Exacerbating this, climate change is now amplifying the severity of storms and other extreme weather events, and exacerbating the flooding risks faced by millions of Americans.
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Because it's likely that climate change is exacerbating this drought.
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In fact, Trump's trade war is exacerbating the trade deficit.
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Too much consolidation risks exacerbating the problem of overmighty banks.
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Go deeper: Regulatory gaps are exacerbating the youth vaping crisis
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Exacerbating the problem is increased competition within the restaurant space.
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It even is exacerbating the warming trend in the Arctic.
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That high pressure system is also exacerbating the storm's stall.
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Instead of fixing its shortcomings, the government is exacerbating them.
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Traders said Tria's comments sparked short covering, exacerbating the move.
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Trump's 'America First' policy agenda clearly risks exacerbating this clash.
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The weakness of the global economy is exacerbating the trend.
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Del Rio said the testing difficulties are exacerbating the outbreak.
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Stockpiling groups are aware of the risk of exacerbating shortages.
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Unfortunately, the Trump administration seems bent on exacerbating the problem.
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Should we pull assistance, we risk exacerbating our own problems.
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Panic buying in some areas was exacerbating the supply crunch.
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The Fed's stimulative tools operate through Wall Street, exacerbating those problems.
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"Coupled with human impacts, we're exacerbating the environmental disturbances," he said.
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Vegetation growing in the wall's cracks could be exacerbating the problem.
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It has kowtowed to conservative supporters, exacerbating tensions within Israeli society.
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But the expectation of higher revenues could be exacerbating the problem.
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More recently, Airbnb has come under fire for exacerbating the problem.
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Exacerbating global conflict as the disparate impacts start to shift geopolitics.
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Facebook is exacerbating the volume of it, but the problem's elsewhere.
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This ended up exacerbating panic-selling and had to be scrapped.
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Shareholder returns also contributed to exacerbating the deterioration of credit metrics.
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Sanders fiercely opposed any legislation he viewed as exacerbating income inequality.
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That made imports more essential, exacerbating the lack of foreign currency.
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That price war is exacerbating the pain in the oil market.
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Exacerbating their fears, and those of their protagonist, was the Nov.
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Back then, the country blamed short sales for exacerbating the crash.
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Panicked buying of masks by regular consumers is exacerbating the problem.
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Meanwhile, the government's response to this violence may only be exacerbating it.
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China does not just cause alarm by playing on and exacerbating divisions.
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These two problems are not just coinciding: They are exacerbating one another.
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Traffic has only increased over the past decade, exacerbating this neighborhood's isolation.
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The dollar's weakness in late New York trading exacerbating the pound's gains.
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Aren't your savvy algorithmic content downweights risking exacerbating existing unfair societal divisions?
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But Limberg said some people aren't heeding the recommendation, exacerbating the problem.
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She had to cut her hair, exacerbating her gender dysphoria, Strangio said.
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Airbnb has been blamed for exacerbating home prices in congested housing markets.
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Leverage is almost always a key factor exacerbating panic in financial markets.
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Rather, most saw the two as working in conjunction, exacerbating one another.
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Japanese and London markets were both closed for holidays, exacerbating the moves.
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Last week fighting destroyed recently distributed rations in a storehouse, exacerbating shortages.
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His fiery rhetoric appears to be exacerbating a North Korean nuclear showdown.
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European funds are raising larger tranches of capital, possibly exacerbating the trend.
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Playing politics with funding is complicating recruitment and potentially exacerbating the problem.
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But fiscal irresponsibility does not justify exacerbating a global public-health emergency.
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Ultimately, investigators zeroed in on the third rail as an exacerbating issue.
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The first big mistake is exacerbating our serious problem of income inequality.
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There are people who are exacerbating oligarchic tendencies and Bloomberg is one.
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Go deeper... Expert Voices: Regulatory gaps are exacerbating the youth vaping crisis
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Socio-economic factors have played a role in exacerbating the water crisis.
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Then their anxiety may increase their focus on the pain, exacerbating it.
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It said tariffs were exacerbating supply shortages and also driving prices higher.
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Climate change could potentially lead to more frequent heat waves, exacerbating these effects.
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The volume of food transported around the world also is exacerbating global warming.
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To be sure, climate change is exacerbating the impacts of events like hurricanes.
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But the throngs of victims trying to leave the area are exacerbating bottlenecks.
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But the industry's limitations are still apparent, and current conditions are exacerbating them.
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Dicle University's Coskun said the clampdown on HDP officials was exacerbating Kurds' disenchantment.
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Dicle University's Coskun said the clampdown on HDP officials was exacerbating Kurds' disenchantment.
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S. trade tensions, exacerbating investors' concerns about the health of the global economy.
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Production for both is expected to be strong, exacerbating existing concerns about oversupply.
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And bikes can't be accused of exacerbating air pollution or road-based congestion.
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The police have so far been restrained, for fear of exacerbating the unrest.
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Firms and households might instead be forced to deleverage simultaneously, exacerbating the pain.
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Critics accuse it of exacerbating housing shortages and driving out lower-income residents.
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Making matters worse, climate change is exacerbating the plight of the Hawaiian snails.
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S. ties exacerbating losses prompted by concerns about Erdogan's influence on monetary policy.
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Enrollment in the program has fallen short of expectations, exacerbating the longer lines.
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Meanwhile, Iran has taken several major steps away from the JCPOA, exacerbating tensions.
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Critics of the working party's decision see Wednesday's opinion as exacerbating that uncertainty.
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S. trade tensions, exacerbating investors' concerns about the state of the global economy.
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Our focus groups underscored how people perceive that Trump is exacerbating racial tensions.
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Critics accuse Airbnb of exacerbating housing shortages and driving out lower-income residents.
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The result would be more inflation, exacerbating the pressures on consumers and businesses.
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Exacerbating the situation is the spread of the coronavirus virus across the globe.
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City officials tightly control the market for new land parcels, exacerbating supply limits.
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Simply put, apple sales are progressing slowly, exacerbating the already high inventory pressure.
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Puerto Rico endured lengthy power outages following Hurricane Maria, exacerbating the humanitarian disaster.
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Exacerbating things is Pelosi&aposs position as the tip of the Democratic spear.
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The fear of exacerbating PTSD in veterans is central to Goldsmith's work today.
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So while fishery management problems have long existed, climate change is exacerbating conflicts.
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New synthetic versions of heroin like fentanyl and carfentanil are exacerbating the crisis.
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Investors registered their disapproval by driving down asset prices, exacerbating a market slump.
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If AI is creating and exacerbating inequalities, what's the plan to tackle them?
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ICE is actively exacerbating the COVID-19 pandemic, and by continuing to provide support to the Department of Defense, the Department of Homeland Security, ICE and strategic partners of ICE like Palantir, Amazon is actively exacerbating the pandemic as well.
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We work specifically to prevent suburban sprawl, which is an environmental, inequality-exacerbating disaster.
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Now, the possibility of further job insecurity and economic stability is exacerbating those frustrations.
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Confusion over the President's position may also be exacerbating the tumult in Republican ranks.
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Further exacerbating the egregiousness of the crime, the Saudis murdered Khashoggi on Turkish soil.
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It might also help them avoid undermining the party's legitimacy or exacerbating popular alienation.
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While many are retirees, a skills gap and other factors are exacerbating the trend.
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The BBC reported that a concurrent cold snap in Italy is exacerbating the problem.
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And every single step that Donald Trump is taking is only exacerbating the challenge.
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" Three human activities are exacerbating their outcomes," as Vox's Umair Irfan explained in September.
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These are the pop culture dolls that are to blame for exacerbating our fears.
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Controlling these offers commercial and military advantages but risks exacerbating tensions in the region.
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Exacerbating underlying Russian-Iranian tensions is a longtime historical mistrust between the two countries.
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They are blamed for exacerbating price falls so that they can reap bigger returns.
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According to them, that's "exacerbating road congestion" in the already traffic jam-plagued capital.
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Their bill aims to to avoid exacerbating pollution and congestion as AVs are deployed.
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This self-destructive relationship can work both ways, with dermatologic problems exacerbating mood disorders.
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That only pushed more people to defect, exacerbating the problem—and increasing the cost.
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"Current gig work models are exacerbating trends towards a digital security divide," Albert said.
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More rain is in the forecast for the coming days, likely exacerbating the situation.
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Caste rights activists claim that Jatt-centric lyrics are exacerbating divisions amongst British Indians.
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Mr Tsipras had to take the deal anyway, exacerbating the public's cynicism about politics.
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But different regions have adopted different approaches to regulation, exacerbating the problem of complexity.
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Exacerbating this imbalance in spending is the much lower income earned by Chinese workers.
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Lake Chad is no exception: the disruption of local livelihoods is exacerbating regional insecurity.
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Enrollment in the program has fallen short of expectations, exacerbating the longer lines. Yes.
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Their feuds would often spill into the press, exacerbating tensions in the White House.
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High voter turnout is causing long lines and exacerbating technical issues in some states.
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But some economists and politicians are skeptical of further exacerbating the current national debt.
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Enrollment in the program has fallen short of expectations, exacerbating the long security lines.
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He contends it's not the trade war exacerbating global troubles — it's the Federal Reserve.
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The shutdowns were blamed for exacerbating the sell-offs they were intended to limit.
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That means currently, the biggest risk IR rays pose is causing or exacerbating discoloration.
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Indeed, they can be a kind of force multiplier, exacerbating or highlighting existing problems.
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It often meets at odd hours and in rushed circumstances, exacerbating the partisan sniping.
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Lack of liquidity is exacerbating this move; as it did in February as well.
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In his speech, Mr. Kenney blamed Mr. Trudeau's government for exacerbating Alberta's economic slump.
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Already thin liquidity was reduced further by a Japanese public holiday, exacerbating sharp moves.
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But climate change is also a major factor, exacerbating heat, drought, and fire risk.
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The quarantine could make the situation worse, including by exacerbating shortages of medical supplies.
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Recent policy has driven many small farms out however, exacerbating an earlier market rout.
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She highlighted economic issues as well as social media in creating and exacerbating stress.
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Confusion over the United States' stance on the dispute may be exacerbating the problem.
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But analysts have accused the Trump administration of sending mixed signals, exacerbating the rift.
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As that ground thaws it releases that carbon into the atmosphere, exacerbating climate change.
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The waste piling up around the city was exacerbating the health crisis, Nyatsine explained.
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The waste piling up around the city was exacerbating the health crisis, Nyatsine explained.
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To the contrary, displaced people would move to other neighborhoods, often exacerbating overcrowding problems.
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Because he's the most perfect example ... I think he's definitely exacerbating the symptoms, unfortunately.
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This wet winter is melting California's snow too fast, exacerbating the already overfull reservoir situation.
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Tourism from the Gulf has collapsed as a result of the Syrian conflict, exacerbating matters.
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Colombia has taken in at least 2 million Venezuelans, exacerbating a tense political situation there.
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But that does nothing to fix the underlying issue — the smoking — that's exacerbating their condition.
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But critics accused him of exacerbating the problem by sending confusing signals about monetary policy.
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The storm flooded swathes of land, exacerbating a humanitarian crisis caused by an earlier drought.
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This minimizes the potential for clogging pores and exacerbating or creating acne and other issues.
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Expenses ballooned in pursuit of growth, exacerbating concerns the company could generate long-term profit.
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And this trade spat with the US is exacerbating a brewing financial crisis in Turkey.
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Since most plastics come from fossil fuels, our plastics dependency is also exacerbating climate change.
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"I feel like we're exacerbating it by even talking about it," Cox told Entertainment Tonight.
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"I feel like we're exacerbating it by even talking about it," she told Entertainment Tonight.
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SHORTS: Traders say covering of short positions ahead of month-end is exacerbating nearby tightness.
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The outages are exacerbating a broader political crisis that has gripped the country for years.
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But instead, tech sees it as exacerbating the skills shortage while injecting more bureaucratic dysfunction.
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Wider international attention can be expected to continue, potentially exacerbating political polarization at every step.
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In the meantime, economists say the tariff spat is exacerbating the sharp slowdown in China.
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They're also less able to access both extermination and mental health services, exacerbating both problems.
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The heightened level of blatant hypocrisy and habitual finger-pointing is exacerbating the political divide.
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However, Bryant noted that a wave of retirements is exacerbating staffing problems at federal prisons.
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Vaseline made punches slip off and had the side benefit of exacerbating my adult acne.
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In Miami, for example, he pointed out that climate change is exacerbating a housing crisis.
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"The risks of taking this road would be exacerbating the (pro-independence) movement," said Cristóbal.
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Exacerbating the problem, all the dancers in the company, aside from Mr. Siddi, are women.
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However, it also can make detecting crime more difficult, exacerbating the harm caused to victims.
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It is not simply parroting back to us our own biases, it is exacerbating them.
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Obviously the economic stresses we are facing with COVID-19 are exacerbating that particular issue.
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I imagined the hypothetical situations that inspired this exacerbating sense of contempt or occasional awe.
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Some blame the rise of cheap booking sites such as Airbnb for exacerbating the issue.
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Like immigration, the mistreatment of children is an old problem that President Trump is exacerbating.
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But without a larger solution, that will end up, in our view, exacerbating existing inequalities.
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Nasrallah opposed Hariri's resignation, and blames the political vacuum for exacerbating the country's economic crisis.
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Agriculture in general, and beef production specifically, play a significant role in exacerbating climate change.
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Exacerbating Muslim Indians' anxiety about the citizenship bill is the recent rhetoric around the NRC.
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Exacerbating this is the fact that salary requests tend to be based on current salary.
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But nonetheless, they are being accused of being involved in exacerbating a genocide in Myanmar.
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Since then, fractures have emerged between the former leader and the rebels, exacerbating the crisis.
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The museum isn't responsible for exacerbating San Francisco's problems, and it's trying to address them.
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But Democrats and advocates contend that the Trump administration's response is exacerbating the problems. Rep.
