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set to undermine the most effective way of producing teachers.

Science is the one domain in human life where bias and prejudice are systematically eliminated; now those very forces are set to undermine the practice of science in America.

A privately filmed video of Zac Goldsmith telling the Bruges Group that the European Union's bureaucracy will "never willingly shrink" and that the only response should be the UK's "withdrawal" from Brussels, is set to undermine his position as a potential Tory candidate to be the next London mayor.

The move, however, is unlikely to thrill Apple's mobile phone network partners, such as O2, Orange and Vodafone in the UK, as it looks set to undermine their own embryonic attempts to try and grab a slice of the mobile ad pie.

Abroad, the new measures look set to further undermine an already frayed relationship with South Korea and to heighten territorial and political tensions with China.

The union said 30,000 jobs have been axed since 2005 and a further 10,000 are set to go, "undermining" efforts to investigate schemes such as the one used by comedian Jimmy Carr, which sparked a political row last week.

With domestic demand set to be undermined as public spending cuts bite, and the eurozone crisis stymieing any chance of export-led growth, projections of ½ - ¾ % growth this year now look like pie in the sky.

"I don't think Steve set out to undermine Gil," Heidi Roizen said.

Cautiously but nevertheless energetically, Rudolf set out to undermine the powerful position Otakar had created for himself.

Except from Day One he has been seen by many in the land of his birth as an alien, as something outside of the norm; as suspect; a plant; a Muslim Manchurian Candidate; someone set out to "undermine the American way of life".

Elite interests set to work immediately to undermine founding democratic definitions.