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They said Serhii K was "strongly suspected of jointly causing an explosion and of sabotage undermining the constitution".

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It can leave supporters paying extortionate prices, or being completely out of pocket after buying tickets that do not work, as well as undermining segregation of fans.

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Furthermore, the administration’s chaotic policy implementation, exemplified by confusion over H-1B visa fees and the Georgia battery factory ICE raid that detained 300 South Korean workers, is undermining business confidence and international partnerships.

The government had argued the order risked undermining the new returns policy, but the Court of Appeal refused Home Office lawyers permission to appeal against that decision.

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This is because they risk further undermining trust in immunisation - one of the great health success stories of the past century.

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