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Wars between the Nama and Herero were exacerbated from the mid 19th century by the increasing cattle and ivory trade and the availability of firearms; apart from a breathing space between l870 and 1880, the Nama-Herero wars continued from 1863 to 1892.

Only a small specific subset of genes was identified that was truly senescence-regulated and changes in gene expression were exacerbated from presenescent to senescent cells.

It was a situation set to be exacerbated from July 2017, when indexed growth funding from the federal government to the states will be reduced, the report says.

"Unless you had a predisposition for anxieties or phobias that would be exacerbated from the event," he said.

This could have been exacerbated from 1993 onwards when mean daily maximum temperatures at the end of April consistently exceeded the threshold for larval I. ricinus activity (c.10°C [10]), thereby reducing the delay between the onset of conditions permissive for this stage and for nymphal I. ricinus (7°C [10], [19], [20]).

However, as a result of this dystopia correction, ptosis was exacerbated from moderate to severe, with the degree of ptosis measuring 4 mm, and levator muscle function measuring 1 mm.

Last month on the streets of Malabon, just north of Manila, paddle boats replaced cars after typhoons Egay and Falcon were exacerbated by FOGs from restaurants and fast-food chains, clogging the sewers and submerging the streets.

My mental struggles and doubts were exacerbated by the pressures from my boss to attend graduate school in the life sciences.

We found that cardiorespiratory responses obtained from exercise performed with the involved limb were exacerbated when compared with data from the exercise performed with the non-involved limb, at the same absolute workload.

Some social and economic problems either stemmed from or were exacerbated by Egypt's involvement in the Persian Gulf War (1990 91) on the side of the U.S.-led U.S.-ledn.

Newly arrived migrants incurred wage penalties which were exacerbated by additional penalties resulting from overskilling in the male labour market and overeducation in the female labour market.