Dorniers too, he says, were made of aluminium, which corrodes badly in sea water.

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Blatant graft corrodes voters' support in the rich world for debt relief and aid.

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Moving the finished ethanol around the country would be challenging, too, because ethanol corrodes today's pipelines.

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The scandal also corrodes further what little remains of public trust in banks and those who run them.

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When the iron corrodes, it takes all the arsenic out of the water.

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It also corrodes our lungs, causing respiratory illness and bronchitis and asthma.

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It is this haunting uncertainty that corrodes the remnants of Willy's sanity as his career, dreams and very self-image turn to dust before him.

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Their use to create opacity, to undermine the effectiveness of regulation and to ensure that owners are unaccountable corrodes all faith in the market itself.

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An act of a government determined to reconnect politics and people - to roll back the cynicism that all too often corrodes the political process.

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This is true for trivial as well as important matters, because even trivial information that finds its way from the boardroom to the press corrodes trust among directors.

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Strobel says ethanol plants could be retrofitted to generate the mycodiesel, which would be a lot easier to transport than ethanol (which corrodes pipelines) and would be more easily blended with petroleum-distilled motor fuels.

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