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The North Korean government plays a role in exacerbating the country's food shortages, he added.
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Any experiences exacerbating any of these reactions could give rise to farting as a sexual preference.
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So at worst Smoot-Hawley can be accused of exacerbating the Depression but not causing it.
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Stateside, U.S. stocks fell sharply on Thursday, exacerbating already steep losses for the month of October.
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Purdue Pharma, the maker of OxyContin, has been accused of knowingly exacerbating the opioid addiction crisis.
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Air is a poor conductor of heat, exacerbating this effect and keeping Korolev crater permanently icy.
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Exacerbating matters, capital inflows vital to financing the state deficit and imports have been slowing down.
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"A blizzard has the effect," he said, "of exacerbating social and geographical divisions in New York."
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When markets plummet, they are often blamed for deliberately exacerbating the fall to reap bigger returns.
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Sugar prices have dropped to their lowest in 28 months, exacerbating financial woes of sugar mills.
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"Trade is an exacerbating factor, as opposed to the primary driver of the slowdown," Palfrey said.
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"Trade is an exacerbating factor, as opposed to the primary driver of the slowdown," Palfrey said.
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And media, like all industries, is adding scores of tech jobs, which is exacerbating pay gaps.
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And China has an incentive to impede the development of breakthrough technologies, exacerbating the underlying problem.
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Air conditioning in Europe is also scarce, exacerbating the misery among travelers and people at home.
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Another thing some people may not realize is that certain things may be exacerbating the issue.
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A slump in the yuan also risks exacerbating capital outflows, that have accelerated in recent months.
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Biotech labs require costly safety features to isolate dangerous agents, exacerbating existing space and cost constraints.
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This type of coverage—exacerbating already high racial tensions—is both morally reprehensible and plainly irresponsible.
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Storm Frank also blasted the UK with flooding rains, exacerbating an already dire flood situation there.
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Some companies have ceased to trade in affected commodities as a result, potentially exacerbating the problem.
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Reduced liquidity as investors and traders take summer vacations is also seen as exacerbating price moves.
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The lack of trading activity has reduced liquidity in the market, exacerbating swings in the currency.
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The Chinese currency has been one of the stronger currencies and exacerbating their competitiveness in manufacturing.
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"We insure for adverse weather events that we believe climate change factors are exacerbating," Sheehan explained.
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Venezuelan soldiers have repeatedly crossed into Colombia without permission, exacerbating long-standing tensions between the neighbors.
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By taxing the products retailers import, costs are passed onto consumers, endangering jobs and exacerbating budgets.
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However, as it does, it is exacerbating the second challenge I mentioned earlier: the skills gap.
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The shutdown left 700,483 commuters scrambling for alternative transportation and exacerbating the city's already awful traffic.
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Exacerbating this problem is the secrecy that accompanies the actions of PBMs in the negotiation process.
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Walmart allegedly marked hotspots with tape, preventing sunlight from reaching the panel and exacerbating the problem.
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And those higher tariffs could discourage foreign consumers from buying U.S. products, exacerbating the trade deficit.
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Rights advocates reacted with outrage to the ruling, which they said was exacerbating a humanitarian crisis.
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S. trade tensions were also exacerbating the weakness as was the March-May dividend payment season.
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"With this proposal, the European Commission risks exacerbating the trade conflict with the USA," he added.
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Exacerbating matters, the Trump administration has not exactly won a lot of friends around the world.
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"This, in turn, leads to challenges in retention and recruitment, further exacerbating staffing shortages," Katko added.
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Security footage of Bland in police custody was released, exacerbating the public outrage over the case.
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Trump also drew objections for warning that regime change in Syria would risk exacerbating chaos there.
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As well as military targets, air strikes have hit hospitals and ports, exacerbating the humanitarian crisis.
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Covid-19 is exacerbating loneliness There's a reason why so many of society's punishments involve isolation.
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The shells, missiles and barrel bombs are still falling, exacerbating some of the war's worst carnage.
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Economists note that the benefits fall overwhelmingly on corporations and wealthy American households, exacerbating economic inequality.
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But race is certainly an undercurrent here, informing and at times exacerbating Tyler's feelings of alienation.
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Is a few months of haphazard online education worth exacerbating the consequences of America's digital divide?
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Exacerbating this problem is the score, derivative minimalism that gives this sensitively musical choreographer no help.
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In a message, her Nurx doctor warned of a "small risk" of exacerbating her gallbladder symptoms.
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Hasty calls from establishment figures for Sanders to drop out are exacerbating polarization within the party.
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Degraded environments influence social dynamics among people by causing or exacerbating resource scarcity, poverty and conflict.
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" In a time of crisis, he wrote, Trump was "deliberately exacerbating our divisions for partisan gain.
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Because of this, China will suffer the effects of new tariffs, exacerbating an already slowing economy.
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Since then, the river's intensifying troubles have caused spiritual pain, in addition to exacerbating economic anguish.
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But among the most important factors exacerbating local fiscal stress are state-imposed property tax caps.
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Pollution particles may also be a vector for pathogens, as well as exacerbating existing health problems.
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And the harsh language and tone of national politics, she said, are now exacerbating old wounds.
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They can weaken climate policies and encourage the extraction of more fossil fuels — exacerbating climate change.
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Currently, work has separated her from her husband, exacerbating some of their ongoing and unaddressed issues.
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They can even generate thunderstorms in extreme cases, exacerbating fire danger with lightning and gusty winds.
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U.S. DEEPLY CONCERNED THAT OIL SHUTDOWN IN LIBYA RISKS EXACERBATING HUMANITARIAN EMERGENCY - U.S. EMBASSY ON TWITTER
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Since then, the country's main political parties have been in deadlock, exacerbating the country's economic crisis.
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Lawmakers in both parties have raised concerns that Trump's rhetoric is exacerbating an already delicate situation.
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That uncertainty is amplified by the fact that the tariff battle is exacerbating a global slowdown.
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Air pollution, for example, is particularly hazardous to children, exacerbating infant mortality, asthma, and developmental delays.
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Some analysts have argued that the Fed's retreat is exacerbating the current volatility in financial markets.
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American soybean bean farmers were strategically targeted by China, with oversupply and flooding exacerbating the issue.
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The second trend, exacerbating the first, was the triumphalism that spread after the end of communism.
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And the convergence of those two turning points is exacerbating tensions that have been simmering for years.
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Prior to Obamacare, Puerto Rico partially funded its Medicaid budget through bonds, exacerbating the island's debt crisis.
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Exacerbating matters, the winter's freeze made the ground less absorbent when extreme downpours then slammed the region.
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Exacerbating this confusion is that battle scenes also force us to keep track of too many people.
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Her mother makes Monroe get her braces removed early, in case the metal is exacerbating the illness.
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In the wildfire graphic, you addressed the role of climate change in exacerbating wildfires in the west.
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But it risks exacerbating the divide in the workforce and further discouraging companies from creating permanent jobs.
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Besides central bank action, worries that trade wars are exacerbating a global slowdown have been pressuring yields.
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Further exacerbating the problem is that for years, Bed Bath & Beyond underinvested in its own digital presence.
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More specifically, the sleep-deprived are at a higher risk for developing or exacerbating anxiety and depression.
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Other major weather influences may be changing too, further exacerbating heat waves, like the one in Europe.
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Markets are increasingly nervous about whether U.S. growth may have peaked, with trade concerns exacerbating those fears.
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But green groups sue the federal government to stop such management practices, Zinke charged, exacerbating the problem.
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Further exacerbating the situation, Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen made a stop in New York on Thursday.
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Democrats have avoided it for fear of exacerbating Islamophobia and legitimizing terrorists' claims to represent a religion.
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The war of words between Trump and the Chinese is probably exacerbating the problem of capital outflows.
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A high emigration rate is cutting into the tax base, exacerbating its inability to pay off debt.
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" Exacerbating the tensions, Bill Clinton launched accusations that Obama's team had "played the race card on me.
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"The trade effects are exacerbating the situation," said Barry Bannister, head of institutional equity strategy at Stifel.
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But he is as much a symptom of the fraying international order as an agent exacerbating it.
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That, they argue, risks exacerbating anti-Muslim sentiment in the United States, which has already grown violent.
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By targeting businesses with a recognizable brand for uniquely harsh treatment, policymakers are simply exacerbating the damage.
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García Padilla blamed "internal partisan and ideological divisions" among House Republicans for exacerbating the crisis through inaction.
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Climate change is no abstract issue in South Florida, where rising sea levels are exacerbating frequent flooding.
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Indian Country's resources were stretched thin to begin with, and the coronavirus pandemic is exacerbating the disparities.
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This economic burden hits low-income and otherwise disadvantaged populations the hardest, exacerbating income and wealth inequality.
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But in the long term, such a strategy would be disastrous, dramatically and continuously exacerbating existing inequalities.
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After visiting North Korea last month, U.N. humanitarian chief Mark Lowcock said sanctions are exacerbating humanitarian problems.
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He applied maximum pressure on Venezuela, exacerbating hunger in the streets but leaving the dictatorship in place.
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Along with sanctions, Trump has imposed double traded tariffs on Turkey, exacerbating a slide in the lira.
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So far, the assumption that Trump is bungling or exacerbating the crisis with North Korea isn't justified.
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Dams are often built under authoritarian regimes, exacerbating political instability while destroying many citizens' lives and livelihoods.
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These climate changes act as a threat multiplier, exacerbating growing losses from where and how we build.
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Perversely, well-intentioned policies aimed at encouraging men to take leave may be exacerbating the class divide.
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The move was welcomed by many protesters but also seen as exacerbating tensions between the two countries.
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But many blame slow policy responses for exacerbating the recession that was sparked by the oil slump.
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"The issue of climate change exacerbating existing social inequities has come to the forefront," Caldas points out.
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"And obviously it risks exacerbating the humanitarian crisis that most of Syria is going through," he said.
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Republicans have been broadly willing to rubber-stamp Trump — and overlook his conservative apostasies, exacerbating Democrats' angst.
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Colleges are also wary about releasing information that might discourage students from applying, exacerbating their declining enrollment.
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While the regime rules harshly and corruption is rampant, U.S. sanctions are exacerbating the nation's economic woes.
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Maduro, who took over after Chavez died, doubled down on that socialist vision, exacerbating the economic problems.
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Climate change is already displacing thousands from their homes, creating food crises, and exacerbating extreme weather events.
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At a time when political rhetoric is exacerbating divisions worldwide, this is a novel with an urgent message.
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Also, we need to know more about disease transmission and if humans are exacerbating the spread and effects.
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Also, scientists have begun to think that the warming of the Arctic is actually exacerbating climate change overall.
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Cook told CNBC's Josh Lipton that the trade dispute with the U.S. is exacerbating economic issues in China.
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It demands an understanding not only how to resolve crises, but at the very least avoid exacerbating them.
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Worse, given that they're talking about making really significant changes to humanity, maybe they risk exacerbating social inequality.
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They also know that "assortative mating", as the practice is called in the jargon, is exacerbating income inequality.
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The United States has effectively banned its companies from doing business with Huawei, exacerbating an ongoing Sino-U.
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The resignation risks exacerbating sectarian tensions between Sunni and Shi'ite Muslims and returning Lebanon to paralysis in government.
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In southern Africa the lack of aid money is seriously exacerbating the sexual exploitation and violence against women.
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On top of that, the packaging materials that come with delivery boxes are exacerbating the global plastics crisis.
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Analysts said TV makers have stockpiled panels for fear of further tariffs, raising inventories and exacerbating the glut.
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Exacerbating that sense is the fact that the arcs and twists in Coco are surprisingly familiar and predictable.
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Just as winning has a way of papering over internal divisions, losing has a way of exacerbating them.
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The 106-year-old tunnel under the Hudson River could collapse before then, exacerbating Penn Station's congestion problems.
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What we call the "digitization of everything" is in this way exacerbating the unevenness of America's economic landscape.
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Tapas Strickland, an economist at National Australia Bank, said "indecisiveness and lack of transparency" was exacerbating market uncertainty.
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As the violence has continued, it has become increasingly politicized, exacerbating tensions between rival ethnically based political groups.
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But critics fear the remainder of the financing will come from borrowing, exacerbating an already severe debt burden.
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However, Creagh was quick to note that the trade war was simply exacerbating a long-coming global downturn.
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In many ways, global migration is exacerbating the salience of the division between a citizen and a stranger.
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But global challenges remain for Airbnb, which has been criticized for exacerbating housing shortages in already tight markets.
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There's a view in South Korea that Trump is exacerbating tensions by using strong rhetoric and taunting Kim.
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A high savings rate in the country — a result of a risk averse population — is exacerbating the issue.
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Read MoreChinese actions exacerbating the sell-off Many U.S. tech companies have revenues and sales tied to China.
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Tough US oil sanctions have forced Venezuelan oil exports to plummet, sharply exacerbating the country's existing production issues.
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All of this comes as the markets approach the end of the quarter, which could be exacerbating moves.
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They've led to questions about whether his divisiveness has played a role in encouraging violence or exacerbating divisions.
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But there are also times celebrities with energetic followers have played into this toxic culture, exacerbating its effect.
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The army ousted Thaksin in 2006, exacerbating a sharp divide between his supporters and the royalist-military establishment.
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Climate change is going to serve as a "threat multiplier," exacerbating hunger, migration, and conflict around the globe.
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But rates have increased the fastest among low-income Americans and racial minorities, exacerbating pre-existing health disparities.
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Technology allows us to burrow into echo chambers, exacerbating misinformation and polarization and softening up society for propaganda.
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It also aims to provide more transparency about news algorithms, which have been blamed for exacerbating political polarization.
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The situation facing Yemen's 28 million citizens is painfully difficult, with famine and malnutrition exacerbating the humanitarian crisis.
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It's exacerbating and exposing some of the inequities that really just kind of exist in society in general.
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The pain has spread beyond the United States and China, exacerbating a global economic slowdown, particularly in Europe.
