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Examples for "erode"
Examples for "erode"
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New technologies should help it continue to erode cash transactions, it said.
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The delay means the crisis threatens to further erode support for Turnbull.
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The risk, he said, came from mergers and acquisitions that erode value.
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The risk, he said, comes from mergers and acquisitions that erode value.
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Mining firms have rejected the law, saying it would erode investor confidence.
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At the horizon right and left monstrously beautiful mountains gnaw the sky.
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I chewed over the words, but I couldn't gnaw them into sense.
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That moment would gnaw at him for as long as he lived.
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Feet-in-the-Ashes put his fingers in his mouth and commenced to gnaw them.
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And so hunger began to gnaw while the ship was still burning.
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That moment would gnaw at him for as long as he lived.
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Why did the gentle words of this saint gnaw at her so?
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I stared at them as an emptiness started to gnaw at me.
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But doubts began to gnaw at the Wyoming man's confidence in him.
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And the failure of the work networks continued to gnaw at him.
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I would eat at a khan again before I forget the custom.
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The seven children she supports eat at most one meal a day.
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If you let it eat at you, confidence just evaporates, he says.
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I wear away the time, thinking constantly of him and only him.
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After he comes in contact with other boys, this will wear away.
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That night passed: all nights-eventhe starless night before dissolution-mustwear away.
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Why, the mill-stones wear away with rot more than with grinding corn.
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I hoped that the idea would wear away but it didn't; it strengthened.
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But even the effects of unholy snacks wear away at length.
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He went on: It will wear away as we know each other better.
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The year will wear away at this rate, and nothing done.
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But protesters have managed to gradually wear away at the defenses.
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Time will wear away the hallucination, if you women only hold your tongues.
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The bacteria slowly wear away the tissue in infected organs, usually the lungs.
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Their aim is, to bring soul-vision, and to wear away hindrances.
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Nataly spied at Dudley's behaviour, and said: 'That will wear away.
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The sun began to climb and the icy edge of dawn to wear away.
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The hours would wear away somehow, and meantime-Sidneywas resting.
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A very little dropping will wear away rock, if it only keep at it.
