Heat wave made worse by climate crisis Experts say the heat wave is only made worse by the ongoing threat of climate change.
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Why our relationship should be made worse by this pretense?
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A heated exchange followed, made worse by the language barrier.
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Lastly, poverty in California is made worse by mass incarceration.
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The situation is made worse by changes within the parties.
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Our system was choking and would have been made worse.
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This problem would be made worse by Congress's tax cuts.
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All of which are made worse by a waning memory.
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Mangroves protect us from floods made worse by rising seas.
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Most people are made worse by success, and that's a shame.
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Air and water pollution are both made worse by global warming.
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She said the situation was made worse by faulty ear pieces.
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This is made worse by the absence of America's restraining influence.
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We're told Humphrey's Crohn's is made worse by his skeletal dysplasia.
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Carey said the situation was made worse by faulty ear pieces.
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NAFTA's legacy, made worse by American farm-states livid about Latino
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It was made worse by its culmination in near-abject failure.
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This hodgepodge is made worse by a lack of government oversight.
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The situation is made worse, he said, when trustees become complacent.
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These symptoms were made worse by physical exertion and cardiovascular exercise.
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Her experience was made worse by online ads tailored to pregnant women.
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The problem is made worse by the ways we reimburse for care.
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Bad policy was made worse, and the E.U. failed to cut emissions.
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The problem is made worse because people in Idlib can't really leave.
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The official cause of death was pneumonia, made worse by the cirrhosis.
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The winter of 20163-22016 was hard, made worse by the conflict.
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Already harvests are failing because of weather made worse by climate change.
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"And they're made worse by the tendency to turn inward," he said.
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Ozone depletion is made worse by a substantial black market in CFCs.
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These practical problems are made worse by the stigma that surrounds menstruation.
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Pollution continues and so does overfishing, made worse by illegal and unreported fishing.
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Brazil shows how a bad economy can be made worse by political paralysis.
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That was made worse when fake news and Russian interference became public knowledge.
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Political tensions at home have been made worse by a slump in mining.
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Lower-income people, then, were made worse off by the change, experts say.
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His beans were damaged by bad weather, made worse by a wet harvest.
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But these problems are made worse by certain characteristics of the institutions themselves.
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The debt has crippled the economy — only made worse by repeated natural disasters.
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Dehydrated children, their condition made worse by malnutrition, flooded into her pediatric ward.
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The situation was made worse by the serious skin irritation caused by the mites.
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Muslims are the object of pervasive, ignorant hatred, made worse by Trump's despicable propaganda.
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Urban cowboys were also facing tough financial realities made worse by record gas prices.
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It was a mess made worse by the 36 hours of denials and deflections.
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This was made worse by the many defections the party suffered during the campaign.
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This problem is made worse by the issue of how secure this data is.
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She was difficult to begin with, made worse by not taking my professional advice.
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This situation made worse by an international humanitarian system that is at breaking point.
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It was an untenable position, made worse by the fecklessness of the Obama presidency.
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And it was only made worse when my clothing fit tightly across my belly.
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The problem is made worse by the fact that Alcott herself appeared to vacillate.
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Italians were facing harsh discrimination, which was only made worse by their Catholic beliefs.
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The only person made worse off by the sale is, perhaps, Mr. Leno himself.
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A bad situation made worse Startups are important to China's long-term economic ambitions.
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A flu outbreak made worse by freezing-cold temperatures and a lack of soap.
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The situation has been made worse by President Trump's sharp talk on the issue.
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It's made worse by the lies Mr. Ryan has been telling about his plan.
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About 1,800 died in the disaster made worse by a slow government emergency response.
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It was a confusing product announcement made worse when he announced its $133,499 price tag.
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This year's extreme weather events have been made worse by climate change, according to experts.
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The planning process is a bureaucratic quagmire, made worse by NIMBYism and nonsensical neighbour complaints.
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Avicii suffered from pancreatitis -- the inflammation of the organ -- made worse by heavy alcohol consumption.
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Each was linked to -- or was shown to have been made worse by -- global warming.
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The inflammatory skin condition can be made worse by exposure to stress, cold and infections.
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This is only made worse by the fact that the FDA had years to prepare.
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He added that things were made worse by the lack of access to hygiene products.
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This is made worse by clients paying late, which is sadly typical in the industry.
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They've all been made worse by Brexit, but they haven't been caused by Brexit, necessarily.
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"Widespread drought conditions, higher-than-average temperatures — these are all made worse by climate change."
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Russian banks were already under stress from an economic slowdown made worse by Western sanctions.
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The inflammatory skin condition can be made worse by exposure to stress, cold, and infections.
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A historic backlog in the nation's immigration courts was made worse during the government shutdown.
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"Sexism is always made worse by racism — and vice versa," she said in an email.
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This kind of misleading coverage is made worse by the fact that Mississippi isn't alone.
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Fire experts and climate scientists say the wildfires have certainly been made worse by climate change.
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The looming crisis is made worse by more frequent extreme weather events triggered by rising temperatures.
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Matters were made worse when anti-venom — which sells for $2,000 a dose — wasn't readily available.
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It's made worse by the insistence that wife Melania and son Barron remain in New York.
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Experts say the heat wave is only made worse by the ongoing threat of climate change.
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Filled with waste from sewer breaks, standing water is everywhere, made worse by this falling rain.
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Wildfires, too, are made worse by climate changeOn Wednesday, images online showing wildfires in the Arctic.
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Angola's economy has struggled due to lower oil prices, a situation made worse by declining production.
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If Synchronized Swimming is made worse by its association with Sports, Rhythmic Gymnastics is made whole.
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The problems of the ACA—not enough people receiving affordable care—will only be made worse.
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This disparity is made worse by the new law's treatment of state and local income taxes.
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Critics say the situation is made worse by the influx of technology workers with high salaries.
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The searing heat has been made worse by a lack of electricity to power air-conditioners.
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It was an unwelcome criticism, made worse by the reaction among some of Mr. Sanders's supporters.
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Everyone lived in constant fear, made worse by the need to pretend that everything was fine.
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It was a huge embarrassment to Mr Erdogan, made worse by the celebrity of his artistic antagonist.
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Traffic is made worse by construction on the Route 495 bridge, which has been deemed structurally deficient.
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The disaster was made worse by a design flaw, of which officials in Moscow were long aware.
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The situation is made worse by the fact that there's no end to the fight in sight.
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Drought-related food shortages in Africa were made worse by climate change, according to two separate studies.
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Whether it's arthritis, heart disease, even dermatitis, a lot of those diseases are made worse by obesity.
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Downstream, however, the problem is made worse by thieves who illegally mine for sand, usually at night.
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Climate modelling, he said, was an intrinsically difficult problem made worse by the structural divisions of academia.
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This is only made worse by the fact that these procedures take place in non-sterile conditions.
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His depressive mood was made worse by the effect his morbid obesity was having on his health.
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The relationship between al Qaeda and the Taliban was often contentious – and made worse after 28503/22020.
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The 22005 hurricanes plunged the NFIP into debt, which was made worse by Hurricane Sandy in 25.5.
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In the past… NH: Do you think inequality has been made worse by the central bank policies?
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Vehicle emissions, made worse by Jakarta's jams, account for 70 percent of air pollution in the city.
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They said that is made worse by mismanagement at the office charged with protecting employees' civil rights.
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That has been made worse by the political environment nationwide, which has gotten rather divisive of late.
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The problem was made worse in April, when 600 workers (about 10 percent of PREPA's workforce) retired early.
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America's shock is made worse by trade in technologies that blur the lines between commerce and national security.
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While not a pandemic of the 1918 sort, this season's flu has been made worse by several factors.
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But the longer-term problems were demographic, made worse by the increased difficulty of hiring workers from abroad.
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The problem is made worse when doctors profit from the drugs they prescribe or the tests they order.
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The lira&aposs fall has been made worse by President Recep Tayyip Erdogan&aposs statements on economic policy.
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It was made worse by the fact that no-one in my life knew how to comfort me.
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Youth is a big one, made worse by relatively low levels of education (though Hispanic numbers are improving).
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Fifteen percent to 20 percent of shareholders in the deals we studied were made worse off from inversion.
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The world continues to endure a democratic recession, made worse by the surly ignorance of an American president.
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In reality, Britain already had a weak hand, which has been made worse by the fact that Mrs.
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Economic, political and national security challenges proliferate, and they are made worse by the tendency to turn inward.
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These artificial benefits bestowed on behemoths are made worse by barriers to entry heaped on the little guy.
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Some face food shortages, a looming crisis made worse by low oil prices that are pinching the nation's budget.
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Matters were only made worse by the embarrassment of learning that the police and prosecutors got the wrong man.
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The situation has been made worse by the Trump administration's withdrawal from the Paris climate agreement, the group said.
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And it's sometimes made worse when I know people I care about – especially my family—see these memes, too.
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Getting goods through customs can be a bureaucratic nightmare, made worse by high tariffs, varying regulations and fluctuating currencies.
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New York is a far greater challenge made worse by nearly two decades of organizational dysfunction begetting public disdain.
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And it was made worse by all of the different contradicting and the contradicting laws that have been passed.
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Things were made worse as Teixeira immediately suffered another convincing loss when he was out wrestled by Phil Davis.
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An infield single by Jean Segura was made worse by a throwing error by Minnesota third baseman Miguel Sano.
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"It's even made worse by wrong policies," said Laura Olimpi, a pediatrician and the A.I.E.D chairwoman in Ascoli Piceno.
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A bad situation was made worse when Mr Prawit lamely explained that he had borrowed them all from friends.
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But what he is outlining is a tragedy made worse by a tantalizing possibility: What if he was right?
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He said debt burdens had been made worse by the global financial crisis and a slump in commodity prices.
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I underwent a painful surgery, which I worried would be made worse by the chronic bronchitis I also had.
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That's especially true when it comes to groceries – something that's been made worse by Amazon's acquisition of Whole Foods.
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A BUILT-IN DOWNSIDE Resistance can develop fast, and is made worse through over-prescribing and misuse of drugs.
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These inequities were made worse because we could not measure how far they had fallen behind and give assistance.
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The brutality is awful enough -- it is made worse when so many people, so frequently, make excuses for it.
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This is likely to be made worse by the expected cuts to U.S. aid spending in the 2019 budget.
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The situation is made worse still by Trump's healthy lead over Cruz in the polls heading into the caucuses.
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Juul's predicament is made worse by the bans that many universities have on accepting funding from the tobacco industry.
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These struggles are made worse by the societal, familial and medical testimonies to the many benefits of breast-feeding.
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The effect is made worse by the government's failure to issue rules that define the application of both rights.
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It's a ponderous hour of television made worse by acting that does nothing to liven what's on the page.
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The selling was made worse by stop loss liquidations, where people automatically sell when bitcoin hits a certain level.
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Argentina's problems are bad, but they have been made worse because of investors' aversion this year to emerging markets.
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Loss of trust in the local police is a serious problem only made worse by this kind of deception.
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Burnley's bad day was made worse by an injury to Robbie Brady, who was stretchered off before the break.
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The line breaks are unfortunately predictable and unsurprising, made worse by the smattering of question marks and exclamation points.
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That's made worse by stomach fat, which acts like a rubber band constricting your guts as they try to expand.
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Stocks started the year at a record and the oversupply was made worse by mild weather in February and March.
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Down in the New York subway, temperatures can push 245°F (232°C), a situation made worse by the humidity.
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The heat is made worse by a relative lack of shade in the concrete jungle home to 9.2 million people.
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Clark's creeping sense of vulnerability is made worse by the presence of supporting characters, who writer John Hughes utilizes expertly.
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But the state's Economy ranking also suffers from a state budget crisis made worse by incentives meant to attract business.
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On this particular March morning, the experience was made worse by a labor dispute that had shut out many employees.
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Bolivia is suffering from a severe drought, whose effects are made worse by the government's failure to plan and invest.
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It&aposs all part of summer — but it&aposs all being made worse by human-caused climate change, scientists say.
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And this problem is only made worse by a system that tricks us into believing there is no other way.
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The Mazar-i-Sharif attack was probably made worse by one of the measures brought in to prevent such bloodshed.
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The illegality of abortion in Indonesia is also made worse by the lack of sex education in our public schools.
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Those concerns were of course made worse by the recent death of U.S. student -- and former NK prisoner -- Otto Warmbier.