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In Syria America's withdrawal and a Turkish invasion risk throwing the north into chaos and exacerbating ethnic tensions.
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Despite well-meaning intentions, we risk worsening the situation on the ground and exacerbating tensions that already exist.
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In Iowa, however, Republicans boasted they clogged Democratic Party telephone lines, exacerbating embarrassing delays in reporting caucus results.
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Along the shore, wave heights will be 4 to 8 feet, breaking along the shoreline and exacerbating flooding.
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The Turkish lira's devastating sell-off, along with the broader Turkish market, is exacerbating emerging markets' recent decline.
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Climate change is exacerbating wildfires and other natural disasters and making air in states like California nearly unbreathable.
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But the protests made consumers hold back spending even more, exacerbating the decline in the city's retail sales.
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But beyond exacerbating the burden placed on consumers, the Fed has also created a blatant conflict of interest.
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There are indications the conflict is exacerbating existing tensions between the myriad ethnic groups coexisting uneasily in Rakhine.
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But climate change is exacerbating a threat much worse than bleaching for corals; one that causes immediate death.
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So as financial markets careen, the demand for dollars is huge, and it's exacerbating dislocations across financial markets.
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In retirement, they&aposll face a savings gap, exacerbating issues like covering basic expenses like healthcare and housing.
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A 1,000-year flood The high terrain along rivers in southeastern West Virginia are exacerbating the flooding, meteorologists said.
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Markets are increasingly nervous about whether U.S. growth may have peaked, with concerns about rising tariffs exacerbating those fears.
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Exacerbating the situation are troubles at Sete Brasil, a company set up by corruption-battered Petroleo Brasileiro SA (Petrobras).
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He told CNBC's Josh Lipton in an interview that U.S.-China trade disputes were likely exacerbating China's economic issues.
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It also may have sparked paranoia that led farmers to avoid going out to tend fields, exacerbating a famine.
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Bottlenecks for transporting fuel from refineries, distribution centers and ports to gas stations have also worsened, exacerbating the shortages.
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Estrogen plays a significant role in the transfer of water across cell membranes, exacerbating the the effects of hyponatremia.
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World Cup visitors in Moscow risk exacerbating the Russian capital&aposs chronic problem disposing with garbage at overflowing landfills.
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Biden hit Trump hard on China, saying the president's policies were exacerbating the economic threat posed by the country.
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Cardinal Marx has accused the Bavarian authorities of "instrumentalising" a Christian symbol for political purposes and exacerbating social divisions.
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Above all, a second referendum would be profoundly divisive, exacerbating the culture wars which have opened up in Britain.
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The latter function was blamed for exacerbating the equity rout of 2015 and 2016, leading to more stringent rules.
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An all-out battle for the port, through which most goods and aid flow, risked exacerbating the humanitarian crisis.
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In addition to striking military targets, air strikes have hit hospitals, infrastructure and port facilities, exacerbating the humanitarian crisis.
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Another inherited headache is that coca production rose in Mr Santos's final years, exacerbating turf wars over cocaine exports.
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It induces the exact opposite set of results, which might benefit those richer northern countries, exacerbating the existing inequality.
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But as Jennifer Walker explored recently at Quartz, many PhD students also feel isolated and unsupported, exacerbating those issues.
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U.S. markets were closed for the Martin Luther King Day holiday, crimping market activity and potentially exacerbating price moves.
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Trump has earned no trust from us, and his actions and rhetoric are only exacerbating an already complex problem.
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They also fear his successor might abandon regulatory efforts altogether, exacerbating youth use and causing Congress to step in.
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They should ask what the U.S. should do when Russia is exacerbating a crisis tearing apart America's European allies.
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Once your heart rate hits 22000 beats per minute, tunnel vision and audio exclusion can follow, further exacerbating matters.
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Neither governments nor the cybersecurity community have taken enough responsibility for protecting these users, exacerbating the disparity of opportunities.
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What's so nefarious about what the Trump administration is doing in the economy is it's really exacerbating preexisting imbalances.
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Meanwhile, exacerbating the ferocity of the move on the London market was hedging against shorts in the options market.
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Or Tumblr's porn blogs could be used to funnel traffic toward MindGeek's crooked streaming sites, exacerbating the piracy problem.
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Apple is the poster child of the current spate of stock buybacks, which are starving investment and exacerbating inequality.
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Exacerbating this situation is a looming March 2628 deadline to reach a Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) resolution.
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Internal conflict is exacerbating the chaos, with aid organizations calling for a cease-fire until the disease is contained.
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Moreover, HG and anxiety can work as a sort of negative feedback loop, with each one exacerbating the other.
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But investors also are fleeing to safety because they are afraid, and Mr. Trump's behavior is exacerbating those fears.
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The reunification process was also fraught with problems, adding to the chaos and exacerbating the trauma many children experienced.
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"The trade war is exacerbating it," said Jeffrey Sherman, co-portfolio manager of the DoubleLine Core Fixed Income Fund.
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Environmental degradation of the area's delicate ecology has coincided with the heroin surge, exacerbating the problems for the region.
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The government of President Nicolas Maduro has cracked down on the opposition and centralized power, further exacerbating the problem.
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Expressing a commitment to good jobs for Americans of all races can help keep economic anxieties from exacerbating racism.
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This phenomenon has played out in an extreme way with Tesla, exacerbating the stock rally, much to Musk's delight.
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EXACERBATING PAIN OF TRADE WAR Supply disruptions come on the heels of a nearly two-year-old Sino-U.
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We learned that the administration's attack on the social infrastructure is exacerbating childhood hunger, poverty, and poor health outcomes.
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Just as income patterns are exacerbating inequality among African-Americans, so too are changes in the distribution of wealth.
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It would be entirely possible to put together a conservative tax plan that simplified the code without exacerbating inequality.
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Exacerbating the issue, linebacker Mack Wilson — starting for injured Christian Kirksey — looks like the fifth-round rookie he is.
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Exacerbating this issue, China, responsible for handling much of the world's plastic waste, has begun to refuse America's garbage.
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Until the doors to the Oil & Gas division of Google are closed, your company too is exacerbating the crisis.
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" Schakowsky accused companies of using part-time status to "rig the system and maximize profits while exacerbating income inequality.
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Under the form of evaluation known as static scoring, the bill's likely exacerbating effects on the deficit are exaggerated.
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By Wednesday, surrounding public transportation was suspended and roads were closed off, isolating the university area and exacerbating tensions.
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What's worse, young and educated residents often move away to larger cities, exacerbating an already troubling decline in population.
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Climate change is exacerbating the effect, raising the question of how marine life will fare over the long term.
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Thousands more are expected to flee to Aburoc in the coming days, exacerbating the village's already dire humanitarian situation.
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Further exacerbating the problem is the rise in Arctic tourism and bears seeking human garbage as a food source.
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The war has devastated Yemen's economy, exacerbating an urgent humanitarian crisis with millions of Yemenis on the brink of starvation.
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This oil, when burned, releases carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases, warming the planet and exacerbating wildfires in the process.
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This, in Anderson's opinion, makes it cheaper for sick people and more expensive for healthy people, exacerbating the enrollment issue.
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Houston's real estate market is expected to tighten because of Harvey's onslaught, exacerbating the plight of storm victims seeking shelter.
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Low-density track homes, for example, have "more flammable vegetation between the houses," exacerbating the fires that do reach them.
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Exacerbating regional tension, China is vehemently opposed to the deployment in South Korea of an advanced U.S. anti-missile system.
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Exacerbating concern over the possibility of recession, U.S. manufacturing industries registered their first month of contraction in almost a decade.
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Most recently, the US recognized Juan Guaidó as the legitimate president of Venezuela, exacerbating an ongoing crisis in that country.
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When I finally stopped drinking, years later, I realized how much alcohol had been exacerbating my anxiety and panic attacks.
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Humanitarian agencies fear poor sanitation could spread infectious diseases like cholera and skin diseases in addition to exacerbating chronic illnesses.
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Low rates and quantitative easing (QE) are said to have sent stock and bond markets soaring, thereby exacerbating wealth inequality.
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Still ahead, President Trump goes on the attack, blaming bad environmental laws for exacerbating the devastating wild fires in California.
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As usual, the President has doubled down amid a controversy that he created -- blaming others and exacerbating the original offense.
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Critics complained that Free Basics created a two-tiered internet, further exacerbating the digital divide between developed and developing nations.
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In some cases, jobs and families might have stabilized and exacerbating sources of stress might have faded, some experts said.
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Overall, he said, he's frustrated and feels the country is too divided -- and that the media is exacerbating that division.
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If this is the age for when the problems really took root, is Jack's death the catalyst for exacerbating it?
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Computer-driven algorithmic and high-frequency traders have been blamed for exacerbating short-term price volatility for over a decade.
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Exacerbating the challenges, government financing sources like state development bank BNDES have also scaled back lending due to tight budgets.
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But Iran continues to destabilize the Middle East through proxies such as Hezbollah, exacerbating conflicts in Iraq, Syria and Yemen.
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In fact, governments are continuing their austerity policies that some economists believe are actually exacerbating low rates of economic growth.
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"Things you're exposed to are creating the groundwork for an infection or disease, or exacerbating an existing disease," says Garofolo.
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Unsettled controversies if unchecked will eventually lead to confrontation and social and political instability, exacerbating divisions within the body politic.
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IFRC staff on the ground say panic is exacerbating the stigma around the plague, Sy told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Given the long-term ramifications of this decision, the Trump administration ultimately is exacerbating problems it claims to be fixing.
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Exacerbating the decline was the outright collapse of the XIV, then the most popular inverse volatility fund on the market.
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It is an ethical issue because loss of biodiversity hurts the poorest of people, further exacerbating an already inequitable world.
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There's already a limited supply of starter homes on the market, and this spike in demand is exacerbating the problem.
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California has one of the most byzantine drinking water systems in the country, exacerbating the problems (The New York Times).
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He sees the trade war as something that's exacerbating other big problems for stocks and not the cause of them.
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And the trend among growing app-based businesses of undermining labor laws and misclassifying workers is only exacerbating this divide.
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The humidity was oppressive and made me short of breath, exacerbating the tight feeling in my chest from my anxiety.
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Exacerbating this sense of atomization is the fact that the party's two most famous figures aren't on the same page.
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This could reduce foreign transactions and foreign direct investment in Pakistan, exacerbating its growing fiscal deficit and falling foreign reserves.
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The Space Force has caused its first collateral damage, exacerbating tensions between the White House and Trump's re-election campaign.
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Hoyer on Tuesday said the Republicans' strategy of delaying those bills is only exacerbating the problems they're designed to address.
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In some countries, like Chile, avocado cultivation is being blamed for exacerbating droughts, as lush green orchards overlook dry riverbeds.
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In the past year, many pieces of literature have focused on the role that social isolation plays in exacerbating depression.
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Investors might well have intensified their unloading of the British pound, exacerbating inflation, and increasing the strains facing the economy.
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The dogs have bothered some shareholders, who have complained about barking, dogs exacerbating allergies, and dogs walking through the lobby.
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While gender bias definitely continues to exist, voters are only exacerbating it if they discount women from the get-go.
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Trump is already undermining Obama's Iran nuclear deal (which Kristol energetically opposed) and in other ways exacerbating tensions with Iran.
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Many things are exacerbating the effects of the drought in Central America, including pervasive deforestation and farmers overtaxing their land.
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A joint ticket enables Democrats to maximize turnout and spend the next six months negotiating unity rather than exacerbating disunity.
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So liquidity and trading flows are probably a bit off of normal, which may be exacerbating the erratic price action.
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The escalation of the trade war is exacerbating already troubled and highly indebted economies in Europe, Japan, China and elsewhere.
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Saltwater is inundating the Florida Bay, exacerbating an already hyper saline ecosystem and negatively impacting fish stocks and sea grass.
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Critics have accused the I.M.F. of exacerbating economic hardships in countries like Ecuador through austerity measures imposed to reduce debts.
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His moral objection and delays to initiating a needle exchange program were blamed by health experts for exacerbating the issue.
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The current backlog of Abbreviated New Drug Applications (ANDA) at the FDA is exacerbating the problem of generic price spikes.
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And further exacerbating these health risks is the fact that Australia has, until now, enjoyed a history of clean air.
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Exacerbating the global human rights technocracy's unforeseen norm-setting and regulatory activities will be the OHCHR's new partnership with Microsoft.
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Mr. Hu brushes aside criticism that he is exacerbating tensions between China and the United States by promoting nationalistic views.
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This is a valuation, sentiment and investor-positioning reset, with an exacerbating "X-factor" of a crowded volatility-trade unwind.
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"Climate change is exacerbating every risk factor for more frequent and intense bushfires," Dr Dominey-Howes told Business Insider Australia.
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In January, Iraq summoned the Saudi ambassador after he suggested Iranian-backed Shi'ite militias were exacerbating sectarian tensions in Iraq.
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The blasts in Belgium were seen as exacerbating the possibility of Britain leaving the European Union, further undermining the euro.
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The downturn is being driven by trade tensions as well as weak global growth, which the trade war is exacerbating.
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And that could stifle growth while exacerbating an already wide gap in the new economy between thriving and struggling communities.
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Big banks and the financial sector are frequently blamed for exacerbating — if not sparking — the financial crisis 10 years ago.
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The tech boom exacerbating the San Francisco real estate crisis lauds "disruptive innovations" as an inextricable part of good business.
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But it also spikes the immediate production of stress hormones and raises blood pressure, precipitating or exacerbating short-term stress.
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Exacerbating matters is a recent unrelated pedophilia scandal in the city, which has helped feed a growing chorus of livid parents.
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In addition, the cost for labor and materials is up, and the labor shortage is only exacerbating both costs and timelines.
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If he fails, he can recall a worthy effort to defuse tensions his administration has spent the last two years exacerbating.
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However, idiosyncratic events in a number of EM countries, including Turkey and India, have weighed on domestic prospects, exacerbating portfolio outflows.
