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This is incredible given that the scheme, while delivering no increase in public protection, would also erode hard-won rights and freedoms and requires huge spending.

But unchecked inflation would also erode the domestic value of foreign assets and in a more damaging way.A shift towards a looser peg in the GCC would undoubtedly hurt the greenback.

Not only would this reduce the offensiveness of the terrible sculptures, but it would also erode that computerised precision, that deadliness, that lack of Gaudí's solubility, which is the worst feature of the new work.

Such a step would also erode the historic settlement achieved in Ireland in 1998, reflected in the Good Friday agreement and underpinned by a clear commitment by the British government to incorporate the European convention on human rights in Northern Ireland, with direct access to the court and remedies for breach.

In fact, there is good reason to worry not only that the commission's proposed changes would not produce the desired results, but that it would also erode the principal virtue of the current system: the way it enhances the influence of minority voters.

Add to that, the proposed requirement to have a five-minute pre-pick-up wait time would also erode Uber's convenience — near real-time pick-ups from a customer's location are a key reason the app has been able to poach customers from existing PHV businesses, and steal a march on traditional taxi businesses.

Some economists think that the resulting bias towards higher inflation - at least while the economy remains depressed - would help to make debts more manageable by eroding their value, and would encourage people to spend more for fear that their savings would also be eroded by rising prices.

All those acquisitions will also erode capital.

Bioplastics also erode harmlessly over time.

They would also likely further erode the separation between church and state.

But the work has also eroded some of her connections.