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Now the tensions are made worse by changes in the oil industry and Iran's nuclear deal with the United States.
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According to the experts, the conditions causing the Kincade and similar fires in California are made worse by climate change.
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Made worse with waves of millions of unvetted refugees, the continent's leaders must decide: are they serious enough to survive?
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Investors should brace themselves for a vicious recession made worse by large corporate debt levels, according to Guggenheim's Scott Minerd.
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" What happened: "Then he fell, a calamitous collapse propelled by unexpected blows, delivered by fate and made worse by hubris.
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In Honduras, about two-thirds of people live in poverty, which has been made worse by drought and political turmoil.
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How a brutal ethnic cleansing campaign in DRC was made worse by Trump's "America First" policies and the world's neglect.
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But that tendency has been made worse by tech in ways that were not anticipated by those who built it.
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It was a poor tax and was made worse in 2006 in response to an unconstitutionally flawed property tax system.
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And the task of sorting and selling is only made worse by leaving it for the next generation to tackle.
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And that's a problem that's only made worse by some of Here One's shortcomings — the biggest of which is battery life.
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The security problem is made worse by the ongoing government shutdown, which has hit the Department of Homeland Security particularly hard.
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But once Trump took office, the news cycle and the meme cycle became completely indistinguishable — each made worse by the other.
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Still, the reversal is as spineless as it is slick, and it's made worse by the speed with which it happened.
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But the looming slowdown in global growth, made worse by trade tensions, is also forcing businesses to rein in their outlooks.
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Tokens of all types aren't uncommon on GitHub, but the problem is made worse by the way Slack tokens are constructed.
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Many voters believe they will be made worse off over the coming years as a result of the vote to leaves.
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The situation was then made worse by offensive comments that were allegedly sent from co-founder Stefano Gabbana's personal Instagram account.
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The current situation is made worse by the initial decision to start building the railway from the middle, leaving it stranded.
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Venezuela is undergoing a brutal recession due to a collapsing state-led economy, made worse by the tumble in oil prices.
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Warren is seeking to move beyond a controversy that was made worse by her release of a DNA test last year.
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We had issues with connectivity, which was made worse by the fact that the Prinker app is only available on Android.
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The designer, Robert Trent Jones, was hamstrung by the drab prairie landscape, possibly made worse by a hasty tree-planting scheme.
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For example, it would provide a better solution to the "Too Big to Fail" problem, which Dodd-Frank has made worse.
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The damage New Orleans faces from Tropical Storm Barry could be made worse because the Mississippi River contains unprecedented water levels.
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"I have no doubt that relationships are made worse by texting—it's hard to settle some conflicts via texts," Birnholtz said.
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Stella never even gets to hug her best friend with CF, a devastating idea that is made worse by his death.
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It's not just mosquitoes, though: Bird flu, cholera, Lyme disease, salmonella — researchers believe all are being made worse by climate change.
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The complications that come with coronavirus — tightening in your chest, trouble breathing — could be made worse if you're a regular smoker.
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Storm surges were made worse by an unlucky coincidence that prompted flash flooding: Irma's effects had arrived at high tide. Gov.
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The anguish is made worse by the realization that some of the killers are still alive and may never be prosecuted.
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This has been made worse by an international trade war that has wiped out billions of dollars-worth of export markets.
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This could be an important lesson at a time of bitter political divisions, which are often made worse by social media.
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This situation is made worse given the fact that hospitals can charge Medicare more for the same treatment than local clinics.
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All this is made worse by the fact that a majority of migrant workers in Qatar are already living in poverty.
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This beetle problem is made worse by global warming: As temperatures rise, more bark beetles can survive the winter, driving population growth.
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The President's two-day ordeal will be made worse because he needs his fellow leaders' help in his latest showdown with Iran.
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Supply shortages could be made worse by the fact that parts for masks and respirators are made in a variety of countries.
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"This is made worse because Africa continues to import old vehicles which are known to be heavy emitters of pollutants," he said.
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These outbreaks were made worse by the fact that Plasmodia had developed resistance to chloroquine and other antimalarial drugs then in use.
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This is bad enough on its own, but it's made worse by the fact that it isn't the first time this happened.
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All of this was made worse by one of those essentially theological "constitutional" points which American professors and politicians love to belabor.
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The quandary for the Kremlin is made worse by geology because oil deposits discovered and developed in Soviet times are nearing depletion.
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It's made worse by the fact that both men are wearing white trousers and black belts with nothing significant to differentiate them.
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That's how I usually feel, anyways, and the panic was made worse by the fact that I still didn't have an ending.
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And it's made worse by the undeniable evidence that political outcomes, and whose voice is heard, is distorted by money and influence.
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This is a bad model, made worse by the tendency of some companies to rely on it as a cost-cutting measure.
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But Ossoff's loss is made worse by the money involved — $22012 million from the party and another $218 million from outside groups.
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But Ossoff's loss is made worse by the money involved — $28 million from the party and another $8 million from outside groups.
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She mitigates this with collections of thumbnail profiles, most of them shattering, about mentally ill people made worse by the prison system.
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The death of this young man was a tragic and unintentional accident, made worse by the lives being ruined in the aftermath.
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An unusually active summer monsoon has featured relentless deluges, which were made worse when a subtropical storm formed off the coast Thursday.
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The site's sin of fabrication is made worse by its profit motive, which is cast here as a sort of arbitrage scheme.
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When Apple launched the iPhone 6S, the consumer response was lukewarm, made worse by reports of the phones bending in people's pockets.
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Residential segregation in the city is made worse by the lack of affordable housing, with segregation and concentrated poverty reinforcing one another.
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The severe decline in Venezuelan oil output has exacerbated global supply, which could be made worse by the coming restrictions on Iranian crude.
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That is some 1,500 officers short of the services's full strength, made worse by politicians' habit of shunting them from post to post.
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The price of oil has collapsed under the weight of a growing international glut, made worse by slower growth in the global economy.
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All this is made worse by the fact that Kristaps Porzingis is fully healthy in Dallas and playing very well alongside Luka Doncic.
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Short-term particle pollution was made worse, Barrett said, by several devastating wildfires in 2017, including the wine country blazes in Northern California.
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More than a visual annoyance, Louis's condition is super painful, made worse by the fact that he has no idea what's causing it.
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It was a scary sight made worse as the back drop to the fire was the Burj Khalifa (and Dubai's New Year celebration).
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It would be ironic if that were made worse because genes from those countries' plants were unavailable to future-proof the world's crops.
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This is made worse if it's being viewed on a streaming service with a weak connection ... or in a room that's too bright.
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Bruce Ohr&aposs new connection to this whole sordid affair is only made worse when you consider the connection of his wife Nellie.
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He argues that other problems in those countries, like their problems with high debt, were made worse by the ECB's tight-money policies.
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Its situation has been made worse by a drought and the need to make huge investments in hydroelectric dams, even as revenue fell.
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Their fears are made worse by witnesses claiming they have seen Kelly physically abuse these women when they don't comply with his orders.
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I can end the episode and close the book, while Richard has to keep living a life possibly made worse by my nosiness.
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This is made worse by a higher breathing rate in children, which causes them to inhale more toxic air, according to the report.
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Matters have been made worse by neighboring Pakistan, which the Taliban is also working to destabilize, turning this into a cross-border conflict.
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The conditions have only been made worse by frequent Saudi-led coalition airstrikes on roads and bridges where aid would normally be transported.
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The heat, radiating from roads and cement buildings well into the night, was made worse by the city's notorious lack of green space.
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It is likely this year is an odd dip made worse by the Mets' refusal to let Syndergaard pitch to a favorite catcher.
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Slowing economic and manufacturing activity have contributed to a weakened freight outlook, made worse by uncertainty related to the U.S.-China trade war.
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Confusion around moderating posts responding to McCain's death was made worse by another Facebook rule forbidding mockery of someone with a serious illness.
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A brutal "king tides" season made worse by climate change has flooded the streets of a Florida Keys community for nearly three months.
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I ask one of his friends, a thoughtful Chinese-American guy, how his life has been made worse over the past eight years.
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According to the watchdog agency, about 60 percent of these sites are vulnerable to extreme weather events made worse by a changing climate.
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The housing crisis is a policy problem, she says, one that Nimbyism, zoning laws, land use restrictions and tax policies have made worse.
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You could move from making sure people at the bottom weren't made worse off to gradually turning it into a modest universal payment.
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However, until Apple resolves the issue, Bulgaria reminds the victim of a terrible crime made worse by its current tangential association with Justin Bieber.
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Returning to work after a baby is already a difficult time, but it's often made worse because of lackluster options for nursing and pumping.
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Maryland and Washington already have nearly identical median household incomes, so neither jurisdiction would be made worse off by the addition of the other.
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It is an expensive inefficiency made worse, he says, by the fact that recipients have still often had to wait for a failed delivery.
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A messy situation has been made worse by hundreds of competing well-armed militia and dozens of tribes in a confusing struggle for dominance.
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"The local community feels their grief has been made worse by the lack of information about their missing family members and friends," he wrote.
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This is made worse by the somewhat odd decision to place the phone cradle so that the phone covers the bike's built-in screen.
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Both African Americans and Hispanics are more likely to live in neighborhoods with higher air pollution levels, which are made worse by climate change.
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Venezuela has spiraled into a full-blown crisis, sparked by years of economic mismanagement made worse by a three-year downturn in oil prices.
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For US and coalition soldiers, the spectacle was made worse by Russian glee at taking over multiple US military bases which were hastily abandoned.
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So while Epstein warrants little sympathy, his prosecution may raise more troubling issues of double jeopardy, made worse by a new Supreme Court decision.
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In Ukraine, the supply of special envoys seems to have exceeded the demand, made worse by an inability to follow any rules or procedures.
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These significant cutbacks at a time of extraordinary humanitarian crisis would only be made worse by increased military actions abroad, warns Human Rights Watch.
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Farmers are using artificial intelligence to help grow food by combatting disease and pests, oftentimes made worse by climate change, pesticide use, and monocropping.
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He acknowledged that the city had a homeless problem but said that it went back decades and was made worse by Mr. Giuliani's policies.
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What puzzles me is your sense that the situation was made worse by the fact that your therapists work out of the same office.
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Regions facing these newly adventurous powers are racked with tension, made worse by perceptions that the United States has been in retreat since 2008.
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That feeling has been made worse by misogynist harassment she's now experiencing online from people saying she should just get over it, she said.
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Shores are eroding from storms that have been made worse by climate change and the loss of protective sea ice all over the Arctic.
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The flooding and mudslides, which were made worse by scorched earth from last month's wildfires, came at the very beginning of California's rainy season.
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He started having back problems in 2007, which were made worse by a nasty fall during a pre-season tour of Thailand in 2008.
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But now, the family's pain has been made worse by what the middle school has called an "oversight," Kauffman-Mace said, according to ABC-5.
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Inmates who spoke to Reuters said living conditions were unbearable, made worse by the prospect that it could be years before their trials are decided.
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Read: A slaughter in silence: How a brutal ethnic cleansing campaign in DRC was made worse by Trump's "America First" policies and the world's neglect.
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The squeeze was made worse in 22 when the oil price fell from over $21 a barrel to half that in just a few months.
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MCX Russian banks were already under stress from an economic slowdown made worse by Western sanctions, seeing bad debts rise over the past three years.
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She was suffering from loneliness and anxiety, made worse after doctors discovered a mass the size of a golf ball near her throat, she says.
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"However, in the case of Express, these prevailing trends are made worse because the chain has weak visibility, even among its target demographics," Helgesen wrote.
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The widely panned debate performance was followed by a dismal fifth place finish in that early primary, only made worse by establishment rival Ohio Gov.
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Bitter cold, made worse by winds whipping across the plains, have been the biggest danger during the trek, with many dressed inadequately for the elements.
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Wyden and Murray argue the shorter enrollment period is made worse by the administration's "sabotage" of ObamaCare, such as cutting back on advertising and outreach.
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The work went on all night, and the city's extraordinary traffic congestion was continually being made worse by road-widening projects intended to relieve it.
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As it turns out, the app is a bit of a privacy nightmare, which is made worse by the fact that it's marketed towards teenagers.
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As Zimbabwe battles drug abuse made worse by a shortage of jobs for young people, the government acknowledges the contribution of the community arts scene.
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Many food producers are struggling to manage threats to their crop like disease and pests, made worse by climate change, monocropping, and widespread pesticide use.
