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The acrimony between them deepened, and probably exacerbated Palestinian frustration.
They will return a dramatically slashed majority at best, probably exacerbated by a painfully low turnout.
Trump's jittery disquiet is probably exacerbated by his legal problems on other fronts.
Matters are probably exacerbated by the fact the rest of the family are avid readers.
Chillida's uneasy relationship with Madrid politicians was probably exacerbated by his Basque sympathies.
The plunge in the share price of a listed British shop, 3i, probably exacerbated the sense of crisis there.
"There are forces that have been in the ballet world that probably exacerbate what already exists in our society".
It would probably exacerbate tensions caused by the president-elect's blunt criticisms of Chinese trade policy, military activity in the South China Sea, and recent seizure of a US underwater research drone.
They shop at local clothing stores and restaurants more frequently than Nassau's older residents, who "have deep pockets but spend differently: they are paying college tuition, fixing up their homes or taking lavish vacations, and I think the Nassau sales tax will probably exacerbate the difference".
Analysts in Turkey and Israel have warned that visiting Gaza would probably exacerbate the tensions between the two countries; many said Mr. Erdogan should give up plans for a stop in Gaza, which is controlled by the militant group Hamas, for fear of alienating Turkey's Western allies.
A two-thirds majority would probably exacerbate this.In this section Yin and yang Menem's final days I spy... Mbeki's South Africa Less mania, more merging Daft about drugs Reprints Related items Mandela’s heirMay 27th 1999 A hero of our timeMay 27th 1999Experience the world over, from Mexico to Zimbabwe, shows that when a ruling party becomes entrenched, it turns into a source of patronage.
