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In practice, however, partial privatization would almost surely undermine the public side of these programs.

But his concern that technology will slowly but surely undermine human freedom is shared by quite a few mainstream thinkers.

Ms. Rice's record here as both national security adviser and secretary of state will surely undermine her historical standing.

"The S.E.C.'s and Citigroup's concept of deference — in which courts would be effectively reduced to potted plants — would surely undermine the independence of the federal judiciary," Judge Rakoff's lawyers wrote in their court papers.

He will come on for the run, plainly adores an end-to-end gallop round this sharp track, and the demanding conditions will surely undermine rivals who are stepping up in trip tomorrow.

But the reputational costs, and corresponding diplomatic backlash, will surely undermine China's soft power and bid for regional leadership.

"It does not enhance the privacy protections of American citizens, and it surely undermines American security by taking one more tool from our war fighters, in my view, at exactly the wrong time".

This desire to bring science to everyone is well and good, they might argue, but arming everybody with a telescope surely undermines the intellectual, rigorous work of the academic community?

The news last week that they are instead considering cutting or freezing the minimum wage surely undermines any pretence that the government is acting either coherently or in the public interest.

When I wrote How to Be a Domestic Goddess, many felt I was saying that women's place was in the kitchen, but the ironic pictures on the endpapers surely undermined that, except for those people who consciously chose to misread my intent.

"And it surely undermines American security by taking one more tool from our warfighters at exactly the wrong time".