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• The volatile situation was furthered acerbated by the actions of the King of Poland, Augustus II the Strong.
• Horsey went free, but the public anger was acerbated by his release, and Parliament became more and more involved.
• The economic turbulence of the time acerbated social tensions in Peru and partly contributed to the rise of the violent rebel movement Shining Path.
• A small sample size one to a mere handful of specimens per taxon as is often used in molecular studies further acerbates the problem.
• Kosotov reiterated international observers'fears that unrest in Albania could acerbate tensions in the neighboring southern Serb province of Kosovo, where the predominate Albanian population wants independence.
• EU Competition Commissioner Mario Monti insisted however, that the contract acerbated, if anything else, worries that the Rupert Murdoch-owned satellite BSkyB grabbed too much of the market.
• EU Competition Commissioner Mario Monti insisted however, that the new contract acerbated, if anything else, worries that the Rupert Murdoch-owned satellite BSkyB grabbed too much of the market.
• In the wake of the Sept . 11 attacks on New York and Washington, people suddenly grew aware of the bioterrorism threat and the fear was acerbated by the anthrax attacks in the United States which have killed five people.
• In the wake of the Sept . 11 attacks on New York and Washington, people suddenly grew aware of the bioterrorism threat and the fear was acerbated by the anthrax attacks in the United States that have killed five people.
• The world's wine capital was the hottest spot of the whole of France, with the official temperature of 37 degrees Celsius ( 97 degrees Fahrenheit ) acerbated by a scorching sun and hardly a breeze to cool things down.
• The EU blames the threat of famine to a drought affecting much of southern Africa but said it was acerbated by a political and economic crisis and " the undermining of commercial agriculture by the'fast track'land reform, " boosted by Mugabe, an EU statement said.
• "We're worried if manufacturers once again break their consent decrees and emit far more ( pollution ) than allowed, it could acerbate our ability to meet federal health based ( air quality ) standards, " said Bill Becker, executive director of the Association of State and Territorial Air Pollution Administrators.
• The EU blames the threat of famine on a drought affecting much of southern Africa but said it was acerbated by a political and economic crisis and " the undermining of commercial agriculture by the'fast track'land reform, " boosted by Zimbabwe's President Robert Mugabe, an EU statement said.