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Syria's civil war has already exacerbated sectarian strife in Lebanon and Iraq — and the Turkish government has accused Mr. Assad of supporting Kurdish militants in order to inflame tensions between the Kurds and Turkey.
Some recent studies have noted how the global financial crisis has already exacerbated SDHs worldwide, including in Canada, especially through its negative impact on employment conditions [ 68].
The figures date from 2004, and there's little doubt that Facebook and texting and all the rest of it have already exacerbated the situation.
"If on top of that you super-impose a situation where the materials they're injecting could also be non-sterile I think you've already exacerbated an already serious problem," he added.
The result of the election on Sunday is unpredictable, but it has already unleashed or exacerbated powerful divisive forces.
McCain's gaffe had already been exacerbated during a conference call earlier in the day, when aides to the Arizona Republican insisted that he had not misspoke, even while McCain surrogate Sen. Jon Kyl acknowledged on the same call that he had: "What he said was not entirely accurate.
This hypothesis suggests that estrogen has beneficial effects on neurological function if neurons are intact; however, oppositely, if neurological health has already been compromised, estrogen may exacerbate neurological impairment.
Africa has already seen conflicts arise and be exacerbated by climate changes in participation patterns and subsequent drought, famine, flood, and migration.
Fears that the wealthy Gulf states are preparing to implement a decision to equip the armed opposition to Assad have prompted warnings about the danger of exacerbating violence that has already cost 10,000 dead in the last year.
These cuts, and the conditions they have exacerbated, have already produced a mass insurgency, with the indignados of Puerta del Sol drawing inspiration from Tahrir.
