What's more, Valve's laissez-faire approach to managing Dota 2 exacerbates and exacerbates these problems.
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As with heart disease, inflammation exacerbates the effect of cancer.
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Do you think AI naturally exacerbates this sort of inequality?
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The president's constant barrage of volatile language exacerbates this stress.
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Decreasing rainfall due to climate change exacerbates the harsh conditions.
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Movement exacerbates the problem, and it may last for hours.
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Entanglement also exacerbates the right whale's already slow reproduction rate.
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That creates a feedback loop that exacerbates the whole situation.
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This increases wage bills for employers, and exacerbates regional imbalances.
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And "badge bias" exacerbates the burden felt by those employees.
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By ignoring the lawyer problem, the Reinstein Act exacerbates it.
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The anonymity of the internet exacerbates these effects, Hendricks explained.
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Here's what also exacerbates those numbers: failure of political will.
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Her arrival exacerbates tensions within the family, revealing buried animosities.
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Conducting hearings via video teleconferencing exacerbates those issues, Lynch says.
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This decision only exacerbates the existing conflict and social tensions.
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Making abortion harder to get exacerbates racial disparities in healthcare.
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In short, if you have CRS, smoking exacerbates all your problems.
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As a consequence, this exacerbates the spread of the economic disease.
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In a lot of cases, it exacerbates an already heightened defensiveness.
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Poor nutrition exacerbates chronic illness and that drives up health costs.
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By draining moribund places of talented workers, it exacerbates their troubles.
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Unfortunately, in some people the mechanism that exacerbates pain is dominant.
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Characterizing the virus as Chinese only exacerbates the problem, experts say.
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Instead, the fundamental design of social media sometimes exacerbates the problem.
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In turn, climate change exacerbates land degradation in many different ways.
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"It's a feedback loop that only exacerbates the situation," DeSimone said.
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It's an irritating pollutant that exacerbates respiratory illnesses and heart problems.
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And her career as a pop star only exacerbates that loneliness.
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America is reckoning with a billionaire class that exacerbates income inequality.
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The new bipartisan spending deal from Congress only exacerbates the problem.
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That exacerbates the trouble and stigma they face after leaving prison.
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And 74 percent of acne patients say that stress exacerbates their condition.
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It's also a limitation that exacerbates an already distressing and complicated experience.
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"[Russian President Vladimir] Putin exacerbates weaknesses of our own making," Spalding said.
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Another change in the bond markets exacerbates the problem: liquidity has deteriorated.
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The marriage crisis exacerbates another one, this time in Fiona's working life.
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But climate change exacerbates existing permafrost issues—and it does so rapidly.
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That may explain the SEC's interest, which exacerbates the concern of creditors.
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This only exacerbates the problem and increases the likelihood of future fires.
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Warren thinks he's wrong, and the amendment exacerbates inequality among American women.
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That many of them have incredibly sad stories only exacerbates my rage.
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Never mind how much it exacerbates this country's already crippling political polarization.
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If overvaluation does not cause declines, it exacerbates them once they start.
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Higher temperatures triggered this change, but the physics of ice exacerbates it.
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This refusal to own up exacerbates audiences that want to support her.
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This reality only exacerbates the sort of result seen in Politico's poll.
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Incarceration often exacerbates mental health disorders, and it will likely worsen hers.
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The tension she is causing only exacerbates divisions within the Democratic Party.
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It simply exacerbates the already horrific injustices in our criminal justice system.
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Since friction exacerbates blisters, he did everything he could to avoid it.
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Terrorizing traumatized refugees with detention and home raids only exacerbates their anguish.
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The media exacerbates the problem by echoing that stereotype in its coverage.
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That there is often a wrapper over the bottom half exacerbates the issue.
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The "winner-take-all" feature of presidentialism exacerbates the problem of presidential power.
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What's worse, the code of silence around the matter any exacerbates the problem.
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That they affect a computer's hardware, rather than its software, exacerbates the problem.
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Scientists do agree that air pollution exacerbates asthma and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.
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To critics they are a financial voodoo that exacerbates inequality and depresses investment.
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Traditional materials like concrete are not very absorbent, which exacerbates flooding, they said.
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Nevertheless, President Trump's proposal for a BAT merely exacerbates an already bad situation.
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Coal does not fix these problems, it more often exacerbates and extends them.
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It is not only wrong but it exacerbates the root causes of trafficking.
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The shutdown exacerbates a long-term problem within the NWS: it's badly understaffed.
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"Holding on to rigid patterns of thinking exacerbates stress and anxiety," Forti said.
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Maternity leave without paternity leave potentially exacerbates the pay gap, leaving women poorer.
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The plan to redirect funds included in last year's budget exacerbates this shortfall.
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Criminal justice experts have said doing so exacerbates racial disparities in the system.
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This exacerbates the resentment his teenage daughter, Hannah (Amelia Crouch), holds for him.
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That in turn exacerbates liquidity shortages like the one we saw last week.
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Staring at the screen from a less-than-ideal angle only exacerbates the discomfort.
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All of this only exacerbates an already troubling lack of diversity in our Newsroom.
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The costs imposed by the Trump administration only exacerbates the difficulty of their situation.
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" The overcapacities in the banking sector clearly exacerbates the squeeze on margins," Draghi said.
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Plus, summer is just around the corner, and warm weather only exacerbates insect activity.
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Canine and feline obesity exacerbates and accelerates almost every process that I'm aware of.
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On the flip side, it also exacerbates housing scarcity and sky-high living costs.
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Fizdale, for his part, exacerbates the specter of instability with his chronic lineup tinkering.
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This hidden inflation tax exacerbates economic distortions from the capital gains tax as well.
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Their father has diabetes and other health issues, which only exacerbates the family's concern.
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Presenting false information, under the guise of journalistic candor, only exacerbates this perilous situation.
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"A crisis just exacerbates all the broken elements of our transportation system," he said.
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This exacerbates a different challenge, namely grasping time in the rest of the world.
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Every action he takes exacerbates and entrenches the humanitarian crisis at our nation's feet.
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Before AI exacerbates inequities throughout society, we must include and protect minority data today.
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But the beavers' handiwork accelerates the thawing and exacerbates climate change, Dr. Tape said.
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"Segregation exacerbates our differences, fueling division and tension across our schools, communities and nation."
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Iran's role as a major regional hub for religious pilgrimage exacerbates the outbreak risk.
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Why it matters: This further exacerbates the rural-urban divide in access to care.
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Its return exacerbates insecurity as the group punishes collaborators with AMISOM and the government.
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The extensive use of mathematics in economics exacerbates this false perception of scientific precision.
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That solution exacerbates the original problem, which leads to calls for further government action.
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But delay also exacerbates the damage coal causes to our health, environment and climate.
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Competition in the rental market also exacerbates the problem, making renters overlook basic safeguards.
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An armed robbery against reality TV star Kim Kardashian on Monday only exacerbates the situation.
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Indeed. Giving money directly to candidates exacerbates polarization by encouraging candidates to hold extreme views.
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And yet, as the DOJ report showed, the lack of accountability only exacerbates these issues.
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Of course, her every drug-addled attempt to make things right only exacerbates the situation.
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But it even exacerbates gender biases between men and women who reach similar professional stature.
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This fact only exacerbates tensions in the EU over Germany's dominance as an economic power.
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Oxybenzone, a common chemical in sunscreen, exacerbates coral bleaching and causes DNA damage to coral.
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Whereas social support buffers against depression, a lack of it exacerbates our vulnerability, Hidaka explains.
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This exacerbates the cycle of unfair labor division, and Capricorns' grudges get worse and worse.
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It doesn't take a degree in photovoltaics to recognize how solar energy exacerbates this issue.
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Working on rotating-shift and split-shift arrangement times also somewhat exacerbates work-family conflict.
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This criminal element coming across the border also exacerbates the drug epidemic sweeping the country.
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Social media exacerbates the "Keeping up with the Joneses" affliction many of us suffer from.
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Talk about "sustaining" nature, or "preserving" it, only exacerbates this mourning and indulges our melancholia.
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It exacerbates hearing loss, which can impede communication and worsen aggression and other difficult behaviors.
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Yet just as religion exacerbates conflict, it also has the potential to create new solutions.
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In Somalia, specifically, violence from Al-shabaab and other armed groups only exacerbates the problem.
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Unfortunately, no matter the intent, inclusion loses meaning if it exacerbates the Otherness of minorities.
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Clenching exacerbates the problem because clenched muscles exert even more inward force on the teeth.
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That only exacerbates what is already a terrible economic climate for coal in the state.
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A high level of air pollution exacerbates viral uptake because it inflames and lowers immunity.
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This gigantic trend widens inequality, exacerbates social segmentation, fuels distrust and led to Donald Trump.
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Their time in the immigration system only exacerbates the mental health issues they are experiencing.
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The internet exacerbates and lays bare a lot of issues we've already been dealing with.
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Financing fossil fuel infrastructure and adding capacity to move that oil exacerbates the climate crisis.
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Using that baseline, we'll show you whether or not your district reduces segregation — or exacerbates it.
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Inversion exacerbates air pollution in Delhi and in many other cities, from Los Angeles to Tehran.
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Unsurprisingly, this lack of dialogue and understanding only exacerbates issues surrounding mental health for young Latinas.
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Again, Apple's previous packaging design alleviated much of this potential stress — whereas Series 4 exacerbates it.
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" The German Foreign Office echoed the remarks, saying that Iran's action "exacerbates an already strained situation.
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"It exacerbates poverty, reduces economic productivity, contributes to poor household food choices, and pollutes indoor air."
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She doesn't know if gluten causes psychiatric symptoms in these patients, or exacerbates pre-existing conditions.
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Instead, it pushes millions of people into the justice system and exacerbates poverty and racial inequality.
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She also gets restless and cannot sleep, and then a lack of sleep exacerbates her anxiety.
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"Every algorithm sorts winners and losers," O'Neil said, which in turn exacerbates whatever inequality already exists.
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"Corruption exacerbates everything," Haji said, his face falling into the stern lines familiar from press conferences.
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It obscures as much as it clarifies and blunts loneliness as often as it exacerbates it.
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Technology exacerbates growing inequality in the workforce, impacting most sectors of the economy in some way.
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Technology exacerbates growing inequality in the workforce, impacting most sectors of the economy in some way.
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"Trump just exacerbates all these things, raising the nervousness of an already jittery situation," he said.
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The incendiary nature of many of his statements about other political leaders only exacerbates the problem.
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In an economy of unprecedented wealth inequality, the affordability crisis further exacerbates social and racial stratification.
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It also requires enormous amounts of water, which exacerbates the chronic water crisis in northern China.
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Industry insiders policing the markets exacerbates many of the issues that led to the financial crisis.
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Moreover, slower growth exacerbates the country's mounting debt burden, raising risks to the entire financial system.
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When banks get into trouble, they stop lending, and this exacerbates a contraction of economic activity.
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You don't generate as much heat when you're stationary, and drinking alcohol exacerbates body heat loss.
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Gingrich also exacerbates one of Trump's less-touted weaknesses: his history of adultery, and two divorces.
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Meanwhile, ozone damages airways, exacerbates asthma, and — with prolonged exposure — can result in premature death, explained Pfister.
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Anti-encryption legislation, such as the bill proposed by Senators Burr and Feinstein, exacerbates these privacy concerns.
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Flitting between flags, depending on which offers the best career, exacerbates the suspicion that immigrants are mercenaries.
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The large number of disconcerting and potentially critical technical flaws discovered by Mnemonic further exacerbates these issues.
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A growing disparity in education also exacerbates already limited job prospects for those without a college degree.
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The lack of available data and coordination between federal, state and community resources exacerbates lagging recovery efforts.
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Climate change exacerbates this inequality, and our rhetoric ought to reflect this fact and resist false universalizations.
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If conflict exacerbates existing inequalities in society, then it's not something disconnected from society as a whole.
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It impairs quality of life and exacerbates health risks involving many medical conditions in children and adults.
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The budget deficit exacerbates the trade deficit by attracting a large flow of funds from other countries.
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And in the process, it exacerbates the possibility that people already here will become alienated and radicalized.
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Mr. Carranza and others have also argued that the district's current method of funding schools exacerbates inequality.
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But Mr. Moultrie exacerbates the corniness of his own earnest text with hugs and more odd twitching.
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"The fall in oil prices exacerbates the stresses in US credit," Morgan Stanley analysts wrote Monday morning.
