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Third, Mr Uribe risks aggravating a worrying regional trend.

But if he plays Friday, Testaverde risks aggravating what could be a nagging injury that would have had three weeks to heal.

But since most countries rely excessively on consumption taxes, this in turn risks aggravating inequality rather than reducing it.Data on income from capital are skimpy.

It's a pattern of socialising adopted by certain stand-up comedians when on tour, and one which risks aggravating a performer's tendency to excess (from a misplaced obligation to live up to a hedonistic reputation) and heightening their vulnerability to bad publicity.

That risks aggravating the deep Europe-wide recession threatening next year, which could prompt a downgrade of the entire zone's credit ratings and cause economies to miss their deficit targets triggering still more austerity.Although the compact was greeted as the acme of European solidarity, it is more likely to provoke strife.

Then there was Mary B. Hevener, a payroll tax expert for Weil, Gotshal & Manges, who said she was "hard-pressed to say which one is worse," a generous-to-the-poor Gore plan that seems to invite wholesale cheating or a Bush plan that she said risks aggravating, rather than reducing, the threat posed to the Social Security System by the aging of the baby boom generation.

She decided to pull out of the race rather than risk aggravating it.

"They risk aggravating the military and political situation in the region and could result in serious armed incidents".

The United States team said Miller did not want to risk aggravating the injury by competing in the giant slalom.

Valentine had hoped Leiter could pitch three innings in Wednesday's game, but after hearing the latest news, he said Leiter could pitch in a simulated game so he would not risk aggravating the injury playing defense.

But the prospect of an amnesty for Mr. Thaksin, who remains an extremely divisive figure in the country, stunned and angered opponents of the government — now headed by his sister — and risked aggravating old wounds.