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Exacerbating the situation is the growing popularity of gas-guzzling sport utility vehicles (SUVs) in a world of low oil prices.
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But exacerbating concern over the possibility of recession, U.S. manufacturing industries registered their first month of contraction in almost a decade.
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All I could feel were six painful points that were supposed to be relieving my sore muscles, not exacerbating the problem.
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"Climate change is already exacerbating storms and storm damage," the Climate Council's Will Steffen said in a statement accompanying the report.
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In February, NOAA added that this year's monster El Niño was exacerbating the die-off which might not end until 2017.
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The loonie has strengthened with the greenback against other currencies, the bank noted, exacerbating competitiveness challenges and muting the export outlook.
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It also risks exacerbating the struggle between Somalia's weak, but internationally recognised federal government in Mogadishu and its restive, secessionist regions.
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And YouTube is infamous for recommending hate-related content, meaning it is exacerbating the very problem it is trying to eradicate.
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These weapons are going to continue fueling a reckless and brutal campaign of violence and exacerbating the world's worst humanitarian catastrophe.
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High tech hubs and startup businesses are therefore in the awkward position of risking exacerbating the same sort of societal divide.
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Even the "temp doctor" in the final episode gets it wrong, exacerbating Hannah's new-mom breastfeeding fears rather than allaying them.
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LHP Sean Manaea left Wednesday's game after two innings with tightness in his left (pitching) shoulder, exacerbating the A's injury problems.
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In congressional parlance, though, it is not about reconciling differences between parties but rather of highlighting (and even exacerbating) those differences.
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Exacerbating the situation, he added, is the fact that hazing often entails sleep deprivation or excessive drinking, further diminishing hazees' inhibitions.
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Blind households would suddenly face drastically higher costs and strained budgets, exacerbating the preexisting challenges of high poverty and low employment.
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The rapid development of parts of the region meant there was less land to absorb the water, exacerbating the flash flooding.
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Understanding how to prevent one's comments from spiraling into a vortex of chaos exacerbating a situation is a necessary first step.
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By persecuting such activists, the mullahs ultimately risk exacerbating not only the popular uprising but also one of its major causes.
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The blasts in Belgium were also seen as exacerbating the possibility of Britain leaving the European Union, further undermining the euro.
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Yes, we must hold the media and the candidates responsible for exacerbating deep divides between races, classes, genders, regions and parties.
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It is instead likely to continue to backfire by exacerbating economic anxiety and the public's sense that the system is rigged.
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By and large, the Nordic nation is far more geared toward solving the great problems of the future than exacerbating them.
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Spooked investors flocking to the safety of the U.S. dollar are making things worse for Asian markets by exacerbating capital outflows.
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With climate change exacerbating heat waves, we need to prepare for more deadly heat across the US and around the world.
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"The continuing social unrest has shaken the retail trade, restaurants, tourism and other industries, exacerbating an already-weak economy," he said.
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The conflicts of the Middle East have sparked a massive refugee and humanitarian crisis with security vacuums only exacerbating the problems.
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Hundreds of serving colonels and dozens of generals had to wait for years for their billets, exacerbating internal tension and rivalry.
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Some outside investors, he noted, are turning multifamily homes into illegal boardinghouses, crowding the community, exacerbating traffic problems and straining resources.
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In addition, declining pH (also known as ocean acidification), fishing and marine debris are exacerbating the damages caused by climate change.
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But he wasted no time accusing Democrats of exacerbating both the economic damage and the public health threat in the meantime.
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The currency touched its lowest level since December 11, with falling prices of the country's main export, copper, exacerbating its decline.
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A university lecturer in forestry, Abdullah - who took office in September - blamed human activities for exacerbating the effects of heavy rains.
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Our military is also involved in the quagmire in Yemen, where war is exacerbating the worst humanitarian crisis in the world.
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Currency crises in Turkey and Argentina have stoked fears of contagion in recent weeks, exacerbating broader negative sentiment in emerging markets.
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In previous attempts, Wiener's idea was criticized for exacerbating gentrification and handing over development plans from local officials to state bureaucrats.
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Expensive older used cars are exacerbating the problem and it may take years for them to return to more affordable levels.
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President Donald Trump has been criticized for not condemning white supremacy strongly enough, with some accusing him of exacerbating the problem.
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At the time, the Chinese government tried to cover up the problem, which is exacerbating fear now about this new illness.
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In comments posted to his official website, Khamenei appeared to blame foreign nations for at least exacerbating the unrest gripping Iran.
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The fact that the United States is weighing in so forcefully on Hong Kong is most likely exacerbating that internal tension.
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Democrats said the bill would remove necessary protections, like those for marine mammals and birds, while ignoring and exacerbating climate change.
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The announcement rattled investors: The S&P 500 recorded its worst week of the year, exacerbating fears of a global slowdown.
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The announcement rattled investors: The S&P 500 recorded its worst week of the year, exacerbating fears of a global slowdown.
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But President Erdogan risks exacerbating political and economic risk to a degree that market potential increasingly become a secondary consideration for investors.
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Arkansas braces for record river levels Rains this week are exacerbating flooding that has troubled parts of the central US for weeks.
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Many felt the local newspaper, the Bristol Post, was exacerbating things by "sensationalizing" the activity and fueling the thieves' desire for attention.
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Sea level rise is exacerbating this and it's predicted that many parts of the city will be permanently under water by 2050.
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Many badly affected areas in Mozambique and Zimbabwe are still inaccessible by road, complicating relief efforts and exacerbating the threat of infection.
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New York (CNN Business)Wells Fargo's fake-account scandal continues to haunt the big bank, exacerbating headaches caused by shrinking interest rates.
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Ring's Neighbors can also disproportionately affect people of color by exacerbating existing biases: Racism and racial profiling have proliferated on the app.
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The project secured a major tax break from the state despite complaints that the project could violate EPA standards by exacerbating smog.
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A flurry of new infrastructure projects across Kenya has driven up prices, attracted speculators and exacerbating long-simmering tensions over untitled land.
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The Economist: Many people are aware that social media plays a role in exacerbating depression and anxiety—so what keeps people tethered?
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And it is one factor in the global manufacturing chill, exacerbating weakness from longstanding factors like aging demographics in Europe and Japan.
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Many countries continue to invest in a technology that is in fact exacerbating scarcity wherever access to water is not strictly controlled.
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By portraying it as something to be ashamed of, we are exacerbating what is in fact a treatable and very common condition.
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This water rapidly melts ice sheets and tidewater glaciers from below, and is expected to continue exacerbating ice-melt off the continent.
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Investors have blamed such complex trading instruments for exacerbating the vicious sell-off in global equity markets at the beginning of February.
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This was at odds with the views of market commentators, who blamed the circuit breaker for exacerbating panic selling by retail investors.
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The government shutdown is exacerbating the already weaker growth pace, which is also impacted by an end of stimulus and trade wars.
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Exacerbating steelmakers' woes are China's stricter rules on truck transportation since September that have cut trucking capacity, adding to mills' high costs.
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After all, coming off the drugs had left him restless and mentally muddled, and stress was exacerbating his chronic lower back pain.
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A vow by U.S. President Donald Trump to impose tariffs on Mexico hurt risk sentiment globally, exacerbating the selloff in Italian bonds.
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This episode doesn't get into it much, but it seems like that might have the effect of exacerbating Lenny's feelings of abandonment.
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His to-do list reads like a how-to manual for exacerbating global crises, eroding U.S. influence and squandering precious resources: 22019.
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Kuroda said solely blaming globalization for exacerbating income inequality overlooked the fact that global economic integration was mitigating poverty, including in Asia.
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If you need to complain, there's a way to express some negativity without turning off everyone around you or exacerbating the problem.
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On Tuesday, the deputy attorney general rebuked the nascent conservative effort to impeach him, likely exacerbating tensions with conservatives in the House.
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Bailly said energy efficiency efforts may even be exacerbating the problem, as houses are increasingly insulated to save on heating and cooling.
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On Tuesday, the deputy attorney general rebuked the nascent conservative effort to impeach him, likely exacerbating tensions with conservatives in the House.
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"It's exacerbating the competition in an industry that's already notorious for not being pro-diversity but being extremely pro-short term novelty."
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But he has stopped provisioning people with blankets and sleeping bags, worried that what seemed like compassion could be exacerbating a problem.
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Exacerbating matters, the culinary arts are indelibly rooted in French kitchen culture, from knife skills to the way that sommeliers are trained.
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Like many other subjects in American politics, Trump may just be exacerbating trends in the electorate that were in motion before him.
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And Washington's failure to understand the Middle East's religious character played an important role exacerbating sectarian violence which has become so pervasive.
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Annual rains have come late to Cambodia, exacerbating the drought and forcing farmers to wait before planting this year's crop of rice.
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It's that the strategic effect of the leak — exacerbating existing divisions inside America's ruling Democratic party — fits squarely within Russian strategic doctrine.
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Rosen says that the filter bubbles of social media are exacerbating the fact that Americans are already pretty divided along geographic lines.
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But, but, but: With the talk of smart cities, participants questioned if new innovations are fueling a digital divide and exacerbating inequities.
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Elizabeth Warren urged the Federal Trade Commission to look into how websites for short-term rentals, like Airbnb, were exacerbating housing shortages.
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Exacerbating pressures in Indonesia's food industry, sugar prices have also risen due to a late sugarcane harvest and expected delays in milling.
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Meanwhile, the so-called "white flight" to the suburbs deprived cities of vital tax revenues, exacerbating the problems of the poor neighborhoods.
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But it could also backfire badly, by exacerbating Sanders' allies distrust of a party that needs their support now more than ever.
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So she took a series of factory jobs, which required her to stand eight to 10 hours a day, exacerbating her scoliosis.
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Sadly, income inequality in the United States has increased dramatically in recent decades, exacerbating levels of poor health among low-income Americans.
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At this time of worldwide crisis, it is crucial that Washington not further complicate Europe's challenges by exacerbating tensions over defense spending.
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Tech firms often receive blame for exacerbating inequality and driving up property values with their hefty employee pay packages, contributing to homelessness.
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Exacerbating the situation, said Hal Needham, a storm surge expert and founder of the private firm Marine Weather & Climate in Galveston, Tex.
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The Interior Department has not adjusted the price of reclamation bonds to keep up with inflation since the 1960s, exacerbating the disparity.
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Events in Ukraine suggest it may already be exacerbating existing frustrations and unease over the implications of a mobile, interconnected, multinational world.
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Furthermore, the caustic nature of the administration's trade rhetoric forces more instability on farmers trying to plan their crops, exacerbating the problem.
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The idea, he says, is to find each affected athlete's "sweet spot," of enough activity to stimulate brain recovery without exacerbating symptoms.
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But if a sovereign were to fail, such a tight-knit relationship would inevitably bring down banks as well, exacerbating any crisis.
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More recently, scientists have said that there is a dangerous cycle at work: Weather patterns from climate change are exacerbating the smog.
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Exacerbating troubles for the industry, insured losses in Japan from Typhoon Jebi are expected to be between $13 billion and $5.5 billion.
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We close out the week with some cloudiness and continued air stagnation, exacerbating some of our air-quality issues in the region.
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Continued federal undependability may mean fewer landlords willing to participate, exacerbating the severity of a housing emergency already impacting millions of Americans.
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Clearly, the Trump administration's "maximum pressure" campaign of economic sanctions is exacerbating the regime's problems and perhaps weakening its grip on power.
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The high burden of proof in Europe coupled with "zero cooperation from Russia in providing ... evidence" were exacerbating the problem, Felicio added.
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Universal credit, a new, catch-all benefits system, is exacerbating the problem: many users experience delays lasting months before receiving their first payment.
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Trump's personality gives oxygen to story Trump's personality has also at times appeared to be exacerbating the sense of crisis fostered in Washington.
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Osbourne, who turned 70 in December, suffered a fall in his Los Angeles home, exacerbating injuries he sustained in a 2003 ATV accident.
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The number of traps left abandoned is also on the rise, exacerbating the problem of overfishing as crabs wander into the forgotten equipment.
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"Once you withhold, it sits in the rectum and dries out, sitting there almost like a plug," Dr. Gurland said, exacerbating the constipation.
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Maintaining the current state of affairs—or, as President Trump and his Cabinet seem intent on doing, exacerbating the crisis—would be catastrophic.
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Investment dollars will naturally flow toward building 5G networks in cities instead of expanding our networks to rural areas, exacerbating the digital divide.
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The slump is exacerbating problems of excess capacity, with factory utilisation rates at China plants for many automakers estimated below break-even point.
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The location is just too close to the front line and the logistics of pre-positioning shelter and aid is exacerbating the misery.
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"Under such a scenario markets are likely to lose confidence in Brazil, undermining the country's credit outlook and exacerbating currency depreciation," he added.
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That case marked the first time the U.S. government brought felony charges against a large drug distributor for exacerbating the nationwide opioid crisis.
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China and the United States are engaged in a fierce trade war, with clashes over Taiwan and the South China Sea exacerbating tensions.
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The estimates were markedly less optimistic than the EU executive's previous forecasts, exacerbating fears that a global economic downturn is spreading to Europe.
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This was at odds with the views of most market commentators, who blamed the circuit breaker for exacerbating panic selling by retail shareholders.
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The divide is what Moretti calls the Great Divergence, and it is exacerbating not just the nation's economic fissures, but all other differences.
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In the southern city of Chennai, poor urban planning and rampant "encroachment" by property developers were blamed for exacerbating deadly floods last December.
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In July, Kem Ley, a political commentator and critic of Hun Sen, was murdered, exacerbating fears that political violence was on the rise.
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And doubts about tax reform being made law by the end of 2017 may also be exacerbating the tax-related selling this year.
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They cite the spread of jihadist organizations and militant attacks throughout the world as evidence that targeted killings may be exacerbating the problem.
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And it is exacerbating tensions with U.S. defense officials and security analysts concerned by China's focus on enhancing its military capabilities in space.