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Quite simply because getting this kind of thinking wrong exacerbates the very inequality it seeks to counteract.
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Sexism in every form weakens liberatory movements, fractures solidarity and exacerbates the oppression of the already oppressed.
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We need a real fix to our immigration challenge, not a band-aid that exacerbates the problem.
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The United States "will not stand idly by as Russia exacerbates tensions in Venezuela," the statement said.
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With Trump himself targeted by harassment allegations, the issue exacerbates the GOP's longstanding vulnerability among female voters.
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The only problem is this greatly exacerbates the massive conflict of interest problem surrounding the Trump Organization.
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The network "further exacerbates the humanitarian crisis [in Syria] while enabling an authoritarian regime," they said Tuesday.
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The flooring of the Yuma is a slick, springy, Pergo-like material that exacerbates your dance moves.
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In turn, loneliness exacerbates feelings of guilt, shame, and anxiety that can lead to further sleep disturbances.
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"The current depreciation of nominal effective exchange rate exacerbates inflationary expectations," the bank said in a statement.
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McGarry said such deliberate segregation of Roma from the majority exacerbates their lack of economic and political power.
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But the higher the price goes, the more it exacerbates bitcoin's dark side: shocking levels of electricity consumption.
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And the ease with which unscrupulous employees can smuggle that property out of the building exacerbates the issue.
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"His inability to answer a simple question from a nobody college student like me only exacerbates that reality."
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"We think that aquaculture will alleviate pressure on wild ecosystems, but it actually exacerbates that pressure," Jacquet said.
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"The presence of leverage exacerbates the moves in both directions and affects the speed dramatically," Moro told CNBC.
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Basically, addiction as we know it exacerbates and disinhibits underlying problems, rather than turning ordinary people into monsters.
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The worse you feel, the less likely you are to talk to people, which only exacerbates your discomfort.
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Dismayed investors have been avoiding the pound but the resulting shortage in trading volumes just exacerbates price swings.
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That exacerbates Hamas budgetary shortfalls caused by Egypt's closure of smuggling tunnels from its Sinai peninsula to Gaza.
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Such rhetoric actually exacerbates issues facing the U.S. higher education system by artificially reinforcing the status quo model.
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Climate change exacerbates wildfires by creating warmer and drier conditions, which in turn lead to longer fire seasons.
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These challenges are unlikely to remain fixed for long, because the technology that exacerbates it is always changing.
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The short-term unknown is the extent to which the current stay-at-home dynamic potentially exacerbates that.
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"I believe that the emotional component to this is actually the part that exacerbates the altitude," he said.
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And to try to accomplish such a thing by tying the hands of PBMs only exacerbates that ignorance.
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The Electoral College exacerbates that type of thinking every four years, leaving us all the worse for it.
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Eliminating the mandate to obtain coverage only exacerbates the affordability problem that critics say they want to address.
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The other reason is that the word exacerbates the already overhyped reporting on the status of quantum technology.
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A tax credit to employers just exacerbates the boss lottery, in which some workers win and others lose.
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Right now our technology exacerbates the same problem that the State of Jefferson advocates encountered in the 1940s.
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Another significant finding by academic researchers is that segregation, especially neighborhood segregation, exacerbates the racial test score gap.
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While recent turbulence in emerging markets exacerbates Argentina's economy prospect and makes the implementation of this plan uncertain.
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And the movie fails because it only exacerbates the flaws that were already there in the source material.
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Some activists, like Mr. Casamitjana, say the "Zoo Nights" event exacerbates an already stressful situation for the animals.
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Investors have been broadly bearish on the pound, resulting in a shortage in trading volumes which exacerbates price swings.
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"He added that he believes "illegal vacation rentals exacerbates the housing shortage and therefore contributes to the homeless crisis.
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The trade tension exacerbates the uncertainty that has plagued the oil market since a historic price crash in 2014.
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However, traders can sometimes find themselves in a gamma trap when the hedging exacerbates losses as stocks drop dramatically.
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Coal is already more expensive than oil and natural gas, and clean coal production only exacerbates the cost difference.
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And the overcrowding only exacerbates the animal waste — and the problems that arise trying to get rid of it.
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The postwar yearning of Germans to atone for their nation's Nazi past through extravagant moral posing exacerbates the tendency.
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When you use federal money to pay for infrastructure that is mostly used by the rich, it exacerbates inequality.
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"Overcapacity in some national banking sectors, and the ensuing intensity of competition, exacerbates this squeeze on margins," Draghi said.
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The trade war exacerbates existing financial difficulties, as the increased cost of raw materials creates further pressure on prices.
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The vice president's walkout -- an obvious ploy to rally his political supporters -- merely exacerbates these racial and partisan tensions.
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If anything, it exacerbates the problem by perpetuating the myth that both sides are equally culpable; they are not.
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In aggregate, the United States funding of the Honduran police and military does not prevent violence; it exacerbates it.
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Others argue that the focus on the past exacerbates racial tensions on campuses and distracts from more pressing matters.
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The trouble, for Elton, is what follows from that success, as his fame exacerbates the unhealed wounds of childhood.
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Mr. Salamanca said that removing litter baskets based on misuse only exacerbates litter problems because it leaves fewer baskets.
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The news exacerbates already-high tensions between Iran and the U.S, and trigger concerns of retaliation from Iranian forces.
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This exacerbates racial inequality and reinforces the racial segregation that was unconstitutionally created a half-century and more ago.
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For people with mental health conditions like anxiety or depression, the stress of the process exacerbates their existing disabilities.
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Instead, race expands and exacerbates Willy's suppressed fears that the world regards him as outcast, a loser, a clown.
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The holiday period can also be very stressful, which exacerbates many of the flaws already apparent in a marriage.
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The result is a thousand-page bill that increases spending, exacerbates the debt crisis, and enacts misguided policy riders.
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Local leaders say the decision reeks of racism, and the move exacerbates the President's ongoing feud with officials there.
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But without the prospect of statehood, the Supreme Court ruling only exacerbates the extreme difficulties Puerto Rico is facing.
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But how can white people fight against systemic racism in a way that exorcises, rather than exacerbates, their inherent privilege?
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According to Brackeen, face recognition exponentially enhances the capabilities of police, which, in turn, exponentially exacerbates the biases of policing.
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Nitrogen fertiliser, used to increase fodder yields so that more cows can be raised on less land, exacerbates the problem.
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But without the snow, the darker ice absorbs more heat, which exacerbates melting, and ultimately, a more rapid glacier retreat.
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The warm, calm weather only exacerbates the coughing, wheezing and sniffling of a city gripped by an air pollution crisis.
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But he thereby only exacerbates his difficulty in coming up with the astronomical sums needed to pay for his ideas.
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The administration's ambition to seemingly weaken US universities, which critics say it sees as political foes, only exacerbates that peril.
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She also cited the military's characterization of climate change as a "threat multiplier" that exacerbates issues that lead to conflict.
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These users could be potential targets for social stigmatization or targeted advertising that exacerbates heath problems rather than solving them.
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An undue (and unrealistic) focus on the Supreme Court alone also exacerbates the growing hyper-partisan politicization of the Court.
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The impoverished status of people leaving incarceration also exacerbates the financial conditions of the poor families to whom they return.
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And humans in California risk getting exposed to a lot more particulate matter as climate change worsens and exacerbates wildfires.
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The usage of recreational vehicles such as ATVs and snowmobilers, something Albertans are inexplicably obsessed with, only exacerbates such damages.
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Social distancing is crucial at this time, but it also exacerbates a known crisis faced by all nursing homes: loneliness.
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Democrats have a rule that exacerbates this imbalance — they allot all delegates proportionally, with no winner-take-all contests permitted.
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Further, inadequate investment in public infrastructure and public health services exacerbates the unhealthy conditions these communities are forced to endure.
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Mr. Abelove's "attempted five-day end run around Executive Order 147 reinforces and exacerbates these public concerns," the complaint says.
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What is clear is that the discrepancy between capital-gain rates and ordinary income rates exacerbates wealth inequality in America.
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"We care about a changing climate because it exacerbates the natural risks and hazards that we already face," she said.
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The stop-and-go nature of congested traffic exacerbates vehicle emissions, which are often highest when a vehicle is accelerating.
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Current ground-based radar technology limits the amount of usable airspace, exacerbates flight delays, and reduces flexibility in flight scheduling.
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It helps fake news propagate, discourages meaningful conversations, encourages shallowness, and exacerbates the most psychologically damaging effects of social media.
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What exacerbates the issue is Kavanaugh hastily denying the accusation, and that is what truly speaks to his moral character.
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"Undoubtedly, FGV's weak control over its contractors exacerbates FGV's lack of control and supervision over its contractor's workers," the panel said.
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Heat often exacerbates wind conditions, as the hot ground surface pushes air upward toward a lower-pressure part of the atmosphere.
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Habitat loss, however, remains the biggest threat, while climate change exacerbates the problems caused by both disease and increasingly small ranges.
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"Eliminating the mandate to obtain coverage only exacerbates the affordability problem that critics say they want to address," said the AMA.
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Fascist propaganda exacerbates the racism and misogyny embedded in our culture for cynical political ends; it is the enemy of art.
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The town has become a centre of wildcat gold-mining, an activity that destroys the forest and exacerbates many social ills.
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Senior flight attendants are given something free that is clearly valuable, which exacerbates existing pay inequity between senior and junior employees.
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" The source alleges that Heard exacerbates Depp's "jealousy issues," claiming that the actor is "very insecure when it comes to Amber.
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He added that the widespread belief that the Mexican police won't protect activists—even those facing death threats—exacerbates the problem.
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In the short run, it clearly exacerbates inequality within the affected country, since fewer resources flow to poorer people and places.
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Meanwhile, Amlo has chosen to back Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, whose authoritarian grip on that country exacerbates an ongoing humanitarian crisis.
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Besides, they understand that the emotional toll of holding a grudge can actually manifest physically — and that only exacerbates their situation.
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Still, he's more or less getting by until Danny shows up and exacerbates basically every single shitty thing about Ward's life.
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"The delay further exacerbates water quality problems," Hannah Connor, senior attorney for the Center for Biological Diversity, said in an email.
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The new proposal exacerbates an already unequal health system — pressuring states to cut back on benefits and coverage to reduce costs.
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The heat from the shower simply exacerbates the problem, in turn causing more dryness and lack of moisture in the skin.
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A 2014 study found that people of color live in communities that have more nitrogen dioxide, a pollutant that exacerbates asthma.
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As we drove back to the Still She Rises office, Hamilton told me that Oklahoma's legal system often exacerbates women's problems.
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As we saw this summer, capital flight doubles the pain for EM borrowers and exacerbates the dollar liquidity squeeze more broadly.
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As COVID-19 spreads, it exacerbates existing inequality, and the most vulnerable Americans — our friends, family, neighbors — will suffer the worst.
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Housing segregation in the North exacerbates the problem because many state laws require students to go to school where they live.
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Do you think artists are more prone to mental health issues, or is it the culture of celebrity that exacerbates them?
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Do you think President Donald Trump's anti-immigrant rhetoric exacerbates the misconception that the census could be used for immigration enforcement?
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It's not that "Peace for Mary Frances" isn't intelligent about dying and the way it exacerbates family frictions until they combust.
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Those deep waters tend to be more acidic, which exacerbates the acidification caused by humans flooding the atmosphere with carbon dioxide.
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"This usability challenge makes people revert to the easiest password to remember and reuse, which then exacerbates password risks," he added.
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Much of the severe heat was accompanied by brisk winds across much of Australia, which exacerbates fire risks and spreads blazes.
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Constantly exposing your esophagus to stomach acid and alcohol also exacerbates esophagitis (inflammation of the esophagus) and can cause permanent changes.
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Adding workers to a region over time, even if it exacerbates income inequality just as much, has never come off as cataclysmic.
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However, this is just precautionary: Joel says that it's not exactly fame that exacerbates the symptoms of TSD but more social stressors.
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Delayed action from farmers exacerbates climate change—but more to the point, it can mean lost revenue for farmers who aren't prepared.
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Each attack exacerbates suspicions among the Kurds, Turkmens, Arabs, Sunnis, and Shia vying for the region's limited water, agriculture, and oil resources.
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This exacerbates tensions between this camp, and mainstream Democrats who fear a Sanders candidacy would doom the party in the general election.
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The city pays landlords more than someone with a rental voucher can pay, which only exacerbates New York's already severe housing shortage.
