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This latest court attempt to censor internet material has led to claims that free speech is being further eroded in Britain.

Youth homelessness is already a problem in the UK and the safety net is being further eroded through proposed changes to housing benefits.

On CBS, as Bill Carter wrote in The New York Times, the line between news and entertainment is being further eroded by tacking on a network news announcer, Julie Chen, to play the role of Big Brother and to interview psychologists and sociologists who don't mind lending their credentials to the enterprise.

That position is likely to be further eroded by the Trans-Pacific Partnership.

"Forces' good performance in preventing crimes is at risk if neighbourhood policing is further eroded," Billingham said.

And in Europe, where Google has taken great pains to assure a queasy public about a giant American corporation taking photos of their neighborhoods, trust is likely to be further eroded.

However severe the slowdown, support for President Fernando Henrique Cardoso already much weaker than when he was re-elected last October will be further eroded.

The sympathy won earlier was not inexhaustible, and was further eroded in later years, when it became popular for the royal industry to assert that her choice over Townsend had been selfish rather than selfless, that she had not been willing to forgo privilege and position for him.

By the Anglo-Irish Treaty (1921) the remaining 26 counties in the south achieved dominion status; the nominal link with the British Commonwealth was further eroded in 1937 and was severed in 1949.

The sleep we get is further eroded by what happens during it.

IN January 2004, Mr. Libeskind's plan was further eroded with the selection of a memorial design.