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This approach revealed how an early viral infection can magnify the impact of inherited allergy risk.

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In such an environment, the risks of any disaster are magnified: When people live so close together, a fire can spread quickly and affect thousands at once.

Investors on both Wall Street and Main Street have borrowed heavily to magnify market bets.

In Janus materials, the strong coupling between layers magnifies this effect, allowing even extremely small forces to produce measurable strain.

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And secondly, on emphasis, they insist they hadn't expected so much talk about Wes Streeting, which was then massively magnified by all those interviews he was booked in to do on Wednesday morning.

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