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Appeal documents seen by The Independent on Sunday reveal that testimony from a new witness is expected to undermine the evidence of a key prosecution witness, Tony Gauci, a Maltese shopkeeper.
Rising US interest rates are expected to undermine the earnings of those financial shares which were the strongest performers on Wall Street in the first quarter of the year.
Prospects for the industry were likely to worsen following the recent slowing in the global economy, which was expected to undermine the demand from foreign buyers for UK manufactured goods.
Australia's deputy prime minister has resigned after having an affair with a member of his staff in a move which is expected to undermine the ability of the Turnbull government to survive the next election.
Now a quarter of production in Brazil, the largest producer of high-quality Arabica coffee, is under direct threat from climate change, and rising temperatures are expected to undermine the commercial viability of Arabica coffee in many of the world's coffee-growing regions.
"Disclosure of evidence, potential evidence, or information that has not yet been assessed for evidentiary value while the investigation is active and ongoing could reasonably be expected to undermine the pending investigation by prematurely revealing its scope and focus".
In the meantime, the decision to embrace significant new spending cuts and tax increases across much of Europe at a time of economic weakness is expected to undermine growth in the immediate future, analysts said.
Given the history of mistrust in the nuclear talks, the West can hardly be expected to undermine its own position by yielding to an implicit threat.Some say that the time is therefore drawing near for military strikes against Iran's nuclear installations.
It is not yet known precisely how dysfunctional autophagy leads to the acquisition and persistence of opportunistic lung infections in CF patients, but the functional impairment of autophagy would be expected to undermine innate host defenses by compromising xenophagy and LAP.
It is not the sort of thing one might expect to undermine a great art institution, but the exterior stonework at the base of the National Gallery in Trafalgar Square has been suffering from erosion caused by London's nighttime revelers who cannot be bothered to seek out a more traditional restroom.
