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Second, the cost of meeting the added burden of ageing is far higher than any plausible cost of the crisis.

With so many pressing urban challenges, they see wastewater reuse as an added burden with no direct or immediate value.

Countries must be prepared for the added burden on health services.

Discipline ourselves to make learning a fun, not an added burden, and to get the most from the distance educational opportunity open to us.

Financial strain is an added burden, on top of long deployments in wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.

'It's just one more added burden to the crude market, ' said Matt Smith, an analyst at consultancy Summit Energy in Louisville, Ky.

The added burden of sustained fuel price increases could slow the nation's already sluggish economic growth, analysts said.

And sharks have an added burden: they sink when they stop swimming, so they must be in constant motion.

I couldn't cope with the added burden of being a cop as well as a victim.

Girls can complete all of their studies in Jordan, without the added burden of being away from their family and country.

Japan has the added burden of earthquake and tsunami recovery.

Changing events are an added burden for authors.

Second, the report draws attention to the added burden of chronic diseases.