Virginia was to use compounded midazolam and compounded potassium chloride, as well as the paralytic drug, rocuronium bromide.
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Early — and consistent — investors compounded their gains further.
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But we compounded the problem with insufficient support for consumers.
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The rumors were compounded by early airings of the show.
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This is compounded by the isolation inherent in smartphone technology.
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The physical changes treatment brought only compounded its emotional toll.
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Meanwhile, the Zika outbreak has compounded the health crisis exponentially.
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This is compounded by a school system that perpetuates division.
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That's been compounded by the rise in health insurance premiums.
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Loading delays at ports have also compounded Venezuela's exports problems.
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That problem is compounded by climate change and ocean warming.
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That's a situation compounded by many of the president's utterances.
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The deaths of Zachary and Amon have compounded their grief.
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The situation in the camp is compounded by other challenges.
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A series of issues since then has compounded those fears.
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The division over Tebow was compounded by his outspoken Christianity.
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In doing so, however, he had compounded his previous mistake.
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These concerns were compounded by Trump's disclosure to the Russians.
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Finding out their childhood home was gone compounded their loss.
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Puerto Rico's dire circumstances are compounded by the commonwealth's bankruptcy.
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The effect is compounded when he incessantly repeats those words.
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After the item sold out in August, the madness compounded.
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Sanders compounded that mistake by canceling a rally in Mississippi.
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The ambiguous legal landscape has compounded the sense of helplessness.
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The impression is compounded by the troupe's unfussy acting style.
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I compounded the error on Twitter, which I quickly corrected.
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" This was, however, compounded by what he calls "grievous missteps.
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Both families lost their homes after unemployment compounded the problem.
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That may be compounded as Uber's rivals become more aggressive.
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These woes have been compounded by poor harvests within Turkmenistan.
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Krongauz faced the same obstacle, compounded by complications from diabetes.
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The Nixonian path compounded the scandal with lies and obfuscation.
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This sense is compounded by the interchangeability of their songs.
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Physical challenges and scars compounded the difficulty of that path.
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The problem is compounded by the difficulty of getting help.
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The intense scrutiny of his personal life compounded his troubles.
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But that success only compounded the frustration over his losses.
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The whole situation was compounded by a communications issue, too.
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Your situation is compounded, of course, by your health problems.
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"It's compounded by jurisdictions not cooperating with us," he said.
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The problem is compounded by parallel cuts to social services.
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The turmoil was compounded by a series of management crises.
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He added that, between 2009 and 2981, operating income at the division that houses ESPN grew 222 percent compounded annually while the rest of the company's businesses combined to contribute 2860 percent compounded growth.
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According to longtime market historian and strategist Sam Stovall of CFRA, the market has posted a 6.7 percent compounded annual return under Republican presidents since WWII and a 9.6 percent compounded annual return under Democrats.
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The lack of purpose was compounded by a crumbling party infrastructure.
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That meant doctors and more doctors compounded with his heart issues.
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And that systemic inequality is only compounded in crisis situations. Aug.
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And this facet of crowdfunding is further compounded by stretch goals.
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Now, he seems to have compounded that legal jeopardy, experts said.
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It's the compounded effect of subtlety and restraint as you apply.
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Egypt descended into political paralysis, compounded by a worsening economic crisis.
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Which is only compounded by the winless start to the season.
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All of these things have compounded for me over the years.
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But it's unclear whether that has solved or compounded the problem.
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The technocratic elite compounded the problem of over-reach with incompetence.
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And that growing economic divide compounded other divisions in our country.
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These problems are compounded by racial biases and even outright racism.
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The danger is compounded by Italy's membership of a currency union.
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Singer's defiant response to The Atlantic's story also compounded GLAAD's frustration.
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The lack of financial oversight is compounded by its leadership structure.
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But this has been compounded by the influence of the West.
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Experts also worry that the situation is compounded by digital distraction.
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The confusion that resulted from this was compounded by the election.
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That is compounded by the addition of e-bikes and scooters.
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This new reality, compounded by his overwhelming celebrity, nearly suffocates her.
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Some things have definitely not changed, and now, it's just compounded.
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A recent expenses-claims scandal compounded the chamber's reputation for fecklessness.
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The magnitude of the disaster was compounded by its political aspect.
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But the financial reorganization has been compounded by other legal troubles.
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The mass demonstrations of the past year likely compounded these fears.
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That damage was compounded on Tuesday when Mr. Comey said Mrs.
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But for the Holcombe family, the losses have been compounded eightfold.
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Cognitive dysfunction, impaired memory, mistaken identity, all compounded by 35 years?
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As threats have compounded, the department has seen its powers grow.
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For couriers, the safety risks have been compounded by wage cuts.
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Kimi Raikkonen's failure to start Sunday's Malaysia race compounded Ferrari's misery.
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Slavery usually occurs when poverty is compounded by specific risk factors.
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The transformation of Rome's army compounded the challenge of growing inequality.
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This problem is compounded by the enormous growth of private debt.
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An unusually severe run of injuries has only compounded their frustration.
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And anti-vaccine propaganda on social media has compounded the problem.
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Amazon has compounded these issues with its approach to tax policy.
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He suspects that the heat from the stove compounded her dehydration.
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The BoE will also publish a "compounded" Sonia index from July.
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The heartbreak is compounded by the way Naomi treats the baby.
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"It's important to understand that compounded drugs do exist," she said.
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A poor drive at the final hole only compounded his anger.
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In London, congestion has compounded the effect of the diesel fumes.
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Job losses in Appalachia were compounded by deregulation of the railroads.
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The bulk of the issue is compounded because of softer premiums.
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It is compounded in its weakness by certain rules of governance.
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In the last five years, it&aposs compounded at 40% annualized.
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In these two cases, of course, it's narcissism compounded by misogyny.
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This is compounded by the fact that Vogelsang's books are thin.
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This has been compounded since the Trump administration ended CSR payments.
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A handful of borrowers are now starting to use Sonia's backward-looking compounded rate on bilateral loans, which requires a significant investment of time and capital to change systems to deal with backward-looking compounded rates.
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Brazil's worst economic crisis since the 1930s has compounded the political chaos.
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Experts theorize the recent El Nino effect may have compounded the situation.
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The loss of agricultural land has compounded the humanitarian plight of civilians.
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That's only been compounded by the mess made when Trump fired Comey.
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However, news of China's retaliation Monday compounded losses in major European markets.
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The exposure is compounded by dangers that firefighters have faced for years.
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The comments compounded the lira's problems and it nosedived after the visit.
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That panic is compounded further by the country I now live in.
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Fury about the exodus is compounded by the clandestine nature of departures.
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But Trump's whimsical nature is compounded by an even worse instinct: domination.
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The problem likely is compounded by the power of the pharmaceutical lobby.
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Social media, which distributed news of the outbreaks quickly, compounded the problem.
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That annual 12 percent rapidly grows, showing the power of compounded interest.
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The residents are surviving, but their plight is compounded by other issues.
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This compounded already significant losses triggered by Trump's tariff announcement last Thursday.
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The reversal compounded the family's grief and left them scrambling for alternatives.
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This is compounded by old technologies not being replaced by new technologies.
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Tiny tweaks to a user experience, compounded, can produce hugely different outcomes.
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She says the financial struggle has only compounded an already difficult situation.
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The company has compounded its problems by being unclear about its practices.
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Some argue that his daughter dying by his side compounded the grief.
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Those early concerns have since compounded and evolved into a mounting crisis.
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The uncertainty compounded investor jitters ahead of United States-China trade negotiations.
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The repetition of the event would have compounded the stress, she added.
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Ukraine's worries have been compounded by Russian sabre-rattling along its borders.
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These emotions are exponentially compounded by the hormonal changes in their bodies.
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The political crisis has been compounded by a sweeping anti-corruption crackdown.
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Social isolation is a risk many widowers face, compounded by solitary living.
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China's miscalculations on North Korea are compounded by technological developments in warfare.
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What differentiates them is the quantity of compounded medications they can produce.
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A midday tweet from the President attacking the Fed compounded the slide.
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Advocates made rosy projections, promising things like 7 percent annual compounded returns.
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As with Cambridge Analytica, this likely massively compounded Rankwave's total data access.
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The note provided for annual interest compounded at a rate of 8%.
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They harness the power of purposeful work, compounded by collegiate social pressure.
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The memories of 9/11 were compounded as the building was evacuated.
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The economic problems are compounded in Niger because polygamy is so common.
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But they are compounded by European Union rules (or lack of thereof).
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The financial and technological challenges are compounded by a rising economic inequality.
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In Morecambe, the problem is compounded by cuts to local children's services.
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That is monstrous, and it's compounded by the tepid response from Washington.
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West then compounded matters by going chest-to-chest with Tristan Thompson.
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The sense of siege was compounded by a near-total communications blackout.
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In Finland that problem has been compounded by a plunging birth rate.
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The terror of 'Resident Evil 2' is compounded in the modern remake.
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A three-putt compounded his misery and suddenly the door was open.
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Those fears are only compounded in the absence of vital health care.
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Dropping temperatures and heavy rainfall have compounded treacherous conditions for displaced civilians.
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"These two incidents compounded really took their toll on me," King said.
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Problems have been further compounded by rising costs that have pressured margins.
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Most often, interest is compounded daily and deposited into your account monthly.
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I imagine the grocery store's inertia was compounded by another factor: ego.
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Together with the upheavals abroad, they compounded his grievances against the West.
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And that's compounded by the fact that this sauce isn't even sour.
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His troubles were compounded by misfortune as he missed several open shots.
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His own faith compounded his horror at the jihadists' actions, he said.
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For players, the frustration is compounded by their powerlessness to prove themselves.
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In California, this was compounded by a second factor: Electricity demand has stagnated.
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This challenge is compounded by where the growth in mobile consumers is occurring.
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That effect's compounded by the sheer amount of stuff Link can pick up.
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Several of the women speaking now say Cosby's silence has compounded their anger.
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Vandy's problems were compounded by a 238 of 23 performance on 25-pointers.
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This has been compounded by the bizarre moves by EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt.
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But some buildings remained closed, and heavy rain and flooding compounded the difficulties.
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That's about a 19 percent annual compounded gain every year for eight years.
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That inconvenience is compounded by the increased frequency of these recommended security updates.
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Gianforte's office compounded the offense by issuing a false statement about what happened.
