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Virtually every film fell by at least 50%, and some significantly more, exacerbated by plunging screen counts, as mature titles were tossed out of plexes to make way for the two big newcomers.

Saying the state is at least $5 billion behind on a 2007 financing agreement that followed the court ruling, the group, the Campaign for Fiscal Equity, contends that Mr. Cuomo's aid cuts, and his cap on property tax increases, have once more exacerbated the financing gap between rich and poor districts.

As more industries become digitized and compound the need for technical talent, the problem only becomes more exacerbated.

Droplet thermal characterisation reveals that the droplets have a cooling effect on the surrounding GDL when introduced at room temperature and the cooling effect is more exacerbated with an increase in GDL temperature.

Operator fatigue and mechanical problems are more exacerbated by extended working hours during the summer (up to 34% drop in average productivity for the total shift) than the winter (up to 29% drop in average productivity for the total shift) for both processor and harvester operations.

The severity of symptoms (anxiety, depression, daytime sleepiness and fatigue), as well as the medical and social consequences (functional incapacity, greater use of health care services and lowered quality of life), were also more exacerbated in the GAD patients than in the controls.

The excessive pressure can push mucus back up to the sinus and inflame or infect them more, exacerbating congestion.

Within a decade he was widely seen as having entered — again precociously — a decline that became ever more precipitous, exacerbated by relentless self-promotion, shameless hucksterism and a fervent return to Roman Catholicism.

However, many also made clear their view that health problems had been caused or, more typically, exacerbated by current problems with their homes and neighbourhoods.

More specifically, the finding that a significant percentage (14.3%) of samples had high or very high levels of PG, most of whom were minorities, may suggest that many of these patients had underlying periodontal conditions that might be more readily exacerbated by orthodontic treatment and therapy.

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