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Cheney, who was then a Republican congressman from Wyoming, worried that the scandal would further undercut Presidential authority.

It would further undercut democracy and competitive elections by allowing private big money to pre-empt the voters' choice.

President-elect Obama has said that he would support allowing withdrawals from retirement plans without penalties, which would provide short-term relief but would further undercut American's long-term savings.

- Woman, Mvomero District Women also feared that complaints to higher levels of government may lead to facility closures, which would further undercut their access to care.

Mr. McCain has said that redefining the practices allowed under Common Article 3, which outlaws "outrages upon personal dignity" and "humiliating and degrading treatment," would ultimately harm captured American soldiers and further undercut the United States image abroad.

A major boycott of the vote could further undercut the government's already diminished legitimacy.

The war itself, new postwar tax policies, and the purges that removed many top executives further undercut the largest firms.

And the continuing drops in the prices of Asian components could help them further undercut those competitors with American factories.

Censorship further undercuts a state-sponsored prize's role in cultural promotion.

Further undercutting the pact's chances, the powerful drug and tobacco industries are also unhappy with it.

Critics of limits say they would further empower staff members, whom nobody elected, and would undercut the fundamental rights of voters to choose their own representatives.