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Background reading: • In a special United Nations session, leaders of islands battered by hurricanes made worse by climate change appealed to wealthy countries for aid.
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But the wave of tax delinquency that came with the downturn — made worse by the city's inflated assessments — became a lifeline for the county budget.
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These images push the envelope of traditional portraiture, serving as respectful homage, pointed satire and thoughtful commentary on a difficult life made worse by apartheid.
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The knowledge deficit is made worse by the fact that only a very small and shrinking percentage of our population has served in the military.
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LGBTQ youth face greater risk of homelessness, and transgender students face astonishing rates of suicidality, which studies show is made worse by rejection in school.
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The country faces a number of economic challenges, made worse by terrorist strikes, but it hasn't wavered from its commitment to citizen-centered, responsive government.
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Frustrated protesters point the finger at Lebanon's paralyzed political system, made worse because of sectarian tension that has increased with Syria's civil war next door.
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A decline in state funding, mirroring a national trend, has contributed to deteriorating facilities and overcrowded classrooms, made worse by management issues at City College.
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And storm surges—one of the most dangerous aspects of tropical cyclones in terms of life and property—are being made worse by sea level rise.
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The situation is made worse by the fall in sterling following Britain's vote in June to leave the European Union, which makes importing goods more expensive.
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As Syria enters a sixth year of brutal war, sparked in part by a drought made worse by climate change, aid agencies are overwhelmed with need.
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The presidency is often described as a lonely job, a matter made worse by the security arrangements that isolate them from both friends and the public.
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The problem is made worse because Illinois is the only state that doesn't monitor how often homicides are cleared through the arrest of offenders, Hargrove said.
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The situation had been made worse by governance problems, such as Mozambique's undisclosed government borrowing and the diversion of funds earmarked for a tuna fishing fleet.
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But Canadian oil trades at a steep discount to the U.S. benchmark CLc1, made worse in recent months as rising output ran up against transportation bottlenecks.
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Opening one could be hampered by a lack of documentation, made worse by the country's severe shortage of surnames (most people share just ten of them).
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This has all been made worse by the fact that his maybe-still-girlfriend Khloé Kardashian recently gave birth to their child, a girl named True.
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Some public-health scientists have warned that AFib screening leads to many false positives and negatives, and these problems could be made worse by consumer technologies.
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Lives at risk as the climate warms Experts say that heat waves like this one are only made worse by the ongoing impact of climate crisis.
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A 2016 Columbia University study projected that by 2080, up to 3,300 New Yorkers could die each year from intense heat made worse by climate change.
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But Canadian oil trades at a steep discount to the U.S. benchmark CLc1, made worse in recent months as rising output ran up against transportation bottlenecks.
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That situation is made worse by a ban that prevented Uber's Southeast Asia employees from applying to transfer to other parts of the firm's global business.
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The glow of the brightly lit store fronts will pass and, if we are not careful, we will be made worse off than we were before.
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Affected by the same drought that has parched the Southwestern United States, they are victims of climate change, made worse by our overuse of fossil fuels.
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Tata said in a statement challenging market conditions had been made "worse by the use of Europe as a dumping ground for the world's excess capacity".
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In the case of California, though, they say the situation was made worse due to problems with marijuana businesses getting licenses, local pushback and outright confusion.
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EasyJet said that the resulting reduction in market capacity, made worse by a spate of cancellations at bigger rival Ryanair, was now helping to support prices.
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Such loopholes are made worse by the decline in gasoline prices that is leading to greater purchases of trucks and S.U.V.s, instead of more efficient cars.
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The idea that women need Botox to look nicer and more approachable is sexist and only made worse because of social media, a psychologist told Insider.
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Those frustrations will only be made worse by the severe economic shock that the virus is likely to deal to a Europe barely growing, he said.
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The population has plummeted to just 2.6 percent of its historic size — dangerously low by any measure, and made worse by the threat of climate change.
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"Healthcare costs are out of control due in large part to unlimited lawsuits and other problems ObamaCare failed to solve or ObamaCare made worse," said Rep.
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Asthma, which can be made worse by exposure to pollen, has become more common too, with higher rates among kids, low-income households and African Americans.
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And this was all made worse by an especially bizarre presidential address on Wednesday, where Trump emphasized the significant measures taken in the Iran nuclear deal.
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The disparities have been made worse by the policies of this president and the lack of federal investments in education, transit, affordable housing and health care.
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U.S. and EU sanctions imposed over the Ukraine crisis remain in place and compound a domestic financial crisis made worse by the collapse in oil prices.
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They are made worse by the business models of Facebook and Twitter, which reward idiotic and harmful discourse at the expense of thoughtful and reported work.
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Many say they are already seeing the effects of global warming in droughts, floods and other disasters made worse by emissions generated mostly by developed nations.
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"It's about the future, and it's something that this president has made worse in the minds of the Democratic base," he added, referring to President Trump.
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Water scarcity and water salinity - made worse by climate change - are common problems in the region, which is why Bangladesh has given the barrage project top priority.
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This is made worse by the fact that a lot of what makes a food "good" or "clean" is constantly changing and is often based on misconception.
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When asked whether Harvey was made worse by climate change, several experts contacted by Gizmodo said "yes" or "probably," citing one or both of the above factors.
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There's a long road ahead, full of potholes and pitfalls, made worse by the fact that we're trying to fix the car while we're still driving it.
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This problem is made worse in Western societies, especially, that have seen the spread of racism, discrimination, xenophobia and Islamophobia, all of which offend and intimidate Muslims.
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The idea was to study drought patterns over time, which could help scientists tell the difference between naturally occurring droughts, and weird outliers made worse by humans.
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There is a risk of a cosy cartelisation of power in the big parties, a risk made worse by ever higher barriers to entry for new parties.
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They were made worse by official attempts to rehabilitate anti-Semitic Hungarian leaders from the second world war, and by Mr Orban's admiration for Vladimir Putin's Russia.
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The greeting is warm, but is nothing more than a photo opp — made worse by the fact that Russian engineers have arrived to work on the Dam.
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Its death is made worse by the fact that its soul is held hostage inside Apple Maps, which is still inferior compared to Google's own digital cartography.
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While the red tide does occur naturally, Bartleson noted it has been made worse, and has been prolonged by human activities such as farming, development and manufacturing.
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This is made worse by the fact that the most likely Obamacare replacements will be more expensive and take away health insurance from a lot of people.
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The empty presidency was a symptom of an underlying political struggle between rival factions in Lebanon, which has been made worse by the war in neighboring Syria.
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Klobuchar's strong words speak to the emotional drain of the issue that, for Democrats, is made worse by Trump's unsparing remarks that are cheered by his supporters.
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Anti-transgender attitudes have long made bathrooms a dangerous place for trans men and women — a problem only made worse by the latest round of bathroom hysteria.
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Will we forge ahead, invest strategically, and change the trajectory of disease, or step back and risk major resurgence of epidemics, potentially made worse by drug resistance?
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They made a lot of loans to people who aren't paying them back — a situation that's been made worse by years of weak economic growth in Italy.
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It's made worse during emergencies such as the Yemeni civil war where people are huddled in overcrowded refugee camps, sharing whatever scarce supply of water there is.
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Climate change is a tragedy, but Rich makes clear that it is also a crime — a thing that bad people knowingly made worse, for their personal gain.
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The result, he said, is a funding cliff made worse because San Juan has not lived up to plans to taper down the spending of the benefits.
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Hurricane Harvey, which brought more than 1.5 meters (60 inches) of rain over four days in late August 2017, was made worse by unusually warm ocean temperatures.
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Experts at the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research and the World Meteorological Organization have said Harvey's record-setting rainfall was likely made worse by climate change.
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But, if an agency finds itself unable to cut a sufficient number of regulations to make way for necessary new regulations, we are all made worse off.
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This season's fires have stretched crews battling deadly blazes across the continent made worse by tinder dry conditions caused by a three-year drought in many areas.
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That then put pressure on Whitman, a situation made worse by another report in Axios that indicated that she was not a unanimous choice of the board.
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She said the news of the accident was the worst moment of her life, but it was made worse by the injustice faced when they arrived in Australia.
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Humanitarian chief Stephen O'Brien said the situation in the war-torn country had been made worse by the diversion of a UN aid ship by Saudi-led forces.
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Slowing growth in China — which has likely been made worse by the ongoing trade war between the world's two largest economies — is hitting American companies hard, experts said.
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Instead, they have been made worse through new barriers to voting — and it has become clear that voting rights will be a defining political struggle of my generation.
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In some ways this was made worse by the 1986 reform, which shifted taxes from individuals onto companies, which at the time seemed less able to avoid them.
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" It's too-obvious commentary on how ugly that tradition supposedly was, made worse by thinking it's creative to double down on the gregariousness innate to the "ugly sweater.
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And economic crises in Turkey, Argentina and Pakistan would be made worse by the higher inflation and larger current-account deficits that a rising oil price would bring.
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"The postpartum period was the hardest thing I've ever gone through, made worse because I was determined to breastfeed but my nipples were a bleeding mess," she says.
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Heat wave made worse by climate crisis June of this year was the hottest June on record for the world, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
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Weak growth has also been fuelled by steep falls in consumer and business confidence and made worse by higher inflation stoked by the falling currency, squeezing consumer spending.
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As a result, it's racked up NT$215 billion ($35.3 million) in fines, made worse by the regulator just recently raising the maximum fine for unlicensed taxi operators.
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Dan classed himself as the black sheep of his middle class family, made worse by the fact he was the only POC, having never met his biological father.
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If you follow that link, there's no explanation given as to why a device you paid money for will suddenly be made worse when the calendar hits 2018.
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Lebanon is a small country with a major port but a lot of political instability made worse by European-style labor market regulations that encourage black-market hiring.
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The off-color comment was reportedly made worse when the former US Marine bragged that he would have a "1,000-person body count" in his fictional shooting scenario.
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The appearance of a counting problem was made worse because the official supervising much of the scoring for Nascar also organized the first driver fan club — for Petty.
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The latter may be warranted, but it wouldn't touch America's growing scourge of inequality and economic insecurity, which will be made worse as robots take over good jobs.
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Yes: Scientists warn that hurricanes are made worse by the warming of the atmosphere and the oceans and by the increased storm surge caused by higher sea levels.
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Alberta, which produces most of Canada's oil, has struggled for years with low prices made worse by congested pipelines and the flight of investors and foreign oil companies.
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Diplomats have called the issue a "silent emergency," and rights advocates say the situation is made worse by weak law enforcement and courts rife with corruption and misogyny.
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The Colonel is upset, as you can imagine, and it's only made worse when the staff at the club starts trying to track down Alaska, Pudge, and Takumi.
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Aid agencies say "loss and damage" occurs when stresses made worse by climate change - such as creeping deserts or rising seas - are too severe for people to overcome.
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All that combined to push McDonald's shares lower, a downtrend made worse by the early February sell-off and a negative analyst report criticizing its value-focused menu.
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Op-Ed Contributor Climate change is now a credit issue for city and state governments vulnerable to extreme weather events and natural disasters made worse by global warming.
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But it was made worse by Black Lives Matter activists who protested Sanders rallies through much of the summer and fall, trying to back him into a corner.
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It was made worse by the fact that whenever the two got near the fence, MacDonald would wait and then Thompson would open up with punches before circling off.
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Last year's warm water brought coral bleaching events worldwide, which were made worse by the El Niño climate pattern, according to a story published last year in the Guardian.
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A squeeze on workers has been made worse by the effects of rising interest rates and a fall in the Pakistani rupee in the past year of nearly 323%.
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Gum disease can also be made worse by smoking, poor nutrition, obesity, certain medications, and, yes, clenching or grinding teeth—all factors that could be indirectly related to stress.
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In fact, the group is filled with interpersonal tension that is only made worse when Sam and Bash reveal that a men's wrestling show has taken over their spot.
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Over 140,000 acres of land have been ravaged by California's Thomas Fire, made worse by the 70 mile an hour winds that are blowing the destruction across the state.
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In February 1999, Margaret scalded her feet horribly while showering at her home in Mustique, the damage made worse because she suffered from a blood-circulation disorder, Raynaud's disease.
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While there are more winners under the Senate plan, each member will have to decide whether to vote for it knowing that some people will be made worse off.
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While gas at the pump is a bargain, New Jersey drivers pay in other ways, through lost time waiting in traffic jams made worse by deteriorating roads and bridges.