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To battle the unwelcome pigment, first, be extra vigilant about sun protection over these nine months, because UV exposure exacerbates the problem.
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Female empowerment (higher educational outcomes leading to fewer women getting married, and later in life) exacerbates this trend in most Western countries.
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It's that surge in share repurchases that exacerbates inequality among Americans, Schumer and Sanders argued in their New York Times op-ed.
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What happens when the United States gives up its traditional role for one that, according to some in Pakistan, exacerbates the conflict?
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And Hollywood supposedly supports women's and gender equity but plainly not only exploits but exacerbates the hyper-sexualization and objectification of women.
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Since marshy soils compact by de-watering, pumping water out of the ground exacerbates the very problem that needs to be solved.
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More fiscal easing like tax cuts and increased public spending — as is underway in the U.S. — exacerbates these risks, the report said.
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We have an obligation to systematically reduce the air pollution that exacerbates asthma in our precious children and makes climate change worse.
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It just exacerbates a climate in which academic integrity can take a back seat to keeping athletes eligible and on the field.
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With Valentine's Day—which is basically Valentine's Week now—it basically exacerbates all of these feelings of hosting a high-pressured event.
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And darker alcohols, like whiskey, contain higher levels of chemicals that irritate the blood vessels in your brain, which exacerbates hangover symptoms.
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Little economic incentive for mainstream media networks to cover certain topics or viewpoints, due to ratings or sales pressure, exacerbates the problem.
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Chris Murphy of Connecticut, the continued perception of the US's interest in oil exacerbates the political divide, and leads to serious consequences.
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"The semi-lockdown with serious travel restrictions exacerbates the near-term damage significantly," Holger Schmieding, chief economist at Berenberg, told clients Monday.
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"If we don't deal with the problems that currently exist in the sewage system, every new building exacerbates each of those problems."
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As a downturn in the oil and gas industry exacerbates fiscal woes throughout Louisiana, state funds are increasingly hard to come by.
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The airport's layout, with those intersecting runways, exacerbates the issue by forcing the closure of two runways at a time, Clark says.
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This arms race exacerbates inequality, because it can make upper-middle-class students seem more accomplished than working-class and poor students.
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Social media exacerbates the phenomenon, with prominent personalities engaging in increasingly juvenile Twitter feuds, often cloaked in the veneer of patriotic concern.
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Being homeless comes with unimaginable stress—and failing to create space for students to seek help at school only exacerbates the challenge.
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But emphasizing Obokata's gender and appearance exacerbates the problem of taking superficial achievements too seriously—the same error that infected Obokata's work.
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People with a lot of social jet lag also tend to get fewer hours of sleep, which exacerbates these same health problems.
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Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaNew Hampshire only exacerbates Democratic Party agita Sanders drags Democrats to the left; will it be 1972 all over again?
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A prime example is Russian interference in the 2016 U.S. elections that still shakes confidence in the electoral process and exacerbates partisan tensions.
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The inability of so many people to find work exacerbates South Africa's levels of inequality, which are among the highest in the world.
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Group clipped as President Trump exacerbates tensions with China , while FedEx's "complicated" Q33 report, trade fears test investor patience ** Materials down 2.1 pct.
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First, because it exacerbates the tensions between the commission's two roles (it is a sort of hybrid between an executive and civil service).
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For every argument that internet friends are as good as IRL friends, there is a study claiming Instagram exacerbates our body-image issues.
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That exacerbates a problem at schools: A majority of Australian LGBTQ students reported bullying, and 80 percent of it takes place at school.
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Forests absorb and store carbon, and help regulate water supplies, so cutting them down exacerbates climate change and worsens water supplies, Damania said.
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Solitary confinement likely only exacerbates vulnerability to staff sexual violence since with no one else around, corrections officers can sometimes act with impunity.
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He warned, however, there could be "more speed bumps ahead," if more sales volume exacerbates prior problems with deliveries and service to customers.
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Even assuming that birthright citizenship exacerbates illegal immigration, there is no need to limit citizenship to the children of nationals or permanent residents.
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When patients are unable to afford or access these investigations, they miss out of gaining the benefits — all of which exacerbates health inequities.
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It is not clear at any point which man has the upper hand, and that sense of unease exacerbates the film's hallucinatory quality.
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North Korea's recent successful test of an intermediate-range missile, which is land-based, mobile and solid-fueled, only exacerbates a bad situation.
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In fact, the decision does not help anyone get a job and only exacerbates the already growing problem of hunger in this country.
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But these provisions aren't always well understood: Many Americans don't realize the ways in which the government exacerbates inequality, instead of moderating it.
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Even if the President was using a secured cell phone to call the former New York mayor, Giuliani's unsecured line exacerbates security concerns.
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It also exacerbates land erosion, as animals looking for grass manoeuvre around the cactus and eventually carve paths in the soil, he explained.
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It also exacerbates land erosion, as animals looking for grass manoeuvre around the cactus and eventually carve paths in the soil, he explained.
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The bank pinned the revision on Trump's tougher-than-anticipated Iran policy, which exacerbates falling output in places such as Venezuela and Angola.
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To whatever extent that might seem to limit disruption, fair share advocates believe such an approach only exacerbates the problems of concentrated poverty.
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But in so doing, it exacerbates the financial problems that other states will soon face because Congress has not provided any new funds.
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Rising sea levels, an indisputable result of human-induced climate change, exacerbates the effect of already damaging storms by producing higher surges of water.
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And it probably exacerbates the political division already fomented by rising income inequality, when people find someone to blame for their adverse economic fortunes.
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MORE, John KerryJohn Forbes KerryNew Hampshire only exacerbates Democratic Party agita If Trump renegotiates Iran's nuclear deal, should it be a treaty this time?
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Meanwhile, he exacerbates his problems with the fact that he can't even remotely get his story straight on what he's even trying to accomplish.
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"When land is degraded, it reduces the soils ability to take up carbon and this exacerbates climate change," Masson-Delmotte added, according to CNN.
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The researchers studied how large intake of sugary beverages impacts the brain and interplays with or exacerbates the effects of stress in early life.
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But Trump exacerbates that difficulty by displaying a childlike inability to stay on message for even a day -- much less an entire Infrastructure Week.
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"One of the new themes in markets is that QE has damaged the banks and that therefore it exacerbates risk-off environment," he said.
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We have seen firsthand that corruption corrodes the state's ability to provide services, undermines political processes and the rule of law, and exacerbates inequality.
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But a campaign dominated by personal invective and political mudslinging exacerbates polarization and makes governing tougher, say knowledgeable veterans of other campaigns and administrations.
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Although the DRC has had many Ebola outbreaks and more experience containing the disease than any other country, the conflict environment exacerbates the threat.
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Critics argue facial recognition technology expands unwarranted surveillance and exacerbates racial discrimination because of a tendency to be inaccurate, especially for people of color.
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"What you will find is that we're basically saying the same thing, which is that climate change exacerbates those risks" posed by the storms.
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The top rate on wage income is 37 percent, a disparity that some policymakers say incentivizes investment over work and exacerbates the wealth gap.
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She was not able to find another job that did not require her to commute, she said, an activity that exacerbates her existing pain.
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Some fundamental selling causes the computers to kick it and whether it's trend following or volatility following it exacerbates the downside in the market.
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To that end, it may be useful that this one, staged with uncharacteristic awkwardness by the terrific director Lila Neugebauer, only exacerbates the difficulties.
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This year's hot spots are the most numerous since devastating blazes in 2015, as an El Nino weather pattern exacerbates the annual dry spell.
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As a result, these aggressive actions by the central banks spark an undercurrent of fear that only exacerbates the contraction in their nation's economies.
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"Methane emissions, unfortunately, aren't a rare occurrence, but a constant threat that exacerbates climate change and can damage the health of Ohioans," she said.
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" The bill would also eliminate the tipped minimum wage, which the summary of the legislation says, "exacerbates harassment of workers who rely on tips.
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"When you're in the cold, it's easy just to get into a habit of isolating yourself, and that exacerbates the winter blues," Dansinger said.
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My main concern is a lack of contingency plan if debt cannot be rolled over or if a slower growth rate exacerbates corporate NPLs.
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Third, keeping interest rates too low for too long exacerbates the type of excessive risk-taking by financial institutions that led to the financial crisis.
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Former staffers who spoke to BuzzFeed News said that pushing alcohol on people — especially if they've had drinks before arriving — exacerbates their problems with patrons.
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I mean, Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaNew Hampshire only exacerbates Democratic Party agita Sanders drags Democrats to the left; will it be 1972 all over again?
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The divisions among the NATO allies exacerbates a tense situation that affects a wide range of NATO issues, including the US-led campaign against ISIS.
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At the same time, on-demand transportation — Lyft, Uber and any of their future self-driving iterations — converges onto those busy corridors and exacerbates congestion.
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"The swelling 'piggy-bank' of supplier monies held by supermarkets exacerbates the risk of them making unwarranted deductions which causes suppliers financial distress," he said.
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Now, along with Nahdi and Arshad, he's part of this rarified coalition of young creators using YouTube to address the very problems YouTube itself exacerbates.
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That exacerbates the sting of six-figure prices for many newly launched drugs, plus exorbitant spikes in prices of some generic drugs with limited competition.
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The deficit is met by overexploitation of deeper groundwater by farmers using nearly 1.4 million tube wells, which exacerbates the loss of more accessible groundwater.
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Furthermore, nearly 60 percent of children who are English language learners are from low-income families; this combination exacerbates the difficulties in obtaining educational success.
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Being in the spotlight likely exacerbates Davidson's sadness and anxiety, as there is more pressure to meet particular expectations or behave in a certain way.
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"The uncertainty is not about the complete shutdown of Iran's economy, but about whether it exacerbates what's already a low-level psychological crisis," Maloney said.
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"The fact that this occurred in a university dormitory, housing first-year college students, only exacerbates our collective sense of disbelief and disorientation," it continued.
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The goal is not to place the burden of prevention on women by instructing them how to behave; this approach only exacerbates inequality on campus.
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"Also, talk to your healthcare provider (doctor, physical therapist) about strategies to reduce the physical stress on the knee that exacerbates the pain," he added.
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Beyond Russia, the U.S.'s reputation might affect whether North Korea denuclearizes, Iran exacerbates sectarian tensions in Iraq or China continues to steal U.S. technology.
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Of course, it will come up in particular ways in cases of women, and [any] bias or lack of understanding about gender dynamics exacerbates it.
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This last step is particularly salubrious for adolescents: Many believe that "I'm the only one going through this," which exacerbates feelings of isolation and shame.
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California isn't the only state to vote by mail — Colorado, Hawaii, Oregon, and Washington do too — but its size exacerbates the delay in counting votes.
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As climate change raises temperatures and exacerbates drought, fire-prone conditions like those that gave rise to Australia's disastrous fire season are becoming more common.
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The administration's willingness to alienate Muslims, and its failure to take the lead on sensible gun control legislation and minimize polarization only exacerbates these threats.
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This behavior exacerbates the biggest critiques against Amazon — how the company can afford to ignore the environmental and labor costs that comes with customer convenience.
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ROBIN LAURANCEOxford America's military is in many ways a self-licking ice-cream cone, and this exacerbates the problem of political accountability (Lexington, November 9th).
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CVD kills one out of every four Americans, and research shows that PTSD exacerbates its debilitating effects, making heart disease especially worrisome for the veteran population.
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That student loan debt is now the US's second largest consumer debt area—higher than credit cards, and lower than only housing—only exacerbates the situation.
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But Trump's ubiquity is especially notable since it stems from his gargantuan, antagonistic personality and a governing philosophy that often exacerbates political and cultural fault lines.
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Overall, though, monopsony exercises a downward pressure on wages that exacerbates income inequality, argues Kate Bahn of the Washington Centre for Equitable Growth, a think-tank.
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He mocked candidate Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaNew Hampshire only exacerbates Democratic Party agita Sanders drags Democrats to the left; will it be 1972 all over again?
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It also exacerbates geographical disparities, since those areas with the greatest need for publicly funded social care are often those with the lowest council-tax base.
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While climate change increases the risk of wildfires, human expansion into fire-prone areas exacerbates the problem, as most of the blazes are caused by people.
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He blames [President] Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaNew Hampshire only exacerbates Democratic Party agita Sanders drags Democrats to the left; will it be 1972 all over again?
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"The fact that this occurred in a university dormitory, housing first-year college students, only exacerbates our collective sense of disbelief and disorientation," the court said.
