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Similarly, the churches' hold over birth, marriage, and death has weakened dramatically.

As Linda Woodhead noted here last week, "the churches' hold over birth, marriage, and death has weakened dramatically".

But the Yesha Council's authority has weakened dramatically in recent years, as violent far-right settlers, backed by extremist rabbis, have taken the law into their own hands.

In the last few days, Salmond has explored setting out new ground on independence, acknowledging that post-bankers crash, the SNP case has weakened dramatically.

First, evidence is mounting that the economy has weakened dramatically, making looser monetary conditions appropriate even though underlying inflation remains high.

"Add that to the fact that the job market has weakened dramatically, and incomes haven't been rising very much — certainly below the pace of inflation — and you really have the ingredients of a significant cutback of consumer spending," he said.

"It was a simple geopolitical kind of analysis, which said that Iran had weakened dramatically at the last phase of the Iran-Iraq War and that Iraq had emerged as the dominant military power in the Gulf," Khalilzad said.

By the early eighties, the networks, facing increased competition from new technologies, including cable television, had weakened dramatically; indeed, an F.C.C. study of the situation, completed in the late seventies, concluded that the fin-syn rules should be abolished.

RadioShack, the third-largest U.S. consumer electronics retailer, lowered its quarterly earnings outlook, saying that sales have weakened dramatically in August.

Both have weakened dramatically in recent years and today confrontations in the state are primarily blamed on infighting between different cartel factions.

But the collapse of the housing bubble and a drop in large-scale migration from other regions has weakened, often dramatically, these perennial successes.