentiment into high relief.

But this does not undercut the point that the Republic advances a couple of plausibly feminist concerns.

Put otherwise, if objective goods are plural and incomparable, as many recent writers maintain, then this fact about the nature of value does not undercut the plausibility of perfectionism, of either the human nature or objective goods variety.

The ridiculousness of this gesture doesn't undercut the romance but delectably reinforces it.

That doesn't undercut the impression that his early efforts and works on paper deserve much broader exposure.

But the quality of its French-Italian food has improved to the point where it sufficiently complements, and doesn't undercut, the rest of what makes this restaurant such an haute hoot.

The bright-as-Disneyland packaging — a stark contrast to the almost lecture-ish aesthetic of most "healthy" snacks — doesn't undercut the guilt-free message but rather underscores it: this stuff is fun and good.

He depicts style as a mask and mode of deception, and this deceit — and the willful ends that it achieves — doesn't undercut the beauty of style but, rather, heightens it.