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destabilize

verb as in undercut

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This is exactly what Musk, Murdoch, Putin, and destabilizing forces from around the world are banking on.

From Salon

Asked what his message was for the Russians, Raffensperger said that their mission was to try to destabilize America, but “Georgia is not going to be intimidated.”

Too much soil on one side could destabilize the structure, causing it to topple, he said, “which would be really, really sad.”

It's a destabilizing development, but the show handles it with care.

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Severe droughts are one of the factors that have destabilized the global crop market in recent years, translating to higher U.S. grocery store prices.

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