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In the Senate, debate continued on Sunday, with Democrats asserting that the bill would severely undermine the traditional Medicare program.

"Unnecessary and unmanageable debt would severely undermine the important principle behind this welfare change," it said in a report this week.

The chances that the Taliban leader Mullah Omar would turn Mr. bin Laden over and shut down the terrorist camps in Afghanistan were "slim to none," he writes, while even agreeing to talk would "severely undermine our credibility".

The debate remained: whether the EU would establish a joint economic policy to combat the crisis or every country would be responsible for itself as the financial crisis hit home an approach that would severely undermine the EU's central purpose.

Eliminating the central bank's supervisory role, the report said, would "severely undermine the Federal Reserve's ability to obtain in a timely way and to evaluate the information it needs to conduct its central banking functions effectively".

"If paid or settled delinquencies were simply removed from credit reports as if they never happened, it would severely undermine the integrity of a credit report and the resultant credit score," he said.

The controversy also split conservation groups, with WWF supporting Canada, saying that making political decisions without enough scientific evidence would severely undermined the Cites system, which controls all wildlife trade.

Western policy across the Middle East, and elsewhere, would be severely undermined, and an Assad victory would be unlikely to bring even a sullen peace to Syria.

Ministers have ruled out for now any such ban or restriction on encryption, which would have severely undermined Britain as a global business centre.

Confidence in the entire eurozone would be severely undermined, not least the attitude of investors to buying bonds of other highly indebted nations, such as Italy.

To have restricted patients into a single modality or to have excluded individuals in which more than one modality was used, especially given that study therapy was provided for as long as 28 days, would have severely undermined the generalizability of the study results.