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That was made worse over decades by local industries around Venice pumping groundwater from the acquifer under the lagoon until they were forbidden to do so in the 1970s.
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This has been a terrible experience; made worse by the media's gleeful attempts to blame Rand for it, ridiculing him for everything from mowing his own lawn to composting.
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I dodged a bullet, but still felt incredibly vulnerable — made worse because I was living in a standalone house, with basically no neighbors nearby who might hear me scream.
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It's made worse by the city and state election boards, which run federal, state and local elections — a crucial job that needs to be done by professional, nonpartisan agencies.
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A harrowing miniseries about a deadly disaster made worse by stubborn denial and incompetent leadership may not be the most comforting choice in the midst of a global pandemic.
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Wall was not properly funded, Chain & Lottery were made worse and USA would be forced to take large numbers of people from high crime..... ....countries which are doing badly.
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The manufacturing sectors of the U.S. and China have felt the pinch of a slowing global economy, which was made worse by the trade war between the two countries.
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"We know that our neighborhoods in this area are not new to contaminants," Goldberg said, adding that the fuel made worse air quality already contaminated by lead and arsenic.
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The virus is also intensifying existing pressure from the weak economy, which is being made worse by a sharp decline in trade with China, South Korea's biggest trading partner.
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The backlog of shipments that typically follows the Lunar New Year will be made worse by the current situation, pushing ocean freight rates up and exacerbating delays, Freightos said.
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Virtually every other issue on the ballot is one that will be made worse if we don't act now to limit the damage we're doing to the planet. Immigration?
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The flooding was made worse by astronomical high tides and long-term sea level rise, which is making once rare coastal flood events more likely with each passing year.
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The case is a "result of a broken immigration system — a system made worse by the chaotic actions of the White House and ICE," said Denver Mayor Michael Hancock.
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The annual DNI report, issued in January, said droughts, floods, wildfires and rising seas made worse by climate change and environmental degradation pose global threats to infrastructure and security.
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You get super fucked up, sure, but the pain is still there, at full strength, almost made worse because the dope just adds an unpleasant weirdness to the scene.
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He argues that while the primary reason for the fall in price was overproduction which was made worse by the availability of cheap credit, the situation is very different today.
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The Federal Reserve is likely to continue raising interest rates and worries about a global economic slowdown — made worse by a trade war between the U.S. and China — are mounting.
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Worse, the two Americas increasingly do not know or like each other—a divide made worse by Mr Trump, who depicts cities as hellholes of dysfunction, stalked by murderous immigrants.
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These problems are only made worse by companies that put short-term profits ahead of long-term growth — prioritizing mergers and acquisitions over investments in their physical and human capital.
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A potentially record global cocoa surplus in the current season could be made worse with some traders and analysts saying production may again outstrip demand in 2017/18 (October/September).
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"On the days with higher light intensity, people made worse decisions and they were more inconsistent in the choices that they made," says University of Sydney Associate Professor Agnieszka Tymula.
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And these were issues that could not be fixed by a few good white women (but could certainly be made worse by a few white women wielding their power recklessly).
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It was a harrowing scene, only made worse when you realize just moments later that it was Daryl's display of mercy earlier in the season that led to this moment.
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The rise of drug-resistant bacteria is a growing threat to modern medicine and has been made worse in recent years by overuse of antibiotics and cutbacks in drug research.
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He found, he writes in a new paper, that the backlash to more free trade was not spread evenly around those affected by it or who were made worse off.
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Many of New York's most vulnerable students, particularly those in low-income and minority communities, saw a bad situation made worse and simply fell through the cracks of the system.
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The city is criss-crossed by a complex network of bayous that are easily overwhelmed by heavy rain, made worse by sudden inflows of water from impervious surfaces like concrete.
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"The New Territories inherited the colonial way of doing things and it's been made worse by the government not doing enough to stop the policy from being abused," he said.
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In the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey and other severe weather events made worse by warming temperatures, Americans around the country recognize that climate change impacts are already huge and growing.
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Historically, low-income communities, predominately communities of color, have faced the most severe burdens of environmental hazards that are made worse as the government takes huge steps backwards in regulations.
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Large ISPs desperately want the press and public to believe that this long history of anti-competitive behavior won't be made worse by the legalization of anti-competitive paid prioritization.
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Medicare is the fastest-growing part of the federal budget aside from interest payments — a problem that has only been made worse by declining revenues under the GOP tax law.
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Their alarm over Mr. Mattis is only made worse by the imminent departure of John F. Kelly, another retired Marine general, who has served as White House chief of staff.
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Some patients with memory issues and the early stages of dementia have had their conditions made worse by the chaos of evacuation and by losing their daily routines, he said.
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This meant that the drug trade moved to Mexico just as its politics and institutions were in flux, leaving them unable to address a problem they have often made worse.
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"Oversupply in the semiconductor industry is an issue for Asia, and made worse by an apparent lack of demand for some well-known producers of high-tech products," he added.
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Moreover, as anyone who's ever owned a remote control can tell you, new technologies themselves are often infuriatingly unfindable, a problem made worse by the trend toward ever smaller gadgets.
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The situation has been made worse by the flood of refugees from Venezuela, where desperation has led some women — including professionals — to engage in sex work to feed their families.
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Between 2030 and 2050, about 250,23 people could die each year because of malnutrition, malaria, diarrhea, and heat stress made worse by climate change, according to the World Health Organization.
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This is made worse by the fact that there's not been a way to import a Google Play Music user's playlists and liked songs, curated over years, to YouTube Music.
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It's made worse by the additional news that Trump's money man, Allen Weisselberg, is being offered full immunity to tell federal prosecutors everything he knows about the organization's financial transactions.
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In an emailed statement on Monday, Tata Steel said challenging market conditions had been made "worse by the use of Europe as a dumping ground for the world's excess capacity".
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And so they're more vulnerable to the country's weakening consumer spending — as reflected in stagnant iPhone sales — and broader economic slowdown, all made worse by the U.S.-China trade war.
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But the fact is, Trump's Syria policy is of a piece with his approach to other key national security challenges that he has made worse by his consistently inconsistent foreign policy.
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A YouGov poll for Open Britain, a pro-EU group, finds that even a majority of Leave voters are not prepared to be made worse off in order to control immigration.
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The researchers thought the usual low blood sugar caused by missing a real meal was made worse by the effects of hypoglycin A and MCPG, which could have caused the symptoms.
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A NEW ALLIANCE The macro-economic crunch is made worse by a crippling drought that will leave more than four million people in need of help, according to the United Nations.
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It could be made worse by the complex negotiations that would follow to agree the terms of Britain's exit from the EU and its new relationship with the rest of Europe.
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Climate change impacts occur in greater force some years later, as the effects of changing environmental conditions are felt more and more, all of which is made worse by U.S. colonialism.
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This is made worse by the rhetoric of politicians who are ahead in the vote and want the vote to end now, at any cost, undermining faith in the electoral process.
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Investigators have not labeled the fire suspicious, the spokesman, Frank Dwyer, said, adding that the blaze may have been made worse by the age of the church and its wooden interior.
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In March, for instance, Trump revoked a rule calling on federal agencies to help state and local governments prepare for and cope with natural disasters being made worse by climate change.
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It was a hellish experience made worse by the indifference of the faculty and administration, none of whom believed that it was their responsibility to see to my emotional well-being.
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This is certainly bad news, but it is made worse because it can take as much as two years from when coca is first harvested to get to us as cocaine.
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The opportunity for this generation to buy a first home has been thwarted by sluggish income growth in the job market often made worse by the overcharge of student loan debt.
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What Mr. Hancock initially dismissed as a sore throat was diagnosed as spasmodic dysphonia, an incurable neurological condition that causes spasms in the vocal cords and is made worse by stress.
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It's a problem made worse by three salient facts: One is that the border is always under pressure from illegal immigrants seeking the amnesty that the Left is promising to enact.
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It presaged how the Republican-controlled State Senate would become an obstacle to the mayor's agenda — a situation he made worse when he tried to swing the Senate to Democratic control.
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Ms. Vives's visual choices are largely generic (they're made worse by the dingy digital), but here she places the camera above the characters so that it points directly down at them.
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In northwestern Syria, doctors believe the virus has been spreading undetected through packed displacement camps for weeks, a situation made worse by a lack of tests and a slow international response.
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The sergeant also described five years of torture at the hands of his captors, including beatings with copper cables and other abuse that was made worse by his repeated escape attempts.
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She must defend her own life as she navigates the complicated nature of time travel — made worse by the fact that she is in love with two men from different times.
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"The continued use in 2019 of untruths, exaggerations, and misrepresentations by world leaders, in response to what they deem &aposfake news,&apos has made worse an already dangerous situation," Latiff said.
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The anger over Li's death was made worse by an apparent clumsy attempt to control the narrative, one that was highly reminiscent of the overreaction that led to his initial arrest.
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This is made worse by the fact that when he was pressed to address his problematic personal treatment of women near the launch of his campaign, Biden was perfunctory and dismissive.
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The situation in Chechnya is made worse by a conservative majority-Muslim society where any expression of sexuality that is seen as outside traditional gender roles is considered sinful, Kirey said.
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Short and of slender build, Rama is struggling with the exhaustion that accompanies a pregnancy, made worse by working on her feet six days a week for nine hours a day.
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The trauma was only made worse by the "zero tolerance" policy that led to thousands of children being systematically separated from their parents by immigration authorities in the spring of 2018.
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What started as a way for some people to wean themselves off cigarettes has turned into a new kind of addiction made worse by the ability to vape just about anywhere.
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Temperatures are also starting to drop, and doctors working at the camp are increasingly treating people with respiratory issues and infections that are made worse by being exposed to the elements.
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"This has been a terrible experience; made worse by the media's gleeful attempts to blame Rand for it, ridiculing him for everything from mowing his own lawn to composting," she added.
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Water released from a lake into the San Jacinto River was lawful and area flooding "was neither caused by or made worse" by those releases, the SJRA said in a statement.
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And none of her male colleagues were asked about their sex lives, even though some of them made worse jokes — including Daulerio's bizarre quip about child pornography in a taped deposition.
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But so long as the US keeps the threat of war on the table, and alternates between outreach and belligerence in the way Trump has, an unstable situation is made worse.
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But they expressed concerns about the impact of traffic that they say would be made worse by the proposal to link existing byways after the surface of the highway is removed.
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While it may seem like the Kardashians live a trouble-free life of luxury, they've had their fair share of trauma, and it's made worse by the public nature of their struggles.
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Some people were able to rent homes, she said, but many were forced to leave the region altogether as housing costs soared, driven in part by scarcity made worse by the fire.
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These areas are: Many of these issues – especially the rising cost of rent in cities and the threat of jobs lost to automation, are absolutely being made worse by the tech industry.
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Further fossil evidence will be needed to prove the theory, but if Mr DePalma is correct then the inferno initiated by the impact was made worse by devastating walls of water everywhere.
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All in some way or another feed into, or are made worse by, the overarching and multi-faceted sectarian clash between Sunni and Shia that is being played out across the region.
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The public backlash on HQ2 was made worse by Amazon's lack of transparency on why exactly it ran a public bidding process, said Tony D'Angelo, a public relations professor at Syracuse University.
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That incident was made worse by the presence of a police officer who did not intervene, even though the man repeatedly approached and taunted Irizarry, who had to back away several times.
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Versions of the decoder that used less of the information from all four gap genes—that, for instance, responded only to whether each gene was on or off—made worse predictions, too.
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While we don't yet know how severe Florence will be and how much to attribute to climate change, there's good reason to be worried that Florence was made worse by human activity.
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If the alternative to Mr. Trump is the deeply unpopular Senator Ted Cruz, now that Senator Marco Rubio has left the race, are the G.O.P.'s presidential chances improved, or made worse?
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Bellator 152 was made worse by Scott Coker writing himself into the script as the savior of MMA (while ignoring the part where he almost got Dada 5000 killed on live TV).
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In fact, a program promoter could measure ten outcomes, find nine are not improved or even made worse, and then submit the one positive finding as proof the program is evidence-based.
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Much of the violence has been fueled by anger over police conduct, made worse after an officer shot a teenage protester in the chest with a live round during clashes on Oct.
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Gulliver said markets income was hurt by extreme volatility in January and February, which was made worse by a reduction in market liquidity as banks have reacted to tougher global capital requirements.
