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The changes they see may cause a sense of aggravation, perhaps even uncertainty about the future.
Concomitant infection with rotavirus, however, caused a dramatic aggravation of the clinical signs, and 5 of 6 experimentally infected piglets died.
The modern age's aggravation of diseases-that is, the resultant mental-health problems-was one reason for the importance of a correct understanding of body and mind.
The very attempt to establish the charge by evidence, would often be a gross aggravation of the original injury [more speech is not the solution here].
Paternal alcoholism, parental psychopathology, and aggravation with infants.
To this cognitive flexibility (both linguistic and representational) is connected the well-known flexibility of the interpretations sanctioned by the evolutive perception of the phases of illness (aggravation, remission, becoming chronic).
Fathers' alcoholism has been linked with increased risk for fathers' aggravation with their infants and with higher negative affect, lower positive engagement, and lower sensitivity during free-play interactions.
We know that this very trade is a major reason for the aggravation of conflicts and that the innocent civilian population suffers the most casualties.
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