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He said the problems with the scheme had been exacerbated by uncertainties about the economic outlook caused by Brexit.

Her anxiety had been exacerbated by her unacceptably prolonged stay at the Priory, 100 miles from her home in Scunthorpe.

His mental health problems had been exacerbated by the excessive smoking of skunk, a strong form of cannabis.

The tensions, he added, had been exacerbated by the support rebels in Sudan had received from South Sudan.

Fears for the future of the Vauxhall factory on the Wirral had been exacerbated after the French owners announced more job cuts earlier this month.

That shortcoming had been exacerbated later when two inches of concrete added to the road surface increased the bridge weight by 20percentt.

Bailey added that the shortage had been exacerbated by an 11% rise in demand for English honey over the last year.

Rutgers guard Mike Sherrod said Waters's hiring had soothed some bruises that had been exacerbated by the circuitous search for a coach.

Greece's pressing liquidity problem, he said, had been exacerbated by the ECB's "politically and ethically unorthodox" decision to prohibit the country issuing short-term government debt.

The NHS said that problems at Gloucestershire Royal and Cheltenham general hospitals had been exacerbated by 30% of incoming patients having "non-urgent ailments".

Iran and Saudi Arabia have interfered in the affairs of Yemen for years, but their meddling had been exacerbated by the Arab spring.