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erosion

[ih-roh-zhuhn] / ɪˈroʊ ʒən /


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What happened in South Korea, he adds, "shows that democratic erosion is not inevitable and that institutions can successfully constrain authoritarian ambitions... when institutional and societal actors are willing to act".

From BBC

One casualty of the AI spending focus, and the erosion of one of the tech sector’s principal advantages in terms of cash generation, could come in the form of shareholder returns.

From Barron's

They were also able to capture drone images which will help establish a baseline for examining the rate of erosion of this part of the coast - and the risks to other potential sites.

From BBC

India has tightened rules governing the use of artificial intelligence on social media to combat a flood of disinformation, but also prompting warnings of censorship and an erosion of digital freedoms.

From Barron's

Any erosion of the CFTC’s ability to regulate transactions in commodity derivatives is a direct threat to the markets and investors Congress intended the agency to oversee.

From The Wall Street Journal