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This is only exacerbated by the special treatment they receive.

High fertility among these groups appears to have created an economic problem that is only exacerbated by state subsidies.

The doubt that Rembrandt's portraiture was accurate is only exacerbated when one compares his authentic self-portraits with one another.

The uproar that surrounds the newspaper reports that the winning architect is Muslim is only exacerbated when the design becomes public.

My growing anxiety that I have hopelessly pedestrian breakfast tastes is only exacerbated by the wanton use of spice in many of the recipes.

The problem is only exacerbated by the quick-strike offense, which can put up oodles of points but also puts the defense on the field more often.

And since the dominant discourse about Calais is security, immigration and economics, endless politicised posturing is only exacerbating the problem.

"Their prolonged and unnecessary detention is only exacerbating their trauma," the advocates wrote to the agency on March 19, after receiving no response to detailed, individual requests for release by two dozen of the detainees.

What age was already doing slowly to its texture, in addition to its color, the dying process is only exacerbating in some sort of vicious death-spiral, like the relationship between global warming and air-conditioning: the more one suffers from the first, the more one needs the second, which only exacerbates the first.

This is only exacerbating the cost of higher education and the debt burden on students, which is set to rise again this year in the U.K".

And the crippling drought that has plagued California for more than two years is only exacerbating the situation.