"So why not throw it out there?" Could the flag-waving be undermined by Conoco's efforts to have sanctions against Iran and Libya lifted?
FORT LAUDERDALE Four blocks of State Road A1A, ravaged by churning waves that have undermined the roadway and torn up sidewalks and seawall, have become a spectacle, drawing onlookers wowed by Mother Nature's destructive power.
Before the wave of protests undermined his government, Mr. Saleh was a crucial ally of the United States in fighting terrorist groups in Yemen.
The FSA introduced the ban last September to stop banks from being undermined by waves of selling.
The result is that the same cooling technology that can save lives during brief, intense heat waves is helping undermine our health at most other times.
The transitional government, undermined by a wave of defections, shootings and an intensifying threat from Islamic rivals, dissolved the cabinet and vowed to replace it with a more unified group of ministers within a week, officials announced.
Three masked men shot and killed a special forces officer in Russia's Dagestan region on Thursday, officials said, the latest in a wave of attacks that have undermined the Kremlin's grip on the mainly Muslim North Caucasus.
In fact, the recent wave of violence have further undermined state legitimacy and led to the complete disintegration of health services in the areas controlled by Islamist rebels [ 45].
Efforts to undercut the social unrest, including releasing long-overdue pensions, wages and salaries, have been undermined by a subsequent wave of arrests of anyone believed to be connected to or have knowledge of the uprising.
Wave after wave of devastating budget cuts to the CSU have undermined academic excellence and have had a demoralizing effect on the people who have sought careers in higher education in California.