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Policymakers have crafted laws more often to fit the preferences of the rich, and inequality only exacerbates the problem, according to the University of Buffalo's Dimick.
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The ever-increasing speed of wireless broadband further exacerbates this problem, encouraging emotional engagements wherever and wherever we might be with a device in our hands.
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Having most of a small amount of savings in a 401(k) "almost exacerbates the problem because they have to take the money out, " he said.
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That Trump's biggest fans are concentrated in the liberal Northeast and the Deep South — the two least politically competitive regions in the country — exacerbates their problems.
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"(The U.S.) will not stand idly by as Russia exacerbates tensions in Venezuela," Pompeo said, according to a statement released by the State Department on Monday.
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Subsequent research failed to find such large effects, however, and there is some evidence that postal voting exacerbates the skew in who actually casts a ballot.
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The same thing could happen with debt-induced depression: depression thwarts people's job prospects, which reduces their ability to repay their debt, which exacerbates their depression.
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The fact that Pence met with opposition leader Juan Guaido and assured him that the U.S. government was "100 percent" behind him exacerbates Maduro's siege mentality.
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Traditional investors say this exacerbates market moves and in turn makes it more costly for them to take out hedges when price moves go against them.
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The White House's reported ambition to weaken what it views as excessively liberal US universities by curbing their access to foreign students only exacerbates that peril.
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Without guarantees of rental equality and enforceable anti-discrimination policies to govern landlords, this predatory displacement masked as redevelopment unbinds family arrangements and exacerbates economic insecurity.
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"I think it exacerbates the erosion of trust in our institutions," Sasses told CBS's "Face the Nation" while discussing the fallout of Comey's firing last week.
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Even in California, where climate change is linked to, or at least exacerbates, periods of extreme drought, 15 out of 1503 Representatives are climate change deniers.
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The cost of framing lumber has spiked in recent months and continues to rise today, which only exacerbates already rising prices for land and skilled labor.
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But many questions remain unanswered about how statins affect someone's willingness and ability to exercise and also whether exercising while on statins exacerbates any muscular problems.
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Easy talk about the world becoming flat or global trade lifting all boats disguises, explains away and exacerbates the damage being done to the body politic.
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"Methane emissions, unfortunately, aren't a rare occurrence, but a constant threat that exacerbates climate change and can damage the health of Ohioans," she told the NYT.
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The tumult in Hong Kong could pose a risk to Mr. Xi, especially if it exacerbates discontent and discord within the Chinese leadership over other issues.
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On top of that, climate change exacerbates the other injustices that Latinos already face, such as lack of access to health care, poverty and inadequate infrastructure.
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The show exploits and exacerbates natural anxieties about artificial intelligence, warning of a world where humans are left jobless, powerless and at the mercy of robots.
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The unexpected rapid deterioration of industry fundamentals for trade centres further exacerbates an operating environment which is already difficult for CSC, Hydoo and Wuzhou (B-/Stable).
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The system, as it stands, rewards political extremism, exacerbates the influence of money in elections, amplifies the distorting effects of polls, and contributes to political polarization.
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For example, people with bald spots from trichotillomania or scarring from skin picking often feel anxious about going out in public, which in turn exacerbates their condition.
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Former Secretary of State John KerryJohn Forbes KerryNew Hampshire only exacerbates Democratic Party agita If Trump renegotiates Iran's nuclear deal, should it be a treaty this time?
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That helps keep most flippers conservative, but it also exacerbates the problems for entry-level homebuyers, who are facing one of the tightest housing markets in history.
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On the other hand, the wellness industry plays on women's insecurities with our looks and exacerbates the need for self-improvement in a way that's inherently sexist.
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Unfamiliarity with our roads and laws exacerbates hostility already heightened by the heat and humidity, which is cruelly complicated by endless construction projects and horrid urban planning.
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" The letter also said: "[Mylan's] gross mismanagement of its EpiPen pricing strategy exacerbates the company's protracted history of weak board oversight, which has prompted ... widespread investor concerns.
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But this drives down educational attainment and increases fertility, which kind of further exacerbates the negative economic effects of climate change, especially in these particularly vulnerable communities.
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The clearest way that Hurricane Irma will interact with global warming is when it makes landfall, since sea level rise from climate change exacerbates storm surge flooding.
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Detention is detrimental to a child's well-being, produces long-term severe adverse impacts and exacerbates the trauma that many suffer along their migration journeys, he said.
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Increased heat also exacerbates illness in patients with preexisting heart and lung disease, necessitating more hospital admissions, more visits to the emergency room, and more premature death.
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Dan Patrick, who suggested that having "too many entrances and too many exits" exacerbates the effects of deadly school shootings, will also appear on ABC and CNN.
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"Use of such restraint traumatizes a person in emotional distress and exacerbates the condition and experience of the crisis for the individual," she said in an email.
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Many more incarcerated women than men, moreover, suffer from mental health issues, which exacerbates trauma reactions and requires more expertise from staff members when approaching medical care.
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Instead, it focuses on accelerated commercial logging and road building — which generally exacerbates fire risk — with little consideration of impacts on water quality, wildlife, or recreational values.
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"The high salt levels led to dehydration that triggers thirst mechanism, resulting in excess water intake of the saline water that further exacerbates the problem," Balala said.
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Summer temperatures in the US will keep rising, and much of the western and central US will see a reduction of soil moisture, which exacerbates heat waves.
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"The high salt levels lead to dehydration that triggers thirst mechanism, resulting in excess water intake of the saline water that further exacerbates the problem," Balala said.
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Further, the targeted nature of attacks on people based on their faith, race and ethnicity triggers our sense of safety and exacerbates existing racial and ethnic tensions.
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Indeed, Medicare's reliance on private contractors to run the program exacerbates the nation's health disparities by denying Americans in certain states access to life-saving medical advances.
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And your decision-makers are often (unintentionally) overlooking ideas that come from people who aren't like them, which exacerbates gender, racial and geographic divides in our country.
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Amazon's move earlier this year from two-day to one-day shipping for Prime customers exacerbates existing issues for Amazon's 250,000 warehouse workers in the US alone.
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By suspending the debt ceiling without attaching any fiscal reforms, the president's deal exacerbates the looming debt crisis, and sets a fiscally irresponsible precedent for his presidency.
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This warming increases the likelihood of even more widespread and intense fires and exacerbates the severe weather and sea level rise we are now beginning to experience.
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The cost of accessing financial services exacerbates the gap between the rich and the poor, a source of rising anger among voters which Democrats have seized upon.
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So we find ourselves not only not learning anything from the past, but somehow, in a very bizarre way, it exacerbates the desire for exploration and craziness.
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Plagues like these aren't necessarily caused by climate change, but it exacerbates them, and roya is now infecting plants at higher elevations as those heights become warmer.
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The recently announced immigration restrictions as embodied in the executive order signed by President Trump exacerbates an issue that has not yet resonated in the national discussion.
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Our analysis indicates that it is the business model of tech platform companies that encourages and exacerbates the spread of political disinformation on the leading internet platforms.
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The strike displays Trump's growing infatuation with wielding military power, exacerbates a trend of unchecked presidential authority and forges the kind of ruthless vigilante image he adores.
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On Thursday, however, California took the highly unusual step of banning the practice, a decision that exacerbates the insurance industry's miscalculation of the cost of climate change.
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To kill communications systems upon which citizens, businesses, emergency personnel, and others depend is an affront on the global and open internet and likely exacerbates ongoing violence.
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California's wildfires get bigger and more deadly year after year, thanks to rising temperatures fueled by climate change — and each major blaze exacerbates the state's staggering inequality.
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The danger of fraudulent collateral in this situation, say economists, is that it exacerbates the problem of bad debt for China's banks, increasing the risk of financial turmoil.
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A rally in copper prices is expected to pick up pace as higher demand from China exacerbates supply shortages sparked by outages at large mines, Goldman Sachs said.
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Her commute from Brownsville to Manhattan, where she works for the city's Human Resources Administration, is exhausting, and caring for her daughters and a grandchild exacerbates the pressure.
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What exacerbates this harm is a theme that often came up in interviews: the isolation that LGBTQ youth experience, both in the church and in their local communities.
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The dried-out ground exacerbates the already-parched conditions caused by natural cyclical weather patterns and a staggering lack of rainfall in recent years, the Columbia researchers found.
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"The oil market has been the highest hit asset around from the trade war and this only exacerbates the situation," said John Kilduff Founding Partner of Again Capital.
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This exacerbates that toxic mix of politics, race and religion that has given the security services the job of having to trace an estimated 23,000 subjects of interest.
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The defeat of this resolution, even as a changing climate fuels wildfires, increases rainbursts in New England and exacerbates droughts in the West, should come as no surprise.
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Researchers from the Michigan State University found that helping a colleague complete their own tasks in the morning before your own exacerbates feelings of mental exhaustion and tiredness.
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For a growing number of teens, this pressure to perform, to brand themselves, turns into a habit that exacerbates, or may even create, a true mental health problem.
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In a Wednesday email, association vice president Melvin Thompson said "public policy that interferes with the minutiae of restaurant operations exacerbates the business challenges already facing city restaurants."
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That his portfolio specifically includes a range of sensitive foreign policy matters and that he lacks any kind of meaningful qualification to do the job greatly exacerbates it.
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But the outrage over Turner's short sentence certainly makes his case more public — and perhaps exacerbates the "collateral consequences" of a criminal record that ex-convicts typically face.
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A shortage of ventilators would be a dire situation in the face of any respiratory pandemic, but the drawn-out nature of Covid-19 illness exacerbates the problem.
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This exacerbates uncertainties about how such a policy would be enforced and "makes it clear that transgender service members are not welcome," the American Civil Liberties Union said.
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KERNEN: WHAT YOU DON'T SEE WITH CRAPPY POLICIES THAT LOCK THE FED IN AT ZERO IT EXACERBATES WEALTH, INCOME INEQUALITY AND THAT'S WHAT WE SAW PRIOR TO THIS.
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If anything, it exacerbates the costs of this problem, with families being ejected from the legal limbo of the slums to the lawlessness of living on the street.
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Arrest exacerbates fractured political landscape Odinga boycotted the country's disputed election last year, and swore himself in as the "people's president" at a ceremony in Nairobi on Tuesday.
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Continuing to encourage Saudi Arabia to respond strategically, rather than through punitive airstrikes and a blockade that exacerbates human suffering, is the essential prerequisite for any such path.
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Its latest effort -- the so-called Affordable Clean Energy Rule, announced last Tuesday -- only exacerbates the issue by continuing to dismantle regulations designed to protect communities of color.
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Read: Fish are disappearing because of climate change Climate change is increasing the amount of water vapor in the atmosphere, which in turn exacerbates flooding risks, Taalas said.
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The EU made a pact with Turkey to stem the number of refugees crossing to Europe — something that could be at risk if the economic crisis there exacerbates.
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Fourteen mapmakers from the corporation — all white, all men — create the Baltimore Residential Security Map a graded map (green is good, red is bad) that only exacerbates segregation.
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"Air pollution exacerbates inequality between the rich and poor in urban China," Matthew Kahn, a professor of economics at the University of Southern California, told CNN in an email.
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"The lack of visibility regarding the company's investment and comprehensive refinancing plans exacerbates (PDVSA's) probability of default or debt restructuring in the next 12 to 18 months," Moody's said.
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Doctors Without Borders provides care to refugees free of charge, but van den Bosch told me the lack of employment only exacerbates the challenges of treating non-communicable diseases.
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"Residents in Mali and Niger already know that the increasing scarcity of resources exacerbates the violence between pastoralists and agriculturalists," said ICRC president Peter Maurer after visiting the region.
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When his sister and his mother both have health crises, this exacerbates his sense that his life has spun out of control, that he's on an unstoppable downward spiral.
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"The administration can let the Russians try to blast their way out of it, but the Russians blasting their way out it exacerbates the migrant crisis," Mr. Tabler said.
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"The administration needs to scrap this anti-consumer policy that exacerbates problems with the failed Renewable Fuel Standard," said Frank Macchiarola, API's vice president of downstream and industry operations.
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The Pentagon recently declared climate change our country's No. 22019 national security threat — one that exacerbates threats abroad, causes extreme weather conditions and affects our air quality and health.
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"This fundamental shift in decades-old U.S. policy exacerbates tensions throughout the Arab and Muslim world, but we hope that protests can remain nonviolent," Carter said in a statement.
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Sophie rightfully points out that the best episodes of Black Mirror explore how technology exacerbates our worst instincts, but there's no great evidence of that happening in this episode.
