The consequent dulling of competition is a feature of the Portuguese system.A second drag is the absence of a competitive labour market.
Neither the prospect of public-health benefits in poor countries, nor the absence of scientific evidence of damage to health is dulling the edge of the environmental campaign against all GM foods.
That is the extraordinary dulling of our senses that the terrorism has achieved.
Instead she seems to have fallen prey to a personal obsession with the politics of the issue at the cost of dulling the success she won in the hard-fought campaign for a carbon-emissions regime.(Picture credit: AFP).
Mr Liu's professed wish that all of us are "blessed with the best in entertainment" mainly applies, it seems, to what goes on in the stadiums.Back to top >>ThursdayA DREARY grey smog hangs over Beijing once again, dulling the city's colours and spirit.
Neither the prospect of huge public-health benefits in poor countries, nor the absence of evidence of health damage in scientific studies is dulling the edge of the environmental campaign against all GM foods.
Marketing can create brand-specific demand, dulling the temptation to switch to low-price products.
When swallowing is difficult in extremely ill persons, or when people cannot respond to a sense of thirst because of age or illness or dulling of consciousness, the failure to compensate for the daily loss of body water will result rapidly in dehydration and its consequences.
When an individual suffers a head injury, the fluid acts as a cushion, dulling the force by distributing its impact.
Don't refrigerate them, as it bruises the herbs and ruins the olive oil, dulling the taste.
Indeed, the news Coldplay will have graced the top spot at the festival more times than any other act has either been met with appreciative awe or a horror at the perceived dulling of Glastonbury's history of promoting subversive, exciting music.
