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Mr. Chico, a very qualified candidate who should know better, surfaced at a private gym to suggest that a potential tax on its services would even undermine Michelle Obama's anti-obesity campaign.

Some would even undermine the very benefits of global cloud computing by requiring data centers to be located in specific geographic locations. .

Using the reserve now would be premature, reduce our national security options and perhaps even undermine the goal of calming oil markets.

It'd be a different story in the places where officials are seeking to limit or even undermine the Affordable Care Act's reach.

Trustworthiness is often undervalued and even undermined by company culture.

I would even argue that it undermines placemaking efforts beyond the 48 city blocks it occupies.

Commissioner Norman Moleboge, the head of the Botswana police force, said that while South Africa's crime problems were enormous compared with Botswana's, they had to be treated as a regional concern that, if left unchecked, would eventually undermine even the most stable of southern Africa's countries.

But none is in favour of quotas, arguing that these fatally undermine women's credibility in the daily office battles and would even prove counterproductive.

"We would even go so far as to say that it would appear that some members of senior management actively undermined the systems of control that had been put in place".

Others are insisting upon more dramatic cutbacks in spending and regulation, which would inevitably undermine coverage for even more people.

And Boalt may vote this spring to deemphasize or drop the L.S.A.T. altogether, even though this would undermine the very quality that makes the law school desirable in the first place--its selectivity.