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Seventy two percent of global water use is in agriculture, and population increases coupled with climate change will only exacerbate the demand for water.
And I see you brought flowers, which will only exacerbate Freddie's allergies.
And I see you brought flowers, which will only exacerbate Freddie's allergies.
Because of course, you know, if more rain comes, this will exacerbate this already very challenging situation.
Fast fashion helped to exacerbate the problem with the typical European consumer generating about 16 kilograms of textile waste in a year.
Fast fashion helped to exacerbate the problem, with the typical European consumer generating about 16 kilograms of textile waste in a year.
these are all things that are practiced, and they are behaviors that I've spent a long, long time learning about how I naturally cope with them and then trying to exacerbate my strengths.
However, the use of social media can exacerbate these feelings of not fitting in and not feeling good.
However, the use of social media can exacerbate these feelings of not fitting in and not feeling good.
And our national interest will be served only if this project does not significantly exacerbate the problem of carbon pollution.
does not significantly exacerbate the problem
Did the allowance of legal ivory to go into China exacerbate a situation?
Did the allowance of legal ivory to go into China exacerbate a situation?
Well, we do know that too much garlic can actually exacerbate something called gastroesophageal reflux disease or reflux, and that could easily be something that makes it difficult to fall asleep.
Is this possible?" Well, we do know that too much garlic can actually exacerbate something called gastroesophageal reflux disease, or reflux.
This can exacerbate anxiety, making it more difficult to relax to avoid external judgment.