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Mr. Mubarak calls his country's growing population an "urgent" problem that has exacerbated the food crisis.

On FridayTomorrow, National Express will hand back the £1.4bn east coast contract that has exacerbated its travails.

It is perhaps the tempo and texture of England's cricket in the last two years that has exacerbated the broader dismay at this Ashes loss.

Faith has become yet another dividing line between liberals and conservatives – and one that has exacerbated the country's already growing and debilitating political polarisation.

There's no deep-seated trauma in my past or anything missing in my formative years that has exacerbated my love of being degraded.

And in Diyala, Shiites dominate the government even though Sunnis account for a majority in the region, a situation that has exacerbated the fierce sectarian violence there.

But other simultaneous interventions by state institutions laid bare the cultural forces that have exacerbated sexual crime in the past.

Demands for his tax returns have been met with hesitant, uncertain answers that have exacerbated the issue.

BAA has led both by the nose, the commission suggested, and encouraged policies that have exacerbated the shortage of runways and terminals.

The oil spill, the ever-present danger posed by nature, and the manmade failures that have exacerbated it, have had a cumulative impact on the mental states of the area's residents.

He pledged to clamp down on the off-balance-sheet vehicles that had exacerbated the financial crisis but caused some controversy by shying away from more radical changes such as introducing a UK version of America's Glass-Steagall Act.