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Although the precise mechanism of headache pain is elusive, plenty of things seem to exacerbate headaches in susceptible people.

Financial reforms designed to prevent the next crisis need to be designed and implemented in a way that does not exacerbate the slowdown.

The extent to which this affects you is often a result of the natural color of your skin, and the sun can exacerbate the problem.

There was a time when African leaders used to argue against multi-party democracy on the ground that it would exacerbate tribal divisions.

Tian Kun, a lawyer who has been trying to help the migrants, says that forcing them out will exacerbate social tensions in the capital.

In an environment of this complexity , point solutions merely exacerbate the problem , and will never lead us out of the woods .

Li Ling observed. "They are far from a quick-fix solution, and could even exacerbate the tendency to over prescribe" , she said.

Expect to see cloud based services increase the need for custom integration and exacerbate the lack of common semantics among applications.

Bashi said. The Dalai Lama's visit to France also is likely to exacerbate tensions between Paris and Beijing.

As your life gets further out of balance, you feel worse, causing you to exacerbate the problem by worrying and complaining more.

Extraordinary rates of incarceration for black men, and the long-term effects of a prison record on employment, exacerbate this situation.

It's not necessary for you to exacerbate your contrast with struggle in order to get it into a higher place.

Has it continued to exacerbate volatility or has the US exercised a stabilizing influence on international financial markets?

For the program to work, Treasury needs to pay enough that the institutions are able to record a price that doesn't exacerbate their woes.

It would exacerbate suspicions that Goldman, with its long history of producing Treasury secretaries, gets special treatment.

Analysts said the BRIC proposals were premature and could exacerbate the global crisis.

And if the new test became routine it would only exacerbate that problem, he said.

If Apple does make it forbidden to develop iPhone apps with Adobe's new tools, it would exacerbate a spat between the two companies.

But all that currency intervention can exacerbate inflation.

Some have said the ECB's one-year LTROs helped exacerbate the link between eurozone sovereigns and their banking systems.

"People want to sell on anything or buy on anything, " she said, noting that light trading volume can exacerbate the market's gyrations .

If that trust were to be eroded, rising interest costs would exacerbate the fiscal fiasco.

Economists worry that price controls can distort markets and exacerbate problems over the long run.

Adding to the mix: scant year-end trading, which tends to exacerbate price swings.

Simply getting people into a room to vent their frustrations is unlikely to resolve any problems and may even exacerbate them.

An overheated economy can only exacerbate an incipient deterioration in inflationary expectations.

Government reactions have demonstrated the danger that interventions designed to help can exacerbate the problem.

Government reactions have demonstrated that interventions designed to help can exacerbate the problem.

One answer you hear is that pursuing the truth would be divisive , that it would exacerbate partisanship.

Such bleaching events are becoming more frequent as periodic hot spells exacerbate the sea temperature rise due to global warming.

And all the heart-unhealthy behaviors fans tend to indulge in during a big game (fatty foods, smoking, drinking) exacerbate the risk.

Demography, which has disguised the extent of the problem so far, will eventually exacerbate it.

Heavy debts would also exacerbate the consequences of any fall in house prices.

Also, fatty tissue could be soaking up some of the inflammation compounds that exacerbate the breathing issues.

He said failure to act would exacerbate the recession.

If allowed to proceed unchecked , the problem will undoubtedly exacerbate global warming and threaten life as we know it today .

"We would see a danger if prices fall a lot lower -- that would exacerbate the chances of a medium-term supply crunch. "

Economic troubles will exacerbate political tensions. But rumours of the death of capitalism have been exaggerated.

When the Federal Reserve jiggers with the money supply, it is as likely to exacerbate problems as solve them.

Japan should not forget its past, but a focus merely on historical issues will exacerbate tensions.

The punishing and ostracizing of those who voluntarily engage in socially disapproved forms of sexual conduct only exacerbate the problem.

And, just to exacerbate the problem, the lights leave plenty of their own pollution as well.