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Its rise compounded a slump in commodities - which are traditionally priced in dollars.
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That rough season was compounded by Hopkins' struggles to get into the offense.
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This is further compounded in the cyberfog approach through intentional deception and obfuscation.
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Difficulties have been compounded by stormy monsoon weather in the Bay of Bengal.
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The trauma will only be compounded by placements outside of a loving home.
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Brazil's harshest recession on record has compounded problems for the family-owned group.
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But, as we know of football coaches, sometimes greatness is really luck compounded.
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The decline in the value of the pound has also compounded its problems.
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I had reversed things, silly, overstated them, compounded them, turned delight into cynicism.
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This is driven by the cumulative and compounded nature of the bond coupon.
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The challenge facing chief executives is compounded by the changes wrought by technology.
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Weeks of work stretched before him, compounded by the vagaries of the river.
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Cruz's calculation could be compounded if Trump loses in the fall, some said.
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Handling of the fallout compounded criticisms of a self-injurious West Wing team.
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Compounded by its overall economic irresponsibility, this plan is a prescription for inequality.
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He experienced "brutal reality checks," which were then compounded by a break-up.
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Rosenthal's struggles have been compounded by poor performances up and down the bullpen.
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The double wrongs by Comey compounded the double wrongs of the Attorney General.
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One reason is the difficulty of giving pills or compounded liquids to cats.
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A shocking grand jury report in Pennsylvania released in August compounded the alarm.
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Significant delays completing other major infrastructure projects like power plants compounded its woes.
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Making money work for themLittlefund pays an interest rate of 1%, compounded daily.
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This data is further compounded by black babies "costing less" than other adoptees.
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This was further compounded by a 1974 Supreme Court ruling in Milliken v.
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Tuesday's results were compounded by other recent blows for charters in liberal states.
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The problem is compounded by the extreme secrecy that has surrounded merger reviews.
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The damage to their reputations since the Khashoggi killing has compounded their alarm.
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For decades, interstates have cleaved open neighborhoods, lowered property values and compounded segregation.
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As happens almost every tour, there were selection controversies, compounded by national pride.
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Evan's troubles are compounded when news of the (fake) friendship spreads at school.
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The 214 Max debacle has been compounded by other rough news for Boeing.
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That is compounded by the gap between the top teams and the rest.
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Queer workers experience so much compounded stress, depression, and anxiety without workplace protections.
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That risk is compounded by the fact that the circumstances are topsy-turvy.
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At the White House, as elsewhere, dread and dejection were compounded by shock.
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But in Honduras, the effects are compounded by government dysfunction and criminal gangs.
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Her salary wasn't much, a problem compounded by her looming student loan debt.
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A few years could cost hundreds of thousands of dollars in compounded growth.
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Furthermore, what you plant consistently overtime eventually yields a compounded or exponential harvest.
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Moreover, the dangers foretold by austerity were compounded by FEMA's negligence post-Maria.
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Uncertainty is compounded by the characters' reluctance to talk about their own problems.
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Shutdowns of carbon-free nuclear plants across the region have compounded the challenge.
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Compounded with a weakening exchange rates, banks in these countries have been weakened.
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The pile of wealth that we've compounded since that industrialization started is staggering.
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The situation has been compounded by an ongoing strike by Canadian postal workers.
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Without the prescription limitation in federal law, states that have prohibited their own pharmacies from shipping compounded drugs without prescriptions would be unable to protect their citizens from drugs compounded by pharmacies located in states with lax oversight of drug compounding.
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The gloomy data compounded weaker-than-expected economic news from Europe late last week.
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The problem is further compounded by poor access to even 12-step treatment facilities.
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Those worries were compounded by the sudden resignation of U.S. Defense Secretary Jim Mattis.
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Hers was a compounded pain, both transcending race and somehow bizarrely tethered to it.
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All of those issues are compounded when you add a camera into the mix.
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Meanwhile, a disjointed web of super PACs supporting Trump has only compounded the confusion.
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This feeling of isolation was further compounded by altercations with his mother's abusive boyfriend.
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This reality is compounded by each seemingly tone-deaf public overture from US officials.
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Other major holdings Prothena and Allied Minds soon compounded the woes with significant plunges.
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This lingering abandonment concern can be compounded by darkness and truly unnerve your companion.
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The tortured judge's own misery is compounded by the recent death of his wife.
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The flood of volunteers caused congestion and compounded difficulties with feeding and sheltering everyone.
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This is compounded by the fact that large native mantises also prey on birds.
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The problem compounded when Nesmith picked up a third foul with 36 seconds left.
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That was compounded by my impeccable timing of starting to raise in July 2008.
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The incompetence of the Houthis has been compounded by the involvement of Saudi Arabia.
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The emphasis on money matters might be compounded by Mars' out of bounds placement.
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High fuel prices and hefty taxes have compounded the spending issues, industry executives said.
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The Sergipe project's problems have also been compounded by IBV and ONGC's own failures.
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That trend is compounded by a conservative attitude to certain kinds of new technologies.
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Northamptonshire compounded its problems by freezing its council tax, already low, for three years.
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The impression was compounded by the tiny, fluttering snowflakes (due to condensation) around me.
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The negative effects an extremely diverse population are also compounded by radicalization and polarization.
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Concerns about Mattis's statements are compounded by Trump's own comments on the campaign trail.
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These problems are compounded by a second omission – the role of the White House.
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And the lack of choice was compounded by my once-threatened relationship with food.
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The straightforward danger of blood-borne pathogens is compounded by other risks around dosing.
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This was compounded by his frequent use of the lead uppercut, another Arguello favorite.
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But in Ithaca, the digital echo chamber is actually compounded by a physical one.
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Huntsman would take the position as scrutiny has compounded on the US-Russia relationship.
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He then compounded his misery by finding water again at the par-three 16th.
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The caution in markets was compounded by the suspected Islamist militant attack in Barcelona.
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Some forecasters then compounded this error by making projections over a dizzyingly long time.
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The PAIGC's infighting has been compounded by a reliance on corruption to fund politics.
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When compounded over a longer period, these gains can add up to significant returns.
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In Donna's marrow, this problem is compounded by cells that refuse to grow up.
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During the 1990s bull market, accounts compounded by up to 21 percent a year.
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The company's problems have been further compounded by rising costs that have pressured margins.
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All of that is compounded by his stubborn refusal to release his tax returns.
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But if I don't deliver, you send me an overdue bill with compounded interest.
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The problem has been compounded this year by still conditions, the weather office said.
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The report also looked at "opportunity" costs, like lost income and compounded retirement savings.
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The reluctance was compounded by the fact that Swarovski was far from facing ruin.
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This was compounded by lower equity trading revenues led by lower equity derivatives results.
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NATO has been increasingly focused on cybersecurity as threats have compounded in recent years.
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This lagged inflation, which showed compounded growth of 3.9 percent over the same period.
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This was compounded by the 2017 event, which killed off half of the corals.
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Miles Mosley's restless score compounded the sense of urgency but didn't illuminate the source.
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What we do is write the formula, which is then compounded in the lab.
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That's why he thinks the timing of the shooting may have compounded people's sorrow.
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Their high infection rates are compounded by insufficient domestic budgets and struggling health systems.
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In Rachel's case, her codependency was also compounded by her history of sexual trauma.
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We were growing about 17 percent compounded a year during that period of time.
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What you may not know is how the problem is compounded according to sexuality.
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And the already dire situation is compounded by a nationwide nurses' strike, it said.
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Ultimately, the threat of losing her kidney compounded the uncontrolled pain of her arthritis.
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Excessive screen use is compounded by a dangerous tradition: starting high school abnormally early.
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America's lax response in the early days of the outbreak only compounded those problems.
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During the 1990s bull market, accounts compounded by up to 21 percent a year.
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No penalties or compounded interest would be permitted to be assessed during the moratorium.
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Differences in culture, language and mission compounded a dearth of trust on both sides.
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The frustration is compounded by the feeling that we're not asking all that much.
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The problem is compounded by the hills, whose famous views make pricing more challenging.
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Unfortunately, this problem is also compounded by matters of privilege and unlevel playing fields.
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Indeed, for MFA graduates, those challenges are often compounded by debt from their training.
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Her pain was compounded when she found herself a frequent target of the police.
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Prices have been plummeting ever since, compounded in 2016 by the shock Brexit vote.
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The problem is compounded by severe delays at the White House in filling jobs.
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Millions of people use compounded drugs every year, though many may not realize it.
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He added that Disney also experienced some "customer service issues" that compounded the situation.
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"Sometimes the risk is compounded when criminals have multiple pieces of data," Steinberg says.
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Agencies then compounded matters by issuing implementation regulations that failed to demonstrate economic outcomes.
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Their deaths have compounded the grief that still permeates Parkland, Florida, and Newtown, Connecticut.
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Black anger over King's assassination was compounded by the response of some white soldiers.
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A lingering hug led to a kiss — that turned into passion, compounded by bliss.
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But the ripples from his injury compounded the farm's problems, like a crop blight.
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Financial incentive compounded this tendency — there is money, after all, in reassuring the bitter.
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It can also make a difference is the interest is compounded annually, quarterly, or monthly.
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This has led to trouble and may have compounded our difficulties in several explosive areas.
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This investment is only compounded by the recent rise of rom-coms, particularly on streaming.
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This reality is compounded by another factor in certain fields, like nutrition and medical science.
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Navigating such trying circumstances can often feel compounded by the fact that I'm partially deaf.
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The constant maintenance issues, compounded by 215-hour service that leaves little time to work?
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Unlike India's smog-filled cities, this Cameroonian city's air quality is compounded by extensive deforestation.
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Beyond Meat, another plant-based hopeful, has compounded from legumes something that tastes like chicken.
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Worries about the viability of AirPods were only compounded when Apple missed its ship date.
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Market concerns that OPEC could increase output compounded worries that U.S. crude production is rising.
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The foundation has averaged a 19% compounded return over the last 20 years, he added.
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When the sexual abuse is compounded by captivity — that's when the damage is most severe.
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Migration off the island, compounded by the storms, was felt the sharpest in small towns.
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Mrs May compounded her failure to make some widely anticipated changes by making unnecessary ones.
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This isolation, compounded by their physical ailments, can seriously affect their mental health, MSF says.
