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The insanity clause ReprintsIn addition to skewing the country's age distribution, the one-child policy has probably exacerbated its dire gender imbalance.

The popularity of social media has probably exacerbated this phenomenon because parents can look at what other parents are doing – even in ostensibly private moments – and judge themselves in comparison.

Differences in habitat probably existed before the impact of domestic livestock, but overgrazing has likely exacerbated the differences.

This has probably been exacerbated by the mandatory arguments over bonuses which broke out yesterday.

Either way, the erosion has probably been exacerbated by modern agricultural practices and the effects of climate change.

But along with the extravagant and vivid dreams we have had here on site, probably exacerbated in part by our 3,800-meter-equivalent 3,800-meter-equivalent 3,800-meter-equivalent

It heated vast stretches of water in patches and probably exacerbated a wasting disease that had earlier struck the creature.

On Thursday, my colleagues Matthew L. Wald and John Schwartz explained how a summer of ferocious heat, drought and storms, probably exacerbated by a warming climate, have taken a costly toll on the nation's infrastructure, including airports, highways, power grids and transit systems.

The prevalence rates of mental health conditions and in particular, anxiety and depression have shown an upward trend in recent years, probably exacerbated by the current economic situation and high rates of employment in our setting [ 38].

The situation is probably exacerbated at Portsmouth – most of our players have been at several English clubs, which all adds up to a lot of friends and former team-mates.

The cylindrical part has a width similar to the narrow end of the base and a variable length probably exacerbated by breakage during sample preparation.