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This was at odds with the views of most market commentators, who blamed the circuit breaker for exacerbating panic selling by retail investors.
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But DC residents too often prize politics above all else, exacerbating the temptation for politicians to forsake their constituents in pursuit of power.
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Nintendo might be exacerbating a problem it's trying to avoid with the decision to not let players back up their Switch save data.
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In an era of regular "fake news" accusations from Donald Trump, many have pointed a finger at the president for exacerbating the situation.
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Last year it was blamed for exacerbating annual fires on farmland in Indonesia, which smothered much of the region in a noxious haze.
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One exacerbating factor of community violence is the present and historical factors that helped form the communities and created the conditions for violence.
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The slump is exacerbating problems of excess capacity, with factory utilization rates at China plants for many automakers estimated below break-even point.
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The inversion, which has historically signalled a looming recession, triggered extensive flight-to-safety into government securities, exacerbating the fall in bond yields.
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The cyclone knocked out Mozambican electricity exports to South Africa, exacerbating power cuts that were already straining businesses in Africa's most industrialized economy.
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That had the effect of exacerbating delays in misdemeanor cases, which account for more than 80 percent of all cases in the borough.
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As Swiss Foreign Minister Ignazio Cassis has warned, UNRWA is exacerbating the Israeli-Palestinian conflict by turning millions of Palestinians into permanent refugees.
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Hong Kong's home prices have surged for 14 straight months, further exacerbating public discontent toward housing affordability in the city of 7.4 million.
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But there is another significant factor exacerbating this problem that is unfair to customers, and that lawmakers in Albany can help us solve.
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The heat is also exacerbating conditions fueling wildfires in California, which have claimed one life and forced hundreds to evacuate from their homes.
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In a "short squeeze", short sellers are forced to buy stock to cover their positions, accelerating the upward move and exacerbating their losses.
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The United Nations even said earlier this month that Facebook played a role in exacerbating the genocide of the Rohingya people in Myanmar.
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Several administration officials also told Swan they felt Goldstein had a history of exacerbating tensions between the White House and the State Department.
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Analysts said the drop was steeper than expected, exacerbating concerns that a glut of refined fuel products could weaken Chinese demand for oil.
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EDF is one of the only environmental groups that works closely with the industry, despite scrutiny of the sector's role exacerbating climate change.
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Rather than exacerbating family tensions through the courts, which are often expensive and slow, campaigners are working with traditional elders to protect widows.
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He thinks the Federal Reserve&aposs stimulative polices have cajoled investors into tech stocks, driving up valuations and exacerbating demand beyond reasonable proportions.
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But the confusion over the travel ban turned his speech into something of a debacle and may up exacerbating uncertainty over his leadership.
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Vinetz said both the city's high density and the fact that it is densely populated across a large region could be exacerbating factors.
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Once they do, landlords can renovate, raise the rent and, ultimately, move the apartment into the free market, exacerbating the city's housing crisis.
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It will risk the same in the Middle East, exacerbating already deadly security competition between Iran and the Arab states of the Gulf.
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The failures of the federal response to the widening outbreak, particularly the continuing absence of large-scale testing, are exacerbating the economic damage.
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But the job she was offered involved outsourcing labor to foreign contractors—exacerbating the inequalities she hoped a future career might help rectify.
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Right now our politics is heading in a truly horrendous direction — with vicious, binary political divisions overlapping with and exacerbating historical racial divisions.
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At the news conference for his movie, which received a standing ovation, Mr. Lee accused President Donald J. Trump of exacerbating racial tensions.
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The epidemic has led to mass evacuations of foreign citizens and risks exacerbating a slowdown in growth in the world's second-largest economy.
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And experts say it can cause citizens to distrust the government, prompting them to refuse to report their symptoms, further exacerbating the outbreak.
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Exacerbating the declines on Friday, and even more obviously on Monday, was the unwinding of that "buy the dip, short the VIX" trade.
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Officials in the Emirates and in Somaliland have said they will ignore the vote and proceed with the deal, exacerbating the power struggle.
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As late as October 2016, Ms. Shelton still was opining that "ultralow" interest rates were exacerbating economic inequality while failing to drive growth.
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"The earnings are reflecting investors' worst fears -- and it's exacerbating the selling," said Michael Arone, chief investment strategist at State Street Global Advisors.
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Recent research from the International Republican Institute confirms that China is exploiting — and exacerbating — democratic weaknesses in target states to advance its interests.
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It aggravated the depression that followed the First World War, and increasingly economic historians blame it for causing and exacerbating the Great Depression.
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Patronage and the need to hold onto positions in the government simply to enrich supporters are blamed for intensified crises and exacerbating tensions.
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"As the economy continues to grow, it's exacerbating the problem of low vacancy because there's room for these companies to grow," he said.
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This reduces access to basic banking services for the millions of Americans who live abroad while exacerbating the "too big to fail" phenomenon.
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"Student loan debt very well could be exacerbating the week-to-week, month-to-month challenges that drive payday loan borrowing," he says.
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Australia issued catastrophic fire condition warnings last week, and weather conditions have been increasingly hot and dry in some areas, exacerbating fire conditions.
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Topuz's detention is another factor exacerbating U.S.-Turkish relations, amid pushback over Turkey's incursion into northeastern Syria after U.S. forces left the region.
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Climate change caused by burning the coal, oil and gas produced by the fossil fuel industry is exacerbating the losses, the report found.
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Per Axios' Future reporter Erica Pandey, the trend is increasingly coming under fire because it's creating uncurbed waste and exacerbating retail's environmental harm.
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Israel Mutala, a political analyst, said Mr. Tshibala's appointment "risks exacerbating" the political crisis and was likely to increase divisions within the opposition.
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The cyclone also knocked out Mozambican electricity exports to South Africa, exacerbating power cuts that are straining businesses in Africa's most industrialized economy.
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The public health community has long argued that big soda's targeting of African Americans and Latinos is exacerbating health problems in those communities.
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President Donald Trump's threat last week to slap tariffs on Mexican goods, exacerbating fears that global economic growth will slow and cut demand fuel.
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Andrew Jackson based his farewell on Washington's "voice of prophecy" and his warnings against exacerbating the regional divisions that could lead to civil war.
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Of late, those enemies have been Europe -- which has stalled Turkey's EU accession talks -- and the US. Two things are exacerbating US-Turkish relations.
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"These ETFs would have to dispose of those fallen angels, further exacerbating the price decline and leading to a lot of volatility," Mishra said.
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The US reimposed sanctions on Iran once it withdrew from the nuclear deal in May, exacerbating an already severe downturn in the Iranian economy.
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Red tide is nothing new in Florida, but warmer waters due to climate change and nutrient runoff from farms are probably exacerbating the problem.
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The Federal Reserve has responded by tightening monetary policy to keep inflation in check, pushing up the exchange rate and exacerbating the trade gap.
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Greater reluctance from banks to engage in market-making could result in fewer willing buyers when the tide goes out, exacerbating downward price moves.
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"Its sexist and racist culture discourages women and minorities from entering comedy, exacerbating an already-pressing diversity problem within the field," the petition states.
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As China's growth slows, authorities are under increasing pressure to boost the economy without exacerbating existing concerns about high debt levels or property prices.
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Far from alleviating the impact of technological upheaval, that would risk exacerbating inequality and the social and economic tensions it brings in its wake.
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Many Venezuelans were stocking up on food on Tuesday in anticipation of closed shops and trouble, exacerbating already bulging lines at supermarkets and ATMS.
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Exacerbating the process of recovery is the fact that communication infrastructure in general, and the internet specifically, is experiencing trouble across the U.S. territory.
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Global warming is exacerbating its frequent floods and droughts, and has devastated big parts of the Great Barrier Reef, which stretches along its coast.
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Although even this statement is wrapped in conspiracy: Earlier this year it was reported that growers were manipulating the ripening process, exacerbating the shortage.
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Monthly auto sales have tumbled 235-210% since April, exacerbating a slump that has seen sales decline in 215 of the past 12 months.
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Judy Shelton, one of President Donald Trump's new picks for the board of the Federal Reserve, has blamed central banks for "exacerbating income inequality".
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Public health experts say there is concern that these attacks are exacerbating what is already one of the world's most intractable public health threats.
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Image: Wikimedia CommonsClimate change is bad—it's causing sea levels to rise, it's exacerbating heat waves, it's damaging coral reefs, the list goes on.
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While tech companies like Facebook aren't the ones battling against housing for lower-income families, their growth and high wages are exacerbating the problem.
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These tax-subsidized charitable donations by local people in Palo Alto were exacerbating inequalities in school funding and in educational opportunity, not redressing them.
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The attacks in Belgium were seen as exacerbating the possibility of Britain leaving the European Union, further undermining both the euro and the pound.
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But the Trump team seems to be exacerbating its learning curve by failing to come up with unified approaches and rhetoric among top officials.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Current central bank policies risk exacerbating global inequality, UBS chairman and former head of Germany's Bundesbank Axel Weber told an Austrian newspaper.
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Now Census Director John H. Thompson has announced he is leaving at the end of June, exacerbating a leadership vacuum at a critical moment.
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Exacerbating his symptoms, she said, is that George Beto is nestled in one of the muggiest parts of Texas and has no air conditioning.
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German manufacturing contracted further this month, a sister survey showed, compounding fears that unresolved trade disputes are exacerbating a slowdown in Europe's biggest economy.
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Listen to Kanye ... it's a revelation when you think of a people bearing down on a sprained ankle, causing pain and exacerbating the injury.
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Two-year U.S. Treasury yields rose to nine-year highs, exacerbating a collapse of the gap in yields between short and long-term bonds.
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The credibility of Washington's international commitments is now at stake, and mixed messages coming out of the White House are only exacerbating the situation.
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Monthly auto sales have tumbled 2000-2800% since April, exacerbating a slump that has seen sales decline in 21 of the past 353 months.
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The utilization of social media—paired with the platform's ability to allow people to entrench themselves into a bubble—is further exacerbating the issue.
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As internet rollout continues to gain pace in developing countries, experts have warned that it could risk perpetuating and even exacerbating existing gender inequalities.
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Air-conditioning saves lives, but it also uses a massive amount of power and releases heat as a byproduct, exacerbating warming in urban areas.
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But beyond ego and self-image, the legislation is exacerbating the political divisions in a state almost evenly divided between conservative and liberal forces.
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It is none other than mortgage-backed securities, the bundles of homeowner debt that played a tragic role in exacerbating the 2008 financial crisis.
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Exacerbating the problem is the fact that Italian 10-year bond yields are close to 3 percent, making it costlier to refinance Italian debt.
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The problem came when investors from several other different areas "had to sell" at the same time, with each obligation further exacerbating the situation.
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Exacerbating the problem is that orcas do not have babies often or in large numbers, and when they do, it is a long process.
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A growing body of academic literature suggests that the harms of such concentrations of power fall disproportionately on low-income people, exacerbating income inequality.
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Your doctor should ask about your habits to pin down any lifestyle factors that could be causing or exacerbating your skin irritation, Looi says.
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An explosion of jobs in high-growth fields could have unintended consequences when it comes to calcifying diversity gaps and even exacerbating wage inequality.
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EDF is one of the only environmental groups that works closely with the industry, despite its scrutiny of the sector's role exacerbating climate change.
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He said the coronavirus has caused "a supply side and demand side shock," but he worries the most about customers' fears exacerbating the problem.
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A lack of personal protective equipment puts medical personnel at greater risk of becoming infected or placed in quarantine, exacerbating hospitals' existing staff shortages.
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According to the United Nations, 22015,000 civilians have been killed and 40,000 wounded in the fighting, exacerbating one of the world's worst humanitarian crises.
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The U.S. manufacturing contracted for the first time in three years in August, the latest sign the trade war is exacerbating the economic slowdown.
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To the contrary, similar to the tilted trade deals described above, his tax plan further redistributes income upward, exacerbating the ongoing forces of inequality.
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As northern India is swallowed by an epic smog cloud, critics say that Prime Minister Narendra Modi's business-friendly policies are exacerbating the problem.
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And, the overwhelming majority are women and people of color — exacerbating the wage and income inequality that has expanded so dramatically in recent decades.
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Judicial and prosecutorial authorities are increasingly politicized, as are national security agencies, exacerbating threats to electoral integrity from foreign interference, pervasive misinformation and gerrymandering.
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The lack of information means that some lawmakers who have long criticized exacerbating the deficit are left making a big decision in the dark.
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On Monday, the U.S. special envoy on Iran, Brian Hook, said that Tehran's ballistic missile program was exacerbating tensions in Yemen, Iraq and Syria.
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Immigrants may choose not to report crime or victimization to law enforcement authorities because they fear the police — exacerbating victim's vulnerability and emboldening criminals.
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The role of buybacks in any number of negative outcomes — from underinvestment in the future to exacerbating income inequality — needs to be better understood.
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High-speed trading algorithms harm the market – both by jumping in front of larger, slower moving funds and by exacerbating volatility in the markets.
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The Trump administration's expressions of support for the protesters and evident satisfaction at the turmoil then gave that accusation some credibility, exacerbating Iran's paranoia.
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The spreading deadly coronavirus has dominated the news cycle for most of this year, exacerbating fears of the outbreak's impact on global economic growth.
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During the initial stages of the outbreak, the Chinese government concealed information from the public, limiting mitigation efforts and exacerbating the spread of disease.
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Exacerbating the effects of the cold are the water cannons that the police have used against protesters, causing early signs of hypothermia in some.
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She has promised to uphold the status quo but stopped short of endorsing the 1992 understanding — exacerbating Beijing's fears that Taiwan could declare independence.
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Instead of the Green New Deal, the federal government could adopt a revenue-neutral carbon tax to decrease emissions without exacerbating the fiscal imbalance.
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In its report, Free Press found that systemic racial discrimination in the broadband market had a role to play in exacerbating this existing divide.
