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So unless we really grapple with helping people change their diets and get them to be fit, these problems will continue to mount and cause economic woe and increased suffering.

Adding to the pressures on the schools are the increasing financial woes of their students.

The right and left are at odds, struggling to pass laws and cope with increasing economic woes, exacerbated by the past several weeks of global financial turmoil.

With this victory, the team clinched a spot in the WFL playoffs but the Birmingham franchise's increasing financial woes put the playing of the final regular season game in doubt.

It is Columbia's belief that Rubin will hear the answers in the music — that he will find the solution to its ever-increasing woes.

If anything, Yemenis thought his death would only increase their woes.

It is an inherent tension, accentuated by the country's increased financial woes, that Mecca must prioritise its migrant pilgrims over its residents, even though both populations are inextricably intertwined.

Pakistan's score of 25 for two after six overs represented their lowest total in a Twenty20 powerplay and Luke Wright increased their woes when he snared Khalid Latif (four) behind the wicket.

The declining prosperity of the town, paucity of resources and poor administration increased the woes of a people pressured by consistent floods and storms.

And, with the country's economic woes increasing, there is growing optimism that neither side will have the stomach to take Hollywood out on strike.

Since the discovery of oil and gas in the Occupied Territories, resource competition has increasingly been at the heart of the conflict, motivated largely by Israel's increasing domestic energy woes.