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And the problem was compounded when the sellers were again shut down after being reinstated.
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Rocinha is suffering from a failure of policing, compounded by financial mismanagement and economic misfortune.
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Her overeating, compounded by a thyroid condition and slow metabolism, led to substantial weight gains.
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A failure by some clients to renew or commission new contracts has compounded the problem.
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"Stocks are the best play [as they return] 8 percent a year compounded," Baron said.
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Those challenges are compounded by increasingly unpredictable events with unintended or unforeseen consequences, said Roberts.
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The downfall is compounded by two additional factors: What exactly are these companies running from?
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Anaemic demand is being compounded by another growth spurt in the country's domestic refining capacity.
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That's compounded by weak Russian domestic demand and a struggling economy more broadly, Jackson explained.
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Anemic demand is being compounded by another growth spurt in the country's domestic refining capacity.
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Darvish's awful Game Three was compounded by a racist gesture made by Houston's Yuli Gurriel.
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The structural injustice existing in society has been compounded by recent trends in international economics.
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These challenges are compounded for more marginalized populations, like LGBTQ survivors and women of color.
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This unsettling problem is compounded by a simple fact: Fish can't get enough of microplastics.
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Basic materials shares remained pressured by continuing weakness in commodity prices, compounded by poor outlook.
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The term "nothing burger" (or "nothingburger," if you're feeling compounded) is somewhat of an antique.
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They compounded and concentrated an ongoing human-made environmental disaster, with few analogies or precedents.
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However, poor drainage systems and inadequate urban planning have compounded the effects of the downpour.
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This is also compounded by the post-Arab Spring collapse of many Middle Eastern economies.
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It is a business problem compounded by the duopoly that exists in every TV market.
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And the problem is now compounded by a lack of trained crews for existing aircraft.
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This has only compounded the struggle for investors who are on the search for yield.
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However, McTeer admitted that bad luck and unfortunate timing has compounded the current undesirable circumstances.
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The growth challenges facing the economy are compounded by the deteriorating outlook for global growth.
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Compounded medications are custom-made medications that traditionally were formulated by pharmacies for specific patients.
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The problem is compounded by the various ways in which the Constitution distorts democratic choice.
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Problems with product ranges appear to have compounded longer-standing issues over the move online.
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Baijiu culture Obstacles to women at the policy level are compounded by another factor: culture.
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This problem is compounded by the barriers to quality, affordable health care faced by Latinos.
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The damage was compounded when Wilson said not all women are suited to wear Lululemon.
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And that growing economic divide compounded other divisions in our country: regional, racial, religious, cultural.
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Those problems could be compounded by any prolonged fight over the document's release, he said.
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We do not know what to do now that sadness is compounded by more sadness.
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Over the last 10 years, U.S. real GDP increased at a compounded rate of 2.2%.
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The financial stress was compounded by emotional stress when her boyfriend broke up with her.
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The Armenian resolution last month, which prompted Ankara to recall its ambassador, compounded the rift.
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Climate change has compounded the refugee crisis and conflicts in countries like Iraq and Syria.
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That was compounded by feelings of, Oh my god, this is awful for our relationship.
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Addison's compounded his surgical risk, yet despite the dangers, Kennedy again insisted on the surgery.
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This is a problem that only gets compounded and more inflamed the worse it becomes.
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The bad Spanish-language version compounded the problem by linking to the troublesome English version.
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Problems created by badly behaving senators are compounded by even more badly behaving presidential candidates.
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In Mattis's view, the initial mistake of invading was compounded by bad decisions that followed.
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Then getting stuck behind Felipe Massa in the opening stint only compounded his anger levels.
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And compounded with Greg Kading's evidence, that to me seems like a fairly safe bet.
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The problem was compounded last year when the verification program opened to allow public submissions.
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These biases are then further compounded with longstanding systemic disparities in housing and the workplace.
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A double bogey at 16 and bogeys at 10, 14 and 18 compounded his misery.
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This is compounded by the fact that the narrative unspools at a time of waiting.
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These days, it is compounded by an uncertainty that permeates every facet of her life.
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That only compounded the botched roll-out of the vice presidential announcement from last weekend.
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All this is compounded by the fact that discomfort is part of the job description.
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Mr. Trump's response that the United States, too, was interested in talking compounded that hope.
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The questions raised by the architectural elements are compounded by the fantastical landscape behind them.
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Their problems were compounded when talks with China broke down this month, this person said.
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Her family said the cause was complications of a stroke, compounded by congestive heart failure.
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When Prime Minister Theresa May remonstrated, he compounded the insult with a childishly insolent retort.
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The news that a single person, using unsophisticated methods, was responsible, only compounded those concerns.
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The bustle is noisily compounded by the planes on approach to the nearby Teterboro Airport.
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Compounded by his anxiety and depression, he reached a breaking point and had to quit.
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For some, the grief is compounded by frustration at being confined to Khao-i-Dang.
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And the state's grief was compounded by new threats: infernos in the north and south.
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A cooling British real estate market as a result of Brexit has compounded its problems.
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Years of dwindling sales, compounded by an outdated lineup, took a toll on the carmaker.
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That shortage is compounded when the state adds around 38,000 seasonal jobs during the summer.
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Social fractures surfaced, compounded by governments' incapacity to satisfy heightened expectations of new middle classes.
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The challenges are also compounded by the government monopoly of the country's fiber optic network.
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These challenges are compounded by the sheer amount of content that goes online every day.
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In Santa Cruz, a tourist destination, the crisis is compounded by a particularly tight supply.
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The difficulty of finding true love in the countryside is compounded by a gender mismatch.
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These challenges are compounded for women of color, who are drastically underrepresented in the field.
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Some people feel paralyzed by loss, which can be compounded by a sense of guilt.
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The introduction of a national sales tax the following year compounded difficulties for some businesses.
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These things are governed by principles, the compounded effect of daily decisions and misguided premises.
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John McCain, the Arizona Republican, even after his death, may have compounded this GOP predicament.
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Compounded with the fact that the drug companies saw this as an opportunity to sell.
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The unexpectedness of this mise-en-scene is compounded by our relationship to the image.
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For American farmers, the shutdown has compounded concerns about Mr. Trump's trade war with China.
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That she had this training compounded the embarrassment anyone in her situation would surely feel.
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That I was reading the book to review it only compounded my sense of guilt.
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In 2014, country went into a recession that was compounded by sharply falling oil prices.
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The problem in rural areas is further compounded by a lack of access to treatment.
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The weak demand was compounded by China raising standards for electric cars that qualify for subsidies.
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But Tannehill's own weaknesses are compounded by the many weaknesses of the team that surrounds him.
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This will be compounded by the governing Socialist Party's failure to reject the politics of identity.
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The issue was compounded by the FCC's reluctance to produce any definitive evidence of the attack.
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On Friday, wage increase figures and jobs data compounded worries over U.S. economic growth for 2019.
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Robinson added this had compounded the sense of crisis and confusion when the news first broke.
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But what felt like cyclical softness looks increasingly like it is being compounded by structural decline.
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That is compounded by another Spanish vice, amiguismo—a culture of mutual back-scratching among friends.
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The mystery has compounded worries in Hong Kong about the reach of China's heavy-handed police.
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That financial burden is compounded by falling incomes, rising rents and the growth of student debt.
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She believes in the power of small changes compounded over time to bring about larger ones.
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As a Kardashian West, she has a uniquely compounded platform from which to stir shit up.
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In most countries the legacy of colonialism has been compounded by the legacy of anti-colonialism.
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And it is projected to grow at a compounded annual rate of 16 percent through 2020.
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And if I keep it invested, I can benefit from years and years of compounded growth.
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If such skills are compounded out, the economy could have a slew of new emerging occupations.
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The threat was compounded by news of Amazon's $13.7 billion acquisition of Whole Foods last month.
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This problem will only be compounded by yet another incompatible cryptocurrency using the same address format.
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Taken together, the escalation of tensions has compounded fears of supply disruption in the Middle East.
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Worries about banks and a stalling economic recovery have been compounded by uncertainty around a Dec.
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The suffering endured by Mr Liu, his family and friends was compounded by his miserable circumstances.
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The pain of her death is compounded by the fact that it's still unsolved, says Roberts.
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The negative effect would be compounded should local economic performance be much weaker than Fitch expects.
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The economic gloom is compounded by political uncertainty before an African National Congress conference in December.
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This compounded surging input costs that have plagued the packaged food industry over the past year.
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This combination can therefore have the compounded benefit of firmly establishing QSBS status for a corporation.
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An escalation in tensions between Saudi Arabia and Iran has compounded doubts surrounding the diplomatic initiative.
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In the new interview, she says the weight pressures only compounded the stress of that time.
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Yet to many his metronomic, defensive response to the disasters has compounded the mistrust in Boeing.
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"With high expense ratios, you lose out on the compounded return of your funds," she said.
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Concerns over the global economy have been compounded by worries over political uncertainty, particularly in Europe.
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These accounts offer tax benefits and potentially compounded returns when invested in low-cost index funds.
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Australia's two biggest mining firms, BHP and Rio Tinto, have compounded these advantages with striking innovations.
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The problem has been compounded by cuts to legal aid, says Nick Nason, an immigration lawyer.
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The war against Islamic State and the influx of displaced people has only compounded the crisis.
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And that pain is compounded by the fact that Cassini leaves Saturn with mysteries left unsolved.
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In the years since the 2011 revolution, this tenuous situation has been compounded by new problems.
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Peer praise compounded the euphoric adrenaline rush that accompanied the risk, entrenching us deeper every day.
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Miscommunications and frustrations abound, compounded by the inability to explain just what it is that's wrong.
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His confusion about his sexual identity, standard teen issues, and the divorce all compounded into depression.
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That dip in popularity has compounded the headwinds the president's party typically faces in midterm contests.
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Most of Britain's social problems precede Brexit, compounded by the Conservative Party's enduring commitment to austerity.
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The situation is compounded by confusing orders and advancing forces from two sides, the source said.
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What happened in Charlottesville last weekend was a tragedy, one only compounded by President Trump's response.
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Those doubts will be compounded by experience when his focus shifts to the GOP tax bill.
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That blunder was compounded last Friday by Comey's fact-devoid, innuendo-crammed letter to congressional leaders.
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These disparities are caused and compounded by higher rates of poverty, uninsurance, homelessness, and violence exposure.