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An estimated 7,000 people are homeless in San Francisco — a city in the middle of a housing crisis that some say is made worse by the influx technology workers with high salaries.
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This was made worse by initial confusion as state media first published then retracted reports of his death, leading to allegations they were trying to cover it up or control the story.
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The investment is a leap of faith in a sector that is grappling with issues of over-supply and falling demand, expected to be made worse by the impact of the coronavirus.
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According to Feigenbaum, the impacts from tear gas can be seen in both the short and long term, and can be made worse by a variety of factors including stampeding and panic.
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These management woes have been around since the department's inception, but have been made worse by that lack of permanent senior leadership, which is "often beyond DHS' control," according to the report.
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They were unusually small, and the tight squeeze was made worse because part of the space was taken up by a metal rod holding five or six spare rolls of toilet paper.
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His lawyers also said that Manafort has "become an unwilling player in the larger drama between Mr. Mueller and President Trump" — an association made worse by Trump weighing in on the trial.
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Then, in January, he tried to squeeze past that screen against Oklahoma City — a collision made worse by the Thunder's Russell Westbrook, who tried to draw a foul by jumping into Paul.
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In practice, however, past presidents routinely extended the program in part because of longstanding political, economic and security conditions in the country — which would only be made worse by ending the protection.
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Joshua D. Zuckerman, of Zuckerman Plastic Surgery in New York City, says he often performs reconstructions for people who survived skin cancer, and some cases are made worse by a period of inaction.
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Advocates say that situation was made worse during the last shutdown by HUD officials being unavailable to answer questions and make adjustments to spending as more than 0003% of HUD workers were furloughed.
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Bunge is battling to reverse a string of weak earnings blamed on a global grains glut and slumping commodities prices made worse by a bruising trade war between the United States and China.
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It attributed the drop to the higher government spending, investor nerves over last year's election and the decline in private sector credit that was made worse by the presence of interest rate caps.
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One limitation of the study is that researchers lacked data on participants' use of a wide variety of nonprescription medicines that are also thought to have a sedating effect made worse by alcohol.
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For without sustainable development at home, the bubbling economic and social pressures—made worse by rapid population growth and growing environmental stress—will surely spill across borders, including through mass movements of peoples.
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The gains have come even as Apple struggles with slow global demand for smartphones, made worse by consumers in key growth regions like China and India preferring Android devices selling for under $2500.
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Not only is this now one of the biggest outbreaks the fast-casual chain has ever seen, matters are made worse by the fact that the cause of the illnesses is still unknown.
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He added that India's widening deficit is made worse by a pick-up in oil prices, while creeping inflation will limit the Reserve Bank of India's options in managing policy to boost growth.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)Chinese authorities are stepping in to run one of the country's largest conglomerates as it struggles to overcome a massive debt crisis made worse by the novel coronavirus outbreak.
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Train companies like Great Western, which are granted franchise rights to run different lines, are still coping with the aftermath, made worse by a continuing and tricky upgrade to larger and spiffier trains.
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The anguish was made worse by initial confusion as state media first published then retracted reports of his death, leading to allegations they were trying to cover it up or control the story.
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She could set the president up with a letter from someone gushing about the Affordable Care Act and then another from someone on the margin whose life was made worse because of it.
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Repi has long been considered a blight on the city's outer limits, and the people who live in the area describe a lifetime of governmental neglect — made worse by discrimination from their compatriots.
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The installation is a powerfully emotive record of the destruction in the region — made worse by corruption and governmental ineptitude — with a a fault line violently rupturing the piece's otherwise smooth visual field.
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However the task is approached, it must be completed thoroughly: Experts say that a lead-contamination problem in Washington, D.C., in the early 2000s was made worse because service lines were not completely replaced.
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The White House is concerned that not enough is being spent to rebuild parts of Iraq devastated by the fight, a deficit made worse by the low price of oil, Iraq's main revenue source.
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But since then Mohamed has remained in Kenya, his resettlement bogged down in the customary years of false starts, interagency bureaucracy, and numerous security clearances made worse by Trump's on-again off-again ban.
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" It said such uncertainty "would be made worse by the complex negotiations that would follow to agree the terms of Britain's exit from the EU and its new relationship with the rest of Europe.
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Matters were made worse in an infernal loop of doom as governments struggled to borrow enough to support failing banks, while banks were beset by the tumbling value of the government debt they held.
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This dramatically cut exports from the world's number two shipper of iron ore, with the situation being made worse by a cyclone disrupting exports in March from Australia, the world's biggest iron ore producer.
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Harvey, Irma and Maria were monster storms made worse by climate change, but their damage was amplified exponentially by a lack of urban resilience, deregulation on steroids and an ongoing disregard for environmental justice.
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The operating environment remains "tough out there" with heightened volatility in markets, made worse by widespread speculative trading in metals futures in China, Walsh told reporters after Rio Tinto's annual general meeting in Australia.
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They said the end result was inadequate disclosures, made worse by the fact that the rule didn't actually define diversity, leading companies to provide information across a range of ethnic, gender and socioeconomic factors.
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It's made worse by Condit's tendency to lean back at the waist, with his head straight up in the air, and trade punches with his opponent when they are close enough to punch comfortably.
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A former "Saturday Night Live" cast member said that Donald Trump's 2015 hosting appearance— an episode already fraught with controversy — was almost made worse when Trump tried to improvise his way through the show.
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This situation is made worse when someone is hired by an organization because he or she is a friend of someone in a position to hire, and the lack of requisite skills soon surfaces.
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Two decades ago, concerns about denuded mountains, polluted rivers and devastating floods along the Yangtze River made worse by damaged watersheds prompted the Communist government to begin restricting commercial logging in the nation's forests.
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For the rest of your sleep, the breathable layer will mitigate heat and humidity that's usually trapped underneath (and made worse when you have a partner who generates body heat like it's their job).
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Such cases — though far from the norm — are made worse by the state of indebtedness with which a foreign worker enters the Israeli work force, Idit Lebovitch, a coordinator for migrant caregivers, told me.
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The media storm, made worse by several contentious interviews given by Mr. Parker, 37, resulted in a poor performance at the box office for his film and its shunning on the seasonal awards circuit.
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They made a lot of loans — around $210 billion worth, by some estimates — to people who aren't paying them back, a situation that's been made worse by years of weak economic growth in Italy.
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The number of COPD cases is expected to increase dramatically in the next 10 years, and the rising levels of pollution, made worse by the climate crisis, will likely play a large role in that.
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Those numbers are made worse by another trend: The size of the Afghan security forces dropped by about 222 percent over the past year, as morale collapsed under increased insurgent attacks, desertions, and government corruption.
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Those numbers are made worse by another trend: The size of the Afghan security forces dropped by about 10 percent over the past year, as morale collapsed under increased insurgent attacks, desertions, and government corruption.
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Spicer claiming that Hitler didn't use chemical weapons was bad—as was his accidental claim, while apologizing for that gaffe, that Trump was trying to "destabilize" the Middle East—but he's made worse unforced errors.
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How the economy performs matters: one recent poll for Open Britain, a pro-EU lobby group, found that half of Leave voters are not ready to be made worse off as a result of Brexit.
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Damage to the microvascular system - often caused by high blood pressure or diabetes, and made worse by smoking - is tied to an increased risk of depression among people age 313 years and older, researchers found.
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But it took Sunday's incident, made worse by a scary-looking video of a lifeless-looking Clinton being dragged into an SUV, for the campaign to admit to a more severe condition such as pneumonia.
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"A builder told me I need to repair the walls that are full of holes, but I couldn't find the cash," said Rodriguez, who suffers from chronic bronchitis made worse by her badly leaking ceiling.
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The people who'd grown up in high-stress environments didn't accurately weigh their risk and took longer to make decisions—even though they ultimately made worse ones—than participants who'd grown up with low stress.
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"This does not provide visibility to investors and it is made worse by the increasing number of abusive appeals," she said, adding that some were filed on technicalities which stalled projects even without prolonged hearings.
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For patients and their loved ones, navigating the U.S. health-care system can be a complex and daunting experience that often is made worse by the anxiety that accompanies a life-threatening illness or injury.
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The return of trash piles is among a number of signs of how dysfunctional Lebanon's paralyzed political system has become, made worse because of sectarian tension that has increased with next door Syria's civil war.
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The United States must greatly strengthen and expand its nuclear capability until such time as the world comes to its senses regarding nukes That's Cold War talk, made worse by similar statements from Russian Pres.
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To add insult to injury, sources sanctioned by China now have resorted to familiar disinformation and finger-pointing, suggesting that the contagion either originated outside China, or has been made worse by other countries' practices.
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SINGAPORE, Oct 20183 (Reuters) - Oil futures extended losses on Thursday as weak economic data weighed on the outlook for fuel demand which was made worse by a larger than expected rise in U.S. crude inventories.
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Japan's economy contracted at an annualised pace of 6.3% in October-December period, shrinking at the fastest pace in almost six years, government data showed, highlighting a fragile outlook made worse by growing coronavirus risks.
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The real cause of Puerto Rico's economic crisis is a deep recession made worse by debt, Wall Street greed and indifference here on the mainland to the plight of our fellow citizens in Puerto Rico.
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Perhaps that strategic restraint was the right response, but the United States has not clearly defined what falls outside bounds of fair game, a problem made worse by the insufficient response to Russia's cyber meddling.
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The problems are made worse by the large numbers of people from outlying areas who seek treatment in major cities, either because their local hospitals lack services or they do not trust the quality of care.
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The desperation was only made worse by a rainstorm that flooded the camp and Mexican official's decision to then move them to a concert venue further away from the border was met with suspicion from many.
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"What we're seeing in Xinjiang is homegrown self-radicalization that is made worse by repressive policies and an attempt to hollow out Uighur culture and religious practices," said Nicholas Bequelin, East Asia director for Amnesty International.
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And on the off-chance that sitting around all day, drinking beer, and getting little cuts all up in your fingers (only made worse by the Old Bay and vinegar rubbing in them) isn't your thing?
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The government has been urging mergers as a cure for the country's fragmented bank industry, whose low profitability is made worse by the current environment of low interest rates, but deals have been slow to materialize.
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Firefighters are currently battling 26 active fires, made worse by a "storm front" that has flooded nearby Cape Town but fanned the flames around the well-heeled seaside town of Knysna and the neighboring Plettenberg Bay.
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Last year was among the most expensive years in the history of the Federal Emergency Management Agency's disaster relief program, due to record-breaking hurricanes and wildfires that scientists say were made worse by climate change.
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Allison agreed the whole conversation was silly, and made worse by the fact that random people (looking at you, Karen) were butting in to offer their hot take on what should've been a relatively mild conversation.
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The Botox for resting b---- face trend is rooted in sexist beliefsMarkey also said the idea that women need Botox to look nicer and more approachable is quite sexist and only made worse by social media.
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While Chris's family is still supportive of him, Rachel feels isolated on her road to recovery—which is only made worse when her boyfriend threatens to kill himself if she seeks treatment at a different center.
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There are also deep divisions in the Socialist party after five years in government under Francois Hollande's presidency - made worse by the emergence of France Unbowed, a leftist movement led by the charismatic Jean-Luc Melenchon.
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For example, while Bigham's situation has been made worse by the crisis, Ayana Jordan's methadone patients in Connecticut have simultaneously been freed from the red tape that requires many of them to visit her clinic daily.
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Individuals reentering the community after incarceration are eight times more likely to suffer an overdose in their first seven days out of prison, a condition made worse by a lack of effective treatment options while incarcerated.
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This problem was made worse when -- even after Harris fired dozens of staffers, closed her New Hampshire operation and moved people from Nevada and California in November -- her polls failed to budge in the key state.
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Japan's economy shrank at the fastest pace in almost six years in the December quarter as last year's sales tax hike hit consumer and business spending, highlighting a fragile outlook made worse by growing coronavirus risks.
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Trump has repeatedly questioned whether humans are causing climate change and has been angered by reports from his military and intelligence agencies that storms, droughts and floods made worse by climate change pose national security risks.
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"We have a looming teacher shortage that is made worse by lawsuits like this one and the constant attacks on teachers and public education," Joshua Pechthalt, president of the California Federation of Teachers, said in a statement.
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The move comes as SMFG and rival Japanese banks are struggling in the face of diminishing returns from lending, which has been made worse by the Bank of Japan's decision to introduce negative interest rates in February.
