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Bryant and Paul have been able to try to destabilize him, and his performance will be sustained after the shock of the whole Union.

An al-Qaeda or Baathist group was suspected of trying to destabilize Iraq in the run-up to a general election expected in early March.

Kremlin officials say the protesters are dangerous radicals trying to destabilize Russia with help from foreign governments.

Maduro says the U. S. government is trying to destabilize Venezuela and convert the nation into what he called an oil-producing colony.

Basketball is still hope for, although do not expect to eight team dreams of the United States could try to destabilize him.

This can destabilize the bank to the point where it faces bankruptcy.

Amnesty International says a campaign of ethnic cleansing seems to have started to destabilize the region.

He described North Korea as a "very dangerous country" led by an unpredictable leader who had once again managed to destabilize the region.

The French are not usually bothered by such matters, but Mr Strauss-Kahn's enemies could bring them up to try to destabilize him.

Mr. Zadeh said he was concerned that some shift in Facebook's business model or platform strategy could destabilize Zoosk.

Rock layers bend, and snap, and certainly destabilize anything like an oil pipeline that expects a smooth firm surface.

Keating says the U. S. position remains unchanged, and he warned against any actions that would destabilize the status quo.

Using CDSs to destabilize a government was "counter-productive" , he said.

If another planet tried to squeeze in between the existing ones, gravitational perturbations would eventually destabilize its orbit.

Many Pakistanis, resentful of the fact that India's efforts to destabilize their country draw little comment abroad, were delighted.

But we have to be vigilant about china as china has grand plans to destabilize india as a republic.

The Internet has been a driving force to better the government, rather than destabilize it as many Westerners anticipated.

destabilize To undermine the power of (a government or leader) by subversive or terrorist acts.

Smoke tests are designed to confirm that changes in the code function as expected and do not destabilize an entire build .

It could also destabilize the global capital flows on which the U.

The manipulation of climate can be used to destabilize an enemy's economy, ecosystem and agriculture (e. g. North Korea or Cuba).

The initiative, dubbed "Star Wars" , was criticized as unrealistic and a threat to destabilize the status quo.

They have made abundantly clear, and I agree with them, that the Iranians and Syrians should help and not destabilize this young democracy.

Yet if they try to exit the position, they'll destabilize the dollar, and the value of the rest of their assets will plunge.

It may be that the debris was kicked off recently enough that Saturn has not yet had a chance to destabilize it.

But until then, a panicked government fiscal surge is far more likely to destabilize the nascent recovery than to nurture it.

Those groups, of course, will not find it harder to destabilize local governments and conduct acts of international terrorism.

Our experiments show that, for heap size larger than 512 MB, major GC takes more than five seconds, which causes the system to destabilize.

The President claimed that the video was part of a "plot to destabilize the government. "

Chromosomal duplication faces many blocks to replication fork progression that could destabilize the genome and prove fatal if not overcome.

Observers warn the deepening Israeli-Turkish crisis could threaten to further destabilize an increasingly volatile Middle East.

A major incursion on the part of Turkey could further destabilize Iraq, and possibly invite military intervention from Iran.

Could the increasingly protectionist instincts of US politicians destabilize the dollar?

Rising inflation could also hit investment and corporate earnings , and destabilize governments in the region .

Any fresh barriers to investment in the bonds used as a peg for home loan rates could destabilize the markets.

But its leaders want that transformation to take place slowly so as not to destabilize the country's economy.

Apologists for the Kremlin blame the civilian deaths on liberals who destabilize the country with their criticism of the authorities.

The structure is comparatively fragile so it is better to screw pieces together, since nailing will destabilize work already completed.

U. S. reactions to Chinese capabilities could destabilize security at a global level.

The Americans are caught between two conflicting desires: to stabilise Afghanistan and to destabilize its western neighbour.

But putting too much emphasis on making money can destabilize the other areas of life.

That could destabilize the global financial system and damage world-wide economic growth.

The failure to agree on a benchmark that would guarantee prices for 12 months could destabilize the market.

By pursuing the jihadists into Pakistan, America has helped to destabilize a paranoid, nuclear-armed country of 190m Muslims.

Indonesia says bombs aim to stir religious tension, destabilize nation.

Warmer temperature could also intensify droughts in some regions, destabilize ecosystems, cause the decline or extinction of some species.

Will any added warmth--either from climate change or the railway itself--destabilize the track's frozen foundation?

His appointment is unlikely to destabilize Japan's financial markets.

At no time can the feed system destabilize an otherwise stable combustion process.

The purpose of adding a coagulant is to destabilize colloids.

'The terrorists' goal is to destabilize the situation in the country, ' he told them. 'We will not allow that. '

When the chance comes along to destabilize such regimes, it should be seized.

An object lesson in how to destabilize a competitor: launch a hostile bid when it is attempting an orderly sale of assets to pay down debt.

Too little sleep can raise cortisol levels, which fuels inflammation that can destabilize plaques.

While the political situation in Tibet threatened to destabilize the international relationships they were so hoping to build.

The militias that we're fighting are backed by Iran, so this is an effort by Iran to destabilize Iraq.

It could also destabilize Chinese society. And it could escalate global trade tensions.

Such leverage, if taken too far, can destabilize markets.

What the score measures is the likelihood that a change in another class will destabilize the class in question.

Such rapid flows can destabilize an economy.

They take this opportunity to direct more negativity towards you in order to destabilize you further.

A plot to destabilize the government has been uncovered.

I don't think the government would risk anything to destabilize Hong Kong's reputation as a service provider.

a warning over the potential for "massive" capital inflows from developed nations to destabilize emerging economies;

Analyses of reasons why foundation piles in a train base of Kunming destabilize and deform

when someone like Qaddafi threatens a bloodbath that could destabilize an entire region;

A policy that threatens to destabilize the economy;

millions of people and destabilize many countries