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This has exacerbated tensions among the rebel groups, as a win for one is seen as a loss for others.

Brawls between rival ethnic groups at the camp has exacerbated tensions, with fights regularly erupting between Afghan and Syrian detainees.

But the coalition quickly collapsed over the issue of military service, which has exacerbated tensions between secular and religious Jews and with Arabs.

Citing international rules, the US has conducted freedom-of-navigation patrols close to Chinese-held islands where China has been bolstering its military presence, which has exacerbated tensions.

"The arrival in the Five Towns of so many Jews who are more right-wing Orthodox has exacerbated tensions," he said.

The border closing has exacerbated tensions between the United States and Pakistan but has been welcomed by Islamist groups opposed to Pakistan's support of the American-led war in Afghanistan.

"Conversely, failure to reach an agreement today would have exacerbated tensions over this issue".

The U.S.-South Korean military exercises have exacerbated tensions in the past.

Current accusations by Syria that groups in Lebanon have supplied money and arms to the Syrian protesters have exacerbated tensions.

The debate over immigration in Sweden mirrors the debate elsewhere in Europe, where economic pressures have exacerbated tensions over the role of Islam on the continent.

Atila Roque, the executive director of Amnesty International in Brazil, said the program was riddled with abuse and had exacerbated tensions between the police and residents, some of whom have called for an end to the effort.