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reduir Remove or withdraw gradually: "These new customs are chipping away at the quality of life"
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Whenever I'm home, I chip away at all the work it needs.
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She said those complaints chip away at her rating - and pay.
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If only being nice were enough to chip away at institutionalized racism.
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Beijing continues to make attempts to chip away at Hong Kong's freedoms.
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It could help chip away at some deeper, systemic voting problems.
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It's an attempt to chip away access to abortion, Newbern said.
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Sacramento was never able to chip away significantly at Minnesota's lead.
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It would chip away at the Tories' reputation for competence and economic credibility.
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However, the Golden Eagles began to chip away, anchored by Howard.
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A successful summit might start to chip away at that calculus.
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Eskom's misaligned maintenance plan also managed to chip away at its meagre profits.
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Harsh comments can have a negative impact and chip away at their self-esteem.
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If we chip away at our liberties because of fear, the terrorists win.
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Are there other ways to chip away at this part of the bill?
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Detroit began to chip away, scoring the next eight points, five by Kennard.
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He took up the axe and began to chip away at the sapling.
