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The United States is the largest producer of greenhouse gases, and many believe its rejection of the pact has undercut its potential effectiveness.

And Netflix has undercut its Australian competition on price.

But Mr. Chávez's death on Tuesday has had surprisingly little impact on global oil markets, highlighting how Venezuela's dwindling crude production and exports have undercut its global power in recent years.

Justice Kennedy said that decisions since Miranda had undercut its language and that a more sensible rule put the burden on suspects to invoke their rights.

However, if Canada's experiences are anything to go by, positioning overseas aid as a handmaiden of the national interest brings inconsistencies and undercuts its potential benefits.

But critics say that in its efforts to move the mox program along, the government has undercut the nonproliferation benefits by allowing or entertaining exceptions to a number of its rules for safeguarding plutonium.

By taking this inherently contradictory stance, they have undercut the #NeverTrump movement in its infancy.

They have undercut the Walmart-owned chain, which made its name as the cheapest of the traditional supermarkets.

And it has undercut a 1994 agreement that had promised its sickly economy 500,000 tonnes of oil a year, and eventually two less proliferation-prone nuclear reactors, in return for freezing, and later dismantling, its bomb-making capacity.

The German telco has been undercutting its rate pricing for its online service, T-Online, selling it at a loss in order to squeeze AOL and Bertelsmann out.

Backdooring American technology not only dramatically undercuts its potential attractiveness to potential foreign purchasers, but also represents an almost comical hypocrisy given that the U.S. government has repeatedly fretted that China could be compromising technology from local firms such as Huawei.