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Maduro has not been so lucky with oil prices, which dropped dramatically in 2014, just a year into his presidency after Chávez's death, leaving the country in an economic crisis made worse by mismanagement and official corruption.
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The currency has weakened 17 percent against the dollar so far this year, battered by a flight from riskier assets globally as the United States lifts lending rates, made worse by concerns over tepid economic growth locally.
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More recently, well-funded players continue to offer unsustainable price cuts to maintain traction and the hope of a new larger round made worse by the budget spent in marketing to attract new and retain old customers.
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However, she's not enjoying the fact that Leslie wants to keep their affair a secret, a fact made worse after Ali's fellow grad students tell her that Leslie picks a new teacher's assistant to fuck every semester.
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But large amounts of water are used to produce them, even as poor communities struggle to get enough for their basic needs, a situation made worse by climate change, WaterAid said in the report published on Tuesday.
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The problem in this case was that oxygen built up between the liner and overwrap of the vessel, which was probably made worse by loading helium so cold it turned the pooled oxygen from liquid to solid.
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The problem is made worse, some aid workers say, by the Iraqi government's tight control of traffic between Baghdad and Anbar Province, which has delayed the delivery of humanitarian supplies to the camps and the Falluja area.
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More than 3,000 people - many of them seasonal workers who were paid via cards issued by Raphaels - were unable to make a total of 5,356 transactions, made worse because the problem came just before Christmas, regulators said.
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The party's poor showing this week also showed the extent of frustration over the economy, which has been made worse by Mr. Zuma's erratic decisions, and anger over one of the world's highest levels of income inequality.
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The oversupply of medium and heavy fuels, which are also used for space heating, is being made worse by El Nino, which has resulted in a much warmer than usual winter across most of the northern hemisphere.
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The Government Accountability Office (GAO) just released a report that said the federal government is not doing enough to reduce its fiscal exposure to risks, including the rising number of natural disasters, made worse by climate change.
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The high-stakes winner-take-all dynamic is made worse by concentrating so much power in a single unilateral actor -- the president — who is asked to do something impossible: be the single tribune of very divided nation.
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"Placing Hitler alongside truly great political and humanitarian leaders is an abomination that is made worse as it targets young people with little or no knowledge of world history and ethics," Rabbi Cooper said in the statement.
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Worries about Beijing's reach have been made worse by the disappearance of people from Hong Kong into mainland custody, including a Chinese billionaire and men associated with a company that published books unflattering to mainland political leaders.
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Supplies have been difficult to come by in some of the areas hardest hit by the outbreak of the novel coronavirus, and the shortfalls have been made worse by a lack of coordination from the federal government.
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But he was shot and killed on Sunday night as he tried to arrest an armed man in the Bronx, a tragedy made worse for the Police Department because fellow officers fired the bullets that killed him.
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An already slow weekend was made worse by competition from television; the Saturday night fight between Floyd Mayweather and Conor McGregor was expected to generate $500 million in pay-per-view sales in the United States alone.
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But the truth behind her crutch would hardly make Chrissy Snow blush: a stress fracture, made worse by a tumble from the private tram to her 93-acre compound in Palm Springs, Calif, while partying with friends.
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Jesse's parents are well off and instantly we can see that he just doesn't fit in here, and is only made worse when Jesse's little brother, Jake, lets Jesse take the fall for his own marijuana use.
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In interviews with BuzzFeed News, former and current moderators described policing content for Facebook as a grueling job made worse by poor management, lousy communication, and whipsaw policy changes that made them feel set up to fail.
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The locust plague is far more serious than the FAO earlier projected and has been made worse by unseasonably heavy rainfall and floods across East Africa that have killed hundreds of people in the past several months.
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The locust plague is far more serious than the FAO earlier projected and has been made worse by unseasonably heavy rainfall and floods across East Africa that have killed hundreds of people in the past several months.
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Nearly two-thirds of households in the 80th to 6693th percentiles (earning $149,400 to $307,900 per year) are made worse off, and those who do find themselves worse off lose $4,000, even more than $6,000 per year.
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The conflict is made worse by the fact that today's left, including many identified in America as liberals, has moved sharply towards an emphasis on group identity, whether based on race, gender or sexual preference, over civic identity.
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I hate winter with all the power of my soul and then some, a feature made worse by the four winters I spent as a California girl (with a New England upbringing and a New York City future).
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In 2010, the region faced what Science magazine called a "mega-heatwave," breaking a 500-year record for heat in Europe, with temperatures exceeding 100 degrees Fahrenheit—made worse by Moscow's then-lacking infrastructure for central air conditioning.
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The situation was only made worse by a seasonal holiday event, called "The Dawning," last month that introduced a whole trove of new items you could only earn through Eververse, all of it tied to randomized loot boxes.
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Behaviorally learned from watching other chickens do it, overcrowding, poor nutrition, and even boredom exacerbate "feather pulling, feather eating, and cannibalism," which is also made worse by the fact that chickens go wild at the sight of blood.
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Cochrane expects stocks to fall towards the critical four and a half week level of consumption early next year as seasonal tightness is made worse by a crackdown on polluting industries, including zinc smelting, in top consumer China.
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If you have an underlying respiratory condition that might be made worse by coronavirus and you want to work from home instead of taking mass transit, your employer may request a doctor's note confirming that, Ramchandani-Raj said.
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She soon begins babysitting the child, Paul, and finds herself in an ambiguous family dynamic, made worse after his father returns from Hawaii; the moral choices Linda makes haunt her decades later, when she finally tells her story.
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On the weekend of March 7, 2020, there was an escalation in the conflict between Saudi Arabia and Russia that led to a significant drop in prices, which is being made worse by the coronavirus epidemic, SBO said.
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As members of Congress representing districts along the Gulf of Mexico that have been ravaged by storms made worse by a changing climate, we understand all too well the need to address climate change and reduce GHG emissions.
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The Pittsburgh worker's story is not unique; the average American worker hasn't gotten a meaningful raise in over 40 years, which has been made worse by meager benefits packages, volatile schedules and pay, and barriers to worker voice.
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It is a sobering comparison with the lucky Dolphins—made worse by the fact that such community activities, though not obviously a cause of inequality, are much less of a solution to it than the earlier social institutions.
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This financial fiasco was largely the result of a declining economy brought on by poor policy decisions and has only been made worse by what appears to be a collective unwillingness to make tough but responsible financial decisions.
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Children were having to live through climate-related disasters, from tropical storms in Africa and Asia to flooding and mudslides in parts of Europe and Brazil, and wildfires made worse by drought in California and Australia, it added.
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And something is equally wrong when we have a corrupt political system made worse by this disastrous Citizens United Supreme Court decision that allows billionaires to spend unlimited sums of money to elect candidates that represent the wealthy.
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During the short flight there, however, Poehler thought she lost her phone in the toilet, a mortifying problem in and of itself, made worse by the fact that all her detailed plans for the weekend were on the device.
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But it's made worse for new moms by the fact that, at the exact moment when we most need to be left alone to recover, sleep, and protect and care for our newborns, everyone wants to see the baby!
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Saudi Arabia's rivalry with Iran has made worse an already volatile region, contributing to the length of the Syrian civil war and to Saudi Arabia's involvement in the Yemen conflict, where both countries back opposing sides, the index said.
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Thorn In a case of the stars aligning against the profound, persistent problem of the global exploitation of children, Ashton Kutcher and Demi Moore founded Thorn to use technology to combat an issue that technology has actually made worse.
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The disruption has been made worse as the Colonial Pipeline, the biggest U.S. fuel system, is set to shut its main lines to the Northeast by Thursday due to outages at pumping points and lack of supplies from refiners.
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Eric Webber, who does public relations at the Texas-based firm Mcgarrah Jessee and teaches the University of Texas at Austin's advertising and public relations school, said that some of the problems were made worse by Kalanick's management style.
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This is made worse with the elimination of Public Service Loan Forgiveness, a program that forgives student loan balances after ten years for students who work in fields deemed to be of public importance, like teachers and the police.
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Another potential shortage is of foster parents themselves — something many places around the country are already experiencing, but might be made worse with elderly foster parents dropping out of the pool and new ones hesitant to take their place.
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That transition, which Elizabeth says was made worse by her hepatitis C, caused her to go into full-blown withdrawal — nausea, shakes, restless legs — and for days she had done little more than lie on the couch in misery.
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Many of us suffer from "holiday blues," and I wonder whether this phenomenon is made worse by the incessant demand for cheer — the collective lie that through enough work and positivity, we can perfect our lives and our world.
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"The person is actually trying to provoke fear and that is made worse by simply not giving information about why," said Robert Pape, an international security expert and director of the University of Chicago Project on Security and Threats.
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Brazil's economy is experiencing a brusque downturn, and Argentina's has been sluggish in recent years, made worse by a debt dispute that has blocked the government's access to global lending markets and led Citigroup to close its custody business last year.
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The misogyny in political coverage is made worse by the fact that 70% of political coverage overall and 74% of election news at online news outlets is done by men, according to a new report from the Women's Media Center.
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But if you are married by an unauthorized sheikh, which includes all Syrian sheikhs, the process is more complicated, made worse by a clock ticking over the fate of your offspring, whose birth has to be registered within a year.
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Demographics in the United States are moving against Republicans, especially at the presidential level, and Ryan rightly fears that this will only be made worse by Trump raging across the country for the next six months as the Republican nominee.
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Significant vulnerabilities in the state's out-of-date private utility infrastructure have converged with the realities of extreme weather in California, made worse by climate change, to produce a crisis that is pushing the state's disaster response capabilities to the brink.
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This dark but uplifting novella is not only an artistic success, but a moral one, and very helpful in the recovery process slowly underway in Paris after an abysmal year just made worse by Donald Trump's victory in the United States.
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The changes come after a string of weak earnings by the 200-year-old company, which has been stung by a global grains glut and slumping commodities prices made worse by a bruising trade war between the United States and China.
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"The over-fishing of the oceans to get food for farmed fish is already a big problem, and this would be made worse if octopus farming became common," Peter Godfrey-Smith, co-author of the paper, told me in an email.
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The rise of drug-resistant bacteria is a growing threat to modern medicine with the emergence of infections resistant to even last-resort antibiotics - a situation made worse in recent years by overuse of antibiotics and cutbacks in drug research.
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Magdalena Andersson, finance minister of Sweden, which is not in the euro zone, said growth in the 19-country bloc was beginning to pick up after years of stagnation, made worse by high levels of government debt and large budget deficits.
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The honest-to-goodness "Part 6" sex scene is the least sexy sex scene I've ever seen, and is made worse by the fact the doctor says, "I always wanted to do that with someone else," when he's finished. Mrs.
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For our part, we hope that Republicans will listen to medical professionals, like us, who have spent our entire careers dealing with the health-care system's problems—made worse by ObamaCare—and offering up solutions about how to fix it.
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Kerrigan, 47, says she felt "ashamed" about her fertility issues and believes her problems — which occurred in between the 1996 birth of her son Matthew and 2005 birth of her son Brian — were made worse by keeping her struggle a secret.
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This behavior by Kalanick is what several sources describe as "going into the conspiracy cave," which he often did, a situation often made worse in other instances when he got "spun up" by Michael and other executives close to him.
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But the chief executive's brusque manner and a perception among bankers that he is not subjecting himself to the same sacrifices that he is asking of them has created tension within the bank — made worse by the stock's continuing slump.
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The loss in Tennessee on Thursday was made worse by two first-half blunders: The rookie cornerback Jalen Ramsey was penalized for hitting a player well out of bounds and defensive end Dante Fowler Jr. was flagged for throwing a punch.
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The Equifax hack, for example, may not have yet led to any financial losses for the hundreds of millions of affected people, but it's caused stress, anxiety and more to victims, made worse by the months it took to notify victims.
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Italy's economy is also under strain, and the country has mounting debt problems, made worse by a political crisis that intensified this week when the prime minister resigned in the face of a challenge from one of his deputy prime ministers.
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The outbreak, in spring 2015, was linked to the heroin epidemic but made worse by Pence's initial refusal to lift the state's ban on needle exchanges and his previous efforts to slash funding for HIV testing facilities in the state.
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"It's a bad situation that's made worse by what may be viewed as an essential step in the short term to preserve some herds that might otherwise become extirpated," says Jason Unger, staff counsel at the Edmonton-based Environmental Law Center.
