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As one French official put it: "She knows that whatever she says will only diminish her chances.

Preservation of such subgroup identities in an interim Iraqi regime will only diminish the chances that a true secular democracy rises out of the ashes of Saddam Hussein's regime.

They should also remember, if they are ever sent to the big house, not to accept special favors from the warden; it will only diminish their social standing around the weight room.

More gridlock will only diminish peoples' sense of confidence that positive change is possible.

If China chooses to retaliate by withdrawing support for other issues, its reputation will only diminish further.

If the probability of transfer of any particular gene is nonzero, then adding genomes will only diminish the candidate set of "transfer-free" genes; as soon as a set is contaminated with LGT examples, incorrect topological relationships are likely to emerge [ 95].

He continued: "There is not a moment to lose if we are to save the species whose loss will not only diminish us all, but also expose their abandoned habitat to ever greater risk of destruction, with dire consequences for humanity".

Introducing psychoeducational interventions and, as a result, reducing burden and promoting problem-oriented coping will not only diminish the children's own risk of developing psychiatric disorders but also improve the clinical outcome among patients with affective disorders (Perlick et al. 2001).

Catabolism of sucrose by invertase will not only diminish the sweetness of the fruit, but also feed sugars into respiratory pathways that produce organic acids, such as malate, that impart a stale flavour to the fruit.

You'll not only diminish your happiness, you'll diminish your power, influence and the difference you want to make in your life and in others.

The cutbacks at the plant will only slightly diminish the gritty mix of manufacturing in this town, which includes motor vehicle and pharmaceutical production and some of the East Coast's largest oil refineries.