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Recent studies have also linked drinking diet soda with making worse health decisions overall in regards to food.
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Cost No. 1: Responding to flooding, heat waves and other extreme weather that climate change is often making worse.
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Republicans know this makes them politically vulnerable — and are trying to blame Obamacare for a problem they're making worse.
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Our leaders would have us tax and inconvenience ourselves to the extreme to solve a problem that China is making worse.
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NEW: Philadelphia Police Commissioner Richard Ross: "I fully acknowledge that I played a significant role in making worse" incident surrounding Starbucks arrest.
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Were Mr. Trump truly interested in securing the border, and easing the suffering his policies are making worse, there are immediate steps he could take.
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Seattle, where Amazon is based, has seen housing prices and homelessness skyrocket in recent years—problems the company certainly didn't cause, but which it's certainly making worse.
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Pethokoukis also said past societal changes that have benefited the United States are no longer as strong, hampering growth that a gridlocked Washington is only making worse.
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South Africa has seen growth stagnate in the decade since the world's financial crisis, with policy missteps under former President Jacob Zuma making worse global conditions marked by a plunge in commodity prices and a rise in the cost of capital.
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Senator Bernie Sanders: The Trans-Pacific Trade (TPP) Agreement must be defeated B. Sanders, Speech In September 2016, Sanders was one of twelve senators to sign a letter to President Obama asserting that the passage of the Trans-Pacific Partnership "in its current form will perpetuate a trade policy that advantages corporations at the expense of American workers" and there would be an "erosion of U.S. manufacturing and middle class jobs, and accelerate the corporate race to the bottom" if provisions were not fixed. Sanders opposed the Panama Free Trade Agreement, which he characterized as making worse the tax evasion exposed in leaked Panama Papers. In May 2011, Sanders was one of seventeen senators to sign a letter to Commodity Futures Trading Commission Chairman Gary Gensler requesting a regulatory crackdown on what they described as speculative Wall Street trading in oil contracts, asserting that they had entered "a time of economic emergency for many American families" while noting that the average retail price of regular grade gasoline was $3.95 nationwide. The senators requested that the CFTC adopt speculation limits in regard to markets where contracts for future delivery of oil are traded.
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