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Usage of compounded in English
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The political crisis in neighbouring Mali has only compounded the hunger problem.
The Guardian
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For Democratic House strategists, the problems are compounded by the election map.
Reuters
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However, he said the effect might be compounded by the virus's impact.
Radio NZ
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The problem is compounded by a lack of new drugs in development.
The Irish Times
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ESB Networks said yesterday's bad weather compounded the problems in some areas.
The Irish Times
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Power cuts in the country's ageing electricity system have compounded public dissatisfaction.
The Guardian
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Those early concerns have since compounded and evolved into a mounting crisis.
Wired
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The situation has been compounded by high rates of unemployment and inflation.
BBC
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In many cases, the slick compounded factors that already threatened the environment.
Reuters
10
Retired state workers now get automatic, compounded 3 percent benefit increases annually.
Reuters
11
U.S. stocks extended their losses as the news compounded already jittery markets.
Reuters
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This problem is compounded by the conflicts of interest some panellists disclosed.
The South African
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The fact that the frame is not anatomic only compounded the problem.
Climbing Magazine
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The problem is compounded in NSW due to limited alternative recharge options.
News.com.au
15
Many said the government had compounded their bitterness by curtailing collective mourning.
Reuters
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Worries about tension between the US and China only compounded market woes.
The Irish Times
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