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Even in the short term, support may erode.
Indeed, many issues may erode the petro's credibility.
Tophi can be large and disfiguring and may erode nearby bone tissue.
But some vendors worry that marrying cellular systems may erode their own products' unique advantages.
Generous tax exemptions for exporters in special economic zones may erode future revenues.
Such steps may erode the already weakened U.S. dollar or promote more borrowing by overleveraged consumers.
The island may erode in a storm, but their refuge probably won't sink into the sea.
As this special report has argued, workers' skills may erode if long-term unemployment rises.
A Dieulafoy's lesion is a submucosal artery that may erode the epithelium and lead to severe hemorrhages.
Behavioral and psychological symptoms of dementia (BPSD) are common, often challenging to manage, and may erode caregivers' well-being.
Others may erode from metal or plastic water pipes and end up in a glass of water.
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