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Recent interruptions to the water supplies, together with overcrowding, are aggravating factors in this epidemic.
最近水供應(yīng)的紊亂，加上人口過度密集，是這一流行病的加重因素。
Although soaring temperatures clearly played their part in aggravating the fires, so did a number of human factors.
溫度猛增對大火加劇無疑起到了推波助瀾的作用，但也不乏種種人爲(wèi)因素。
The breed of dog is special in that it doesn't shed hair , and so is less aggravating to his 10-year-old daughter Malia who suffers from allergies .
這衹小狗的特殊之処在於它從不掉毛，這樣就不會(huì)加重奧巴馬10嵗女兒瑪利亞的病情。瑪利亞對狗身上掉下來的毛很敏感。

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