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Tragedy was compounded this week, as three people died in hospitals due to the power outage.
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" Rinaldi said the shutdown has compounded stress for workers navigating an already "difficult and stressful job.
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What's more, from 1981 to 1988 he was able to garner 30% average annual compounded returns.
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Prosecutors said Frey also accepted bribes from a pharmacy's sales representative to prescribe compounded pain creams.
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And these risks are compounded by the fact we're still building so much in vulnerable areas.
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Meanwhile, the problem for consumer has been compounded by a recent Federal Trade Commission consent order.
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The confusion in the base was compounded by the fact that the attackers wore army uniforms.
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This sheer potential is compounded by the way Asia's population places a premium on education. services.
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Taken together, the escalation of tensions has compounded fears of lowered supply in the Middle East.
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The bureaucratic grind of your border inspector's life is compounded by how devastatingly poor you are.
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"Public fears are being compounded by pervasive lack of trust in this president," Mr. Biden said.
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The uncertainty of starting a new business was only compounded by the audacity of King's vision.
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That, compounded with young adults' proclivity for risk-taking, can mean they don't fear the virus.
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Plus, his wild shouting about the need to talk about Iran only compounded my negative impression.
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But, whatever the cause, it feels like this one was compounded by confusion and poor communication.
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The Warmbiers' unimaginable grief over the gruesome loss of their son was compounded by the president.
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Rosewood's financial problems were compounded by legal battles over its debts, including money it owed vendors.
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This was exactly what happened on Ethiopian 302, but it was compounded by a pilot error.
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And the administration compounded the confusion Sunday by telling us to wait for a Sunday announcement.
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This issue was compounded by several other incidents, and they were contemplating looking into other vendors.
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Increasingly disoriented, he enters mentally into a television game show playing in his room: confusion compounded.
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All the psychological effects associated with such a life change are compounded by more tangible distractions.
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These substantial policy disagreements are compounded by political statements that have diminished mutual trust and goodwill.
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For women it's compounded by lower wages, caregiving responsibilities, breaks from the workforce and greater longevity.
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This is compounded by the fact that the clickers are stiff and wholly unpleasant to use.
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Their suspicion is compounded by rumors that the polio vaccine causes impotence, death and, ironically, paralysis.
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The breaches of the levees compounded those problems and represented an engineering failure of grave proportions.
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For Snap, that disconnect was compounded on Wednesday in a conference call with Wall Street analysts.
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The slowdown has been compounded by the continuation of international economic sanctions, the World Bank said.
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What's more, the burden of HIV is compounded by the opioid epidemics significant impact on women.
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But as the financial crisis played out, immigration and struggles over school integration compounded this unease.
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Frustrations were compounded by the White House's apparent disregard and lack of respect for the agency.
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"Deutsche Bank's failings were compounded by them repeatedly misleading us," Georgina Philippou, of the F.C.A., declared.
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Illicitly manufactured fentanyl and similar drugs have compounded the enduring dangers of heroin and other opioids.
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Down the stretch, spectators compounded Scott's anxiety by shouting out where Dustin stood in the standings.
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His bill was intended to ease the mental health and anger problems compounded by the practice.
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These fears were further compounded by Egypt's experience with the Muslim Brotherhood from 2011 to 2013.
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Revis, who turns 32 in July, compounded his poor play by acknowledging how old he felt.
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And when Syrians started to flee their country, we compounded our errors by shutting our doors.
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The misery of homelessness has compounded a sense that the Nelson they once knew was disappearing.
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Mr. Fillon's problems were compounded over the weekend by revelations of his alleged extravagant sartorial tastes.
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The effect here is compounded by a prankish yet gripping touch in Mr. Cairns's brilliant staging.
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Donald Trump's historic unpopularity in his first years as president only compounded that problem for Republicans.
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The enforcement slowdown has been compounded by the departure of 900 EPA employees since Trump's election.
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The death toll from the resulting famine was likely compounded by bad timing, the team said.
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" These premises are then compounded by art history's "romantic, elitist, individual-glorifying, and monograph-producing substructure.
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An age gap of thirteen years was compounded by the physical distance between Vienna and Prague.
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But it's worth noting that the closure of mental institutions in the '80s created an enduring and poorly addressed population of deeply ill homeless, compounded by veterans of conflicts in the '90s — compounded again by rapid gentrification and the rising cost of living in most metropolitan areas.
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Surging bacterial STI rates have compounded health concerns, especially since they can heighten the risk of HIV.
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Carillion's troubles have been compounded by its debt and pension obligations, as well as problems collecting cash.
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And this risk is compounded by two factors, one outside of the company's control, one self-imposed.
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The guards' action were among the security failures before and during the shooting that compounded the tragedy.
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But they appear to be compounded by the unorthodox and inexperienced West Wing staff and organizational chaos.
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DeFriest's efforts to break free, and which compounded the length of his time behind bars, grabbed attention.
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Tampa Bay's Chris Archer (7-6) compounded the problem with two wild pitches, allowing Beltre to score.
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The inherent weirdness of offloading kid duties to an AI nanny gets compounded by more concrete concerns.
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The issue was compounded, sources told Gizmodo, by a weakness in the system's out-of-date software.
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All that is compounded by Sanders's outsider-esque, give-no-shits presentation that matches their own mood.
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While she's always been passionate about politics, Omar's fervor has only been compounded since becoming a mother.
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The market turmoil compounded the impact of Brazil's recession, keeping buyers and sellers at odds over valuations.
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All of that is compounded when you stick the product in a bedroom and add a camera.
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The Redskins' main problem is a lack of consistent quarterback play, now compounded by a new coach.
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It was nonetheless seized upon by some in conservative media and compounded Rudy Giuliani's campaign against Yovanovtich.
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Eagleman's experiment only examined how time slows down in individual moments of crisis, not daily compounded ones.
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Perhaps our political crisis is compounded because we don't have a good term to describe what's happening?
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These early wounds are compounded by the violence, humiliation and bone-deep isolation of the prison experience.
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Those issues are only compounded by the different lock configurations found in different parts of the world.
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The loud music blaring from the speakers and the darkness of the dance floor compounded the confusion.
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That's compounded by the need for two full hours to charge them up again inside the case.
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For me, the #astroSH was pretty bad, but the non-responses and victim blaming compounded the problems.
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Its troubles had been compounded by heavy debt, pension obligations and delays in collecting cash from clients.
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Subsequent events on Wednesday, like the nomination of Lagarde to lead the ECB, only compounded the jitters.
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Plus, the interest rate and time period are simple and set, not compounded over an unlimited period.
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Those concerns have been compounded by Trump falling behind his Democratic rival Hillary Clinton in opinion polls.
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Traditionally, pharmacists who compounded medications mixed tailored doses for individual patients in response to a specific prescription.
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Compounded with overcapacity concerns in certain sectors, this should act as a drag on profits going forward.
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Fears that Duterte could become an autocrat are compounded by the admiration he has expressed for Marcos.
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White House press secretary Sean Spicer, however, compounded the confusion, by doubling down on the President's assertions.
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On Android, that problem is compounded by dozens of apps that aren't just ineffective—they're outright phony.
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At the old farmhouse, the damage from the quake has been compounded by five years of neglect.
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The district has suffered water shortages caused by low rainfall, and compounded by rapid, unplanned urban growth.
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That extra ~2850 percent turns out to make a huge difference as it gets compounded over time.
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For the period 2009-15493, the company had a five-year compounded annual GWP growth of 4%.
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The use of encrypted messaging apps has risen in recent years, as fears over hacking have compounded.
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For those of you who don't get the power of compounded interest, let me make it simpler.
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More than that, though, Cruz may actually have compounded his mistake by so quickly pulling the ad.
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But this kind of mistrust is compounded in cities like Milwaukee where race literally maps the area.
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The cumbersome controls are compounded by the fact that Star Fox Zero isn't exactly an easy game.
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Their difficulties may be compounded by the two-child policy, which came into effect on January 1st.
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These issues are likely compounded by social media, omnipresent on the cell phones glued to teens' hands.
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The £65m (US$81.33m) floating rate note due 2022 switched to compounded daily Sonia from June 26.
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For vets, the debt burden is compounded by one of the lowest starting salaries among medical professionals.
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She's certainly better at it than Spicer, who compounded Trump's constant bullshit with his own unforced errors.
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Concerns about the possibility of 'secular stagnation' in recent years have compounded the investor hunt for growth.
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The resulting softness in refined metal import demand is being compounded by continued robust "exports" of copper.
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If you are undocumented and your abusive spouse has legal status, your dependency and vulnerability is compounded.
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This is compounded if your are a person of color, with disabilities or any other marginalized identities.
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Including the 2017 results, investments over the last four years have returned 7.4 percent compounded, Stringer said.
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Those vulnerabilities are compounded as healthcare providers find themselves increasingly connected to the internet and each other.
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The reaction was compounded by the fact that Cardinal Law had been a popular and respected archbishop.
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These problems are only compounded when the field is as sprawling and unruly as this one is.
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But as United's problems compounded, it turned resolution of the evolving situation over to local law enforcement.
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A corruption probe centred on Latvian central bank chief Ilmars Rimsevics has compounded the country's image problems.
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He could imagine how it must have compounded the family's shock, and the intense grief that followed.
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The frustration has been compounded by the lack of recourse for Mr. Alefantis, his friends and employees.
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The compounded annual total return for the S&P 240 over the period was just 203 percent.
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By comparison, the 220/265 portfolio showed a compounded annual return of 235 percent from 1965–69.
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Trade tensions with longstanding allies including the European Union, Japan, Canada, and Mexico have compounded U.S. isolation.
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He said that the uncertainty would be compounded by questions about the integrity of the United Kingdom.
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And this is important as we're talking about multi-year investment plans — compounded fees can add up.
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The whole experience compounded a creepy feeling that Rose had felt acutely over the previous few months.
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The situation is compounded because the Interior Department hasn't distributed Zinke's upcoming schedule in nearly a year.
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John Conyers of Michigan similarly announced he would resign on Tuesday as allegations of his misconduct compounded.
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So, for many people with serious medical conditions, the anxiety of illness was compounded by financial insecurity.
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Twitter, Instagram and Facebook have compounded the problem with lax enforcement of their own policies prohibiting impersonators.
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Perhaps you've compounded the mind-slowing effects of humidity with a few too many the night before.
