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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.

The sharpness of the decline is only exacerbated when you compare it with the improvements Van Commenee has helped bring about in other events.

Ms. Abrams is likable enough, but Ms. Bauman's expressions of anger aren't credible, and their forced quality is only exacerbated when Matthew Tennie's video projections seem to set the wall she touches aflame.

"Families seeking refuge in the U.S. already endure emotional and physical stress, which is only exacerbated when they are separated from one another, Dr. James L. Madara, CEO of the American Medical Association, wrote in a letter to the Trump administration.

These figures are only exacerbated when a child is faced with a diagnosis of cancer.

This feeling was only exacerbated when we were allowed to hold Layla for limited periods of time.

Mulberry's woes were only exacerbated when its former CEO Bruno Guillon gambled on increasing prices in an attempt to elevate the brand from the accessible to aspirational luxury.

Going out to dinner with friends — for, say, two hours of convivial overfamiliarity and banal, rehashed conversation — seemed like idiocy, and the emptiness was only exacerbated when my friends jumped for the check.

The perception of the Rohingya as outsiders and illegal immigrants grew during this period and was only exacerbated when the British armed local Muslims during World War II to fight the Arakanese, who largely sided with the Japanese.

The plight of the Armenians was only exacerbated when the French decided to pull out on 10 February.