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In certain jurisdictions, for example, moms have advocated for replacing old school buses, which produce emissions that can exacerbate asthma, to electric ones.

Already, a shortage of child care access “is estimated to cost California “$17 billion in lost productivity and economic output” annually, they wrote, and cuts to Head Start would “exacerbate this loss.”

Instead of insulating Conservative and Labour from the impact of a third-party challenge, as it has done so often before, first-past-the-post exacerbated their losses.

Critics however say a controversial goods and services tax hike exacerbated it.

But that only exacerbated the chaos surrounding his “beautiful” tariffs, and the economic uncertainty he’s spawned.