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Stern believes this view exacerbates what she views as a "huge problem" with male victims disclosing any form of sexual abuse, whether it's by a male or female perpetrator.
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Based on the idea that feeling isolated in our pain exacerbates perceptions of inadequacy and insecurity, common humanity is an important part of avoiding negative cycles of self-pity.
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His hands on, heavy style does not lend itself to a lengthy bout, and his tendency to swing for a finish at the first sign of weakness exacerbates this.
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The archaic structure left in its wake discourages people from ever giving up their homes and exacerbates income inequality by forcing many into long-term rentals they can't afford.
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That promise was codified in the Democratic platform approved by Hillary Clinton's campaign, which says there will be no federal approval for any project that "significantly exacerbates" global warming.
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The leadership exacerbates the dire humanitarian situation in the isolated country, CARE said, along with global warming and frequent natural hazards, such as floods, rising temperatures or prolonged droughts.
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The move here is environmental justice, pointing out that racist and economically biased policies have put certain kinds of people in harm's way as climate change exacerbates environmental dangers.
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Lately, my America has felt too vast and fragmented, and fixating on regional curiosities like state-fair butter sculptures and St. Paul sandwiches only exacerbates this crisis of faith.
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"The department doesn't have horsepower to operate at prime capability, and the reported revocation of the delegation of authorities to other people only exacerbates the situation," Mr. Kennedy said.
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That's in addition to 20 to 25 films being shot, a number that has remained steady, but exacerbates the labor shortfall because they draw from the same talent pool.
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North Korea's placing of land mines on its side of the demilitarized zone with South Korea further exacerbates tensions and poses a "safety risk," the State Department said Tuesday.
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Yass founder and CEO Brian Tran envisions Yass as an inclusive and empowering workspace and denied to the paper that its presence "exacerbates" the problem of gentrification in the Mission.
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Released by the Congressional Budget Office late on Friday, it's a new finding that further exacerbates the Republican plan's tendency to reward wealthier Americans at the expense of the rest.
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Yet American students rank consistently below average than many of their counterparts in other countries, a dynamic that exacerbates the income gap and cries out for school reform, some argue.
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O&aposConnor and his Democratic allies have railed against the tax plan, casting it as a giveaway for the rich that exacerbates federal deficits and threatens Medicare and Social Security.
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The government has been working to change the perception that it will backstop any losses, which distorts the market and only exacerbates the problem, as underperforming firms are bailed out.
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Conversely, former on-the-go internet writer Julia fears she can't provide sound mothering to her new stepdaughter, an anxiety that Tessa identifies and subtly exacerbates until Julia comes undone.
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It forces mankind to rely on the state rather than inner resources, a condition that exacerbates isolation since the state is incapable of providing mankind with meaning greater than itself.
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The elaborate set, by Derek McLane, featuring a gleaming backdrop of wine bottles encased behind glass and caressed by light as if they were holy relics, paradoxically exacerbates the problem.
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The Senate's 2.5-day work week exacerbates this frustration, as it is essentially an in-kind contribution to Democrats who use the spare time to work on their Senate campaigns.
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But investors, analysts, and experts say there is pain to come in the cannabis space, as the broader market downturn exacerbates the underlying issues cannabis companies have faced for months.
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Fox came along, and Rush Limbaugh and so on, they made a model, which was maybe tapping into something legitimate, but it now exacerbates it by a factor of tens.
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But they're the ones we want to be asking if our goal is to finally build a policy architecture that neither ignores nor exacerbates the challenges posed by international trade.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio has spoken about the need to bridge "two cities," but he has not taken a hard look at how the child welfare system exacerbates the disparities.
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"The secretary told Russian Foreign Minister [Sergei] Lavrov that the United States and regional countries will not stand idly by as Russia exacerbates tensions in Venezuela," the State Department said.
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" Some academics and activists criticize the use of the terms "epidemic" and "disease" in describing obesity, arguing in part that such language exacerbates the already widespread phenomenon of "fat shaming.
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The growth of the independent vapor product market and the 2016 decision by the FDA to classify those products as "tobacco" exacerbates the need for immediate reform at the center.
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The fact that tech companies often employ contractors to review this audio also exacerbates people's concerns with having other people review snippets of the dialogue they say in their homes.
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But on another level, it exacerbates questions about campaign-era behavior by transmogrifying what an avowedly pro-Russian Trump administration might have seen as laudable meetings into sources of embarrassment.
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The reluctance to acknowledge the roots of what transpired exacerbates the problem, and attempts to reassure residents with the mantra "Please remain calm" stand in stark contrast to the horrors witnessed.
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Economists hope that Mr Moïse will encourage investment in rural areas, where more than half of Haitians work, and fight deforestation, which exacerbates the effects of hurricanes and other natural disasters.
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However, it is irresponsible of us to focus our civil rights efforts exclusively on the symptom of police brutality, and not the disease of socioeconomic inequality that infinitely exacerbates the problem.
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As a rule, she tends to regard the American political arena as an environment uniquely unwelcoming to Muslims, which only further exacerbates the challenges faced by those who identify as LGBTQ.
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Charleston, South Carolina Flooding exacerbates: Zika is "top of mind" for South Carolina, and the state is ahead of the game, said Department of Health and Environmental Control spokesman Robert Yanity.
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The new service comes as cities from New York to Amsterdam and Berlin work to limit short-term rentals, which critics say exacerbates housing shortages and drives out lower-income residents.
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But a lack of adequate organic matter in the soil exacerbates effects of the drought, calling for more irrigation and costly pest mitigation measures which negatively impact crop quality and yields.
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Hard water can react with cast iron and exacerbates the rusty factor, which creates that brown water that angry residents were holding up in jugs for the media cameras last week.
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The humanitarian organization Oxfam, which says tax avoidance exacerbates global poverty, called the watered-down rules "wastepaper" and said that the European Union had missed an opportunity to fight the problem.
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The exclusion of treatment from the list of permissible activities for disclosure prevents people with an SUD from benefiting from coordinated, integrated care and exacerbates the stigma often associated with SUDs.
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So it's fairly easy for a fast-moving, impatient city dweller to run into a snag that breaks that autopilot pace and exacerbates the latent stress many busy people may feel.
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The filling in of lakes "exacerbates the city's existing drainage problems, and appears to take place without full consideration of the environmental impacts," the World Bank said in a 2017 report.
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Listening through headphones, especially on the go around a city, it's tempting in moments like this to adjust the volume as needed, which exacerbates a flattening effect already inherent in recordings.
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The added likelihood of a global economic catastrophe — one that is forecasted to be worse than the 2008 Great Recession with an "unprecedented rise" in unemployment — only exacerbates society's existing fears.
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That perhaps exacerbates an already present generational divide in public radio, where a younger generation of practitioners is being increasingly drawn to the freedom offered by other audio formats like podcasting.
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Climate change exacerbates forced migration and displacement; you'd think someone who wanted strong borders and a restrictive immigration policy might look to fixing climate as a way to address those problems.
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That his father worked in Louisiana, the home of the infamous Angola maximum security prison (officially known as the Louisiana State Penitentiary), only exacerbates the psychological disconnect expressed in these works.
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This occupational segregation exacerbates the massive racial wealth gap in our country: $140,500 in wealth for the average white family compared to $85033,300 for Latinx families and $3,400 for black families.
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Democrats in Washington have criticized Trump for cutting aid to the region in apparent retaliation for the flows of migrants, which they say exacerbates the problems and spurs people to flee.
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The effort represents both the last and only chance for the industry to follow through on oft-repeated calls for an American renaissance — and it exacerbates efforts to cut greenhouse gas emissions.
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By early March, the Democrats' last four nominees — Al GoreAlbert (Al) Arnold GoreNew Hampshire only exacerbates Democratic Party agita What Trump got right Trump won Iowa's Democratic caucus chaos, so what's next?
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This week's tariffs hike "exacerbates the uncertainty in the global trading environment, further raises tensions between the US and China, negatively affects global sentiment and adds to risk aversion globally," said Taylor.
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Even when controlling for industry (including industries where women are the majority workforce), education, and age or experience (a longer time in the workforce actually exacerbates the difference), there are observable gaps.
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The departure of Barclays exacerbates the scarcity of counterparties for trade when producers are trying to hedge their production for 2018 and beyond, potentially raising the cost to lock in that output.
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This exacerbates Nakia's romantic obsession with T'Challa, but the feeling is not mutual, so she develops into the villain Malice, forming an alliance with Erik Killmonger to take down the Black Panther.
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Ironically, as Leonardo exacerbates the Army's pilot shortage, it is simultaneously bidding to replace the Air Force's aging T-85033 training aircraft with their Italian-made M346 aircraft; a paradox for sure.
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His organization Coeur d'Afrique (Heart of Africa) pays around 300 unemployed young people in the country's capital, Yaounde, to collect the plastic which blocks drains and exacerbates flooding during the rainy seasons.
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Both the reverend and Flowers agree it is not just race playing a factor in the lack of preparation and ability to access health care: Income inequality further exacerbates these communities' efforts.
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The vice president also said the situation in Venezuela is a matter of US national security because the crisis exacerbates human trafficking, international crime, and the export of drugs, weapons, and terrorism.
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The indefinite reality of five people crammed into a city apartment, all day, every day, continuously tests your ability to be the "grownup" — the one who assuages children's fears, not exacerbates them.
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Removing large amounts of sand erodes river beds and beaches, enlarges river mouths, destroys bio-diversity, and exacerbates groundwater shortages and flooding, while leading to the loss of livelihoods of coastal communities.
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But they can at least speak to the need for order and stability ("the good things"), honor it as legitimate, and perhaps ease some of the socioeconomic stress that exacerbates racial tensions.
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In such individuals, vegetable oils will be converted to the more pro-inflammatory arachidonic acid, increasing the risk for chronic inflammation that is implicated in the development of heart disease, and exacerbates cancer.
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This stratification exacerbates the wage gap between male and female full-time retail salespeople: Men in the role make nearly 50 percent more than women do ($2042,000 versus $26,000 in median annual earnings).
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The billionaire earlier this month blamed the Securities and Exchange Commission for failing to address the impact computerized trading has had on the broader market and how it exacerbates volatility during market swings.
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"We are disturbed by the ease in which foreign actors were able to manipulate your platform to advance anti-American sentiments that both exacerbates racial tension and ultimately threatens our democracy," they continued.
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Bob Lehrman, the chief speechwriter for former vice president Al GoreAlbert (Al) Arnold GoreNew Hampshire only exacerbates Democratic Party agita What Trump got right Trump won Iowa's Democratic caucus chaos, so what's next?
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But we do know that the oceans are unusually warm right now, which can fuel strong hurricanes, and sea levels are higher than in the past — which certainly exacerbates storm surges and flooding.
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In short, the shift of housing supply from long-term markets to short-term travel accommodations exacerbates a key economic problem facing many families while providing no real solution to any pressing problem.
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If eating alone exacerbates your negative thoughts and feelings, a food sharing initiative near you, or just reaching out to friends and working a few dinner plans into your social calendar might help.
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While there are certainly troublesome tenants on the list, housing advocates say its use by landlords exacerbates the affordable housing crisis in New York, putting apartments further out of reach for poor people.
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Children have been at particularly high risk because nearly half the children on the island are malnourished, which exacerbates measles, according to Dr. Dossou Vincent Sodjinou, an epidemiologist for the World Health Organization.
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The announcement exacerbates concerns about a shortage of oil at a time when Venezuela's production is in terminal decline and the market is grappling with short-term supply disruptions from Canada and Libya.
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If the crisis exacerbates as the week proceeds, the selloff could intensify as well, and the euro/dollar pair could break the key support levels at 1.1650 as the political calculus suddenly changes.
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"There's a clear correlation that the treatment of women can act as a warning sign for when society is slipping towards conflict, and that armed conflict exacerbates preexisting inequalities in society," Durham says.
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In the end, the dependence on alcohol ultimately exacerbates the high levels of physical and emotional trauma children are exposed to when growing up, thereby creating an ugly cycle of violence and addiction.
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An advanced but semi-functional alcoholism has her perpetually drunk or hung over, and only exacerbates her morose obsession with Brynn, the woman who absconded with first her and then her brother's hearts.
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That exacerbates the platform's already difficult task of acquiring and retaining customers: Competition is heightening in the online trading space, with many legacy players slashing fees to remain competitive with startups like Robinhood.
