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The resolution of the court-packing fight suggests that the court tends toward a kind of political equilibrium, and this may undercut some of Burns's grander claims.

The consequence of the shift may undercut some of the basic mechanisms of the Valley economy, according to the authors of the report, by making upward mobility more difficult.

And as Mr. Obama's own aides concede, the messages directed at some may undercut the messages sent to others.

The image of the Hevesi campaign battling the Campaign Finance Board, some Democrats suggested, may undercut Mr. Hevesi while he tries to win support from Democratic voters and newspaper editorial boards that have been supportive of the city's campaign finance system.

The film refuses to hold your hand and explain itself, which is going to make the deluge of post-release think pieces quite fun (this movie is going to inspire some excellent writing and some exciting repeat viewings) but may undercut its commercial haul.

Some are clearly not achievable and these may undercut the overall credibility of the package if left as it is.

So, notes Greenawalt, while authorities may quietly let minor breaches pass, failure to respond to violations performed, in some respect, in the presence of authority, may undercut claims that the rules and the persons who administered them deserve respect (Greenawalt, 1987, 351 2).

The new findings call into question some widely held tenets of emotional theory, and they may undercut emerging technologies, like robots and artificial intelligence programs tasked with reading people's emotions.

But at the same time, the former vice president may have undercut some of the work he has done over the last 10 years in positioning himself as a Democratic hawk.

That may undercut his credibility.

The new research may undercut both positions.