Marriage does not fix personal, psychological and emotional problems. If anything, marriage will exacerbate them.

One of the big risks of over-capacity is that it could leak into exports, which would weaken growth elsewhere and exacerbate trade tensions.

Do not let the mess on the ground exacerbate the mess in the skies above.

Limited infrastructure and services add to daily frustrations that can escalate violence and exacerbate a sense of exclusion.

Some performance appraisal systems may then exacerbate the situation, for instance, by forcing employees or groups to be ranked.

But a move to shore up a domestic power base may exacerbate frictions elsewhere.

Chelation therapy in children who continue to be exposed to lead is ineffective and may exacerbate toxicity.

Rising commodity prices exacerbate the problem, since they push up inflation and reduce the spending power of wages and salaries.

The psychological effects often exacerbate health problems that the physiological stress response has already caused.

Moreover, if the infrastructure spending ends up increasing industrial overcapacity, it could exacerbate trade tensions.

That would suit Mr Serra but would exacerbate the contrast between the two nations within Brazil.

Pegs that are difficult to turn can also exacerbate the wrist and arm strain that eventually plagues many professional musicians.

The failure of Chinalco's attempt to link up Rio will only exacerbate the problem, they add.

Tamoxifen can induce or exacerbate menopausal symptoms but reduces incidence of contralateral breast cancer and lowers serum cholesterol.

Climate change may well exacerbate chronic hunger and malnutrition across much of the developing world.

If the economic situation is not the China press in 2009 even in the face of would exacerbate the situation.

Failure of the deal could exacerbate trade tensions between the two countries.

This is compounded by the fact that long exposures to microgravity have been shown to exacerbate presbyopia in astronauts.

One of those is to exacerbate the global food crisis.

Human activities that contribute to the heating or that exacerbate its effects must be limited.

In either case, this will exacerbate the problems of the ailing U. S. economy, which in turn will boomerang back to China.

All too often policymakers can inadvertently exacerbate rather than mitigate the magnitude of economic fluctuations.

The burgeoning population will exacerbate food shortages, with the potential for massive social unrest derailing growth.

Although things are not nearly as bad as in early 2008, the trend is negative, and the new law seems bound to exacerbate it.

If ageing does exacerbate the costs of a balance-sheet recession, what can policymakers do about it?

Situations of conflict, post conflict and displacement may exacerbate existing violence and present new forms of violence against women.

If China is already suffering overcapacity in everything, then indeed swelling the urban population would just exacerbate problems.

Remedial action is always expensive and, in some cases, may actually exacerbate the problem.

and the soldiers' frequent interventions in Pakistani politics exacerbate this imbalance and undermine democracy.

FACT: Stress alone does not cause acne but may exacerbate psychological reaction to the acne.

Central banks in the developing world are now worried that falling currencies will exacerbate inflationary pressures.

Without equitable distribution of benefits, national growth can even exacerbate inequities.

Indeed, demand for corn to make ethanol is already increasing food prices. Using corn starch to make hydrogen could exacerbate the problem.

Separately, the FAO warned that rising oil prices could "further exacerbate an already precarious situation in food markets" .

Conclusion The unbalance between t-PA and PAI can promote the formation of micro-thrombus and further exacerbate high pulmonary pressure.

A strong currency would exacerbate that trend.

If the agent is running, do not stop and restart the agent, because that can exacerbate the problem.

Rising sea-surface temperatures and increasing acidification only exacerbate this problem.

These policies exacerbate the economic cycle, and contribute to the paradox of the resource curse.

If left unchanged, such policies could exacerbate China's rich-poor divide and create conditions for tumultuous social upheaval.

"We hope relevant parties will exercise calm and restraint and refrain from actions that exacerbate tensions in the region, " Qin said.

Haile Gebrselassie, the leading Ethiopian runner, has withdrawn from the marathon because he fears the grime will exacerbate his asthma.

A surging Libor could exacerbate larger economic problems because many mortgages are tied to rates that fall or rise depending on Libor.

