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Criminal justice systems across Europe have been corroded with torture evidence and secrecy in the guise of "national security", and this trend looks set to continue.

And Mr. Lochbaum said that if the inspection finds other tubes in the generators have been corroded and stressed, they should be replaced or there could be another rupture.

It's a rough old business and all three sides play with fire in an age where former conventions and courtesies – conspiracies if you prefer – have been corroded by new technologies and flagging sales.

Identity politics of race, gender, sexuality, disability have all grown in salience in recent years, as old-fashioned class politics have been corroded by manageralism and the demise of cold war polemics.

Another fire forced 18 residents from their homes on 41st Avenue in Flushing last night, because of a fire in underground cables that may have been corroded by road salt, a Con Edison spokesman said.

After 24 h immersion in E. coli suspensions, the MAO samples have been corroded, indicating that they achieve the excellent antibacterial ability due to their corrosion in the tested suspensions.

For years, the concrete pillars holding up the F.D.R. Drive have been corroding, Mr. Bowers explained.

But her edge in the zeitgeist has been corroded recently.

This had been the bastion of political orthodoxy for a generation, but its foundations had been corroded.

If Chapo's escape suggested that the Mexican political system had been corroded by drug money, his subsequent years as a fugitive did not diminish this impression.

And he pointed out that homeowners might have reinforced doors and shutters, but if the latches or hooks had been corroded by salt air, they would not hold.