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And while SUVs use more fuel per mile than passenger cars, prior to the most recent spike in gas prices, Americans were driving them further distances than ever before, exacerbating the fuel-efficiency problem.
One would not want to encourage more states to expand voting by mail to enable people to vote many weeks or months before an election, exacerbating the problem of people voting without full information.
Many surveyors and estate agents interviewed by Rics described the market in December as "very quiet", with the usual dip before Christmas exacerbated by Brexit uncertainty.
He blamed Mr Chaudhry for exacerbating tensions before the coup and claimed to have led a return to stability.
Page B8 Sports FORMER FOOTBALL PLAYERS SUE OVER PAINKILLER USE In the latest in a series of lawsuits against the N.F.L., a dozen former players have accused the league and its teams of repeatedly administering the painkiller Toradol before and during games, exacerbating high-risk injuries like concussions.
Iraqi authorities released official footage of the execution to prove that he was dead; but unofficial mobile-phone footage quickly surfaced showing guards taunting Saddam just before his death, further exacerbating ethnic tensions.
Making people work longer before they can collect their state pensions risks exacerbating social inequalities and threatens to create new gender inequalities, a report claims.
"There were problems there before, but climate change exacerbates them," says Ali Kerimov, an engineer at Foundation Research and Production in Norilsk.
Such approaches are urgently needed before most of the green areas disappear from the landscape of KL, exacerbating the existing environmental problems in the city.
Indeed, a fiscal stimulus that ends before the economy has started to regain its footing runs the risk of exacerbating economic weakness when the stimulus ends".
— Exacerbating the trade deficit.