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China's property market has long been a wild ride, driven by speculation from property developers and home buyers alike and made worse by government efforts to tame prices if they get too high and juice sales if they get too low.
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This depression was made worse by an elite consensus, in the teeth of the evidence, that the root of Europe's troubles was not misaligned costs but fiscal profligacy, and that the solution was draconian austerity that made the depression even worse.
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The state of play: This cultural split was brewing in the years before President Trump took office, but it has also been made worse by his toxic rhetoric — and the way he encourages white Americans to feel like they're under attack.
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I naïvely thought we passed this test as a country already with Watergate and Iran-contra but it seems that our periodic assaults on democratic values are like a bad weather cycle made worse by a more extreme political climate.
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The tussle over international taxes comes as the global economy is emerging from a year of sluggish growth made worse by uncertainty from Mr. Trump's trade war with China and the disruption of global supply chains caused by American tariffs.
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And the perception of this catastrophe was made worse by previous decisions President Bush had made, including, first and foremost, the failure to be open and forthright on Iraq and rushing to war with inadequate planning and preparation for its aftermath.
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It's a problem made worse when top bankers, traders and executives on Wall Street collectively no longer have enough of their own skin in the game to make a difference to them when the things that they do go awry.
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Between 200,000 and 300,000 people are still thought to live in the rebel sector, the Syrian Observatory said, in harsh conditions made worse by the latest attempt to besiege them by cutting off the Castello Road, named after Aleppo's old castle.
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As the party prepares for a midterm election that could bring a fierce backlash against a historically unpopular president, Republicans are growing more alarmed that a difficult race could be made worse without some semblance of planning to avert more discord.
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Some of the most urgent threats the US faces today — from crises that originate in Syria, Sudan, and countries in Central America — are made worse by the extra stresses put on those states by failing crops and other effects of climate change.
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As you can see in the gif above, it's the creepiest experience imaginable—made worse by the fact that for an unexplained reason, we get a shot of what can only be termed a crotch-demon before we delve deeper into the anatomy.
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The job of Japan Post Bank president has been becoming only tougher, as the bank, the biggest in Japan with a $1.8 trillion portfolio, faces diminishing investment returns, which has been made worse by the Bank of Japan's negative interest rate policy.
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He is expected to run for re-election next year, and a lifting or easing of Western sanctions would help him secure a strong mandate from Russian voters, who are feeling the pain from an economic slowdown made worse by the sanctions.
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Riverbank erosion made worse by heavy monsoon rains upstream had displaced the family repeatedly from their home on Hatiya, a 371-sq km (143-sq mile) island located in an estuary where the Meghna River flows into the northern Bay of Bengal.
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But not before we get a window into Leia's fraught state of mind at the time — made worse by the fact that she's pregnant with the child we know will grow up to become Kylo Ren ... The room is white and mostly empty.
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The political high-wire act wouldn't change with more time and, in fact, might be made worse as senators returned to their home states and heard from their constituents about what, if polling is to be believed, is a very unpopular bill.
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"Tillerson has been in a difficult situation that he has made worse by the way he has conducted himself in office," said Derek Chollet, a former senior defense and foreign policy official in the Obama administration now with the German Marshall Fund.
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Gothard's younger brother Steve had been caught at IBLP headquarters having sex with multiple women on staff, an already egregious violation of Gothard's moral code, made worse by Bill regularly sending young women to the isolated Northwoods campus to serve on his staff.
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"The main problem is that overall sentiment is very negative this has been made worse in the last few days by the fact that on a technical level sell signals have been generated," said Markus Huber, trader at City of London Markets.
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All of this is made worse by the fact that Chet is trying to film his own show on top of the footage that's already being created, in order to prove to Quinn that he can make a better series than she can.
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Guaido, the leader of the opposition-controlled National Assembly who in January invoked Venezuela's constitution to assume an interim presidency, has called on the military to abandon Maduro amid a hyperinflationary economic collapse made worse by several nationwide blackouts in the past month.
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"Individuals, businesses, and societies that made the right complementary investments — for instance, in skills, resources, and infrastructure — thrived as a result," the authors wrote, "whereas others not only failed to participate in the full benefits but in some cases were made worse off."
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Finally, one of the reasons this is messy is because we have a series of crises going on at the same time, all of which, except Brexit, were brewing before the referendum, and all of which have been made worse by the referendum.
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The benchmark European index has now lost more than a third of its value since hitting a record high mid-February, with declines made worse by a crash in oil prices and the European Central Bank's decision to hold interest rates last week.
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Still, Tyler Cowen, an economics professor at George Mason University, believes that something even more insidious can happen during national emergencies: a sort of black market, made worse by anti-gouging laws and businesses that fear a viral outcry if they increase prices.
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But the result is one of those unbearable "quirky mental hospital" scenarios, an odiously cutesy aesthetic made worse by the glib slacker sarcasm of Plaza's manic witchy nightmare girl, Lenny, and Stevens's unconvincingly twitchy handling of the conflicting signals in David's brain.
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Though Iran's missile strikes at U.S. outposts in Iraq on Tuesday caused no casualties and now the two sides seem to be stepping back from the brink of war, any future conflict could be made worse by the region's water scarcity problems.
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The situation was made worse by Che's tone-deaf reaction to Louis C.K.'s return to stand-up comedy last month, when he suggested that C.K. had suffered long enough and should be allowed to return to his profession and earn money.
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And so they're more vulnerable to the country's weakening consumer demand and broader economic slowdown, made worse by China's trade war with the U.S. We looked closely at Huojiancun, an area at the edge of glittering Shanghai where factory workers assemble Apple iPhones.
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On top of the fact that they are extremely lame (made worse by the fact that Iowa DOT thinks they are very clever indeed), it's also quite possible that the signs could have the opposite effect to the one they're trying to achieve.
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Their plight is made worse by patchy official data: while land surveys are required to be carried out at least every 30 years, the last survey in the state was in the 1940s, said Sunil Kumar, state director at Landesa, a land-rights advocacy.
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The scale of the loss was made worse by the fact that unlike when war came to Iraq the following year, there was no outside "black box" for Afghanistan's repository, which had to be rebuilt from stocks worldwide with inevitable gaps in the genetic record.
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Two years ago, former Amazon product manager Xiao Wang stood on the stage at TechCrunch Disrupt San Francisco and made the case for a platform meant to help couples apply for marriage green cards, a complex process made worse by bureaucracy and red tape.
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Like Australian man, Matt Edwards, who was in Sydney for his uncle's wedding and had to help apply fake tan on his fiancée's back in preparation — a messy job, made worse by the fact the mitts included in the tanning kit were too damn small.
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And the situation is made worse when Billi learns she isn't even invited to a family reunion in China (arranged under the guise of a shotgun wedding between a cousin and his girlfriend of three months) because her parents are afraid she'll spoil the secret.
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The banking unit and the insurance unit, called Japan Post Insurance, are both the biggest in Japan in terms of assets, but are suffering diminishing returns on their investments, with the situation made worse by the Bank of Japan's recent policy of negative interest rates.
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In Houston, contractors rebuilding the city following Hurricane Harvey say that their work will be slowed by a labor shortage, made worse by the reluctance of undocumented workers to show their faces while the state's Republican leadership is on the political warpath against sanctuary cities.
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An up-and-down first half of the year for quant funds — when managers like Winton, Systematica, and Renaissance Technologies posted returns that veered from mediocre to poor — was made worse in September, when a massive shift in momentum stocks hit many computer-driven funds.
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But those methods aren't working, as deaths by firearms continue to increase in the US."Faced with a complex and entrenched public-health crisis, made worse by the ongoing inability of a corrupt government to do anything about it, it's easy to despair," Sen.
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For a number of years, her music has been overshadowed by social media distractions and scandals (some of them self-made, some of them certainly not, but all made worse by the reputation that was quickly pinned on her by the media at large).
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Despite local and state efforts to combat the issue of chronic homelessness and housing insecurity, California cities have some of the highest rates of homelessness in the country, a problem that's been made worse by skyrocketing real estate prices and a lack of affordable housing.
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His argument is that the therapies evaluated in the PACE trial are based on a misguided hypothesis that CFS/ME patients suffer from "unhelpful" beliefs that they have a biological disease, and that their symptoms of fatigue are made worse by deconditioning due to inactivity.
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This problem is made worse by the fact that celebrities already pay stylists many thousands of dollars to achieve a desired look for normal events, which is to say nothing of the kind of time, labor, and money that a Met Gala ensemble requires.
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She suffered from social anxiety (made worse by cyberbullying from classmates) and emetophobia, a fear of vomit that can be so debilitating that people will sometimes restrict what they eat and refuse to leave the house, lest they encounter someone with a stomach flu.
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This tendency was on display once again on Thursday, as the president presented himself as a victim during a White House press conference meant to focus on an escalating crisis made worse by his disastrous response to a pandemic that's killing more Americans every day.
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Among them, Garcia believes, her nine siblings and their families as well as her mother, her own grown-up children and a grandson, making her family possibly the hardest hit in a disaster that officials admit was made worse by delays in official warnings.
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" Like many Puerto Ricans, Mr. Vargas felt the federal response had been slow and inadequate, a situation made worse by President Trump's Twitter feed, which reminded people that the cash-strapped island was already "billions of dollars" in debt to "Wall Street and the banks.
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Saudi Arabia and Russia are in a war for market share after the two top producers failed to agree to extend supply curbs to support the market, which led to a significant drop in prices that is being made worse by the coronavirus epidemic.
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Katie (Briga Heelan), a cable news producer longing for a bigger career, is mortified when her mother, Carol (Andrea Martin), lands an internship on her show — a situation made worse when Katie's colleagues, including the veteran anchor (John Michael Higgins), fall in love with her.
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The very symbol of America, the Statue of Liberty, cannot be considered safe: Flooding from Hurricane Sandy, made worse by a century of sea-level rise, destroyed much of the infrastructure on Liberty Island in 2012 and closed the monument to visitors for months.
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In the days since then, the Anchondos have been held up as symbols of tragedy, and their families have been thrust into the national spotlight — unsought attention that was made worse after Mr. Trump was photographed smiling and giving a thumbs-up alongside their baby.
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I blame China, because the ringing started, a decade ago, while I was recovering from a monthlong cold that I'd contracted while breathing the filthy air in Beijing, and whose symptoms were made worse by changes in cabin pressure during the long flight home.
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These are common barriers to abortion care, but for patients in Texas they were made worse by House Bill 2, an unconstitutional state law that went into effect in 2013, shuttering more than half of Texas clinics before it was struck down in 2016.
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But the internet couldn't help but notice how little she was given to say compared to her male counterparts — a problem that was made worse by Tony Gilroy's extensive re-editing of the film, which cut almost all Jyn's dialogue from her opening scenes.
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In the days since then, the Anchondos have been held up as symbols of tragedy, and their families have been thrust into the national spotlight — unsought attention that was made worse after Mr. Trump was photographed smiling and giving a thumbs-up alongside their baby.
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The growing number of cases have left hospital staff feeling overwhelmed by the flood of COVID-240 patients—a situation made worse by conflicting messaging and loosened safety standards that staff fear could increase their and their patients' chance of exposure to the virus.
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At the same election eve rally, Mr. Bannon blasted MSNBC's Joe Scarborough for attending a worse college than Mr. Bannon did — a snobbish remark in the best of circumstances, made worse by the fact that Mr. Scarborough's alma mater is the University of Alabama.
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Buufis was made worse by the Internet and Facebook, which enabled the refugees to follow the fortunes of those who had got away and thrived; and sometimes it was so bad that they invented parallel lives of their own and gave their addresses as Cleveland or Minneapolis.
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The crisis, which has forced the government to access non-renewable sources from fossilized aquifers, is made worse by contributing factors such as climate change, population increase and the poor state of the distribution network, which is blamed for water losses of up to 40 percent.
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The government announced its plan last month to raise the retirement age for men to 65 from 60 and for women to 63 from 55 to ease pressure on state coffers from an ageing population and weak economic growth made worse by the impact of sanctions.
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That access has been further reduced by the downgrade of its debt from investment-grade debt to "junk" status, reducing the pool of investors able lend to the company and raising the cost of capital, a situation made worse by recent declines in the price of oil.
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This feeling was made worse by the realization that no one occupied the Dutch Colonial she was annexed to; being attached to an empty house felt like being attached to the ghost of her marriage, unable to live in it or to get away from it.