Wars and conflicts can only lead to social upheaval, and exacerbate hunger and poverty.

Overall, it's Labor Day weekend in the US, so volumes may be thin, which may just exacerbate moves post-payrolls.

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Aid officials who fail to use communications equipment in the way it was intended may only exacerbate the chaos.

The Talibab once controlled much of this trade, but the recent power vacuum could exacerbate the problem.

Aid officials who fail to use communications equipment in the way it was intended may only exacerbate the chaos.

The Talibab once controlled much of this trade, but the recent power vacuum could exacerbate the problem.

Weak quads or a tight IT band can pull the kneecaps out of alignment and exacerbate the wear and tear.

Some Nigerian officials worry that the Chinese practice of importing its own staff will exacerbate resentment in the delta.

People will argue that the central bank may lose money, exacerbate moral hazard and stoke inflation.

If you're prone to spots, try pinning your hair back on a flight as flopping fringes will only exacerbate the problem.

As they move abroad, U. S. oil companies exacerbate methane emissions in the tropics.

The demand for essential resources could exacerbate tensions within countries.

Meanwhile, China's political cycle may exacerbate risks of an asset bubble.

He may also reckon that by hitting the West hard on missile defence, he may exacerbate divisions in the Western camp.

Economic troubles will exacerbate political tensions.

These policies can only prolong and exacerbate the misery of people in Darfur and neighboring countries.

or exacerbate class tensions by continuing to place all the burden on the most affluent Americans?

Caution should be used when consuming caffeine so not to exacerbate these side effects.

Officials' anxiety has grown amid circumstantial evidence that malefactors helped to exacerbate the market turmoil in late 2008.

In fact, in most developed economies high-speed railways fail to bridge regional divides and sometimes exacerbate them.

Orion's greater size, weight and lift, however, exacerbate the engineering challenge.

The jobless gender gap could exacerbate Democrats historic problems with male voters.

The sudden U. S. focus on flawed Chinese goods threatens to exacerbate already tense Sino-U. S. trade relations.

Invasive micro-pump system dust particles, can cause or exacerbate the hydraulic friction and wear components, and further lead to leakage.

The idea is to impose sanctions early in the process rather than at the end, when they would only exacerbate a country's fiscal problems.

The negative press on the sub-prime lending crisis and on financial probity may exacerbate this.

Some suggest using credit-default-swap prices, but these too can exacerbate market swings.

The Food and Drug Administration has warned that some heart medications may exacerbate it.

A 10 percent or high price increase will exacerbate public doubt about local governments' willingness to control house prices.

The current approach in Europe will just exacerbate the problem.

U. S. economists deplored this decline in the purchasing power of the dollar because it tended to exacerbate inflation.

The result would be a widening in China's trade surplus which would only exacerbate international trade tensions.

What is worse, bugs "fixed" during the testing process often exacerbate design problems.

Pushing growth, then, would only exacerbate inflation.

But for people with lupus, the cells are villains that exacerbate the disease, according to a new study.

The report also says there are concerns that the global financial crisis will exacerbate deficits in funding for TB.

China's inflation rate and other external factors obviously could exacerbate conditions.

He also warned that global warming could exacerbate the problem by causing drought.

Doing as Mr Buffett suggests might actually exacerbate this problem.

That trend could exacerbate debt problems by affecting sales tax and other revenues governments need to close gaping budget deficits.

The times of crisis in which Obama has governed only exacerbate the situation.

The structure of the fund management industry and stock market may also exacerbate the problem.

Pakistani officials were not informed of the mission ahead of time, a detail that is likely to exacerbate tensions with the country.

Analysts fear that if the trial postponed again, may lead to further exacerbate the volatile situation in Egypt.

Letting TRIA expire, and abruptly withdrawing the government role in insuring the largest losses, would just exacerbate this problem.

Export restrictions also exacerbate the rise of global food prices.

Numerous factors are known to exacerbate psoriasis.

