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But relentless demands and the pressure to respond rapidly undermine more complex thinking.

Fox, Time Warner and Universal believe such outfits undermine more profitable DVD sales and video-on-demand rentals.

Karzai is already trying to undermine more international scrutiny of this fraudulent election and avoid any runoff.

He complained publicly that spending an estimated $700 million on the South Ferry subway station and Rector Street would undermine more ambitious efforts to remake downtown.

China also has a history of support for authoritarian and corrupt regimes, and its (stated) insistence on non-interference in sovereign affairs may undermine more progressive efforts towards accountability, transparency, conflict reduction, and environmental and social protection.

Delving into a political framework that ties United States financing of H.I.V. relief efforts to a radical Christian moral agenda, Mr. Williams uses interviews and hidden-camera footage to expose the egotism, avarice and ignorance that undermine more laudable intentions.

Integrity might be undermined more by a record of the NFL trying to suppress evidence that everyday conditions of playing football destroy people's brains.

U.W. Clemon, who represents black plaintiffs in the case, said the ruling undermines more than half a century of integration efforts.

Worse still, it undermines more important features of our culture and heritage, where we punch above our weight in creativity and celebrate originality and difference rather than uniformity.

Cheshire's deputy chief constable, Graeme Gerrard, said the data undermined more sensational estimates, such as the widely-repeated but dubious claim that the average Briton passes under 300 cameras a day.

(Gallup recorded a 10-point drop in reports of being "very happy" in late 2001, but the loss was regained by 2002). In contrast, as Berkeley sociologists Michael Hout and Orestes P. Hastings have shown, the Great Recession undermined more Americans' morale for longer.