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The question is: Are we are facing a monumental challenge, compounded by social media, that is intractable?
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The "Brexodus" has been compounded by a fall in the value of the pound against the euro.
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Overall, she said: "All the problems of reporting were compounded in relation to the 'talent,'" she said.
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Those issues were compounded by the initial release of faulty tests by the CDC in early February.
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For them, as for real-life zainichi, ethnic biases are compounded by colonial-era abuses and resentments.
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The horror is also compounded by the fact people will accept this as part of American life.
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The equipment shortage has been compounded by a lack of engineers to drive the trains, they said.
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The problem is compounded because many new computer devices are designed to recognize English but not Icelandic.
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Perhaps that compounded my need to drink, explaining why one drunken night was likely followed by another.
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The trade spat between Washington and Beijing compounded the problem, as did concerns about China's economic growth.
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But we saw that these were compounded by terrible choices that the country made on multiple fronts.
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Compounded with Facebook&aposs moderation failures, this has created a perfect storm for scammers to step in.
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The barriers to care can be especially compounded for Latinas who have immigrated to the United States.
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" For the War on Drugs, those expectations were compounded by memories of making "Lost in the Dream.
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That fear cost me $10K initially, and resulted in a compounded lower salary for the next decade.
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Now, he is representing Mr. Trump directly — a challenge compounded by the president's continued use of Twitter.
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" In that year, nearly five years into the Great Depression, "labor's mood was despair compounded with hope.
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Worse, ignorance compounded (and justified by) the squeamish silences around vulvas have made many of them complacent.
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Eighteen companies had dividends with a compounded annual growth rate of 10% or more in that time.
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Pierson said the problems were compounded by other management decisions that he said prioritized speed over safety.
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Its complex political structure compounded its problem and led to "institutional overkill", according to the experts report.
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The financial troubles were compounded by the shock exit of Flipkart's co-founder and CEO Binny Bansal.
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Sleep deprivation was unavoidable — and was compounded by overnight rain and temperatures that plunged to 230 degrees.
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Twitter, Instagram and Facebook have compounded the problem with lax enforcement of their own policies prohibiting impersonators.
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Yet, they treated #Hot-Topics like an anomaly, an unnecessary waste of time compounded by inappropriate language.
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Its earnings per share should see 7 percent compounded growth in the next four years, Barron's added.
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New York (CNN Business)An endless job search compounded by fears of being blacklisted by certain businesses.
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The total compounded increase over the five years of the deal equals 11.73 percent, Mr. Linn said.
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Such facilities limit inmates' communication with the outside world, a situation further compounded by their remote location.
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All of this was compounded by a series of redesigns that pained the platform's long-standing users.
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Compounded with the racial disparities in the criminal justice system, people were clearly furious — and lashed out.
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The high rate was compounded by the fact that much of the litigation was so-called multijurisdictional litigation.
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That may be compounded if a deal is worked out to maintain the US base under Mauritian rule.
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It's a cluster of systemic and individual biases, compounded by years of denial, complicated by changing socioeconomic forces.
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From their vantage point onstage, disinterested audiences and poor turnouts at previously reliable venues only compounded Sebadoh's woes.
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These four projects "encountered technical issues that were compounded by risky program management decisions," according to the report.
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Meyler had no experience in education or management herself, and the board she recruited only compounded the incompetence.
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Natalia's problem is compounded after the immunity challenge, where the Orange tribe loses narrowly to the Purple underdogs.
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Aircraft with boarding zones at the front of the cabin also compounded physical inequality, the study's findings show.
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The zero-sum game it sees with Washington is now compounded by China's "betrayal" in supporting these sanctions.
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Instead of admitting she couldn't do it anymore and getting help, she compounded things and made them worse.
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Such weaknesses are compounded by the history of the internet, in which security was an afterthought (see article).
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"Discrimination [and] racism is a problem and it's compounded by this lack of access to care," she said.
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Heading into yet another Super Tuesday, Trump is making sure that the Cruz error is compounded and magnified.
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This, compounded by the fact that she hasn't made as many public appearances recently, has people asking questions.
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Moreover, a stuttering Chinese growth engine is being compounded by growing evidence of a more synchronized global slowdown.
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Their disillusion is compounded by the knowledge that those with money and connections can evade the rat-race.
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This protectionism has been compounded by a conservative approach to nurturing youngsters, says Manuel Veth, editor of Futbolgrad.
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" And more than that, "it's compounded by the fact that many of those business are not creating jobs.
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Carillion's troubles have been compounded by its debt pile and pension obligations and trouble collecting cash from clients.
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Those worries were compounded on Friday by the announcement of a surprise speech by Fed Governor Lael Brainard.
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Jupiter's square to Neptune, compounded by Mercury opposing Saturn, brought heaps of rejection and gloomy energy on Sunday.
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The disarray was compounded by the sudden departures of his campaign leadership team and reports of misspent money.
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Instead they went in the other direction and compounded the structural mistakes with the policy mistakes of austerity.
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The winter semester resumed in mid-January, and it seems Clara's difficulties defending her case have only compounded.
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Kelso and her daughter have pre-existing disabilities, which they said the lead buildup in their blood compounded.
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That issue was compounded by the zero-tolerance immigration policy, later reversed, that separated families at the border.
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The problem of access is compounded by a shortage of teachers at the primary and secondary school levels.
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Those threats are compounded by an America whose "resolve about its defense has become somewhat ambivalent," he added.
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And they have been compounded in recent days, as polls have shown German voters tiring of her leadership.
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The glum has also been compounded by extreme weather in the UK and stiff competition from online players.
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And now, compounded with his aggressive stance on "Dreamers", his behavior is hitting him hard in the polls.
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Their earnings power was compounded if they entered a science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) field, they said.
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These complications have been further compounded by other problems, namely struggles to actually access videos of officer misconduct.
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Argentina and Turkey have been at the centre of the sell-off, their weakness compounded by political frictions.
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Absolutely, the problem of misinformation is compounded by our tendency to look for information that confirms our beliefs.
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It was perhaps the project's lowest point, compounded by a widespread disillusionment with personal rapid transportation in general.
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The agony for families of the dead in Ethiopia has been compounded by their inability to bury remains.
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All of that is compounded by the fact that you've got to capture them all in one go.
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Bad habits and complacency [become] compounded by minimal training, leaving most drivers much less proficient than they think.
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While the problem has been compounded by synthetic fibers, the main culprit is Huang's favorite material: disposable packaging.
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Its troubles have been compounded by its debt burden, pension obligations and delays in collecting cash from clients.
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This shortcoming is compounded by the fact that in many African countries the strongest institution is the army.
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Slowing U.S. growth has compounded economic concerns in the past week, adding a further bid to U.S. bonds.
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The Home Valuation Code of Conduct, or HVCC, which went into effect in May 2009, compounded the problem.
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These health factors would be challenging enough on their own, but now they are compounded by profound grief.
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Russia's strong cyber crime talent compounded with unsuspecting tourists may form a perfect storm for cyberattacks, experts say.
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A Milan-based trader Manley's move was "not a good sign" and compounded the weakness in FCA's shares.
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They compounded the impression of defeat by absenting themselves from Mr Conte's announcement of the deal to parliament.
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Germany's long-standing reluctance to play a leading role on defense has been compounded by delicate coalition politics.
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That criticism has compounded scrutiny the president has received for his repeated praise of Kim earlier his week.
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All these difficulties were compounded for immigrant women, who might not speak English and might not have documents.
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All this unease has been compounded by the sense of insecurity instilled by jihadi terrorism and other violence.
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Tesla's advantage in range is compounded by its proprietary Supercharger charging network, which only serves the Tesla vehicles.
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Their anger has been compounded by what they say is their unfair treatment by police and the courts.
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In the meantime, in a society increasing growing older, the hazard is likely to be compounded by demographics.
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Wells Fargo's head global market strategist, Paul Christopher, said recent political disruptions have compounded his fears about Brazil.
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Compounded drugs serve a critically important purpose for people with rare diseases or allergies to commercially available drugs.
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Players know they have not produced and perhaps have compounded the problem by trying harder in those situations.
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They believe that his frustration is compounded by stress about the 2020 election and the economy's recent downturn.
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And but-- and the government happily pointed out to you that you were getting 2.9% compounded for that.
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Russia's strong cyber crime talent compounded with unsuspecting tourists may form a perfect storm for cyberattacks, experts say.
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And for LGBTQ people living at the intersection of multiple marginalized identities, barriers to paid leave are compounded.
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The tough sanctions imposed by Washington against members of Putin's inner circle this month have compounded the crisis.
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Even a few hundred dollars could take a bite out of debt, when you factor in compounded interest.
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In Koday's case, her pregnancy had compounded her ongoing struggle to meet the Marine Corps' strict weight requirements.
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This problem is compounded by the fact that no one is really sure how to characterize a WIMP.
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It's a variety of competing fiefdoms and it's only compounded by the number of different games being played.
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The company was faced with $20 billion in debt which had compounded roughly over the past ten years.
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More recently, a jump in the oil price has compounded the problem as Pakistan is a fuel importer.
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Unesco's difficulties were compounded on Thursday when the Trump administration announced that it would withdraw from the organization.
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That problem was compounded by the company's apparent lack of interest in where its new employees would live.
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She said, too, people should ask for regular raises, noting that the earnings compounded over time were considerable.
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That lack of trust between China and Australia is compounded by the difficult geopolitics of the Asia-Pacific.
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This is compounded by rumors that the vaccines are harmful, leading parents to refuse to vaccinate their children.
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The mayhem is compounded by overcrowded prisons and trigger-happy police officers who sometimes carry out extrajudicial killings.
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Rierderer notes that President Trump's 2016 victory spiked blue-state interest in prepping, compounded by the climate crisis.
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Compounded with the coercion and forced procedures, the trauma is far worse for the victims in the lawsuit.
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If that option does not exist, then the benchmark would move to compounded SOFR plus a spread adjustment.
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Hong Kong's Hang Seng dropped 2.9% as currency fears were compounded by continued street protests and political unrest.
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The system is plagued by overcrowding, which is compounded by dozens of cancellations daily, a Times analysis found.
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Next, it compounded the prevarication by admitting to its intentions, and insisting there was nothing wrong with them.
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This uncertainty can easily become compounded as state or local governments add on their requirements and approval processes.
