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But in a world without a deal, an ongoing austerity crisis could be worsened by a default.
And they are all problems that are likely to be worsened by a long corruption trial of the prime minister.
By Evan Osnos June 6 , 2013In February , 1950 as the world slid in to the Cold War, Winston Churchill appealed for high-level talks with the Soviet Union on the belief, as he put it, that it was hard to see "how matters could be worsened by a parley at the summit".
Mr. Garabedian also told the court that the sudden termination of the settlement on Friday had devastated his clients, some of whom, he said, were known to be suicidal or to have alcohol or drug problems that might be worsened by a breakdown of the settlement.
In February, 1950, as the world slid in to the Cold War, Winston Churchill appealed for high-level talks with the Soviet Union on the belief, as he put it, that it was hard to see "how matters could be worsened by a parley at the summit".
many studies have examined the association between paediatric headache and psychopathology; some of them raised the possibility that headache frequency and severity could be worsened by a reduced psychological ability to mentally process emotions and affects.
This is of course in part linked to different drinking patterns (Chartier et al. 2013; Shield et al. 2013 a ); but it also may be worsened by an interaction of socioeconomic status and alcohol (Schmidt et al. 2010).
This physical inactivity is worsened by a less balanced diet.
That implosion was worsened by a banking crisis and excess corporate debt.
Their problems were worsened by a neighboring property: a chemical plant that turned off buyers.