So how could mental-health problems actually exacerbate acne?

"This will exacerbate the housing downturn. "

Climate change may well exacerbate these problems.

Be aware that some poorly made footbeds can actually exacerbate existing foot maladies and fit issues.

The threat to New START could exacerbate another difference that was papered over in Lisbon.

Any big rise in mortgage rates would exacerbate the nation's real-estate crash.

In rural areas that will exacerbate the sex ratio very markedly.

The impacts of climate change may exacerbate these threats.

Scientists fear that rising sea levels caused by global warming will exacerbate the problem in coming decades.

undoubtedly exacerbate global warming and threaten life as we know it today .

The latest round of job cuts will only exacerbate this problem.

There are reports of tight stop-loss, or sell, orders in some markets that once triggered, could exacerbate even the slightest dip.

Three-strikes laws exacerbate the problem.

Stress can exacerbate an existing case, and can even lead a person to develop the disorder.

These findings suggest that low FOXA2 levels exacerbate liver injury.

Times of economic gloom can exacerbate the problem.

In turn, they exacerbate global warming.

This change will exacerbate the current shortage as more Americans live past 65.

Food inflation hit 11. 7 per cent in May, feeding fears that persistent price rises could exacerbate social tensions.

However, it could also exacerbate the chronic oversupply of ships in some of the most important markets.

Beijing's actions did exacerbate overcapacity in some sectors.

But the farmers that grow the crop often live in drought-prone areas, where poor soil and disease exacerbate poor harvests.

At the same time, one-sided and unduly hasty adjustment would exacerbate the downturns in the eurozone and world economies.

Mouth sores are almost always painful, and regular activities such as eating and talking usually exacerbate the symptoms.

They will exacerbate existing vulnerabilities and they have the potential to throw countries back into the poverty trap.

Still, it is not wise to start threatening your client with talk of lawyers, as that will only exacerbate the situation.

Utter waste, together with inefficient use of water reserves exacerbate the crisis.

In doing so, they exacerbate the problem.

The first is that foreigners are buying up Britain's most famous firms, and weak sterling may exacerbate the trend.

They could even exacerbate some flaws in the economy.

The bigger risk is that growing state interference in the economy will exacerbate them.

But we exacerbate the problem when we dress sloppily or are not well-groomed.

I think that would only exacerbate a situation where people feel trapped by oppressive work schedules.

This is more than twice the amount originally estimated and will exacerbate the country's debt problem.

Stress in general can also exacerbate acne, but not cause it, Ibrahim said.

That would exacerbate concerns not just about Spain's future, but also about Italy's.

However, the risk is that the spending will exacerbate over-capacity in industries such as steel, cement, aluminium and chemicals.

When these families are affluent and can support a reclusive child, it can lead to or exacerbate hikikomori.

For example, a prolonged heat wave can exacerbate existing levels of air pollution, causing widespread health problems.

However, it can exacerbate depression symptoms, and can also cause liver damage.

These measures exacerbate the more than 10 per cent plunge in global trade that is likely this year.

They say they have learnt from South Korea and they don't want to exacerbate any sharp downturn.

Have you done anything to exacerbate the situation?

The output fall in the three countries, which account for half the world's exports, will exacerbate last year's market deficit.

Trade restrictions to hold down food prices exacerbate the problem they are trying to solve

Will exacerbate the current coal, electricity, oil, transport tensions, the economy seemed to tighten further;

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we must avoid over-regulation that would hamper economic growth and exacerbate the contraction of capital flows

exacerbate: v. make (pain, disease, a situation) worse; aggravate

exacerbate to make worse (pain, diseases, problems, etc. )

to exacerbate relations between employers and workers

US elections exacerbate tough China relations

The problem will undoubtedly exacerbate

But this runs into several objections: taking money away from a country that is critically short of funds would exacerbate a crisis;

Faltering growth will exacerbate the crisis

exacerbate the scarcity of facilities

The cities where ever more people will be living need to grow in ways that don't exacerbate the problem;