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Representative Jeb Hensarling of Texas, the co-chairman of the committee, said the president's plan was "undermining the work" of the group.

His work in the latter was the most richly subversive comic performance in film history, undermining the work of two other geniuses.

But it would be wrong to paint Hell Hath No Fury as an example of wily producers undermining the work of thick, thuggish rappers.

"The new law will directly affect the ability of international organisations to work, promote and protect human rights in Russia and is clearly aimed at undermining the work of Russian civil society.

But by allowing Exxon to appropriate AGU's institutional social license to help legitimize the company's climate disinformation, and by granting it the privilege to recruit from AG Us own cohort of emerging scholars, AGU is undermining the work of its own members.

She argues that the commission's use of state-aid laws to force companies to pay more tax risks undermining the work of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), which has been pushing for more transparency around the tax paid by multinationals and ways to block the use of artificial structures designed to cut tax bills.

Any strike action undertaken would significantly undermine the work of all members of the ENO family".

Such a meeting might undermine the work of his negotiators, he said.

He said: "It fecklessly undermines the work of many industry institutions over the years to promote journalists as neutral observers".

"It fecklessly undermines the work of many industry institutions over the years to promote journalists as neutral observers".

Their mistakes undermined the work of Mike Pelfrey, whose effectiveness is measured by how many ground balls he induces.