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Match report: Holland 3-2 Australia Match report: Holland 5-1 Spain Blitzed Portugal and Cristiano Ronaldo in their opening match but Ghana showed up the defensive short-comings that have previously undermined their chances.
Mr Abbas' speech yesterday also insisted on the creation of Palestinian state with a capital in Jerusalem and the right for Palestinian refugees to return to the homes they left in 1948, sticking points that have previously undermined peace initiatives in the region.
Mr Gross' arrest and imprisonment had previously undermined attempts to thaw diplomatic relations between the two countries.
He had previously undermined Vincent by employing Richard Ravitch as the league's labor negotiator at a salary higher than Vincent's.
Counterargument appears to be a self-regulatory process that can be undermined when self-regulatory resources have previously been diminished.
The Alexander statue has undermined friends of Macedonia who have previously sought to defend the country against the Greeks.
The Guardian, New York Times and ProPublica have previously reported the intelligence agencies' broad efforts to undermine encryption and exploit rather than reveal vulnerabilities.
Indeed, I have previously explained why the supply of domestic offsets provision does not undermine the target (see here).
Ortega and Murillo did not respond to requests for an interview, but they have previously denied Narváez's accusations and argued that political opponents are trying to use them to undermine a popular government.
Though China now seems reluctant to publicly defend the military in the face of the latest protests, it has invested broadly in Myanmar and previously undermined international efforts to negotiate with the government to secure the release of Mrs. Aung San Suu Kyi.
It's poignant to question whether Turkey's idea of fighting terrorism is being used, as it has previously around the world, to undermine human rights in more concealed ways.
