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It's also, as we've said before, we believe a mistake for Russia, because not only are they going to be exacerbating sectarian tensions there in Syria, but they're potentially exacerbating sectarian tensions in Russia itself.

And yet in a global economy crippled by a lack of confidence and capital, with lending and investment mechanisms dysfunctional from Milan to Manila, the tilt of money toward the United States appears to be exacerbating the crisis elsewhere.

"Al-Hijra has been slowly but steadily growing in strength and capability, and increasingly represents a domestic threat in its own right".Moreover the state appears to be exacerbating the problem with heavy-handed tactics.

Climate change is believed to be exacerbating these risks, although no studies have quantitatively examined links between environmental conditions and injury and distress in the Canadian Arctic.

Controversies in France over wearing religious clothing in public and the rise of a far-right, anti-Islamic movement seem to be exacerbating the cultural divide.

The situation in Syria seems to be exacerbating the Iraqi "destabilisation", and it's highly likely that the flow of fighters, weapons and ideology will increase in both directions.

These inequalities are likely to be exacerbated by these cuts".

The huge disparity between rich and poor is sure to be exacerbated in the current recession.

But it is vital if inequality is not to be exacerbated".

Matters seem to be exacerbated when the English travel abroad to major soccer events.

Feelings of restlessness, irritability and frustration are likely to be exacerbated by the prison environment.