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	An “aggravation” approach applies when the worker has a pre-existing but non-disabling condition. After acceptance, the worker’s injury is dealt with like any other claim and the whole disability is compensable.		An “aggravation” approach applies when the worker has a pre-existing but non-disabling condition. After acceptance, the worker’s injury is dealt with like any other claim and the whole disability is compensable.

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