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He also said that "a lot of players have a lot of anger," and that they aren't good at being vulnerable—something made worse, he believes, by the habit of talking about players as a bundle of statistics and salary figures and fantasy-football point totals.
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" The rise of Trump, and the slavish devotion he inspires among leading evangelicals, has forced Wehner to consider seriously something he had always deemed a secular slander: that "both politics and the Christian witness are now made worse by people of faith actively involving themselves in politics.
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More than 32,000 North Koreans have escaped to South Korea since a famine hit their country in the 1990s, and their harrowing journeys are often made worse by having to spend years in limbo in China, according to defectors, human rights researchers and South Korean officials.
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But Trump's bellicose public approach to congressional relations has done little to ease the simmering tensions between Democrats and the GOP administration — tensions only made worse by the president's remarks that "both sides" were to blame for the deadly violence at a white supremacist rally in Charlottesville.
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Nan Franks, the executive director of the Addiction Services Council, the Cincinnati affiliate of the National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence, said the problem was made worse by scarce bed space at the area's lone publicly funded detox center and a constant lack of money for treatment services.
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Since then, Buhari said the crisis had been "made worse by the influx of armed gunmen from the Sahel region into different parts of the West African sub-region" Buhari said in a conversation with the Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby during his visit to London in April.
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Joe Kennedy, a Massachusetts Democrat, said matters were made worse for the states when they received supplies from the federal government's stockpile because they weren't inventoried, and workers in his state had to spend a full day creating one so they could be sent out across the state.
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It's a pretty weak joke (made worse by the fact that Harold says an uncle of his made a fortune that way) and also an example of what passes for irony in "Gringo," a new movie directed by Nash Edgerton from a screenplay by Anthony Tambakis and Matthew Stone.
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" He also wrote, "I was no good at this low work and hated the deception that went with it, which I found nerve-racking and disagreeable and made worse by the fact that it all seemed petty and pointless as well as an idiotic waste of public money.
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This self-inflicted staffing crisis is made worse by what I call the "Trump Brain Drain" — the fact that seasoned professionals in government are heading for the exits in droves and talented new recruits (understandably) refuse to work for this president for fear that it will destroy their reputations.
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Is this all made worse by the fact that Trudeau wasn't just some random teen messing around, but rather the son of one of the country's most popular and beloved prime ministers, and therefore he should have known he would forever be under an unprecedented level of scrutiny?
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For the DAX it is the worst run since the back end of 2008 and was made worse again as Deutsche Bank shares fell to an all-time low as police searched its headquarters for a second day in a money laundering scandal linked to the Panama Papers.
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"There has been an ongoing and pervasive culture of sexual harassment and abuse in our society, and it is made worse by the fact that victims of second- and third-degree rape only have five years to bring a legal claim against their attacker," Cuomo said in a statement.
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Spain, like other European countries are also dealing with fears of an economic downtown, made worse by the uncertainty of Brexit in the UK. And within Spain, the sentences in the Catalonian separatists trials are expected this fall, which relate to the illegal independence referendum Catalonia held in 2017.
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But repeated delays in the political process - the 13 elections will be the first since 2009 and the new budget is the first state budget approved by a cabinet for 12 years - illustrate the constraints of Lebanon's sectarian political system, which have been made worse by the Syrian civil war.
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The retired marine general's boss, President Donald Trump, had got himself into hot water after it emerged that he had not written to the grieving relatives of four soldiers killed in Niger, an oversight he made worse, characteristically, by falsely suggesting his predecessors hadn't contacted Gold Star families much either.
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He first came here about six years ago, but then bummed around Europe and eventually wound up in the Zaandam Detention Center in the Netherlands—a consequence of being picked up by the cops after drunkenly falling off his bike, made worse by the fact that he had lost his passport.
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His neo-isolationist 28500 platform attracted many Americans tired of trying to drone-strike our way out of every foreign adventure, as well as wars and conflict zones the Obama administration either created or made worse in Ukraine, Syria, Yemen, Libya, Iraq and Afghanistan (whew, say all those five times fast).
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But as the blazes raged, scientists say fires have been made worse by a changing climate, and as at least five large carmakers sided with President Trump's plan to roll back California's climate pollution standards, the state's status as the vanguard of environmental policy seemed at the very least diminished.
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Wood, speaking at an event where the report was presented, said the current troublesome status of the U.S. military is due to a general decline in U.S. defense investment since the end of the Cold War and was only made worse by decreased spending under the Budget Control Act and sequestration.
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The political problems of Iraq have been made worse by the collapse in the price of oil, the country's lifeblood; the grinding war against the Islamic State; and, more recently, fighting between Shiite militias and Kurds in the north that analysts worry could foreshadow a new, violent struggle in the country.
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Some 7 million Yemenis don't even know where their next meal will come from and nearly 19 million need humanitarian assistance, according to the U.N. The situation is made worse by the lack of crucial humanitarian aid reaching Yemen, which continues to be blocked by the U.S.-backed Saudi-led coalition.
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It's that the expansive bloom, which has been exacerbated by pollutants from the agriculture industry, will become a regular fact of life in Florida — a devastating consequence of unchecked human activity made worse by warming water temperatures in the state expected to suffer the most acute economic effects of climate change.
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The scenes of young white men holding torches while chanting "Jews will not replace us," the violence arguably made worse by police inaction, the murder of counterprotester Heather Heyer, Trump's bizarre refusal to forcefully denounce the demonstrators—all of this was shocking to anyone watching or reading the widespread media coverage.
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Comedian Kevin Hart famously stepped down from emceeing the telecast in December, just three days after announcing that he'd landed the gig, amid growing criticism of Hart's anti-gay tweets and stand-up routines from 2010 and 2011 — which Hart made worse with his initial defensive and unapologetic reaction to that criticism.
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Amid all of the swirling uncertainty with Brexit and the first drop in vehicle sales in China in decades, Jaguar Land Rover posted a loss in the hundreds of millions of dollars across 2018 — a loss that was made worse by some $3 billion in additional expenses related to the company's restructuring efforts.
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United Nations Secretary General Antonio Guterres said that the organization may not have enough funds to pay staff salaries next month as it is dealing with its worst funding deficit in a decade, made worse by an outstanding bill of $1 billion in unpaid US dues, according to a report from CNN.
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For many trans people, social media is an essential avenue of support; coping when this source of support turns toxic is bad enough, but it is made worse when their accounts are suspended, cutting users off from those who have come to seem like family — even more so when real families aren't supportive.
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As she smoked a fat joint outside the library one afternoon, Ms. Tamaura recounted stories of unscrupulous growers she said refused to pay her, of a police officer who she said held a gun to her head, and of frequent sexual harassment, an ordeal made worse by the remote nature of the work.
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There's been a rise of violent anti-Asian discrimination, oftentimes targeting those wearing masks, all made worse by establishment publications like the New York Times who irresponsibly choose to use images of Asian people wearing masks in Asian-majority communities to illustrate articles about the coronavirus that include neither Asian patients nor locales.
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The crisis in Turkey has been made worse by a diplomatic dispute with the United States and the mercurial moods and questionable policy positions of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, but the combination of heavy international borrowing and a fall in the national currency is the same scenario that could undermine other emerging economies.
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The deaths attributed to the Russians have made worse an unfolding catastrophe in which more than 250,000 people have been killed since the civil war began in 2011, most at the hands of Mr. Assad's forces, and 11 million Syrians have fled to seek refuge in other parts of the country, neighboring nations or Europe.
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Many black Americans were frustrated not because someone acted with magnanimity but because politicians and pundits seemed incapable of focusing on anything other than this display of grace they so hoped for -- behavior made worse given that this is a country whose criminal justice system fails to extend the same mercy to black Americans.
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" He added, speaking more generally, "For a woman to come forward in the glaring lights of focus, nationally, you've got to start off with the presumption that at least the essence of what she's talking about is real, whether or not she forgets facts, whether or not it's been made worse or better over time.
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Read: "There is nowhere for them to escape": Assad's latest offensive is killing hundreds of civilians in Syria The strikes are made worse by the fact that humanitarian organizations have had limited access to Eastern Ghouta, despite the area being labeled a "de-escalation zone" more than a year ago in a deal orchestrated by Iran, Russia, and Turkey.
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All this is made worse by the double standards that President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE has shown and continues to show in regard of international relations.
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As the tax cut legislation passed by the Senate early Saturday hurtles toward final approval, Republicans are preparing to use the swelling deficits made worse by the package as a rationale to pursue their long-held vision: undoing the entitlements of the New Deal and Great Society, leaving government leaner and the safety net skimpier for millions of Americans.
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And it was all made worse for the party -- much, much worse -- by the fact that due to a series of rule changes begun by Democrat Harry Reid when he served as Senate majority leader, every one of the 49 Democrats in the Senate could vote against Kavanaugh and he can still wind up on the bench.
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According to Brian Nosek, head of the Centre for Open Science, a not-for-profit organisation in Virginia that studies the matter, many institutions that hire and promote researchers seem unconcerned about where those researchers have been publishing—a problem made worse by recent requirements by the American and Canadian governments that taxpayer-funded research must be published in open-access journals.
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"It's a shame that we were put into the hands of a production team with technical issues, who chose to capitalize on circumstances beyond our control," she said, adding that dealing with conditions like a loud crowd and cold temperatures made it "not practical" for a live performance, also noting that the situation was made worse by faulty ear pieces.
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The portion of the bill that benefits the oil industry would alone cost American taxpayers some $2.8 billion every year by 85033, when the tax credit is in full effect, robbing the public purse of resources that could be used both for creating clean energy jobs and for a just recovery in communities impacted by disasters made worse by climate change.
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Two breaches at the federal agency detected in 2014 and 2015 were made worse by lax security culture and ineffective leadership, which failed to harness available tools that could have stopped or limited the intrusions, according to the report from the Republicans on the U.S. House of Representatives' Committee on Oversight and Government Reform, a copy of which was seen by Reuters.
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If the angle of attack sensor malfunctions and feeds bad data into the system, a situation reportedly made worse by a decision to have MCAS only rely on one of the two sensors on board at a time, MCAS could repeatedly activate and send 20193 Max jets into a nosedive—an issue which Ethiopian authorities said was likely to blame in their preliminary report.
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Tess Posner, CEO of the nonprofit organization AI4All, said the problem is made worse by the fact that minority groups like women and people of color have historically been left out of the tech industry, particularly in AI. "We need to have people included that are going to be impacted by these technologies, and we also need inclusion to ensure that they're developed responsibly," Posner said.
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"While other nations debate how to control the spread of the virus — and while their economies suffer and fear takes hold among their populations — our people not only suffer from its effects without the full benefits of adequate medical equipment and supplies, but also the many other ways in which U.S. economic terrorism had devastated many households prior to the inception of COVID-19, and only made worse since its arrival in Iran," Zarif said.
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This was made worse by former White House Press Secretary Sean SpicerSean Michael SpicerOvernight Defense: Dems talk Afghanistan, nukes at Detroit debate | Senate panel advances Hyten nomination | Iranian foreign minister hit with sanctions | Senate confirms UN ambassador Trump taps Sean Spicer to join Naval Academy board of visitors Trump falsely claims his events have never 'had an empty seat' MORE, who declared that all of the president's tweets were presidential statements like those contained in executive orders.
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In those days, his later anti-modernist works were dismissed out of hand, with very little of his art made after 219 taken seriously, a situation made worse by the self-plagiarisms of his Metaphysical paintings that he made after World War II. Then in the late 22020s, in a reaction to this linear view of modernism, 'bad painting' was briefly in vogue, and the previously unfashionable, unaesthetic work of Rene Magritte, Francis Picabia and late de Chirico attracted attention.
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The Information's Alex Heath is reporting that Magic Leap managed to sell just 6,000 units of its $2,300 Magic Leap One headset in its first six months on sale, a figure made worse by CEO Rony Abovitz's internal claims that he wanted the startup to sell at least one million units of the device in the first year, a goal the report states he was later convinced to rethink — Abovitz later projected the company would sell 100,000 units in the first year.
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One thing is to discuss whether different levels of well-being can be influenced by having a severe disability and whether it would be best not to bring into existence a potential future disabled person, as Peter and Jeff and many others argued, and one completely different thing is to say that already existing disabled people should be targeted and made worse off, which no person in their right mind would say, because indeed there is no good argument that could ever support such view.
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