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And the Affordable Care Act — a federal law meant to guarantee all individuals mental health services, along with physical care — has actually exacerbated the shortage, since more patients enrolled with Kaiser, Papazian added.
But there are a lot of Chris Kyles in the world, and the chasm between Eastwood's intent and his audience's reception touches on the old Chappelle's Show conundrum: a lot of white people laughed at Dave Chappelle's rapier racial satire for the wrong reasons, in ways that may have actually exacerbated stereotypes about black people in the minds of intellectual underachievers.
The tragedy of these efforts, celebrated as admirable Yankee pragmatism by Paul Krugman and others, is that they've actually exacerbated booms and busts.
Despite post-independence egalitarian rhetoric, in countries such as Zambia and Zimbabwe inappropriate models (piped house connections in the urban areas, high technology irrigation schemes in the agricultural sector), combined with weak macro-economies and poorly formulated sectoral policies have actually exacerbated the disparities.
The U.S., rather than taking cues from other countries' successes, has responded with policies that have failed to stem the tide of overdose deaths and related health problems ― and may have actually exacerbated them.
Exacerbating matters is that the majority of video advertising has actually been delivered in-banner (where a video ad is delivered in a banner ad unit) according to Accustream.
Last year, Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz). said that Franklin Delano Roosevelt's New Deal policies actually "exacerbated" the Great Depression.
In CIA, knocking out the IFN-γ receptor or IL-12 actually exacerbated disease [ 53, 66].
Decentralization actually exacerbated distribution imbalances between areas in Tanzania rather than improving them [ 24].
Yet we still detain many juveniles who can be served safely in the community and transfer many juvenile offenders for adult criminal prosecution, even though that course of action has been shown to actually exacerbate crime rates.
