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Increasing militarization of America's police forces has certainly exacerbated clashes between cops and demonstrators.

The recent economic downturn has certainly exacerbated the problem for families of color, who studies have shown were more likely to be steered to sub-prime loans even when they qualified for prime lending rates.

Recent government changes making access to employment tribunals more difficult have certainly exacerbated the problem and there is no doubt it will become even more common in the future.

Suzie Hayman, agony aunt for Woman Magazine, mirrors Dawnon's concerns: "they've certainly exacerbated the feeling that relationships are disposable, you can just go onto the next one and they have rather given people the impression that the way to deal with not being interested is to stop talking to someone".

While California's budget judicial cuts have certainly exacerbated this issue, the mayor is optimistic that Proposition 47 will minimize the negative impact of decreased judicial appropriations.

Factor in the impending Parkinson's, a condition that would have certainly exacerbated the depressive symptoms, and Williams, evidently, saw the writing on the wall.

The ratings travails at "Tonight" have certainly been exacerbated by the network's prime time woes — and Thursday has become especially problematic for Mr. Leno.

The industry has had its share of inept management, and its troubles have certainly been exacerbated by the unique impact of terrorism and by the very sharp increase in fuel prices.

Regulation has certainly increased.

Brixton has certainly struggled.

That has certainly helped".