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The body begins to experience stress,and all of this over time is exacerbated.
Sometimes this problem is exacerbated by a burning sensation and pain in the groin.
Recommended to make him an enema from Magnesia,when the problem is exacerbated.
The problem is exacerbated if a man drinks alcohol, smokes, leads the wrong image.
If an alcoholic indulges this,then itwithdrawal syndrome is exacerbated- there are sleep disorders and mental disorders.
This situation is exacerbated by the limited guarantees which SMEs can offer to their creditors.
As I was saying to Zooey, study after study has shown that aggression is exacerbated by violent images in popular culture.
In Bangladesh the problem is exacerbated by the fact that a section of the population is illiterate.
Many parents are faced with the lies of their children at one or another age, butespecially the problem is exacerbated in communicating with adolescents.
The problem is exacerbated in very many countries by the migration of specialist medical staff.
In the island states of the Pacific and Caribbean, the high price of imported oil is exacerbated by the small markets and long transportation distances.
This problem is exacerbated where a service will cross more than one infrastructure network.
Main reason for this is based on the fact that poverty in rural areas is exacerbated by poor transport infrastructure and a complete dependence on the car.
The situation is exacerbated by the fact that it brings an enormous burden to social and healthcare structures.
Without doubt, the matter of immigration is once again becoming a serious domestic policy issue in some of the Member States, and is exacerbated by the economic crisis.
This problem is exacerbated by demographic development and will have a sustained impact on civil society activities.
The same difficulties are encountered in Brussels as at national level,and the situation is exacerbated by the fact that national policies should be coordinated at EU level rather than the other way round.
The situation is exacerbated by the fact that these payments were to people in key positions within the administration.
How can we oppose the creation of a Europeanfood agency in the face of the growing concern on the part of consumers, a concern which is exacerbated by the sensation-seeking attitude of the media?
This situation is exacerbated by the new legislation and practices in the United States since 11 September.
Whereas organic farms refrain from using industrially manufactured, water-soluble chemical fertilisers and plant protection products, for example,the energy consumption and climate impact of conventional farming is exacerbated by the use of such substances.
The impact of these barriers is exacerbated by the differences in the regulation of unfair commercial practices by Member States.
While there are legitimate environmental and public health concerns underlying some of these problems, and recognising that this is in many cases a matter for local authorities,it is clear that the situation is exacerbated by the multiplicity of regulation and a lack of consistency or co-ordination in the procedural and policy approaches adopted at local or regional level.
The situation is exacerbated by the fact that certain transactions are considered as services in some Member States and as goods in others.
Difficulties encountered in the context of debt collection148 are a problem which was the subject of complaints in numerous contributions and which is exacerbated by excessive delays in cross-border payments149: a number of enterprises use the payment delay as a kind of credit facility, as the interest charged on late payments is low and redress procedures are slow.
The disorder is exacerbated in people with obesity and if your symptoms are not adequately addressed, in some cases may require surgery.
Article 299(2) of the EC Treaty states that the provisions of the Treaty apply to the outermost regions and hence the Canary Islands, account being taken of their structural economic andsocial situation, which is exacerbated by their remoteness, insularity, small size, difficult topography and climate, economic dependence on a few products, the permanence and combination of which severely restrain their development.
The situation is exacerbated by weaknesses in the internal control of public tenders, many of which are awarded at local level.
This increasingly evident dependency is exacerbated by the fact that energy is being used more and more often as a means of exerting political pressure.
This is exacerbated by the fact that many men do not know how to talk about the problem and are even too embarrassed to go to the doctors about it.