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erosion
noun as in deterioration; wearing away
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Is it possible that today we are seeing a decisive erosion in popular tolerance of Biya's self-effacing version of semi-authoritarian rule?
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Fearing currency erosion, many investors are making “debasement trades” by shifting from dollars to hard assets.
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The painfully slow, but steady, erosion in conservative base support is the only silver lining.
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Is that the area of greatest recent erosion?
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That means erosion of both China’s gold position and the renminbi once devaluation begins.
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