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If Mr Vander Plaats is successful, he will have undermined a rare, rather good system.(Photo credit: AFP).

Her seemingly innocent tweet is understood to have undermined a carefully crafted BBC announcement of the rock star's appearance.

It's a tribute to the novel's propulsive readability and emotional force that this anticlimactic distancing, which might have undermined a lesser work, leaves this one intact.

It has also become a lucrative commodity, creating moneymaking opportunities — for manufacturers, doctors, drug dealers and even patients — that have undermined a public health innovation meant for social good.

But for many, the recent cyberattacks have undermined a long-held assumption here that the Internet would remain free no matter how strictly other forms of media were controlled.

Mr. Kaczynski said at a news conference in Warsaw that he had fired Interior Minister Janusz Kaczmarek because of suspicions that he had leaked information in a way that could have undermined a bribery investigation at the Agriculture Ministry.

Doing so, he believed, would have undermined an active investigation and cast public suspicion on people the F.B.I. could not be sure were implicated.

Quietly spiriting away a piece of paper from Trump's desk that would have undermined an important free-trade deal with South Korea, and ignoring a reckless order to assassinate Syrian dictator Bashar al-Assad.

In recent days, poor pitching has undermined a respectable offensive output.

Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, reading a dissenting statement from the bench, said the majority had undermined a crucial civil rights law.

The work has made Talx a boom business in a bust economy, but critics say the company has undermined a crucial safety net.