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The government's Commission of Air Quality Management said air quality is expected to further deteriorate in the coming days.

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"In previous decades, houses in poor condition... became increasingly dilapidated and deteriorated on the property market, prompting the municipality to intervene", he told AFP.

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But relations deteriorated after Islamabad accused the group of providing a safe haven to the Pakistan Taliban, which has launched an armed insurgence against government forces.

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However, after Harris and Hampton were placed on injured reserve, questions arose about who would lead the Chargers’ running game behind its deteriorating offensive line.

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John Bozzella, chief executive of the Alliance for Automotive Innovation, the top U.S. car industry group, warned that the Nexperia situation could deteriorate quickly and affect the global economy.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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