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Meanings of exacerbate the problem in English

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Usage of exacerbate the problem in English
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He added that the Greece debt crisis could exacerbate the problem.
Reuters
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His solution to introduce legislation will only, in our view, exacerbate the problem.
The Irish Times
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The more we grow using conventional methods, the more we exacerbate the problem.
The Guardian
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Increasing student numbers and the property boom exacerbate the problem.
The Irish Times
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Yet these strategies tend to entrench and exacerbate the problem.
The Guardian
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Stark racial disparities in income and wealth exacerbate the problem.
Ebony
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Their presence also would exacerbate the problem of trying to hide from prying eyes.
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In rural areas, harsh economics can exacerbate the problem.
Reuters
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Increasing affluence has served merely to exacerbate the problem.
The Irish Times
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If there's a bully in your family, holidays can exacerbate the problem, writes Anne Dempsey.
The Irish Times
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Efforts at livening things up with music and song seemed only to exacerbate the problem.
Ilse Witch
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It has been suspected that having a TV in the bedroom might exacerbate the problem.
The Guardian
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And the distraction of videogames could exacerbate the problem.
Wired
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I can't further exacerbate the problem by being the first one to break that tradition.
Masked
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Doctors also exacerbate the problem, as some see FGM as a useful source of extra income.
The Guardian
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One psychologist, Dr Mitchell Byrne, described to Australian news.com.au how social media can exacerbate the problem.
Independent.ie
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