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City officials want to stop investors and property management companies from converting homes into de facto hotels en masse, which they say poses safety issues and exacerbates the city's already dire housing crisis.
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An increase in volatility prompts automatic selling by "risk-parity" funds, which target a constant level of volatility, as well as trend-chasing commodity trading advisers (CTA), and often exacerbates turbulence in prices.
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Nicole has accepted a part in a TV pilot shooting in Los Angeles, taking the boy with her -- creating a literal distance between the couple that exacerbates every aspect of the emotional one.
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According to Ghana ThinkTank, the Moroccan think tank, made up of a donkey-pulled cart that toured villages looking for participants, suggested that many US problems stem from architecture that exacerbates social isolation.
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They must consider whether his brand as an outsider -- with broad strokes politics that exacerbates grievances, has little time for dissenters and is anchored around his imposing, unpredictable personality -- can actually prosper in Washington.
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But the union sat out the 2016 caucus battle after supporting Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaNew Hampshire only exacerbates Democratic Party agita Sanders drags Democrats to the left; will it be 1972 all over again?
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But it's not an easy sell in the US due to the perception that it exacerbates congestion—it was actually far more prevalent a half-century ago, before cities began prioritizing cars over people.
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If San Francisco refuses to build more transit-oriented development and in the process exacerbates the climate change literally setting the Bay Area on fire, shouldn't the damn voters burn straight to the ground?
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As Sanger himself observes, Trump's "refusal to acknowledge Russia's pernicious role in the 2016 election, for fear it would undercut his political legitimacy, only exacerbates the problem of formulating a national strategy" on cybersecurity.
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"Millions of Americans have expressed fear and concern about how they will be treated by the Trump Administration and your appointment of Mr. Bannon only exacerbates and validates their concerns," 169 Democratic members wrote.
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Opponents and several of the cities that have banned law enforcement from using the technology have also said it exacerbates racial discrimination because of a tendency to be inaccurate, especially for people of color.
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Omega Advisors founder Leon Cooperman on Thursday blamed the Securities and Exchange Commission for failing to address the impact computerized trading has had on the broader market and how it exacerbates volatility during market swings.
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"What is clear, however, is that the reported escalation in fighting exacerbates the already dire humanitarian and human rights situation and the suffering of the Yemeni people," the spokesman, Farhan Haq, said in a statement.
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"Regulators are moving to a point now where credibility is an issue - whether they are jumping in too aggressively with contradictory messages - that in itself exacerbates the problem," —Follow CNBC International on Twitter and Facebook.
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The exclusion of women and underrepresented people of color limits the robustness of the national computing workforce, hampers future economic growth and competitiveness, impedes innovation, restricts access to high-opportunity jobs and exacerbates economic inequality.
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The torque required to hold the wheel on the plane while using the long torque wrench exacerbates the problem, causing the spanner wrench to roll off the nut when an abundance of force is applied.
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"Climate change creates new risks and exacerbates existing vulnerabilities in communities across the United States, presenting growing challenges to human health and safety, quality of life, and the rate of economic growth," says the report.
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The spread of COVID-19 also demonstrates the antiquated, inequitable, and overly strict legal and regulatory structure of the nation's addiction treatment system, a structure that exacerbates health risks and poses barriers to needed services.
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Location tracking allows us to address some of these concerns even as it exacerbates an age-old parenting tension: We want to keep our children safe, maintain a loving connection and, simultaneously, foster their independence.
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That exacerbates income inequality in the country, according to the Tax Policy Center, and as the wealthiest families see their incomes rise more than middle- or lower-income Americans, they are able to save more.
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Both Bonica and Carnes makes a pretty compelling case that a candidate pipeline privileging wealthy, elite lawyers and businessmen also privileges the friends and associates of wealthy, elite lawyers and businessmen, and thus exacerbates inequality.
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"It exacerbates preexisting and longstanding trends, rather than aiming to partially compensate for them," William Gale, co-director of the Tax Policy Center who served as a senior economist under President George H.W. Bush, said.
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Authors Raymond La Raja and Brian Schaffner cleverly leverage the widely differing set of campaign finance laws in the 50 American states to show that our current set of restrictive campaign finance laws exacerbates political polarization.
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He also exacerbates her frustration by selling Gendry to Melisandre, then deciding to send his ragtag army to harass some Lannister soldiers a bit north from where they're camping, which is the opposite direction from Riverrun.
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Our national policy discourse, so intensely focused on the precedence of digital content over metadata, only further exacerbates the imbalance in how private industry — from global corporations to small startups — treats these two types of data.
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Retaliating against Syria or Russia, which may have supported the chemical attack, could make things even worse, the "Mad Money" host said, adding that Trump's back-and-forth on the issue only exacerbates the current uncertainty.
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Part of this is due to Twombly's character and a recent, painful breakup, but Jonze makes it clear that technology exacerbates the problem — especially the gadget in his ear and its siren song of AI companionship.
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"I urge the Government of Brazil to act decisively to halt the invasion of indigenous territories and ensure the peaceful exercise of their collective rights to their land," she said, adding that deforestation exacerbates climate change.
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"Each passing day that DHS fails to act to reunite separated immigrant children with their parents unacceptably exacerbates trauma that this administration has needlessly caused for children and their families seeking humanitarian protection," the senators wrote.
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" He added, "[Blankenship's] refusal to accept responsibility for his criminal actions even now only exacerbates these grieving families' pain … I hope that Mr. Blankenship chooses to do the right thing and disappear from the public eye.
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To the Editor: To say that historic preservation exacerbates global warming by obstructing change for the better is a reductionist stance for a field that has fought to revitalize and defend our nation's most treasured sites.
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The Southeast Asian country has spent months battling fires, often caused by slash-and-burn farming practices, as an El Nino weather pattern exacerbates the annual dry season and helps create a haze across the region.
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People often dislike immigration because it exacerbates a sense that they have lost control over their lives—a sense that has grown stronger as globalisation has failed to spread its prosperity as fully as it should have.
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In numerous studies, Solomon and his team have found that being reminded of death brings out our cagey, defensive side, makes us more aggressive toward nature and non-human animals, and exacerbates existing mental disorders or fears.
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It's equally a story of her fight with a patriarchal medical establishment, which has officially recognized endometriosis only slowly and reluctantly, and of coming to understand first-hand that when women hurt, sexism often exacerbates their pain.
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The selection of real estate in San Francisco is tight — which exacerbates both a housing crisis and a homelessness crisis — and buyers with the means to purchase property often pay above the listing price, and in cash.
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But Horford also exacerbates what it likely the team's biggest issue, and the one most likely to gnaw at them against the opponent almost certain to stand in their way on the road to their desired destination.
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Milla's Coeur d'Afrique (Heart of Africa) is paying unemployed young people to collect the plastic which blocks drains and exacerbates flooding in Cameroon, with the waste then turned into slabs that can be used instead of concrete.
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But the grandstanding by both parties over disaster relief strains state and local resources, exacerbates already difficult planning by state and local governments — and, requires FEMA and DHS to engage in fiscal gymnastics to pay current bills.
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This makes our use of real estate less efficient and exacerbates an already very serious problem: the high cost of housing for lower-income households in many metropolitan areas, already driven to ridiculous levels by zoning restrictions.
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As bad as the policies Republicans are pursuing would be for middle-class Americans, their inability to pass them and actually govern the country — despite unified control — only exacerbates their vulnerability and opens the door for Democrats.
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While the heating climate itself doesn't cause fires, it exacerbates them — just as climate change unquestionably amplifies the rapid melting of Greenland's vast ice sheet and loads the atmosphere with more water vapor, creating extreme flooding events.
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"In addition, investigators determined that the loading temperature of the helium was cold enough to create solid oxygen (SOX), which exacerbates the possibility of oxygen becoming trapped as well as the likelihood of friction ignition," said SpaceX.
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Our national policy discourse, so intensely focused on the precedence of digital content over metadata, only further exacerbates the misbalance in how the private industry – from global corporations to small start-ups –treat these two types of data.
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That's part of why reports about Kushner's and Trump's taxes are important — they exemplify a broader systemic setup that exacerbates wealth inequality in the US. And the GOP tax bill didn't fix the problem, it made it worse.
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" The audience's belief in social media as the most direct route to a star exacerbates "the expectation that everyone will tell everything," said Daniel Herwitz, a professor at the University of Michigan who wrote "The Star as Icon.
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The time ride-hailing vehicles spend empty (traveling 2.8 miles for every mile in service) only exacerbates the role they have played in slowing city traffic, by up to 20% in New York and 51% in San Francisco.
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Fannie Mae in late 2017 put out a call for possible solutions to the national affordable housing shortage and the ways in which the problem exacerbates and is influenced by a lack of economic opportunities in some communities.
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"Mylan's gross mismanagement of its EpiPen pricing strategy exacerbates the company's protracted history of weak board oversight," Stringer said in a letter to Douglas Leech, a Mylan board member who is chairman of its nominating and governance committee.
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Although it may feel more comfortable to turn off the TV, to retreat to our safe havens of like-minded friends, to simply pretend the inauguration isn't happening, this exacerbates the tribalism that was heightened by this election.
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The proliferation of drone technology to these organizations only exacerbates that threat, especially as the technology in small commercial drones weighing under 55 pounds is moving at light speed, and the ranges of these system are rapidly expanding.
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Scientists anticipate a near- and medium-term future in which climate change drives large population movements, either directly as people abandon areas rendered inhospitable by rising temperatures or extreme weather events, or indirectly as climate change exacerbates violence.
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The practice ensures that representatives are returned time and again based on mobilizing the party faithful, without having to appeal more broadly to constituents across the aisle, which in turn exacerbates the bitter partisanship that plagues American politics.
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"This poor versus rich differential propensity to invest in self protection means that air pollution exposure exacerbates quality of life inequality in Chinese cities because the poor are exposed to more risk," Kahn and the paper's other authors write.
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The prevailing image of the thin runner, gym bunny, athlete, only reinforces all the stereotypes which say that thin is healthy, fat is not, and exacerbates the likelihood that fat people are dissuaded from participating in health-enhancing activities.
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McCain mounted another comeback eight years later, while those independent-minded New Englanders decided to make Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaNew Hampshire only exacerbates Democratic Party agita Sanders drags Democrats to the left; will it be 85033 all over again?
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Having been Europe's engine of growth for years, Germany is now the biggest drag on the bloc, threatening to derail the euro zone's long and protracted recovery from years of crisis as a global trade war exacerbates its troubles.
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The demonization of the police exacerbates the mistrust between law enforcement and blacks living in high-crime neighborhoods who are left vulnerable and abandoned in a state of lawlessness in part because of this baseless, irresponsible narrative against police.
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Having been Europe's engine of growth for years, Germany is now the biggest drag on the bloc, threatening to derail the euro zone's long and protracted recovery from years of crisis as a global trade war exacerbates its troubles.
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The feeling that there is something wrong with us for even asking questions about the nature of consciousness, the infinite, and the strangeness of living in a body only exacerbates the innate anxiety we feel when confronting these concepts.
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The important stats on the people entering their golden years: For folks over 50, the risks steadily grow, both due to their age and because they are more likely to have a preexisting medical condition that exacerbates their risk.
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Reverend William Barber II, a board member of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People and a leader of the Poor People's Campaign, says the magnitude of the pandemic only exacerbates the fissures of equality in society.
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Making matters worse is Gene's refusal to allow any of the injured and wounded (himself included) to seek medical attention beyond his wife's tinctures — "God's pharmacy" — a refusal that also greatly exacerbates the effects of two terrible car accidents.
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If there is one lesson from the 20th century worth learning, it is that an exclusive focus on the defense of liberal fundamentals against a supposed totalitarian peril often exacerbates the social and international conflicts it seeks to resolve.
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Because we've already seen how communities in California living in high and very high fire hazard severity zones can be caught off guard and suffer horrendous effects when climate change exacerbates the weather conditions that create a monster fire.
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"But Trump's overweening self-confidence, his carelessness with language, and his suspicion of government professionals — another facet of his fear of 'the deep state' — exacerbates public anxiety and contributes to the chaotic national response to this crisis," he writes.
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A South Carolina-based environmental advocacy group said the shipment "only exacerbates the plutonium storage and disposition problems at" the department's Savannah River Site, a 310-square mile (500 square kilometers) area bordered by the Savannah River and Georgia.
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As Albright recently warned: YouTube "exacerbates all of the other problems [of disinformation], because it allows content creators to monetize potentially harmful material while benefiting from the visibility provided by what's arguably the best recommendation system in the world."
