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They meet on campus regularly, to check progress, thrash out problems and hunt for oversights that might undermine their work.

They seemed happy to do so, and there was no sense that such treachery might undermine their credibility as Zambia fans.

A senior White House official said that one reason the president had decided to get Congressional approval was his fear that alienating lawmakers might undermine their support on other tough foreign policy issues, most notably Iran.

This is being greeted coolly by many Europeans, who think it might undermine their efforts to get the Balkan countries to do what they must do: continue to push through painful reforms.

As tantalizing as the possibilities for taking these seats are, Mr. Paterson and other Democratic leaders contend that they are most concerned that divisiveness among Democrats might undermine their prospects.

And the parents valued their maleness and encouraged it and admired it, which goes against the sort of myth that lesbians hate men and might undermine their sons' masculinity".

The Western official said he was worried that deciding to keep Ahmed Wali Karzai might work as a short-term fix in securing Kandahar, but that the Americans might ultimately undermine their own efforts to build a stable government here.

But studies show that most donors are motivated by an idea of civic duty and that a monetary reward might actually undermine their sense of altruism.

The first complainant's bikini email and the third complainant's omission of the hand job may seem to discredit them on first glance, but in the eyes of the judge, this evidence might not undermine their credibility.

CNA is concerned that Whitman might try to undermine their hard-won legislative victory.

Those organizations told him that his conflicting message might confuse lawmakers and undermine their campaigns.