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It argued that the labour movement was heading for serious trouble as the industrial proletariat was being diminished and divided.

Administration officials said Mr. Rumsfeld appeared angry at the widespread perception that his power was being diminished -- a perception Ms. Rice disputed on Sunday.

Stuart found that, because he could no longer will his face or voice to form familiar expressions, he himself was being diminished.

Mr. Tourondel declined to comment, but some colleagues said they thought Mr. Tourondel had begun to think that his haute reputation was being diminished by relentless brand extensions.

It was a direct assault on lobbyist power, and earned McCain undying enmity among many important parts of the Republican coalition, who felt their soft money influence was being diminished.

Chrebet credited Pennington with sparking the offense and with today's two touchdown passes (the first, a 15-yard Chrebet reception that gave the Jets a 13-0 lead), Pennington assuaged some of the concern that Chrebet's role in the offense was being diminished.

Every day, certain hopes are being fulfilled, while others are being diminished.

Above all, McCain is painfully aware that he is being diminished by his own campaign.

"I do think Australia's reputation is being diminished as a result".

"Newspapers are the core of regional journalism in America and that core is being diminished rapidly," he said.

The summer months are the boom time for letting: "All the one-bed stock is being diminished.