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A report released last year by the International Human Rights Program at the University of Toronto found this practice creates and exacerbates mental health issues among detainees, and is a blatant violation of Canada's obligations under international human rights law.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Successive annual cuts in mining exploration budgets are expected to add impetus to a metal price revival in the coming years, as a lack of investment exacerbates deteriorating ore quality for key metals such as copper, zinc and nickel.
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Pollsters were predicting turnout akin to the 28500 caucus, which featured 6900,2628 caucusers energized to vote for Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaNew Hampshire only exacerbates Democratic Party agita Sanders drags Democrats to the left; will it be 28503 all over again?
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"One of the new themes in markets is that (quantitative easing) has damaged the banks and that therefore it exacerbates the risk-off environment," said Steve Englander, managing director and global head of G10 FX strategy at Citigroup in New York.
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But what's doubly disappointing -- as we head into the crucial presidential debates -- is that this lack of intellectual depth is enabled not only by the candidates, but also by the topics they gravitate to, which the media frenzy then exacerbates.
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The flurry of activity represents the nadir of a decade-long struggle by Puerto Rico, home to 3.5 million Americans, to stave off economic collapse, reverse a 45 percent poverty rate and stem rampant emigration that exacerbates the economy's decline.
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The privacy of being in our own car grants us a certain type of anonymity which also exacerbates the actions we take when we're angry—specifically, the profanities that tend to spill out of our mouths in a traffic jam.
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The discovery, which followed a tipoff police said, exacerbates an already tense atmosphere in the region, which is bearing the brunt of Europe's migrant crisis and where rival Balkan countries routinely swop allegations of interference in each other's domestic affairs.
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Republicans argue Medicaid is already strapped for resources, and that expanding it to "able-bodied" adults only exacerbates the problem, while Democrats say expansion is a way to provide health coverage to the millions of low-income adults who are uninsured.
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Regarding fiscal policy, I proposed to this board that a re-engineering program for the government would tackle inefficiencies while producing savings, but the board prefers austerity although this just exacerbates inefficiencies by maintaining the same processes with fewer workers.
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"They're looking for long-term trends, and less the short-term, where when a stock is down ten percent, the reaction is to sell and get out before other people get out, which exacerbates them both," says Mak, adding a caveat.
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And if Trump is wrong, then this step only exacerbates his vulnerability to an obstruction charge built on other facts, such as whatever complete story will emerge about his firing of James Comey and his bullying of the attorney general.
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Yet staying mum about work can compromise their care in other ways: If you can't tell your therapist about the struggles you're dealing with on the job, or how sex work stigma exacerbates your stress, your therapy might feel somewhat superficial.
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Robin shows how Thomas's jurisprudence — curtailing voting rights and limiting regulatory powers — both assumes a political futility and exacerbates it, discouraging African-Americans from participating in the political realm and pushing them to focus their energies in the economic one.
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A key gauge of the market's long-term expectations for inflation in the euro zone fell on Friday to its lowest level in more than two years, extending its downward push as weak data exacerbates concerns about economic growth and inflation.
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" Or as William Gale, co-director of the Tax Policy Center who served as a senior economist under President George H.W. Bush, put it succinctly then: "It exacerbates preexisting and longstanding trends, rather than aiming to partially compensate for them.
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"I started working for organized medicine when Jimmy CarterJimmy CarterNew Hampshire only exacerbates Democratic Party agita Doctors group breaks from health care industry with support for 'Medicare for All' This will be a wild weekend in New Hampshire MORE was president," he said.
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The fetishization of work and the increasingly long work week, self-help individualism and the power of positive thinking, the inspirational entrepreneurial success story, the nightmarish system that underlies and exacerbates these horrors — More Songs About Buildings and Food predicted it all.
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The think tank was also critical of the service's complete dependence on a limited number of shipyards, which are having trouble meeting maintenance demands, forcing the Navy to basically sail the bottoms off the remaining deployable ships, which only exacerbates the problem.
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Today they confront grief over the remaining missing, a lack of mental health services for those returning after the trauma of enslavement, mass displacement as homes remain out of reach, and a shortage of economic opportunities which exacerbates all the other ills.
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Some worry that the agreements do not address the central challenges facing African economies, namely that it focuses too much on primary products and exacerbates tensions between African countries at a time when regional economic integration is on the continent key for growth.
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For this reason mass immigration, the technocratic solution to the economic problems created by post-familialism — fewer workers supporting more retirees — is a double-edged sword: It replaces the missing workers but exacerbates intergenerational alienation, because it heightens anxieties about inheritance and loss.
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"[E]very new settlement announced in Israel, every rocket shot over a border or suicide bomber on a bus, and every retaliatory military strike exacerbates the problem and provides a setback here in Europe for those fighting hatred and bigotry," he said.
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"They also are living in filthy conditions and often without adequate access to soap, other hygiene products, other cleaning supplies, and that exacerbates the likelihood of the spread of a contagious illness," said Maria Morris, a staff attorney with ACLU's National Prison Project.
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The fact that a beautiful young woman died only exacerbates an already untenable situation and makes the deranged coward that killed her that much more heinous, ignorant and devoid of humanity, but it still doesn't excuse anyone else from participating in any violence.
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These bills employ a sinister disablism that exacerbates the idea of the "justified abortion," exploiting the 50 percent of Americans who support restricting abortion "under certain circumstances," even while 29 percent unequivocally support abortion access and 20133 percent overall support Roe v. Wade.
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"A lot of women in prison have suffered trauma, and being in prison often just exacerbates that experience of trauma, whereas diversion into other services enables women to tackle [their] problems," says Kate Paradine, the chief executive of the organization Women in Prison.
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"Together with a growing body of evidence suggesting that increased knowledge and expertise in a topic area exacerbates rather than ameliorates political bias, the prognosis for eradicating partisan bias with harder data and better education does not seem particularly rosy," the meta-studies authors conclude.
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Yes, it exacerbates and reproduces inequalities, so that one thing that's happened is that because the rich can afford to educate their children in a way nobody else can, when it comes time to evaluate people on the merits, rich kids just do better.
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If you're satisfied by what you see, and if Apple is correct and this isn't an issue that exacerbates over the course of normal usage — it's still a little early to make that call, I think — you'll have a pretty superb tablet in your hands.
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The former are tending to grow wider, as tension between Iran and Saudi Arabia exacerbates the sectarian chasm in every other place where different forms of Islam coincide, from the civil-war zones of Syria and Yemen to the streets of Beirut and Islamabad.
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"What is the strategy for Yemen, where American weapons are used for massive city bombardments, which cause civilian deaths and exacerbates a humanitarian catastrophe?" the statement added, referring to the conflict in Yemen where U.S. allies in the Gulf are bombing a desperately poor population.
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Some academics even argue that the very thing that gives Vegas's unionized matriarchy its strength — an industry dominated by women — also exacerbates the wage gap nationwide, since jobs like server and cleaning staff tend to be low-paying and have little to no mobility.
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Ferguson discusses the nature of social networks leading to "self-segregation" in a manner that "inflames our differences" and "exacerbates our natural divisions," and how modern algorithms have exaggerated and sped up that process in a way that seemingly bears scant resemblance to the past.
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Cultlike worship of the star architect only exacerbates this condition, and there are plenty of those who work for these so-called star architects, willing to sacrifice their time and integrity because they have been conditioned to believe that this mode of production is normal.
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The ultimate aim — and the thing voters should demand in the next election — is to ease the flood of misdemeanor arrests and convictions that quietly derails millions of people's lives every year and that exacerbates some of the worst injustices of our criminal system.
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Strader has done a series of analyses and visualizations with Walker S. Ashley, a geographer and atmospheric scientist at Northern Illinois University, showing vividly how development, over time, creates an "expanding bull's-eye effect " that exacerbates losses even if a storm's parameters are not changed.
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Immigrant advocates, lawyers and civil rights groups have raised concerns that the portable technology exacerbates the privacy violations already posed by invasive biometric collection, increases the surveillance of vulnerable individuals and links a wide range of documented and undocumented civilians to the FBI's massively expanding identification database.
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" "He's right, I'm not, and neither is he," Pete Buttigieg tells @jaketapper when asked to respond to Joe Biden's comment that "this guy's not Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaNew Hampshire only exacerbates Democratic Party agita Sanders drags Democrats to the left; will it be 1972 all over again?
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As climate change exacerbates extreme weather and other problems including sea-level rise, Trump will have an obligation to protect U.S. citizens, activists say, and could miss key opportunities to create the millions of new jobs he has promised, if the country backs off renewable energy expansion.
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BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - Argentine soccer club River Plate opened the doors of its Monumental stadium on Wednesday to give shelter to people living on the streets, as temperatures fell during the Southern Hemisphere winter and a biting economic recession exacerbates poverty in the South American country.
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On WhatsApp, the most toxic aspects of fake news multiply: The platform exacerbates pockets of powerful echo chambers in a political environment already deeply polarized and makes tracking the reach and origins of disinformation particularly difficult for researchers, journalists, and, in Brazil's case, the federal police.
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"If that was the only factor at play, then I would say that the U.S. move to engage with the Taliban again, as we did a number of times, would be another U.S. government misstep that exacerbates violence and enhances the Taliban's hopes for a military victory."
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In effect, organized crime undermines democracy; weakens the rule of law; facilitates corruption; increases social injustice; produces direct and indirect costs on the economy; exacerbates a sub-culture that rewards illegality; degrades the political system; affects national sovereignty; and reduces state autonomy on the international front.
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And many cities that have thrived in the technological revolution are already preparing their students to take over the next generation of jobs — which, at the same time, exacerbates the skills gap between successful urban areas and rural parts of the country that have been left behind.
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Unlike several of those laws, the senators' bill includes a carveout for "exigent circumstances" where a court order would not be needed to use the technology, which critics argue expands unwarranted surveillance and exacerbates racial discrimination because of a tendency to be inaccurate, especially for people of color.
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But while Diwali is seen as a celebration of light and rebirth, it has also been a cause for concern in recent years, as air pollution from lamps and fireworks lit as part of the celebrations exacerbates already poor air quality in some of the country's major cities.
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Were Sears to liquidate its assets, it would become one of the most high-profile victims in the wave of bankruptcies that has swept the retail sector in the last few years, as the explosion in online shopping exacerbates the fierce price competition facing brick-and-mortar stores.
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The hope might be to think back to 1976 when Jimmy CarterJimmy CarterNew Hampshire only exacerbates Democratic Party agita Doctors group breaks from health care industry with support for 'Medicare for All' This will be a wild weekend in New Hampshire MORE was so suspect that a "Stop Carter" movement sprang up in the spring or 1992 when Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonCNN anchor rips Trump over Stone while evoking Clinton-Lynch tarmac meeting Collins spokesperson: Impeachment vote had nothing to do with hoping Trump 'would learn a lesson' New Hampshire only exacerbates Democratic Party agita MORE was running third in a spring survey behind President George H.W. Bush and independent Ross Perot.
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The problems of AI are legion: YouTube's algorithms have been criticized for harming children by introducing them to hugely inappropriate content, Facebook's content-moderating AI exacerbates fake news, while Google employees staged a series of public protests after a Gizmodo report uncovered its AI was being used by the US military.
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"A lower share price begets a lower share price … For a company widely expected to continue to fund its strategy through external capital raises, a fall in the share price can take on a self-fulfilling nature that further exacerbates the volatility of the share price," analyst Adam Jonas wrote.
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" ---- Plus-size mannequins reveal our warped perception of 'normal' By Holly Thomas "The prevailing image of the thin runner, gym bunny, athlete, only reinforces all the stereotypes which say that thin is healthy, fat is not, and exacerbates the likelihood that fat people are dissuaded from participating in health-enhancing activities.
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Fifty-eight senators from both parties opposed the nuclear agreement in its final form; only a Democratic minority of 42 senators approved the deal negotiated by then-Secretary of State John KerryJohn Forbes KerryNew Hampshire only exacerbates Democratic Party agita If Trump renegotiates Iran's nuclear deal, should it be a treaty this time?
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Walsh, a conservative talk radio host whose career has been speckled with controversy, was first elected to the House in 2010 when Republicans, united in opposition to then-President Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaNew Hampshire only exacerbates Democratic Party agita Sanders drags Democrats to the left; will it be 1972 all over again?
