Now a sense of real dread permeated the air, one exacerbated by shock as it became clear the Frenchman's injuries were life-threatening and he was taken to hospital.
The relationship between depression and HIV appears to be bidirectional, with one exacerbating the other.
These two broad types of diseases do not simply exist in parallel, but can actually interact, one exacerbating the other.
Variations between the studies carried out in the United States, Italy, and Finland countries whose social, economic, and demographic profiles vary greatly make comparisons difficult, and the differences in how SES was operationalized in each one exacerbate the problem.
Other explanations may be that despite cannabis being commonly used in Scotland, individuals who misuse cannabis present less frequently requesting help to addiction services than with other drugs of abuse and that addictions specialists do not usually see cannabis addiction with comorbid psychotic illness and how can one exacerbate the other.
European societies with low levels of immigration now have young populations that are too small to support larger aging ones, exacerbating problems with the economy.
Hired from outside in 1984 to be chief executive, Mr Eisner had some good years followed by a lot of bad ones, exacerbated by the death in 1994 of Frank Wells, his trusted operational chief, in a helicopter crash.In recent years, it has become almost a matter of course for boards at least to look outside for their next leader, even if most still decide, in the end, to pick an insider.
The authors said they were appalled their trade should be "commercially connected to one which exacerbates insecurity and repression" and they singled out the London fair.
"They say they are bringing in a new business model – if they are, it's one that exacerbates inequality and frays those social relationships needed to build a fairer society in the longer term".
A letter signed by the authors published in The Times Literary Supplement and proffered by the Campaign Against Arms Trade, a coalition of peace groups and individuals, said, "We are appalled that our trade should be commercially connected to one which exacerbates insecurity and repression, and which props up regimes inimical to free expression".
