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"The pretense that it is about corruption has largely eroded," said Greg Barton, an Australian expert on Indonesia.

Tony Corrado writes in a New York Times Room for Debate conversation about the 40th anniversary of Watergate that the campaign finance system built up in response to the abuses revealed by the scandal has largely eroded.

And even though the airlines have repeatedly resorted to fare increases this year, higher fuel costs have largely eroded their revenue gains.

By the end of this period, legal intervention had largely eroded the absolute paternal rights enshrined in the common law, although sexual relations between husbands and wives remained largely untouched by legal change.

Pleistocene glaciers have largely eroded Thielsen's caldera leading to exposure of its contents.

Even before the Obama administration unveiled the Clean Power Plan (currently stalled) last August, the business case for coal had largely eroded.

Since the fall of the Republic, the authority of the Roman Senate had largely eroded under the quasi-monarchical system of government established by Augustus, known as the Principate.

Clearly, only small genetic effects are expected for lifetime fitness, because selective processes will have largely eroded these [1].

But now that television makers have put 3D circuitry in their HDTV sets, the gimmick's value has largely been eroded.

Visualised by using magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), subchondral bone cysts occur where the overlying cartilage has largely been eroded [ 2].

Under Mr Karzai, security has worsened, opium production has boomed and initial progress on women's rights has been largely eroded.