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Under the new sanctions, the amount of refined petroleum North Korea can import each year will be cut by 89 percent, exacerbating fuel shortages.
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Exacerbating the issue, confused or poorly trained poll workers have been known to demand even more identification than the laws in their states require.
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Letter From Washington There is a red and blue political divide in the United States that this election is only exacerbating, with consequences for governing.
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We will continue seeing stronger hurricanes as we (not God) have been exacerbating the effects of climate change by pumping greenhouse gases into the atmosphere.
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Rather than seeing technology facilitate greater communication, economic opportunity, and leisure, it seemed that it was exacerbating our differences, concentrating wealth, and threatening all livelihoods.
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A critical shortage of mental health and psychosocial support in Syria and "little community or institutional support" are exacerbating the children's problems, the report says.
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Constantly being surrounded by people who were thin, rich, and beautiful was exacerbating all my deepest insecurities around reporting on an industry predicated on exclusivity.
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As these effects become more pronounced, they will further limit the Earth from absorbing carbon dioxide, thereby exacerbating the extreme weather creating a vicious cycle.
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U.S. President Donald Trump said he would impose the tariffs beginning next week, raising the risk of exacerbating tensions at negotiations already facing serious challenges.
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Chinese shares took a sharp hit in the Asian session with mainland indexes down between 2-3 percent, exacerbating investor caution and dampening risk appetite.
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First on Slok's list of worries is algorithmic trading, which has been criticized for triggering massive equity sell-offs and exacerbating volatility during market swings.
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There's no escaping the reality that global warming is rapidly exacerbating threats to human health and communities in the United States and around the world.
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Industry executives say the sudden need for chips in 2.5 million replacement phones is exacerbating already tight memory market conditions, which could push prices higher.
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Glenn Kelman, chief executive of the online brokerage Redfin, said the combination of low interest rates and tight lending standards was exacerbating existing economic divides.
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Warming global temperatures are exacerbating droughts, and upping the severity of the atmospheric rivers that have been pummeling the state for the past few months.
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Anthony Breach, analyst with the British think-tank Centre for Cities, said foreign ownership was exacerbating a broader lack of affordable housing in Britain's capital.
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Measures to help steady stocks that were put in place after the market turmoil last year now appear to be exacerbating the selling in China.
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The current nature of lithium market pricing is actively exacerbating the problem as producers react to first the boom and now the bust in prices.
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The massive Democratic pool of candidates has been packed with ideologically overlapping people promising they're the Promised One to eject Trump, exacerbating splits between voters.
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Memories of the last downturn are exacerbating these worries: The last time America faced a recession was in 2008, as the financial crisis was unfolding.
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While the Islamic State does not need to exploit refugee routes, doing so serves the group's goal of exacerbating anti-migrant sentiment in the West.
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"The trade war played a key role in exacerbating global growth in manufacturing and in preventing a recovery from" factors like Brexit, the note said.
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"Even if domestic conditions warrant a cut, fears about exacerbating financial market volatility will keep central banks cautious," said Tim Condon, ING's chief Asia economist.
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"All this suggests that the likelihood of lower interest rates exacerbating risks in the housing market has diminished," said Stevens in his post meeting statement.
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South Korean officials and politicians blame GM's high interest rates for exacerbating losses at GM Korea, which was already struggling with slumping exports to Europe.
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The important thing is that fascists aren't actually trying to solve problems; they're invested in exacerbating problems and deepening the divisions that result from them.
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Tellingly, after a long discussion, sanctions were not discussed by foreign ministers, partly because the debate was chaired by Mogherini to avoid exacerbating the divisions.
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"Penn State kept this information secret from the family, leaving them in the dark and exacerbating their suffering ever since his death," the lawsuit says.
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The Fed might choose to dampen the strength of the dollar by raising rates relatively slowly in order to avoid exacerbating the international trade deficit.
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Gorevan said there had been a "significant drop off in Gulf funding" for Syria aid and the overall lack of funds was exacerbating the crisis.
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Trump has unapologetically based his political appeal on widening national divides -- so he is unlikely to worry about exacerbating them if it benefits him politically.
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It further isolates the administration of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, who is accused of exacerbating the political, economic and humanitarian crises battering the Andean country.
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Oil, gas, and coal companies are already being sued in court for their roles in denying and exacerbating the massive damages caused by climate change.
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Many blamed program trading as the lead cause of the crash, with computer technology exacerbating the damage by automatically selling stocks as the markets fell.
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The attacks in Belgium were seen as exacerbating the possibility of Britain leaving the European Union, further undermining the euro as well as the pound.
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Democrats, who voted unanimously against the bill, say its benefits tilt to the rich and predict it will add to the deficit while exacerbating inequality.
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Towns and municipalities are exacerbating the already sluggish and costly process by charging Internet service providers (ISPs) at an exorbitant rate to install small cells.
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But in intensifying its partnership with Abbas to squeeze out Hamas, the Israeli government now risks exacerbating an already-dire humanitarian situation on its doorstep.
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The longer it goes, the less clear the outcome — with that uncertainty only exacerbating divisions among Democrats as they become more invested in rival candidates.
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As such, they may go in for a strong, firm hug to help calm their child down, rather than exacerbating the situating with mirrored frustration.
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During this interim, confusion abounds surrounding the exact status of knowledge and numbers in public life, exacerbating the sense that truth itself is being abandoned.
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He is not expected to have a big, public farewell ceremony to try to prevent further exacerbating tensions between himself and Trump, the source said.
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In an interview on CNN, Kasich blamed Congress for inaction on immigration reform, which he said was exacerbating the immigration crisis on the southern border.
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The consequences for this decision are likely to be severe: further weakening U.S. leadership, exacerbating conflicts in the Middle East and undermining non-proliferation norms.
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This weekend was our umpteenth reminder that the core of Donald Trump's political strategy is exacerbating cultural conflict to distract from his policies and results.
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The U.S. has torn up a deal you were abiding by, and reimposed crippling sanctions that are exacerbating a currency crash and broader economic crisis.
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THC could be exacerbating e-cigarettes' harm, as could toxic flavorings, overly high nicotine concentrations, or vapes retrofitted to burn chemicals at dangerously high temperatures.
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Many scientists agree with that assessment, arguing that human-based nutrients and climate change are at least exacerbating the red tide and other algae blooms.
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"There's no getting around the fact that you have to get those accessions targets, because the shortage is exacerbating in the long term," Calloway said.
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Blood loss is extremely dangerous, causing a cascade of medical events, including a drop in body temperature that affects clotting, exacerbating blood loss even further.
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To that end, here are a few timely movie options to stream … as long as you don't mind possibly exacerbating any paranoia over infectious diseases.
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For example, many of the plants responsible for exacerbating allergies flower earlier in years with warm springs, leading to a longer season for allergy sufferers.
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Any discrepancy in public health service or outcomes along sectarian lines may trigger political grievances against central governments and ruling authorities exacerbating religious/ethnic tensions.
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Further exacerbating the turmoil is the resignation last week by Health Minister Oly Ilunga Kalenga and the decision to shift leadership of the Ebola effort.
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Critics blame them for everything from destroying the basic rules of employment, exacerbating traffic and ruining peaceful neighborhoods to bringing unrestrained capitalism into liberal cities.
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Long lines outside pharmacies have become commonplace, with some people waiting hours to buy face masks and hand sanitizer -- further exacerbating frustrations with the government.
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As we saw in the Great Recession, private household debt and state budget cuts both reverberated throughout the economy, exacerbating wage cuts and job losses.
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During the initial stages of that outbreak, the Chinese government also concealed information from the public, limiting mitigation efforts and exacerbating the spread of disease.
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At the same time, rainfall deficiencies across large parts of eastern Australia have continued to increase, unfortunately exacerbating both drought conditions and the current bushfires.
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In a November post on his website, Young criticized President Trump's refusal to acknowledge the role of climate change in exacerbating the 2018 California fires.
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It identified industrial farming and fishing as major drivers of the crisis, and said climate change caused by burning fossil fuels was exacerbating the losses.
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The current crisis threatens Israel's relations with Jordan and efforts to build a regional coalition to contain Iran, while exacerbating tensions within the Palestinian polity.
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The main opposition Congress party accused Modi of exacerbating the crisis by failing to come through with more aid and creating obstacles to foreign help.
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"LIVE BEYOND YOUR MEANS" Expensive older used cars are exacerbating the problem and it may take years for them to return to more affordable levels.
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Just as you can't relax when told "to just relax," you can't become pain free just by telling yourself your brain is exacerbating your pain.
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Failure by parliament to pass the bill could prompt a snap election before the scheduled general ballot in 2020, further exacerbating Spain's tumultuous political environment.
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The blasts in Belgium were seen as exacerbating the possibility of Britain leaving the European Union, further undermining the euro, as well as the pound.
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Many blamed Mr. Trump for exacerbating religious prejudice with his campaign promise to protect Americans from terrorism by banning Muslims from entering the United States.
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Republicans say the rule will hamstring the coal industry and lead to further job losses among miners, something they claim Obama regulations are already exacerbating.
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It does not require a computer model to convincingly argue for a role for climate change in exacerbating the current disaster in the Houston area.
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Of course, any geoengineering solutions to the climate crisis would require meticulous research and public debate to mitigate the risk of accidentally exacerbating global destabilization.
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And keeping the far right out of power risks exacerbating populist backlashes, as voters increasingly believe that establishment parties are conspiring to undermine popular will.
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Farm exports in fiscal 20193 are down nearly 7 percent from 2018, exacerbating one of the toughest periods for agriculture since the 1980s farm crisis.
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Dowd also asked Carter if he thought President Trump was deepening racial divisions in the U.S. "Yes, I think he is exacerbating it," Carter replied.
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An inflation surprise could force the Fed to re-evaluate its easing path in the coming months, potentially exacerbating the damage from the trade war.
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It may not be true that Mr. Putin is purposefully exacerbating the refugee crisis, or that there is no sound economic logic behind Nord Stream 2.
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Exacerbating Samsung's inventory problem are Chinese companies that make cheaper OLED displays and are reportedly upping their production, which is driving prices down prices even more.
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Such concerns have also hit the peso, which has fallen close to 15% in value against the dollar since early November, in turning exacerbating inflationary pressures.
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Businesses think they can save money by supplanting human workers with automated robots, but in doing so they're reducing employment and exacerbating the problem of homelessness.
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The nation has seen its oil production crater in recent years, depriving the socialist republic of its lifeblood energy revenue and exacerbating a devastating economic crisis.
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" Iraqi Minister of Water Resources Hassan Al-Janabi said declining rainfall and "unsustainable use of water resources" are exacerbating water scarcity, causing displacement "and forced migration.
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We're creating a whole society of really honorable, decent, family-loving people that are in violation of the law, and second we're exacerbating relations with Mexico.
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For the many traders positioned against the pound, that means any good news can leave them scrambling to cover against more losses, exacerbating the move higher.
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"Recently, key producing wells have exhibited high rates of decline as a result of water breakthrough, exacerbating the decline rate across the field," the company said.
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That degree of access gives abusers a disturbing level of control over their victims' digital lives, exacerbating whatever physical, emotional, and sexual abuse they are inflicting.
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More people are buying homes because of cheap credit, but supply is still tight, boosting demand and exacerbating the market imbalances — further catalysing house price rises.
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Deere cuts 163 US factory jobs The manufacturing industry has so far taken the brunt of the trade war, which is exacerbating the global economic slowdown.
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Von Amsberg said that the AIIB has been trying to avoid exacerbating debt risks in countries where it invests but still sees great potentials in Asia.
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"The danger comes when heightened risk aversion causes this liquidity and domestic capital to flee offshore, exacerbating [yuan] weakness and feeding into greater concerns about…devaluation."
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The purge is therefore exacerbating sectarian tension in a state that saw bloody Hindu-Muslim riots as recently as 2012, when some 400,000 people were displaced.
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If there are no exacerbating factors (such as a mother who smokes or drinks), that increased risk is tiny: 22 deaths in 100,000, rather than eight.
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When her libido took a nosedive, so did her partner's; "it became a feedback loop of problems," exacerbating issues they were already having in their relationship.
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The "floods of the spring that delayed U.S. planting have meant plants have shallower roots and this is exacerbating the impact of the heat," per Bloomberg.
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Further exacerbating the problem is the well-known fact that Trump's three oldest children — and Ivanka's husband, Jared Kushner — are some of his closest political advisers.
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The broad language reflects an attempt to prevent market participants from exacerbating a stress scenario by taking action that would make the CCP's failure self-fulfilling.
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Reports last week suggested Sessions offered his resignation to Trump because the President blamed Sessions for exacerbating his Russia problems by recusing himself from the probe.
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But I think that sort of leaves the question of, even if the microbes are influencing those conditions, are they initiating them or just exacerbating them?
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As a result, breeders were only selling to other breeders and to game farmers, many of whom went on to become breeders themselves, exacerbating the problem.
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It did not address how Exxon might have played a role in exacerbating the effects of climate change, but leaves the door open to additional lawsuits.
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Merkel and Estonian Prime Minister Juri Ratas voiced concerns that having a divisive figure at the head of the bloc's executive would risk exacerbating EU divisions.
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And private, peer-to-peer messaging apps like WhatsApp are exacerbating that tribalism, said Rosental Alves, a professor of journalism at the University of Texas-Austin.
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But all three are essentially guest worker programs — and if your primary concern is income inequality, some experts argue all of them risk exacerbating that trend.
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When the city failed to pay part of that debt, the Borgata received court approval to stop paying its tax bills, exacerbating the city's cash crunch.
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Some states have sweetened the subsidy, adding up to $5,000 in income-tax credits for buying electric vehicles, exacerbating the shortages in their state highway funds.
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Even if the displaced return to their neighbourhoods, few will be able to afford the regime's housing, exacerbating inequality that has grown worse during the conflict.
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The students who are given the alternative lunch are still charged the same price as the hot lunch, exacerbating the debt they're already being punished for.
