Ireland should run them neck-and-neck but look to be a little undermined by injuries.
In fairness, producer Rick Rubin made a game attempt to suggest that the intentions behind 13 were "not retro", alas a little undermined by the fact that the next thing he said was: "If this had come out in 1972, I think people would have loved it".
We do not use drains because there is little undermined tissue.
We question whether labeling a television newswoman "a little sexy" undermines her professionalism -- a burning issue that has generated debate between those who object to the entire phrase versus those who find the qualifier demeaning.
At home, he has done little to undermine Bahati's bill.
Even the economic wobbles and political vacuum of the last week have done little to undermine the confidence of many.
(He doesn't mention, but says very little to undermine, the long-standing rumor that his "accident" was actually a crackup of another sort).
He denied that there had been any plans for attacks on Egyptian soil, but that did little to undermine Egypt's main charges.
Although Oliver says his kitchen teams are excellent, isn't the idea of monitoring food in this way a little bit undermining for the chefs?
The more than seven hours of testimony did little to undermine the soundness of Judge Jackson's central finding that Microsoft violated the nation's antitrust laws.