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This is compounded by a persistent risk of drought, flooding during rainy season, and the spread of cholera.
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His anger is compounded by his belief that he should still be able to plant and steer stories.
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Being in New York compounded a feeling I had been experiencing, of profound dissociation from my own life.
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This can be compounded by the fact that fibromyalgia is sometimes triggered by stress or a traumatic event.
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The problem is compounded by a growing population of young people who are addicted to vaping, she said.
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In the meantime, in a society increasingly growing older, the hazard is likely to be compounded by demographics.
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The problems of an aging population have been compounded in Iowa by the struggles of the agricultural economy.
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This small decency is Antigone's crime — an offense compounded, in Creon's eyes, by her being a willful woman.
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The United States quickly realized that by isolating the most extreme prisoners, the recruitment and indoctrination was compounded.
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The 2013 law created a new category of companies known as "outsourcing facilities" that mass produce compounded drugs.
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"Compounded drugs, unlike FDA-approved drugs, are not reviewed by FDA for safety, effectiveness and quality," she said.
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But she noted that some patients may still be unaware that they are even using a compounded drug.
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Increased capacity in other steel-making countries is compounded by the lack of support from our own government.
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What's more, the stresses executives face, combined with fears of not delivering, may be compounded by social media.
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Trump compounded the offense in an interview on British radio last week with Brexit Party leader Nigel Farage.
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In Virginia, officials plan to execute a death-row inmate, Ricky Gray, using compounded midazolam on Jan. 18.
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We started with compounded in arears because it's the most challenging and biggest change to current market practice.
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"Sometimes the risk is compounded when criminals have multiple pieces of data," says cyber-security expert Joseph Steinberg.
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FOR THE SIX YEARS PRIOR TO 200, WE DELIVERED AN EXCESS OF 27% TSR ON A COMPOUNDED BASIS.
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In the Caribbean, the damage wrought by storms is compounded by overbuilding that has occurred on the islands.
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The company's problems have been compounded by global overcapacity, cheap imports from Asia and increasingly strict environmental regulation.
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The risk for a heart attack is further compounded by intense physical activity, like shoveling, in cold temperatures.
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The relentless rain that delayed planting of both crops this spring has been compounded by early winter weather.
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I suppose it's a version of the Birthday Paradox, compounded by the fact that words have many forms.
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The many lies Trump told between that speech and today have only compounded his flaws and his betrayals.
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Instead, the employment barriers of minority status and criminal record are compounded, intensifying the stigma toward this group.
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The Hawaii congresswoman compounded that criticism when she subsequently expressed skepticism over reports Assad had used chemical weapons.
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Anti-immigrant sentiment has also compounded the problem, as many victims of human trafficking come from other nations.
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Larry Kudlow, Trump's top economic adviser who is normally a proponent of free trade policies, compounded the anger.
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On a compounded annual basis, that's the third-highest growth rate among all global economies during that time.
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Poor communications between airlines and terminal operators compounded the effects the storm had on airport operations, he said.
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Moreover, a stuttering Chinese growth engine is being compounded by growing evidence of a more synchronised global slowdown.
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What really makes this summer's retrogrades feel intense is that they're compounded by the arrival of eclipse season.
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The Lesnar news was compounded when UFC announced that he'd failed a second, day-of-competition test for PEDs.
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The sector slipped more than 1.9 percent after sharp losses on Wall Street compounded souring market sentiment in Europe.
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The issue has been compounded by the nation's ballooning trade deficit, which is relatively large compared to other countries.
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In March and April, tightening liquidity was compounded by the dearth of new primary loans coming into the market.
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And it was compounded by the sense that there was no appropriate outlet for my maternity-leave imposter syndrome.
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The fashion industry has perhaps been shaken the most by the gloomy economic landscape compounded by the blackout ritual.
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"Friday was the scariest moment of my life, and the hurricane on Sunday only compounded it," Jennifer tells PEOPLE.
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The dismal outlook has been compounded by the lack of clarity over how financial services will fare after Brexit.
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The company's woes have been compounded by periodic outages and confusion among subscribers over the rapid pace of changes.
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"By lying to the FBI, they compounded their insider trading crime with the crime of criminal coverup," Berman said.
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The incident lit up social media, and compounded a bad start to the year for Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull.
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The migration was compounded by a generational shift, as young American-born Muslims turned more liberal on social issues.
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Brooklyn prosecutors also believed that that Liang's recklessness with the weapon was compounded by yet another reckless criminal act.
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But those problems have been compounded by the protests, to which there seems to be no end in sight.
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The headache is compounded by the decline of diesels, which emit 15-20 percent less CO2 than petrol alternatives.
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That very afternoon, the Trump team compounded its problems as anti-Trump forces demanded an open, roll-call vote.
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Osh's Affordable Pharmaceuticals is a public benefit corporation connecting doctors and patients with sources of low-cost, compounded pharmaceuticals.
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Hence the effects of a physical disaster can easily be compounded by longer-lasting problems of destitution and epidemics.
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That problem is compounded by the slowness and inconsistency of Android phone makers in implementing Google's latest security patches.
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That realization was compounded when much of Wall Street drew the wrong conclusion from the Fed's most recent meeting.
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The programmatic video market is expected to grow at a compounded annual growth rate of 172% from 2013-2016.
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This has been compounded by attacks on press freedom, including the detention of several journalists over the past year.
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The causes included falls during the post-storm clean up, traffic accidents and medical issues compounded by the hurricane.
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I think it's compounded by the fact that engagement correlates to short-term happiness, unclear what's happening long-term.
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Over generations, the effect of this lack of inclusion has compounded, leading us to the disparities that exist today.
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The trauma the young man experienced before arriving in the US was compounded by the harsh conditions of detention.
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Those concerns were compounded last month when China's customs data showed exports and imports both fell surprisingly in December.
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The headache is compounded by the decline of diesels, which emit 15-13 percent less CO2 than petrol alternatives.
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And troubles in top tier cities, which attract a wide range of companies, could be compounded in smaller cities.
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Drug companies have raised concerns about the safety of compounded medicines that have not been approved by European regulators.
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Amsterdam's UMC, which treats all 60 known CTX patients in the Netherlands, compounded CDCA itself from April-August 2018.
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While troubleshooting the incorrect flight path, the pilots were unable to fix the issue, and may have compounded it.
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This anxiety is only compounded by the kind of treatment the UK last practiced back in the late 70s.
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The fact that this trauma is compounded by paying out of pocket for medical expenses and testing is disheartening.
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This has compounded the waste problem, given the fact that many nations do not have a plastic recycling policy.
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In the interim, Gleeson compounded the problem by calling his teammate and captain, Ridgewell, to come pick him up.
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The pan-European STOXX 600 dipped 0.1 percent as weakness in chipmakers was compounded by a drop in miners .
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While the future use of midazolam is uncertain, it appears that states' lethal injection struggles have just been compounded.
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The compounded annual growth rate of investment by Korean firms into the U.S. has exceeded a whopping 17 percent.
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For the widows of the Sundarbans, the search for regular income is compounded by the social stigma they face.
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This challenge is compounded by the extended time horizon and near-invisibility of much ecologically-minded social practice art.
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The problem is only compounded when there is uncertainty about whether and to what extent new rules will apply.
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Osh's Affordable Pharmaceuticals is a public benefit corporation connecting doctors and patients with sources of low-cost, compounded pharmaceuticals.
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A decision to cut corners, compounded by mismanagement and secrecy, resulted in nearly 8,000 children being exposed to lead.
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The uncertainty and frustration that often characterize negotiations with North Korea have been compounded, in part, by Trump himself.
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The recent sell-off in technology stocks has compounded the move lower after a market correction earlier this year.
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If all of that sounds exhausting — and it often was — the season's extended flashback structure only compounded the problem.
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This basic problem has been compounded by the current administration's total misreading of how to win concessions from Israel.
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For cities like Flint, which suffered from the recession more than the average town, the water problems were compounded.
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Boucher is currently facing 4th degree assault charges locally but those charges could be compounded with the federal charges.
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That has compounded an already dire security situation in the country's north, where attacks by jihadist groups are common.
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That's been compounded by the president's frustration with reports saying the economy is flashing warning signs of another recession.
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Capital outflows compounded these pressures in 2016, resulting in a USD7503 billion fall in foreign reserves to USD10 billion.
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It thus only compounded the sense of unreality to see how the institutional Jewish community responded to the appointment.
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These debilitating factors are compounded by the backdrop of human encroachment on wildlife habitat and the scourge of poaching.
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These errors, Ms. Sabouni says, were compounded by the corruption, mismanagement and thoughtless development projects of the Syrian state.
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And the ballooning costs were only compounded by the physical challenges of literally getting The Wheel off the ground.
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But the key word is "supportive" — if someone is dismissive or can't empathize, it can result in compounded trauma.
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Rising costs have been compounded by government "fixes," such as the Affordable Care Act, which sought to lower costs.
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You may also think that United's social team has compounded the effort by reflexively defending its gate personnel. But!
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Others tried to make their stances look like Funakoshi's, and this was compounded by Funakoshi naturally having bowed legs.
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All of those problems were compounded by a remarkable week of what appear to be self-inflicted corporate wounds.
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These problems are compounded by an economic crisis and a government battle with Boko Haram militants in the north.
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CEO Drew Nelson said the company's problems had been compounded by a "well-heralded softness in the smartphone market".
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Yet the horror of this crime will have been compounded if an innocent man has been framed for it.
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This has compounded woes in a country suffering from an economic crisis that has hiked prices and slashed jobs.
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Then there is the growing risk of nuclear terrorism, a threat compounded by the chill in US-Russian relations.
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The recent tax law compounded the problem, because it made it more expensive for Plug Power to get financing.
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The opening of mega-halls in Paris and Hamburg has compounded the pressure on London to build its own.
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That compounded breakdowns at the company's coal fleet, which accounts for the bulk of its 44,000 MW nominal capacity.
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Coronavirus-related fears sent global stocks nose diving on Monday, with losses compounded by free-falling crude oil prices.
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They are compounded by the insistence that translators be respected as artists — no matter the quality of their work.
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It's a compounded problem this year, and I think it's got an awful lot of farmers saying 'I'm done.
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This is compounded by the fact that most hitscans that can threaten her, like Widowmaker, are susceptible to dive.