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The Missouri governor was castigated as being late in responding to the crisis and the police as exacerbating tensions at protests with a confrontational, militarized approach.
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It could also do unintended harm by exacerbating social tensions and putting minority groups at risk of targeted violence within their communities for their preferential treatment.
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"We have greatly altered the nitrogen cycle on this planet," he said, adding that local sources of nutrient pollution near Sargassum beachings are exacerbating the issue.
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She frequently frames the climate crisis as a generational conflict between the adults who are exacerbating the problem and the children who will pay the price.
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"The public protector is polarising politics and exacerbating factionalism in the ANC," said Ebrahim Fakir, an analyst at the Johannesburg-based Auwal Socio-Economic Research Institute.
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The previous waiver was ditched last year when Greece almost tumbled out of the euro zone, refusing to meet its bailout commitments, exacerbating its debt crisis.
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Studies have shown that climate change increases the odds of heat extremes, and is likely exacerbating the severity and duration of wildfire season across the West.
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Exacerbating our incompetence in this matter is a long tradition of racist and lazy reporting on Jackson, which undercuts the media's basic authority on the subject.
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Exacerbating the befuddling optics of the event was the fact that students, outside a select handfull, were asked to stay in their dorms during Trump's appearance.
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DALIAN, China — Technology is transforming the world, but if businesses and governments aren't careful, innovation could hurt society by exacerbating inequality, rather than making lives better.
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But the effects of social isolation in detention can be particularly harmful to them, exacerbating psychological trauma and mental health issues during a critical developmental period.
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Exacerbating those fears, the Federal Reserve delivered an unscheduled half-percentage point interest rate cut on Tuesday to boost the economy in the face of coronavirus.
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Controversies in France over wearing religious clothing in public and the rise of a far-right, anti-Islamic movement seem to be exacerbating the cultural divide.
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The uprising prompted Russian-backed separatists within the Donbass to proclaim two "people's republics" in Donetsk and Luhansk, exacerbating the destabilization of (and tensions with) Ukraine.
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Well-intentioned proposals to curtail prospective pension benefits, in contrast, might make matters even worse by encouraging increased saving and reduced consumption, thus exacerbating secular stagnation.
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Power has been sporadic ever since, exacerbating longstanding water and gasoline shortages and leaving towns without functional banking systems and cellphone coverage for days on end.
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Gillespie has been airing ads saying Northam is exacerbating crime from international gangs like MS-13 with his vote — which appears to be making him squeamish.
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Rather, they are rapidly alienating the entire Japanese public, who could otherwise be sympathetic to the wartime plight of these women, by unduly exacerbating emotional antagonism.
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But the Rohingya crisis has shaken the entire region, exacerbating already severe sectarian and political strains and worsening the relationship between Bangladesh and Myanmar, in particular.
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Instead, she started talking about having suicidal feelings, for a host of problems that I did not fully understand but that Harvey seemed to be exacerbating.
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Former US vice President and democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden on Friday accused Donald trump of ignoring early warnings and exacerbating the health and economic crisis.
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Mental health issues are thought to impact one in every five people in the U.S., and the stress of working life can be an exacerbating factor.
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The government statement said the salty water most likely led to dehydration in the rhinos, which then prompted them to drink more water, exacerbating the problem.
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Plastic pollution is covering the planet, making its way into the bellies of sea life and exacerbating the climate crisis because it's made with fossil fuels.
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Some people can ruminate endlessly on regrets or terrible things that happened to them in the past, exacerbating problems of depression or post-traumatic stress disorder.
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Sleep difficulties might also lead cognitive problems by causing or exacerbating so-called cerebral hypoxia, or a reduction in oxygen supply in the brain, Xu added.
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Australia's droughts are becoming longer, bigger, and more frequent as global temperatures trend upward, exacerbating the already hot weather to make fire seasons increasingly more extreme.
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Incomes, wealth and life expectancy in the United States have stagnated for much of the population, contributing to an angry national mood and exacerbating political divisions.
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Many of the suits allege that Exxon has created a public nuisance with its products by exacerbating problems like sea level rise that threaten coastal cities.
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Yet the president has also repeatedly blamed Puerto Ricans for exacerbating their own plight, saying the native islanders are simply not doing enough to help themselves.
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Finally, Donald Trump's budget would drive overall inequality even higher than it is now, exacerbating the negative economic effects that stem from concentrated income and wealth.
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In the Spanish capital Madrid, the latest unrest in Catalonia is exacerbating political tensions and overshadowing campaigning ahead of a repeat national election on Nov. 11.
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Healthcare entrepreneur and patient advocate Alexandra Drane expressed concern that Docent's approach could end up exacerbating inequality if hospitals only offer the service to certain patients.
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The Trump administration's resistance to addressing climate change is exacerbating the Department of Agriculture's mostly unsuccessful attempts to help farmers cope with extreme weather, Politico reports.
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"These instruments are the proximate cause of the madness you are now seeing," the "Mad Money" host said, pointing to four specific funds exacerbating the pain.
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The campaigners complain of poor planning laws, generous subsidies and endemic graft, saying they are exacerbating the problems linked to the mass construction of the dams.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio has criticized Uber's rapid expansion for exacerbating traffic, but his administration backed down from a proposed cap on Uber cars in 225.
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The dispute is shaping up as one of the most contentious issues facing the bloc, exacerbating an east-west rift as it seeks unity to tackle Brexit.
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In New Orleans, many also blame the rentals for exacerbating post-Katrina housing shortages, skyrocketing rents and the exodus of less wealthy residents from the city center.
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Leveraged investors such as hedge funds are often the first out if markets go against them, exacerbating price swings in bond markets where liquidity has become sparse.
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Analysts have said the complex standoff risks exacerbating an already explosive security situation on both sides of the Gulf of Aden, where militant groups launch regular attacks.
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Higher seas are already creating more dangerous storm surges, the IPCC says, exacerbating flooding or coastal erosion from the U.S. Gulf Coast to the Maldives to China.
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If that was a natural process, then there wasn't much need to worry about mergers exacerbating regional inequality, because everything should even out in the long run.
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Ennahda, the moderate Islamist party that shares power with Nidaa Tounes, backs this approach, though some blame it for exacerbating the problem by previously indulging radical preachers.
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The events lead to heavy rainfall in East Africa — which saw eight cyclones off its coast last year — and dry conditions in Australia, exacerbating bush fires there.
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U.S. manufacturer growth slowed to the lowest level in almost 10 years in August, the latest sign that the trade war may be exacerbating the economic slowdown.
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That could have the effect of keeping doctors from entering the field of abortion care, Eisenberg said, exacerbating an existing shortage of abortion doctors in many places.
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For example, sea level rise is exacerbating the warming trend in the Arctic, indirectly contributing to phenomena such permafrost thaw, land ice melting and sea level rise.
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A sugar-only diet would also lead to rapid tooth decay, and cause your blood glucose levels to spike and fall repeatedly, exacerbating your scurvy-induced fatigue.
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"I feel like we're exacerbating it by even talking about it," Cox said about her longtime bestie and former Friends costar getting dragged into the divorce drama.
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This dynamic slightly exacerbating the market's imbalance in favor of producers, in a trend expected to continue into 2017 when the gap is seen increasing to 32.59.
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Read more: Scientists memorialize the first glacier lost to climate change in Iceland Volosciuk said wildfires are also exacerbating global warming by releasing pollutants into the atmosphere.
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The drought may also have dried up the land, making it harder and less absorbent, said CNN meteorologists -- therefore exacerbating the floods when the monsoon rains arrive.
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The result would be a return to a shameful past of minority vote suppression, thereby undermining confidence in democracy and exacerbating the racial tensions that divide us.
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It blamed international sanctions targeting the country's nuclear and ballistic missile programs for exacerbating the situation by slowing aid deliveries and making fuel scarcer and more expensive.
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The report names artificial intelligence and robotics as the technologies with the greatest potential for both positive and negative consequences, including exacerbating the threat posed by hacking.
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"GM crops are right now exacerbating the very worst impacts of industrial farming," said senior food and farming campaigner, Clare Oxborrow, in response to Princess Anne's remarks.
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The move has been politically risky for market-friendly President Mauricio Macri, as many Argentines blame IMF-imposed austerity policies for exacerbating a 2001-2002 economic crisis.
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"A relatively strong March may have pulled forward some applications from April, exacerbating the normal seasonal falloff," said Lynn Fisher, MBA's vice president of research and economics.
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Hong Kong's home prices have surged for 15 straight months despite repeated cooling measures, further exacerbating public discontent toward housing affordability in the city of 7.4 million.
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Vacancies at the agency Observers say exacerbating the lack of relevant experience of some of Carson's political appointees are vacancies in other important positions at the agency.
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It's essential that the international community understand the complexity of the relationship between religion and violent extremism, in order to avoid alienating religious groups and exacerbating resentment.
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McCain also expressed support for Saudi Arabia, a U.S. ally, and said U.S. disengagement from the region was exacerbating tensions between rival powers Iran and Saudi Arabia.
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But in doing so, he is exacerbating the trepidation some Republicans already feel about his candidacy at a moment when the party typically rallies to its nominee.
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A slowing economy has pushed millions of Puerto Ricans to leave the island for the mainland United States, driving down island revenues and exacerbating its economic struggles.
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Local health officials worry that the flight of fresh foods will only add to rural America's health problems by exacerbating higher rates of heart disease and obesity.
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" Instead of pointing the finger at Beijing for exacerbating trade disputes, Trump blamed past US administrations "for allowing this trade deficit to take place and to grow.
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Many in South Korea, especially those who carry more liberal views, worry Trump's heated rhetoric, mocking and name-calling of North Korea's leader is exacerbating that danger.
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But they said overtightening could backfire as the economic benefits from Trump's policies wear thin, perhaps exacerbating the surging market volatility that reared its head in October.
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"The new waves of vulnerable populations arriving here and exacerbating the already urgent humanitarian security crisis at the border," he told a House Appropriations subcommittee in April.
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We've seen this in Syria where the drought drove people from the countryside to the cities – exacerbating the country's underlying political challenges and fueling the civil war.
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The crisis has prompted President Donald Trump to impose sanctions on Turkey and double trade tariffs, exacerbating a slide in Turkey's lira which reverberated across global markets.
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"We are particularly concerned that the execution of (al-Nimr) risks exacerbating sectarian tensions at a time when they urgently need to be reduced," John Kirby said.
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Hong Kong's home prices have surged for 15 straight months despite repeated cooling measures, further exacerbating public discontent towards housing affordability in the city of 7.4 million.
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Exacerbating it: OPEC has also been working with Russia on output limits, although those limits may not have staying power given Trump's Iran deal announcement, per Nasdaq.
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The conversation reflected what may prove a problem for the growing transhumanism movement: Its inherent optimism overlooks the fact that technology is often capable of exacerbating inequality.
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These types of structures can heat up quickly, retain thermal energy, and then release it back into the living space in the cooler evenings, exacerbating the problem.
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We've seen this in Syria, where the drought drove people from the countryside to the cities — exacerbating the country's underlying political challenges and fueling the civil war.
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The calls for unity after the attack have already given way to finger-pointing, with both sides blaming the other's rhetoric for exacerbating public anger at Washington.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - German manufacturing contracted further in March, a survey showed on Friday, compounding fears that unresolved trade disputes are exacerbating a slowdown in Europe's biggest economy.
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Exacerbating the issue, some officials said, are existing tensions within Trump's health team, which is now collected on a Coronavirus Task Force meant to address the outbreak.
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Please do, but also save outrage for something even more monstrous — the way we are contributing to starvation of children and exacerbating the world's worst humanitarian crisis.
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The effects of climate change can create a "tipping point", exacerbating tensions until a breaking point is reached, particularly in countries that are already struggling, said Killelea.
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My husband recently had an endoscopy that revealed an anomalous patch of stomach tissue on the wall of his esophagus which had been exacerbating his acid reflux.
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Operating losses piled up at HTC in recent years, forcing it to slash research and marketing spending, exacerbating the challenge of keeping pace with the bigger companies.
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Indeed, because the Defense Department is the nation's biggest consumer of energy, using 85 million barrels of fuel in fiscal 73, it is actually exacerbating the problem.
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"Uber's and Lyft's failure to provide for their employees has been exacerbating the coronavirus crisis," says Shannon Liss-Riordan, the attorney representing the drivers in both lawsuits.
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Nonetheless, six infectious disease experts in Brazil said that past outbreaks in the country, including the 2009 H1N20093 swine flu pandemic, point to colder temperatures exacerbating contagion.
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Financial group Monex said in a note to investors that the central bank was less likely to continue cutting interest rates given the risk of exacerbating inflation.
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A lockdown affecting 56 million people could actually be making the situation worse, including by exacerbating shortages of medical supplies, some experts say — though they are divided.
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Following the hacks, the OPM decided to shut down its online submission system to correct a defect, potentially exacerbating an already-existing backlog of pending clearance requests.
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Indeed, they can often undercut their independent media rivals, exacerbating the financial distress caused by the decline of advertising, aggressive tax audits, unreasonable fines and so forth.
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Now, that argument might go, Washington must be prudent by not exacerbating the situation, which the Hong Kong Act could do by encouraging the protesters to persevere.
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"I've always liked small buildings, but it was horrible from day one," said the woman who requested anonymity to avoid exacerbating already difficult relationships with some neighbors.
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That's the least Wall Street can do after exacerbating one of the worst financial crises in history and then carrying on as if nothing bad had transpired.
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If Mr. Trump had been speaking about the overall political climate, he might have been right to say that "many sides" are responsible for exacerbating social tensions.
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The drop in teacher training enrollment suggests that issues plaguing the profession — from low pay to dwindling funding — has discouraged potential educators, exacerbating the nationwide teacher shortage.
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The Democratic National Committee (DNC) blasted President Trump on Tuesday over the nation's growing opioid epidemic, accusing him of abandoning his campaign promises and exacerbating the crisis.
