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UK, US and European nations all clamped down on short selling during the crisis over fears it was exacerbating market slumps, particularly in financial stocks.

As well as exacerbating class divisions in calling for revolution, Mr Thaksin is playing a more dangerous game over the rule of octogenarian King Bhumibol.

As the country develops at breakneck speed, bank lending is expanding fast (by 37% last year) and there is massive demand for Building materials and equipment, exacerbating the risk of overheating.

But governments are not just failing to act: they are exacerbating the mess.

With the development of the world economy, the environment is increasingly exacerbating.

GTN(glyceryl trinitrate) provided no relief although normally relieves pain in minutes, no other relieving/exacerbating factors.

It blamed the "jungle of education funding streams" for exacerbating the problem, by deterring young people from going to college.

More generally across the economy, a fall in inventories has been exacerbating the recession as firms meet demand from stocks rather than new production.

Whatever brought on the initial shock, hoarding now is exacerbating it.

In cases where the murderer is found, the punishment is weak for all involved, exacerbating the likelihood of future murders.

Nevertheless, the oil price rise has increased inflationary pressures and trade deficits in some of the developed countries, as well as exacerbating tensions over the level of gasoline taxes.

The initial effects were mixed, with sharp appreciations of the dollar and pound causing problems for the two countries’ exporters and exacerbating the recession of the early 1980s.

But, the contraction in demand will have a large multiplier effect, exacerbating the damage.