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You have the residual risk of being a smoker compounded by the risk of being an e-cigarette user.
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Those worries were compounded by concern that non-OPEC crude producers had not yet agreed to cut output further.
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When the Jets left in the mid-1990s for Arizona, their departure compounded the grim outlook for the city.
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That's compounded by the lasting impact from the local bushfires that forced tens of thousands to evacuate their homes.
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But the outbreak has compounded problems for the economy as exports already took a hit from the Sino-U.
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The country's inability to process its imperial past is compounded by constant migrant-bashing from the media and politicians.
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But mistrust of the local and national authorities, compounded by missteps and mistakes in handling the illness, runs deep.
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That Kobe's 13-year-old daughter, Gianna, and seven others also died in the helicopter crash compounded the tragedy.
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Allowing mass production of compounded sterile products without the necessary standards in place will put patient safety at risk.
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All of this is compounded by the rise in malware and other cybersecurity threats as more commerce moves online.
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All of which is to say that I'm sorry your medical condition should be compounded with this family quandary.
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The problem is compounded by the fact that schedules are usually made up at least a year in advance.
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With revenue yet to accrue from these schemes, its cashflow position was then compounded by disruption from delayed payments.
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Even a fraction of a percent in higher fees, when compounded over decades, can cost thousands of dollars more.
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The existential threat TikTok represents to American companies has been compounded by the fact ByteDance is a Chinese firm.
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Employees said Tuesday that the choice of a secretary who has vowed to eliminate the agency compounded those fears.
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But when Hurricane Maria decimated Puerto Rico in September 2017, the federal response was sluggish, compounded by weak infrastructure.
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So our sales grew from the time I started as CEO through fiscal year '16 at 225% compounded annually.
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IF YOU BOUGHT 1,103 SHARES, $7,000, YOU WOULD HAVE JUST ABOUT $12 MILLION, 17% COMPOUNDED RETURN FOR 48 YEARS.
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A devastating drought has compounded economic hardships including high joblessness while an acute cash shortage has angered Zimbabwe's citizens.
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Contamination of compounded sterile products has resulted in numerous illnesses and deaths in the United States in recent years.
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This will be compounded by growing economic uncertainty, which often leads homeowners to hold onto their homes for longer.
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This was compounded by you also not knowing where the other person was, or what they might be doing.
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Here we see another disgrace promulgated by the Trump administration, compounded by disregard of science, history and true conservation.
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These structural problems can be compounded by cultural ones: stigma, communication challenges and inadequate training for clinicians and staff.
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The bag should have been returned to NASA at that point; instead, Mr. Ary's crime was compounded by confusion.
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His minority support deficit is compounded by the fact that Hillary Clinton maintains long-lasting ties with black communities.
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The fact that gun control wasn't even considered an option just compounded the sense of helplessness at the conference.
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For those in Tulsa, tensions in this debate are compounded by a history of racial issues in the state.
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And compounded among potentially tens of millions of users across several weeks and months, the amount would be astronomical.
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That criticism was compounded by grumblings within the caucus about a system that rewarded seniority and squandered new talent.
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For de Vries, this distance is compounded with the way English has become the official language of Internet culture.
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"With each additional disclosure, the damage is compounded — providing more detail to what our adversaries have already learned," Melstad said.
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This looks set to be compounded by a weak quarter for fixed-income, commodities and currencies (FICC) at Credit Suisse.
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Over the 20 years from 1999 to 2018, the S&P only compounded at an annual rate of 5.6 percent.
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Duterte's criticism of Rappler has compounded concerns about several governments in the region taking a tougher stand with the media.
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At the 7-11, my fears compounded when I noticed Juuls were no longer being promoted on the checkout counter.
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"Self-care does not address the systemic issue that people who face compounded discrimination have to deal with," Valerio says.
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This is compounded by the fact that users spend just 15 percent of their time on mobile in web browsers.
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This further compounded the plight of suppliers, many of them small and medium-sized enterprises already struggling to stay afloat.
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The difficulty of running a robotics startup is surely compounded by the the ever-changing whims of the toy market.
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Yet the latest ad, in which white women outnumber the sole woman of color, compounded the brand's public relations problem.
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The central government has compounded the problem by refusing to differentiate between the new type of demonstrator and the guerrillas.
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The migration of advertising online and the encroachment into market research of consultancies such as Accenture have compounded the pressures.
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City's home loss to Leicester was compounded when Tottenham edged visiting Watford, 1-23, and replaced City in second place.
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One extra percentage point in annual fees compounded over a lifetime can shrink your retirement nest egg by 40 percent.
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The way it looked to him, an unimaginable family tragedy was now being compounded by official incompetence and rank stupidity.
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But the alternative is a vicious cycle of austerity, recession and a shrinking population, now compounded by a natural disaster.
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The unease is further compounded by the technical complexity of the issue, which oftentimes leads candidates outside their rhetorical wheelhouse.
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"They have a really potent depressant respiratory effect and it's compounded when you're mixing them with other medications," she says.
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Virtuix is actually offering a 3% interest payment, compounded monthly, for anyone who will no longer be receiving an Omni.
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Fear about what all this means for future copper demand is being compounded by the meltdown in Chinese stock markets.
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The problem is compounded by the reluctance of many migrants' countries of origin, such as Pakistan, to accept forcible returns.
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That appears to have become compounded with the West's war with Islamist militancy in general and Islamic State in particular.
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User frustration was compounded by the fact that none of WhatsApp's main social media accounts appear to be very active.
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They argue the problems were compounded after Congress approved a measure in 2014 to delay increases in flood insurance rates.
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The uproar also compounded the political damage inflicted on the administration by Trump's sudden dismissal of Comey a week ago.
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Going to the doctor's office is a loathsome experience for anyone, but the burden is compounded when you're struggling financially.
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And his absence on the glass is compounded by the fact that he frequently fails to get back on defense.
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Realistically this would probably be compounded by widespread human failures in response to fear and breakdown of existing incentive systems.
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Prenatal vitamins, for example, are so huge because they're compounded with an assortment of vital minerals and substances, he says.
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The military's pilot shortage crisis has been compounded by pilot shortages in the commercial airline industry, which offers aggressive pay.
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The personal sting of such finger-wagging is compounded by the potential financial one, since negative comments affect future bookings.
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No regulatory crackdown on pricing has materialized, but the sector's decline has run unabated, compounded by broader stock market volatility.
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The reputational headaches have been compounded by a glut of diamonds caused by a slump in consumer demand in China.
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Worries over borrowing levels are compounded by reports that SoftBank and Mr Son have put in place unusual debt structures.
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Across the hemisphere, the danger to the forest from global warming is being compounded by increased industrial activities like logging.
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It is compounded by the fact that a number of states don't even have hate crimes legislation on the books.
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The latest tragedy is compounded by the crippling of the livelihood of the town, where mining is unlikely to continue.
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The threat of foreign adversaries targeting these systems for intelligence has been compounded as more countries build up their capabilities.
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"Donald Trump sets a stage that then is compounded by the Republican agenda," said Dan Sena, who heads the DCCC.
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The debt crisis has been compounded by the refugee crisis, provoking domestic turmoil and damaging relations with European Union partners.
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A few hours after Trump's about-face on Twitter, his administration compounded this impulse to erase or obscure inconvenient facts.
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Successful people know that making small continual improvement every day will be compounded over time, and give them desired results.
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But for the last quarter of 2017 when bitcoin prices were nearing $20,000, wallet growth compounded monthly was 7.6 percent.
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For Matar, the difficulty was compounded by the fact of having a father who was at once exemplary and absent.
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The global slump in oil prices however has compounded existing economic problems, bringing the region to the point of insolvency.
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The executive branch is responsible for Americans' security, and these compounded failures require action from Congress to help fix it.
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The problem was further compounded by a steep decline in home prices that left many borrowers "underwater" on their mortgage.
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The zero interest rate policies of the Federal Reserve, designed to help the housing market recover, compounded the problem further.
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A second letter from Mr. Comey, clearing her two days before the election, compounded the harm to her chances, Mrs.
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The problem is even more compounded for smaller publications that can't attract enough readers to sustain themselves on advertising alone.
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Successful people know that making small continuous improvement every day will be compounded over time and give them desired results.
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The tsunami's impacts were compounded by a tidal wave caused by the full moon, BMKG said in a news release.
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This was compounded by geopolitical conflicts which made energy delivery unreliable, further creating community resistance to the new energy company.
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They are now being compounded by signs of manufacturing contraction in Europe and a sharp slowdown in the United States.
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Oil prices added to losses suffered overnight after an unexpected build in U.S. crude inventories compounded investor worries about demand.
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The growth in borrowing was compounded by the Great Recession, when many out-of-work Americans went back to school.
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It's kind of surreal, whether it's the Trump administration or what's been going on in Hollywood, a lot has compounded.
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But the political problem for Handel is that the Senate Republican health care bill is compounded by her personal record.
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And state-sanctioned social stigma is compounded for sex-working mothers and makes its way into our interpersonal interactions, too.
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This is critically important, as even a small percentage compounded over time can make a significant difference in the future.
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For homeless or struggling veterans who can't pay, those little legal issues snowball, debts get compounded and families fall apart.
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More disturbing are the false public statements, compounded by the roles that the secretary's family has taken in the department.
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The Palestinian Authority compounded those problems last year with financial pressures that included mass layoffs and crippling daily power outages.
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This danger is compounded by the slipperiness of the concept underlying this analysis: the idea of a "two-sided" market.
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This intense exposure to kids' germs is compounded by the fact that young parents are often tired and worn out.
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The effect of those costs was compounded through the years, as every approved rent increase built upon the starting point.
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Officials compounded the problem by keeping the new era's name secret until April 1, just one month before the transition.
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Especially when the risks of masculinity are compounded by racism and poverty, too many boys do not survive into manhood.
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In an article published Sunday, we examined how the trauma of the fire was compounded by the difficulty of escape.
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The risks are compounded for people who binge social media before bed or during isolation, with a limited support network.
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Yet pediatricians can face substantial resistance from families, which is compounded by the day-to-day realities of medical practice.
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Those expectations were then compounded by growing need as black families were disproportionately hurt by the financial crisis in 2008.
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This uncertainty is compounded by the proliferation of innovative technologies, many of which are inadequately addressed by existing regulatory frameworks.
