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Iraqi reconstruction is Exhibit A. Another undesirable consequence would be worsened transparency as both American taxpayers and intended beneficiaries are kept even deeper in the dark.

In the best case, those figures probably will slip into losses of $600 million in 2012, the association said, adding that declining demand probably would be worsened by expected increases in taxes charged to passengers.

However, the interfacial flatness of this device would be worsened due to the introduction of quantum dots.

The political burden of imposing those reforms would be worsened by adding another $700 billion of debt.

The possibility of receiving a diverse, critical education would be undermined and the already bleak job prospects of early-career academics would be worsened even further.

Spain and other, larger European economies have debt trouble of their own that would be worsened by the Greek exit, making them even more inclined to follow Greece's example.

If the rate of hepatic metabolism/degradation of LPL exceeds the release of LPL from peripheral tissues, the net result would be worsening of HTG [ 9, 10].

Assembly Democrats, however, said staffing shortages at nursing homes would only be worsened by the cuts and vowed to fight them.

But their problems would only be worsened by proposals circulating in Congress to withdraw federal aid from colleges that raise tuition rapidly or to punish states that cut funds for public higher education.

Staying hydrated is important to prevent heatstroke, and even if it doesn't at least it wouldn't be worsened by dehydration.

Again and again he has fashioned constructive alternatives to problems that would have been worsened by hasty war making.