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Still, much of the uncertainty that has undermined European banks remains.

The government has handled the negotiation terribly and in a way that has undermined trust.

Unfortunately for Portland, it's one that has undermined the first half of their season.

The bill's critics call it a sweeping drive to consolidate power that has undermined many of the country's institutions.

Or is it the quintessential Wall Street crime, one that has undermined Americans' faith in the markets?

PORTLAND, Ore .— Carmelo Anthony was back in New York on Thursday, confronting a long needle and a cranky knee that has undermined a once-glorious Knicks season.

At the federal level, Verizon Wireless is keeping the F.C.C. in court arguing over the scope of its regulatory powers — a move that has undermined the agency's authority.

The incident is the latest in a string that has undermined public faith in the ability of Tepco to handle the plant's cleanup.

These quirks were incidental to McCoist, since his team immediately revealed the calamitous nature that has undermined so much of their work away from home this season.

Calling Mr. Obama "a symptom of the multiculturalism that has undermined our country," Mr. Black added that "there is no preeminent organization today".

With their adoption today of revised policies for dealing with abusive priests, the bishops hoped to move beyond the crisis that has undermined parishioners' confidence.