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England were undermined in both innings by the loss of wickets in quick succession; Ojha was on a hat-trick in the first and Umesh Yadav in the second.

His efforts were undermined in 1968 by the Glenville riots, in which a shoot-out between police officers and African Americans led to several deaths and sparked looting and arson.

His denials of wrongdoing were undermined in July, however, when documents were unsealed that showed him admitting in 2005 that in the past he had acquired the potent sedative Quaaludes to give to women with whom he wanted to have sex.

We have the initiative now". Kamil said Iraqi forces were undermined in Mosul by Sunnis who resented the Shiite-dominated security forces and autocratic government in Baghdad and welcomed the Islamic State militants.

In his novel "It Can't Happen Here," Sinclair Lewis warned that if liberty ever were undermined in the United States, it would be from within and would occur gradually, even benignly.

The other theme was about the parents feeling that they were undermined in their role as a parent either by the children themselves, ex-partners or by other relatives.

I still think it will be undermined in some way.

The presumption of innocence is undermined in practice, as well.

If either is undermined in the new world, the economic impact could be grave.

"And that government is being undermined, in my opinion, by extremist forces encouraged out of Syria and Iran".

Today, all of these pillars of Israel's security have been undermined, in some cases seriously.