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He acknowledged fears among other road users, which were exacerbated in September when the Segway company's owner, Jimi Heselden, died after losing control of his machine.

Mr. Comey said that another storm cycle was expected to hit the Tetons soon and that the amount of snowfall would determine whether avalanche conditions were exacerbated in the backcountry.

He was also an eccentric hypochondriac, whose obsessive personality traits (he wore an overcoat and gloves no matter the temperature, and insisted on playing on the same ancient, battered chair) were exacerbated in his final years by cocktails of antidepressants and anxiety-suppressing pills that were, ironically, more harmful to him than helpful.

The usual post-communist problems of overmanning and slack management were exacerbated in 1995 when the company was sold for a fifth of its market value to supporters of the thuggish Vladimir Meciar, who was ousted as prime minister in October 1998.

The MRI changes were similar to the histological changes, and the brain damages were exacerbated in the contralateral hemisphere after 57 weeks of recovery following the HI insult.

Perusal of Figs. 3 and 4 shows that RT decreased and hit rates increased with practice and the practice effects observed in the single-task baseline were exacerbated in the IVIS-1 condition.

This situation is exacerbated in Saudi Arabia as a result of science and technology advancement due to the Oil Age era.

So the trend was exacerbated in recent years".

"That kind of problem is exacerbated in the terrorist context".

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

Tensions in Táchira have been exacerbated in recent weeks by a string of shootings and slayings.