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The remark did much to undermine the start of Biden's campaign, and severely damaged his fund-raising ability.

Manager Brendan Rodgers returns to Merseyside with more concerns over the disjointed attack and dysfunctional defence that have undermined the start of their Premier League campaign.

By its own nature, the order specific products often come without pre-defined bills-of-materials which undermines the starting point of prevailing inventory planning methods.

There were a trio of new-ball wickets for Rahat Ali to undermine the chase from the start; the absorbing sight of Yasir Shah twirling his way through 31 overs, from either end according to the rotation of the seamers, and collecting four wickets; and then the emphatic finish from Amir.

But Mr. Gray needs to do a lot more to reassure the nation's capital that he will not undermine the school reforms started by Michelle Rhee, the schools chancellor under the incumbent mayor, Adrian Fenty.

Sanctions will undermine the dialogue that is starting".

JERUSALEM — Small groups of Jews are increasingly ascending the Temple Mount in Jerusalem's Old City, a sacred site controlled for centuries by Muslims, who see the visits as a provocation that could undermine the fragile peace talks started this summer.

However, that could start to undermine the credibility that underpins a largely rules-based regime.

Before LASPO was introduced 18 months ago, the UK's most senior judge Lord Neuberger warned: The removal of legal aid will start to undermine the rule of law.

But if Google can start to undermine the Office monopoly, which generates the other half of Microsoft's income, then it can begin to destabilise its ageing enemy.

Since many Democratic demands involve spending more money, signing up to too many of them could start to undermine the large projected budget surpluses which already look increasingly vulnerable as a result of the sharp economic slowdown.