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This is already exacerbating the shortage of homes for sale and for rent nationwide, but will especially hurt affordability for millennials (those born between 1981 and 1997).
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The inexperienced Miller presided over a Fed that chronically missed its money supply targets, exacerbating inflation expectations in a crude attempt to position Carter for re-election.
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In the following years, with flooding exacerbating the crisis, North Korea would experience a devastating famine that killed anywhere from 600,000 to more than a million people.
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Even with this new reality, it would be nice if the entertainment establishment would work to build national unity as opposed to exacerbating the nation's polarized condition.
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When contacted by The New York Times, Ms. Vierra confirmed the general outlines of her story but declined to comment further for fear of exacerbating her situation.
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She castigated the bill as exacerbating the middle-class squeeze and as being an example of a broken politics working for special interests rather than average Americans.
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Whereas outliving his dead mother inspires Sedaris to consider his own mortality, the thought of exacerbating the silence that overtakes each conversation with his father is petrifying.
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Flett believes social media, a usual suspect, was likely at play: Teens who compare their lives to others on Facebook can end up exacerbating their own perfectionism.
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Exacerbating the rise in global oil supplies, the Trump administration is allowing some of Iran's biggest customers to continue importing crude despite restoring sanctions on the Islamic Republic.
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But then Cavuto took out the knives himself, suggesting that another financial crisis could be just around the corner—and that Obama himself was responsible for exacerbating it.
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However, when the sanctions snapped back in November, Washington granted waivers to some of Iran's biggest customers, exacerbating a drop in oil prices that was already under way.
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So while the escalation and militarization of the war on drugs in Mexico did lead to much more violence, it was in part exacerbating an already-bad situation.
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They both knew that it could help Boumallouga gain a measure of justice — but also risked further exacerbating relations with the very police who were already tormenting him.
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Senior party officials are worried that would essentially leave Trump out to dry, exacerbating a fundraising gap with Hillary Clinton that is already likely to eclipse $500 million.
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Violence is exploding on streets in the United States, he claimed in speeches to local police last year, and cities that shelter undocumented immigrants are exacerbating that threat.
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TWO-YEAR YIELDS RISE Two-year U.S. Treasury yields rose to nine-year highs, exacerbating a collapse of the gap in yields between short and long-term bonds.
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The stock market sell-off is also exacerbating fears about slower global growth and weakening oil demand amid trade tensions, said Andrew Lipow, president at Lipow Oil Associates.
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The largest customers go direct to the supplier and during slow growth periods suppliers tend to take more customers direct, exacerbating exposure to IT spending and semiconductor cyclicality.
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"The dearth of job opportunities pushes many young people to emigrate, exacerbating Italy's already fast population ageing and depriving the country of energy, talent and entrepreneurship," it said.
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"The new waves of vulnerable populations arriving here and exacerbating the already urgent humanitarian security crisis at the border," McAleenan told a House appropriations subcommittee late last month.
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That pushes the dollar higher, commodity prices lower, weakens U.S. exports, and cuts into the profits of U.S. multi-national corporations, exacerbating a profit recession in corporate America.
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There is also some evidence that gum disease can worsen glycemic control in people with Type 2 diabetes by exacerbating the underlying inflammatory state that aggravates insulin resistance.
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This reality, in turn, contributes to higher stress rates and related injuries experienced by correctional officers, no doubt exacerbating tenuous recruiting and retention shortages already affecting the profession.
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Either turkeys have brighter colored blood than humans, or the 40-degree weather was exacerbating its vibrancy, but I was shocked to see just how red it was.
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The algae gives coral its colour, and supplies nutrients; without it, the coral loses a major supply of food, and its skeleton is exposed, exacerbating the bleaching further.
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She said that anti-immigrant rhetoric championed by right-wing politicians in the United States is mirrored in Europe and is exacerbating negative stereotypes about Arabs and Muslims.
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Officials say Airbnb and similar sites have helped fuel that rise as more Berliners use their apartments exclusively for short-term rentals, thereby exacerbating the city's housing shortage.
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Low prices against a backdrop of plentiful supply had discouraged U.S. farmers from planting wheat, and dry weather is now exacerbating the shortage from North America to Australia.
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Interestingly, the NOS blames social media for exacerbating the problem, and is using Liz Earle, a so-called wellbeing and beauty expert, as the face of the campaign.
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"There are reasons to be positive as new orders continued to rise, despite the poor weather exacerbating negative effects from the sales tax hike," said IHS Markit's Hayes.
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Warmer weather is also triggering longer and more severe pollen seasons, increasing the incidence of allergies, causing havoc for allergy sufferers, and exacerbating symptoms for those with asthma.
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Exacerbating all of these tensions has been a terrible few weeks for Trump on the campaign trail and rising anxieties from Republican leaders and donors across the country.
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But now that some older millennials are ready to retire from the renting life, they're spawning an increased demand for homes, and it's exacerbating the already-limited availability.
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At the same time, former Facebook executives, echoing a growing body of research, began to voice misgivings about the company's role in exacerbating isolation, outrage, and addictive behaviors.
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The territories that are disputed between Baghdad and Erbil, such as Sinjar and the Nineveh Plain, are under de facto control of these militias, further exacerbating the situation.
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The 1968 report by the National Advisory Commission on Civil Disorders, known as the Kerner Commission, highlighted media's role in exacerbating social discord and strongly recommended increased diversity.
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But it also took thousands of work-related emails out of the official record, exacerbating the State Department's halting — if not grudging — approach to public information requests. Mrs.
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But some say the former military ruler risks exacerbating the situation, just as militant attacks in the Niger Delta surged last year after troops were deployed. HEAVY-HANDED?
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Still, they said that the discussion could be reopened later, especially since ECB rates are expected to stay low for even longer, potentially exacerbating the negative side effects.
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Other governors have faulted Trump on a far more personal level, for capitalizing on and exacerbating national division at a time of unprecedented partisanship in the nation's electorate.
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The bill's supporters say it will boost economic growth and investment, while its detractors argue it will hurt middle-class families and the poor while exacerbating income inequality.
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Moreover, this same group favored policies that undercut wages — using monetary policy to limit wage growth, and opposing minimum wage increases and strong labor unions — exacerbating our problems.
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We feel angry at ourselves; the shame is profoundly isolating, as it refuses to allow a person to reach out for help from anyone, further exacerbating the pain.
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Exacerbating misfortunes like this was Mr. Rush's reputation as a moody and erratic live performer who could enthrall audiences one night but seem lackluster and aloof the next.
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By barricading the doors of power to the Five Star Movement, the establishment runs the risk of exacerbating the anger of its supporters and helping it gain steam.
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Then again, I'm skeptical of federal student loans in general, because I think they help drive up the cost of tuition, exacerbating the problem they're intended to solve.
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"The cold weather tends to be an exacerbating factor," said Arielle R. Nagler, an assistant professor in the Ronald O. Perelman Department of Dermatology at NYU Langone Health.
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It's not clear to me how these fears can be assuaged or appeased without paying a very high political price or simply exacerbating tensions in the other direction.
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And anyone who is concerned with transgender detransition in particular should also be concerned with reducing or eliminating societal transphobia, as that is clearly an exacerbating factor here.
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After two decades of extraordinary growth by tech companies like Google, real estate prices in the area have skyrocketed, fueling a shortage of affordable housing and exacerbating inequality.
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He's railed against large corporations for their influence on Washington policymaking and role in exacerbating income inequality — criticisms for which the tech industry has become a poster child.
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The Category 583 hurricane smashed Haiti's southwestern coast and wiped out homes, roads, crops, livestock and fish stocks on the southern coast, exacerbating food shortages throughout the country.
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Chaos in Libya would also worsen the humanitarian crisis by preserving a slavery economy, exacerbating migration to Europe, and destabilizing neighboring states that already face major domestic challenges.
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In that case, officials covered up the extent of the viral outbreak for months, almost certainly abetting its spread and exacerbating the death toll, which reached nearly 800.
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"This risks destabilizing the region, exacerbating humanitarian suffering, and undermining the progress made against Daesh (Islamic State) which should be our collective focus," Raab said in a statement.
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For his part, Trump has threatened to stop doling out CSR payments, apparently with the goal of further exacerbating the problems that already exist on the Obamacare exchanges.
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In an interview with Reuters, Trump hit out at special counsel Robert Mueller, arguing that instead of unraveling the election-meddling riddle, his probe was exacerbating the damage.
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Democrats have made clear they would not consider some of the suggestions and the demands risk exacerbating already tense talks as both sides are entrenched in negotiating position.
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The drop in teacher training enrollment suggests that issues plaguing the profession — from low pay to dwindling school funding — has discouraged potential educators, exacerbating the nationwide teacher shortage.
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Now, some states and municipalities are beginning to mull changes to who sits on plans' boards of trustees, with potential consequences for avoiding – or exacerbating – conflicts of interest.
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Analysts also expect that the new Constitution could dig deeper into the economic policy favored by the president, which many economists blame for exacerbating the country's economic crisis.
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We're told Kris is being treated on scene by paramedics ... who we're told did not want to remove her from the car for fear of exacerbating her injury.
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Instead, we have to find a way to use them to cope with the very anxiety that drives us there, instead of exacerbating or simply distracting from it.
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As Vox's Umair Irfan explained, humans make the natural phenomenon "worse at every step," by starting fires, building in their way, and exacerbating their effects through climate change.
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The most economically efficient option would be to let those dairy farmers go out of business, rather than pay them to keep milking their cows, exacerbating the glut.
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The US and other countries have levied escalating sanctions against Venezuela, exacerbating its economic and humanitarian crisis to increase government costs in hopes of inciting a rebellion against Maduro.
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Problematically, if oil prices continued to increase, as predicted by the Fund, that could weaken the resolve of oil exporters to continue reforms, while exacerbating pressures on oil importers.
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In fact, Trump's sincere -- if sanguine -- desire to push for these traditional Republican agenda items could be exacerbating difficulties and GOP infighting that well predates his arrival in Washington.
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Euro zone policymakers accused LCH of exacerbating the 2010 euro zone debt crisis by requiring banks to post more margin or cash to back trades in shaky government bonds.
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Hofer suggested that thin liquidity and trading volumes during the opening week may be exacerbating the rough market conditions, and urged investors to be ready for possible good news.
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While the tech industry is known for the outsized control that founders like Liu have over their businesses, China's tech leaders tend to be all-powerful, exacerbating governance risks.
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The risk of exacerbating long-standing tensions between the West and Quebec means Ottawa needs to show it wrung concessions from Bombardier, said a Liberal legislator from outside Quebec.
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The passage is a defeat for the city's big tech firms — accused of hugely exacerbating San Francisco's explosion of housing costs — who mostly opposed the tax or stayed quiet.
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Further exacerbating the political risk outlook, over a dozen high-profile elections are taking place in Africa this year, including the continent's two largest markets, Nigeria and South Africa.
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Zambia is Africa's second-largest copper producer, but its economy has been hit by a slump in commodity prices, leading to mine closures and exacerbating its already high unemployment.
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All four commodities have recently suffered major losses due to bad weather or market conditions, depleting producers' capital or loading them with more debts, exacerbating the contraction in credit.
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Airbnb and other platforms for short-term rental listings are exacerbating the housing crisis in New Orleans, says a new report from the Jane Place Neighborhood Sustainability Initiative (JPNSI).
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You just have to make sure you use them in a way that makes the system fairer, and doesn't end up accidentally exacerbating the biases that are already there.
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What's happening: The trade war is exacerbating red-hot demand for the safety of the U.S. bond market that was ignited by the Fed's interest rate reversal in January.
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The next president should take note of what is by now glaringly obvious: Iran Air should be sanctioned for its role in perpetuating and exacerbating the Syrian civil war.
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Kenya's economy is expected to grow by 5.9 percent this year and by 6 percent in 2017, increasing pressure on the environment and exacerbating conflicts between humans and wildlife.
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On last year's Day of the Sun, Kim put on a military parade bristling with his latest ballistic missiles, exacerbating international tension over his nuclear weapon and missile program.
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Exacerbating this problem is the fact that hackers are also co-opting tools developed by the NSA and CIA with enormous capabilities, which are available on the dark web.
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They also risk exacerbating ethnic tensions with other groups and provinces the government says would have to wait up to three years for power if the route were changed.
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Customers - grappling with stockpiled goods and delays on a new round of planned tariff increases - eased off buying, exacerbating a normal slowdown due to Chinese New Year factory closures.
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And state officials also kept southbound highway lanes clear for fuel trucks to come in rather than allowing people to use the highways to get out, further exacerbating congestion.
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"Authorities are reluctant to let market forces rule, which along with their indecisiveness and lack of transparency is exacerbating uncertainty," said Tapas Strickland, an economist at National Australia Bank.
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Airbnb has been accused of exacerbating New York's housing crisis by housing advocates, the state's powerful hotel union, and members of the state legislature and New York City Council.
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Bankers say measures to ease the rules are not enough to curb the black market's appeal, which has sucked up hard currency from the banking system, exacerbating the shortage.
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Poorly built structures, or "tofu buildings," were blamed for exacerbating the death toll during the 2008 earthquake that killed more than 69,000 people in Sichuan Province, in southwestern China.
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Exacerbating banking sector woes was J.P. Morgan Co-president Daniel Pinto, who revealed Tuesday that trading revenue in the second quarter will probably be flat from a year ago.
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On Wednesday, Trump fired off another tweet aimed at women — this time, pushing back against the idea that he is exacerbating the GOP's problem with college-educated female voters.
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Critics have lambasted Google, YouTube, Facebook, and Twitter for exacerbating filter bubbles, serving consumers fake news or conspiracy theories, and failing to adequately support the creators they rely on.
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Corrects headline to conform.) Jan 7 (Reuters) - Apple Inc suppliers Cirrus Logic Inc and Qorvo Inc estimated third-quarter revenue below analysts' expectations, exacerbating fears about softening iPhone demand.
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