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Those diagnosed with schizophrenia have a high risk of suicide, which is particularly greater in younger patients as they may not have an insight into the serious effects that the illness can have on their lives.

The damage is particularly great if the joblessness hits earlier in a worker's career.

The pressure to concentrate on the tests is particularly great in New York City, where last year's scores were low.

In Major League Baseball, the disparity between the rich and the not-so-rich is particularly great.

None of this is particularly great for young writers, who will find it harder to get representation from agents so busy.

"The challenge is particularly great in our neighbourhood," the prime minister will tell a global investment conference at Lancaster House in London.

The Time Capsule can be used on Windows and Mac OS computers, but is particularly great for Macs that use the built-in Time Machine utility for effortless backup.

The need for new sources of income is particularly great in France, where newspaper readership is low and many publications survive only because of government support.

How may I direct your call?"The irony is that nothing is particularly great in the Palmetto State at the moment.

This pressure to invest is particularly great for megafunds that are sitting on billions of dollars raised before the financial crisis.

The health risk is particularly great for the poor and racial minorities, who are more likely to live in communities near facilities using hazardous materials.