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Written by Nigel Williams ("Elizabeth I") and directed by Philip Martin, "Catherine the Great" revels in the barbarism of the time and still has something to say beyond it, given the way that Catherine's gender exacerbates her situation, including rumors that abound about her sexual exploits, used in an effort to undermine her.
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"It is erroneous and profoundly irresponsible to suggest that up to three million undocumented immigrants living in America are dangerous criminals, and threatening to immediately deport them only exacerbates the unprecedented angst and anger currently dividing our American community," California Senate President pro tempore Kevin de Leon (D) said in a statement.
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This particular video has recently been circulating on the internet, newly labeled a recording of the fires ravaging the Amazon rainforest: Tens of thousands of fires have burned so far this year to make way for farmers, a two-pronged ecological catastrophe that is eroding irreplaceable ecosystems even as it exacerbates climate change.
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Research published last year by the International Rescue Committee and the Overseas Development Institute found that four out of five fragile and conflict-affected states are off-track to meet the SDGs by 2030, as violence and instability have undermined economic development, health outcomes, gender equality, and climate change exacerbates resource stress.
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"The decline in the lira is multifaceted, caused not only by a weak external position in terms of current account deficit and inadequate currency reserves, but also the challenging political environment which exacerbates the vulnerabilities in the lira," Kerry Craig, global market strategist at J.P. Morgan Asset Management, wrote in a recent note.
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Republicans lost their minds when Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonCNN anchor rips Trump over Stone while evoking Clinton-Lynch tarmac meeting Collins spokesperson: Impeachment vote had nothing to do with hoping Trump 'would learn a lesson' New Hampshire only exacerbates Democratic Party agita MORE, former president Bill Clinton, met with the AG, Loretta Lynch.
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With the iPhone X going away — as has been rumored — the logical choice for its successor seems like 11 (or XI), but that sounds a little weird and it also exacerbates the problem of the "lower-end" model sounding less advanced, assuming Apple goes with the logical choice of "iPhone 9" for that one.
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Here's what he wrote today in response to the announcement:Here at the auto show I'm seeing great innovations in automotive engineering, but if we don't do something different, drivers in the future will not be zipping down our highways, but struggling in traffic congestion and clogging our skies with the greenhouse gas emissions congestion exacerbates.
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And they find that the most simplistic forms of program cuts that involve raising the age at which you can first claim benefits exacerbates the situation: The researchers also simulate the effect of a couple of proposals that aim to specifically target benefit cuts at more affluent retirees — and find, not surprisingly, that this works.
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"While our public lands afford many Americans with an opportunity to embrace the health benefits connected to the outdoors during the unprecedented challenges from the Covid-19 pandemic, Yellowstone's current approach to visitation is promoting unnecessary travel that both undermines our efforts to reduce exposures and exacerbates risks for all Montanans," Mr. Bullock wrote.
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His press release announcing the bill instead emphasizes the negative ramifications of factory farming on humans: the environmental damage it causes through toxic waste pollution (basically, animal shit spewing into the atmosphere where people can breath it), the ways it exacerbates climate change, and the harm it causes to workers and independent farm contractors.
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The "not who we are" crowd is usually short on details to back up their claims, relying instead on platitudes and quotations from famous liberals, such as "yes we can" from the presidential campaign of Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaNew Hampshire only exacerbates Democratic Party agita Sanders drags Democrats to the left; will it be 1972 all over again?
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In the next primary, I decided one morning to travel with candidate Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonCNN anchor rips Trump over Stone while evoking Clinton-Lynch tarmac meeting Collins spokesperson: Impeachment vote had nothing to do with hoping Trump 'would learn a lesson' New Hampshire only exacerbates Democratic Party agita MORE to Claremont, more than the usual hour's drive.
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"Retaining the AMT in reform is even more harmful than it is in its present form — among other things, it eviscerates the impact of certain pro-growth policies like the R&D tax credit and exacerbates the international anti-abuse rules," Caroline Harris, chief tax counsel for the powerful U.S. Chamber of Commerce, wrote on Monday.
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To the Editor: Re "The Truth About 'Trump Country,'" by Sarah Smarsh (Op-Ed, July 20): People's use of the convenient "Trump country" label to describe the states that voted for the president not only lacks nuance, but is also a subliminal tool of differentiation and condescension that only exacerbates the growing urban and rural divide that plagues America.
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AND WHAT YOU SAY IS KIND OF THE BRIGHT SIDE OF THE PICTURE, BUT THE DARK SIDE IS THAT MANY OF THOSE COUNTRIES ALSO BUY OUR PAPER SO THAT THEY CAN UNDERVALUE THEIR CURRENCY, WHICH IN TURN ALLOWS THEM TO SELL US EXPORTS CHEAPER, MAKES IT HARDER FOR US TO SELL EXPORTS TO THEM AND EXACERBATES OUR TRADE DEFICIT.
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"Whether or not a patient's clinic closed in response to HB2, [our findings] tell us that when clinics close, the distance to the nearest clinic increases, and it exacerbates the constraints people feel when they can't access clinic care," said Liza Fuentes, a senior research scientist at Guttmacher Institute, and one of the lead authors of the BMC paper.
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One thing I like to do, as a sort of — because it does create, or exacerbates, distrust in the media, what he does — is that when there is a report that he says at the time is fake news and then turns out to be 220 percent accurate, I do like to point that out, to remind people.
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"While the intent of rent control laws is to assist lower-income populations, history has shown that rent control exacerbates shortages, makes it harder for apartment owners to make upgrades and disproportionally benefits higher-income households," Doug Bibby, president of the National Multifamily Housing Council, which represents the apartment industry, said in a statement Tuesday about the Oregon bill.
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In Nevada, two powerful forces are former Senate Majority Leader Harry ReidHarry Mason ReidNew Hampshire only exacerbates Democratic Party agita Harry Reid on caucus confusion: 'Iowa has forfeited its chance to be number one' Tensions between McConnell and Schumer run high as trial gains momentum MORE, still hugely influential despite battling cancer, and the Culinary Workers, representing about 60,000 workers in the casinos.
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Former Senate Majority Leader Harry ReidHarry Mason ReidNew Hampshire only exacerbates Democratic Party agita Harry Reid on caucus confusion: 'Iowa has forfeited its chance to be number one' Tensions between McConnell and Schumer run high as trial gains momentum MORE (D-Nev.) said Nevada should replace Iowa as the nation's first caucuses after Iowa's "debacle" last week, in an exclusive interview with Vice.
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" Honda went on to say the plan, which would include revoking California's authority to set its own greenhouse gas standards for cars, "invites litigation and regulatory uncertainty, stalls long-term strategic industry planning, puts at risk American global competitiveness, exacerbates climate-related environmental impacts, and slows industry readiness for a widely acknowledged -- but extremely difficult to implement -- transition to vehicle electrification.
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We all know golf courses are a breeding ground for male bravado—problems the gratuity system only exacerbates—but after four years as a "cart tart," (a term I'd like to take back, by the way), I feel it's my civic duty to reflect on some of my strangest, most problematic encounters, if only to show golfers how they might better their sport.
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"Retaining the AMT in reform is even more harmful than it is in its present form — among other things, it eviscerates the impact of certain pro-growth policies like the [research and development] tax credit and exacerbates the international anti-abuse rules," Caroline Harris, vice president of tax policy at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, said in a blog post Monday.
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He's trying to establish a careful routine that will allow him to excise the hallucinations of his father he keeps having, hallucinations that want nothing more than to push him back toward hacking, the very thing that exacerbates his dissociative identity disorder by urging him to give in to the warped version of his father he carries in his head.
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In the latest episode of the Masters of Scale podcast, Ellevest CEO Sallie Krawcheck talks about the cost this disparity in financing has on women's lives: Why it matters: With women earning only 50% of what men earn, the "gender investing gap," as Krawcheck calls it, further exacerbates the wealth divide among genders, making it even harder for women to make independent financial decisions.
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But Trump has promised an economic agenda that will increase the ranks of the uninsured by tens of millions, that will eliminate crucial safety net programs for low- and moderate-income Americans, that could start a trade war that drives up prices and devastates the economy, and that will put in place a tax code that exacerbates inequality and leaves many families with children worse off.
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And they find that the most simplistic forms of program cuts that involve raising the age at which you can first claim benefits exacerbates the situation: Benefit cuts generally hit the rich harder than the poor The researchers also simulate the effect of a couple of proposals that aim to specifically target benefit cuts at more affluent retirees — and find, not surprisingly, that this works.
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The Sanders left wing won't have veto power, but Biden might not want to tap someone who exacerbates tensions — that might apply to Minnesota Senator and unsuccessful presidential aspirant Amy KlobucharAmy KlobucharDemocratic senators ask IRS to extend tax filing deadline amid coronavirus outbreak Biden now has a route to the Oval Office — if he navigates the challenges Sanders's path narrows as losses mount MORE.
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In the past, prosecutors have had a tendency "to bring cases that are easy to prove, against the sorts of defendants who jurors are likely to convict, which only exacerbates issues of racial injustice in the criminal justice system and issues of income inequality," Michelle Madden Dempsey, a former prosecutor and law professor at Villanova University, told Vox in an interview before Weinstein was convicted.
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Former President Jimmy Carter said Thursday that President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's decision to recognize Jerusalem as Israel's capital "exacerbates tensions" and "jeopardizes any prospect for peace" in the Middle East.
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But a tax agenda focused on corporate rate cuts, special tax breaks for businesses owners, estate tax repeal, and a reduction in the top marginal rate can't help but make the rich richer — and a new breed of economic research, spurred by Thomas Piketty's work but now joined by many collaborators, challenges the premises of the tax cutting drive, arguing that this kind of policymaking exacerbates pretax inequality while doing nothing for economic growth.
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IFA responded to a multibillion-dollar emergency aid package President TrumpDonald John TrumpNorth Korea asking for aid, while denying any coronavirus cases: report Iranian official maintains Tehran has 'no knowledge' of American hostage's whereabouts Unemployment claims surge to 85033 million as coronavirus devastates economy MORE signed into law Wednesday night, saying its paid leave mandate and refundable tax credit "exacerbates" the problem for small businesses who already have a significant and immediate cash flow crisis.
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The notion that the media exacerbates the problem of mass shootings and inspires copycats isn't just coming from right-wing gun advocates: Research presented at the American Psychological Association's annual convention two years ago by Western New Mexico University correlated the three-fold increase in mass shootings between 2000 to 2016 to what they call a "media contagion effect;" where a mass shooting is covered widely and extensively, with a lot of attention paid to the shooter.
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Raymond La Raja and Brian Schaffner, political scientists at the University of Massachusetts and Tufts, in their 2015 book, "Campaign Finance and Political Polarization: When Purists Prevail," argue that legislative inaction inherently benefits the affluent and hurts the less advantaged: "A strong case has been made that policy gridlock exacerbates wealth inequality through a basic failure to adjust policies to new economic and demographic realities," they write, like globalization and automation, which have disproportionately penalized unskilled and semiskilled labor.
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If we have this policy, and we can either do it one way, which exacerbates and augments the childhood adversity, or we can do it in another way, which enhances and maximizes buffering and reduces the dose of adversity — the idea that we would choose to do it in a way that increases the stress and the trauma, and therefore increases the physical and psychological harm to the child, feels like it flies in the face of the science and the research.
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On the Democratic side, President Jimmy CarterJimmy CarterNew Hampshire only exacerbates Democratic Party agita Doctors group breaks from health care industry with support for 'Medicare for All' This will be a wild weekend in New Hampshire MORE clobbered Ted Kennedy; I remember that last weekend when my dear friend and Wall Street Journal publisher, Peter Kann came up — it beats the corporate board room — and riding in the car, Kennedy winked as he told Peter it was necessary to raise taxes on the rich.
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Amy KlobucharAmy Jean KlobucharBiden assures supporters the primary is still 'wide open' in lengthy phone call: report Limbaugh on Buttigieg: 'America's still not ready to elect a gay guy kissing his husband on the debate stage' CNN announces Democratic town halls in Nevada MORE (D-Minn.) is hoping for a Bill ClintonWilliam (Bill) Jefferson ClintonCNN anchor rips Trump over Stone while evoking Clinton-Lynch tarmac meeting Collins spokesperson: Impeachment vote had nothing to do with hoping Trump 'would learn a lesson' New Hampshire only exacerbates Democratic Party agita MORE-style "comeback kid" moment in New Hampshire tonight.
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Nothing exacerbates the political friction between liberals and conservatives like a presidential election, and this year's campaign between Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE and Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE is turning more contentious by the day.
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