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Then there are the problems exacerbated by managerial entourages.

An occasional snorer may find the problem exacerbated by an adult beverage before bed, says Badr.

Following the widespread floods inflicted by Hurricane Katrina, the state sued the branch of the federal Department of the Interior that regulates offshore oil and gas, seeking formal recognition of the environmental problems exacerbated by the industry.

And the current problems exacerbated by a lack of formal education will only get worse.

Mr. Goldberg said that students with learning disabilities and social and emotional issues often found their problems exacerbated by the stress of a traditional high school.

Despite substantial aid from the Soviet Union, Vietnam continued to experience economic problems, exacerbated by a U.S. trade embargo.

Europe has the same problem, exacerbated by the lack of fiscal integration, which has caused it to adopt overall a much tighter fiscal policy than the United States.

Meanwhile, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration NOAAA) has issued warnings about coral bleaching throughout the Caribbean, a problem exacerbated by high water temperatures in the Atlantic Ocean.

Supporting the destitute was a problem exacerbated by King Henry VIII's Dissolution of the Monasteries, which began in 1536.

The team must also replace its entire secondary, a problem exacerbated by the tremendous production the Wolves got out of their two safeties, Johnson and Burns.

The problems are exacerbated by the demise of the securitisation market, and fears about counterparty risk.