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It has already been a trying year for the Knicks, with the mounting losses compounded by off-the-court drama.
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Each illegal action was compounded by another subsequent lie, until Nixon lost the trust of lawmakers and the American people.
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The tragedy of these fires is compounded by the fact that there was no corresponding outcry in the mainstream media.
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The Iowa Democratic Party's disastrously long delay in reporting results compounded the sense of confusion and haziness surrounding the outcome.
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The infernos were compounded by last year's highest temperatures on record, and tinder-dry conditions from three years of drought.
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If the Senate blocks U.S. ratification, nuclear dangers will be compounded in East Asia, South Asia, and the Middle East.
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The problems were compounded by a confusing three-way goalie situation with Jaroslav Halak, Thomas Greiss and Jean-Francois Berube.
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The failure started with government complacency, compounded by a misguided decision to suspend a vaccination program after a medical scare.
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Further to this, an unexpected jump in U.S. oil inventories last week has compounded bearish sentiment in the energy market.
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This makes little sense, however, since ignoring the compounded disadvantages of poverty condemns today's poor children to becoming poor adults.
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Some, like Illinois and Connecticut, have compounded their fiscal woes by hiking taxes, in turn driving individuals and businesses elsewhere.
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These efforts will be compounded by third party operations, as well as overseas governments seeking to interfere in the election.
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Historical injustice The feelings of neglect felt by many in the region are compounded by a historical sense of injustice.
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But Bush said his issues with the report were compounded by the women who have accused Trump of sexual misconduct.
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There was obviously a tremendous mistake made and what compounded the mistake was the attempt to try to cover up.
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A lack of investment compounded by cash flow problems and chronic shortages of spare parts have crippled operations, critics say.
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Fewer than one in 20 who request it end up ingesting the prescription for compounded medication for aid in dying.
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But as costs piled up, issues with the jets multiplied, defense budgets constricted, and delays compounded, Ottawa began pursuing alternatives.
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On Sunday, that insult to musicians was compounded when Dave Chappelle won for the third straight year in the category — it's not like they were giving a new face some shine — and then compounded once again by the fact that Chappelle, who might've at least given a speech to remember, did not even show up.
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The fear, distrust, and isolation I had already begun to experience as an individual working in the sex industry was compounded.
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This risk for the euro zone's economy was compounded by U.S. sanctions on Iran and higher sanctions on Russia, she said.
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The result looks like the numbers are carved into stone, an effect compounded by the concrete-like hue of the membrane.
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This has been compounded by the fact that American allies in Europe and elsewhere have joined in on them as well.
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That learning is then compounded through simulation, which allows Waymo's cars to drive billions more miles than they ever could IRL.
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This 249% annual growth rate would have compounded a modest $5003,2500 investment into nearly a half-million dollars over two decades.
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In cybersecurity, where ordinary digital anxiety is compounded by esoteric threats, the use of FUD to generate business is especially notable.
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Mycle Schneider, a nuclear expert, says that in America, as elsewhere, engineering problems are compounded by a shortage of skilled manpower.
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Its license has been on probation since November 813, when authorities found it had compounded the wrong drug for three children.
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It was an extremely stressful job, especially when compounded with his regular, day-to-day duties as CEO and creative director.
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This was also compounded by the fact that we're working on a film set, which is a totally male-dominated sphere.
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But for most European politicians the shock of the American election was compounded by the obvious parallels for their own democracies.
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That&aposs Watergate compounded by the fact that were many years after Watergate and we didn&apost think this could happened.
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The greenback's decline was compounded by lower U.S. yields, with 13-year Treasury yield falling 2 basis points to 2.30 percent.
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JC Penney said that between 230 and 260, it anticipates compounded annual same-store sales growth to be about 3 percent.
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Concerns about high marketing costs and a lack of profitability also weighed on Wednesday on the BlueApron IPO, compounded by Amazon.
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Compounded with women's tendency to deflect credit — especially when collaborating with men — and the work they do becomes all but invisible.
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And the advantage of investing in that form is that the money is compounded over a very long period of time.
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Concerns from China were compounded by tepid U.S. economic data that showed U.S. retail stores struggled toward the end of 2015.
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This problem is deeply compounded in season four, where things that would fell mere mortals only give the Underwoods greater heat.
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Black people were also exposed to discriminatory housing practices like redlining, and pervasive residential and educational segregation further compounded earlier injustices.
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For passengers, hardship from the early morning meltdown was compounded by the fact that Delta's flight-status updates weren't working either.
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Hillary Clinton is an imperfect politician, and no Democrat wants her vulnerabilities compounded by footage of Bernie Sanders questioning her qualifications.
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Those issues are compounded by the fact that the agency has failed to "balance" and "prepare" its workforce, the report said.
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The agency's decision renders the sale of compounded products containing vasopressin unlawful, unless manufactured using an FDA-approved product, Endo said.
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That slide was compounded by a February report that China had placed bans on Australian coal imports at a major port.
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That's compounded by the fact that stigma surrounding the virus still abounds, even as social acceptance of LGBTQ people has increased.
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The divergence in application protocols is only being compounded as tech giants begin to make a bid to capture the space.
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To watch Lee Se-dol struggle for words and apologize in the post-game press conferences compounded the sense of melancholy.
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While an artwork is a visual of a moment in time, a wild place is the visual of all time compounded.
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Couple this with the financial cost of having a rare disease, and many are facing compounded issues in medical care accessibility.
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But it is being compounded by a lack of treatment provision and a seemingly endless supply of potent black market tranquilizers.
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"The effects of repeated climate shocks are compounded by shortages of fuel, fertiliser and spare parts crucial for farming," Verhoosel said.
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The dangers were compounded by heavy rain that could mix with ash to form acid rain or spawn mudslides or floods.
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The state compounded its woes by raising salaries and pensions during the oil boom and giving big tax breaks to businesses.
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The challenge of doing so will be compounded by the expanding needs of people displaced by climate change and natural disasters.
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Untreated drug addiction and mass incarceration are two main culprits, compounded by a severe bias against hiring people with criminal records.
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Cattle farmer Barton said problems had been compounded this year by a winter storm known as the "Beast from the East".
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If anything, the residual problems since Hurricane Mitch have been compounded by a recent three-year drought and continued political unrest.
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The uncertainty of how all this will be navigated is only compounded by the uncertainty of who will do the navigating.
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In addition, the federal government would assume the compounded interest debt owed for all outstanding private and federally subsidized/nonsubsidized loans.
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And those dangers are compounded by the way the administration is handling T visa applications for those trafficked over the border.
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What's more, an eerily simultaneous series of events in New York City on Tuesday compounded the political damage for the president.
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"Drug products compounded under insanitary conditions could become contaminated and cause serious adverse events in patients, including death," the FDA wrote.
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Oil prices added to losses suffered overnight though after an unexpected build in U.S. crude inventories compounded investor worries about demand.
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But a long decline in the area's economic health, mainly driven by a collapse of the timber industry, compounded local frustrations.
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Compounded by the fact that my last rotation during residency was reproductive endocrinology and infertility, the statistics alarmed me even more.
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This is further compounded by the frequent attempts by students to deny some speakers a platform because their views are controversial.
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Tensions were compounded when it was later revealed the Trump team covertly enlisted congressional staff to help write the executive order.
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For others, he made it clear that America has more work to do to overcome 400 years of compounded institutional racism.
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The pace of firings and resignations, compounded by a lack of new hires, has also flummoxed and frustrated the West Wing.
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It's an issue of compounded misogyny/ trans misogyny, and the media's obsession with centering cis-passing trans binary people, particularly women.
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Exchange rate swings had a negative effect of 4.1 percent on quarterly sales, Sanofi said, compounded by persistent difficulties in Venezuela.
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But inefficiency and overmanning at state-owned enterprises has compounded the problems, and they need now to reform themselves, he said.
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American worries may have been compounded by Erdogan restoring ties with Russia and even discussing military cooperation with President Vladimir Putin.
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This offers underpriced insurance, encouraging people to live in low-lying areas — compounded by flood maps that are old and unreliable.
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And because women still bear most of the responsibility of child-rearing, when schools are suspended that risk may be compounded.
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But stimulating growth has compounded China's debt problems, added to its pollution woes and created other complications that Beijing must address.
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It was a rejection compounded by the fact that she just told him that she was moving [out of his apartment].
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Her disorder was compounded by her move to Hollywood to pursue an acting career and her struggle to accept her sexuality.
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Geopolitical tensions, sluggish growth and persistent low interest rates compounded structural problems which have beleaguered the sector since the financial crisis.
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One can't help but wonder whether AT&T's difficulties at DirecTV were compounded by this lack of management continuity and experience.
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The strain has been compounded by Facebook's work force adapting to working from home, which had been discouraged in the past.
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The risks of an outbreak were compounded in 2017, when the rollout of the world's first promising dengue vaccine backfired spectacularly.
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The dilemma of contemporary liberation is compounded by its historical reliance on grand narratives often formulated during the European colonial era.
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And the plight of all ethnic minority groups has been compounded by the deadly incursions of the Arakan Rohingya Salvation Army.
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The fighting has been compounded by the iron grip of Myanmar's military, which formally ruled the country from 1962 to 2010.
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These concerns are compounded immensely by the knowledge that the firm has now been the subject of a successful hacking operation.
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But that prestige was squandered through mismanagement — and the damage was compounded by unwillingness to face up to what was happening.
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Even worse, it has compounded many of the issues it was meant to fix — the law of unintended consequences in action.
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My shock and sadness have been compounded by the lack of responsiveness from several people I thought I was close to.
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"Navient's loan servicing abuses have compounded the misery of parents and students who sacrificed to pay for college," Mr. Becerra said.
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The moderate contenders may be limiting each other from receiving delegates, a problem compounded by the 15% threshold to receiving delegates.
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The problems are compounded by a lack of senior people in the State Department's Bureau of South and Central Asian Affairs.
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The moves compounded a mounting sense of turmoil in northeast Syria, where tens of thousands of residents were reported fleeing south.
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It was not just the monopolistic online superstore, or the two-billion-dollar merger, though these compounded and accelerated our anxieties.
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A supply glut weighing on crude prices compounded losses, sending the oil and gas index to a near 7-month low.
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All this is compounded by the fact that Super Tuesday, just a month away, looms larger over Iowa than ever before.
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