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1 McDaniel, 53, was released from prison earlier this year after serving nearly 10 years for aggravated child molestation.

2 For nearly one week, the two top experts in the field had aggravated the situation with useless tests.

3 The phenomenon, known locally as “the graying of the fleet,” is aggravated by storms like Ida and reflected in the steep decline in the volume of shrimp and oysters caught since 2019.

4 I, too, felt aggravated about our efforts to connect with Ezra.

5 At the heart of the felony aggravated assault charge against Cosby is the alleged 2004 drugging and molestation of a former Temple University athletics official at the comedian’s suburban Philadelphia estate.

6 Hours before the public announcement of Richard Lewis’ death, I actually texted her a photo of Lewis shrugging, looking particularly aggravated.

7 Fantagraphics curator Larry Reid says the Hoover strips, featuring a bulldog with an uncanny resemblance to the FBI director, aggravated Hoover no end.

8 mary aggravated her injuries by refusing treatment.

拒绝治疗加重了玛丽的受的伤。

9 After pleading not guilty, Rice was admitted into a pre-trial diversionary rehabilitation program that will allow him to avoid jail time, and may result in him having the aggravated assault charges dismissed.

10 Filippo Bernardini, 29, entered the plea in Manhattan federal court to wire fraud and aggravated identity theft charges lodged against him after his Wednesday arrest as he arrived in the U.S. on a flight.

11 Italy's museums have been strapped for funds for decades, but art world officials say the economic crisis has aggravated the plight.

12 Tapia has a prior criminal record, including a conviction on a 2006 charge of aggravated battery on a police officer, for which he served two years of probation, court records show.

13 Still aggravated and now bleary-eyed, he walks downstairs and peers out the window.

14 Federal prosecutors will try to show that there is probable cause that the former "Survivor" producer killed his wife and that he should be sent to Cancun to stand trial on an aggravated homicide charge.

15 The operation aggravated the ulnar nerve.

手术刺激了尺骨神经.

16 The trial marks the end of a journey, and follows months of courtroom struggles by Mr. Cosby to have the charges — three counts of aggravated indecent assault filed in December 2015 — thrown out.

17 In the late 1960s, the two cities had schools of comparable quality and similar crime rates, although Menlo Park had a slightly higher incidence of violent crime, especially aggravated assault.

18 What we’re really trying to be more clear about is that the relationships are real, the reactions are real — when you’re talking to the prince, and the prince is aggravating, you have to be aggravated.

19 A doctor's report stated the cause of death was heart failure aggravated by heavy drinking.

20 And maybe that’s too fine a distinction to help her feel better, but your wife’s behavior looks to this layman like anxiety, long on the scene but lately aggravated to a problem level.

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