" I like to call it "heightened reality" or "heightened fiction.
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It's not that it's any different from any other relationship: the dynamics are heightened, the stakes are heightened, the potential for drama is heightened.
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With the current heightened awareness of sexual violence comes heightened accountability for our representatives.
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Together, the studies associated PPI use with a 603 percent heightened risk of developing dementia, 44 percent heightened risk for osteoporotic bone fractures, 20 percent heightened risk for heart attack, 70 percent heightened risk for clostridium difficile infections (which can be life-threatening), 30 to 50 percent heightened risk for chronic kidney disease, and an increased risk of stomach cancer.
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"Short term use was associated with a 15% heightened risk; medium term use was associated with a 17% heightened risk; and long term use with a 29% heightened risk," Bérard said.
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It's a heightened world, but the day-to-day lives that the girls live are not heightened.
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Heightened concern The arrests come at a time of continued heightened concern over the terrorist threat to France.
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Heightened tensions The alleged Iranian attempt to seize the British tanker comes amid heightened tensions between Washington and Tehran.
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But if heightened partisanship results in heightened support for the First Amendment, that's still a win for free speech.
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When we were in post working on the scene, I realized that it was heightened, but it wasn't heightened enough.
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Heightened risk of slavery In many countries, the simple fact of being female creates a heightened risk of falling into slavery.
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Heightened security concerns Friday's online siege follows months of heightened cybersecurity fears in the U.S. after hackers breached Democratic political organizations earlier this year.
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New York State Governor Cuomo, New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio announcing heightened security across our city and our state, and heightened police presence at public events.
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The series — already physical — has reached a heightened state.
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Or, perhaps, if there is heightened media attention on terrorism.
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Does it contribute to a heightened willingness to take risks?
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School officials have requested a heightened police presence, he said.
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A heightened sense of keep it clean, keep it appropriate.
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The proposal comes amid heightened tensions between the two countries.
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Your ability to understand others and be understood is heightened.
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"Heightened protectionism would be no good for anyone," he said.
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Tension reigns over the scene, heightened by Levinthal's formal mastery.
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He does admit, however, the mood may be heightened now.
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However, the remarks come at a time of heightened tension.
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So there's a lot of uncertainty, heightened emotional feelings, stress.
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Adults above the age of 65 are at heightened risk.
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In consequence, the FOMC minutes will be of heightened interest.
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"[We have] heightened concerns of promotional intensity in the space."
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I actually play Eva Longoria – but a much heightened version.
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South Korea stands in a perpetual state of heightened emotions.
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Her views are believable in some fantastic and heightened way.
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The choice of Sapochnik as director also has heightened expectations.
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The social cost of not asking these questions has heightened.
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The unravelling of the nuclear deal has heightened such fears.
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Now heightened for comic effect, they seem alien and strange.
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Heightened security across the city is common during the UNGA.
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His unresponsiveness to simple questions has only heightened our concerns.
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Friday's test provoked a heightened response from US military chiefs.
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Your intuitive ability will be especially heightened at this time.
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But that doesn't make for good highlights or heightened controversy.
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Bond yields have tumbled as global economic fears have heightened.
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Security has been heightened in the aftermath of the assassination.
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Will this heightened awareness change the way we experience periods?
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However, the potential effect of heightened country risk remains unaddressed.
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But this can lead to heightened government scrutiny of schools.
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A little bit heightened, so we can enjoy the magic.
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That just heightened the overall sense that control was gone.
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It's about five degrees to the right, a heightened reality.
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The demand is heightened by a distinct lack of supply.
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Airlines could stand the most to lose from heightened tensions.
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A heightened sense of alertness has set in, as well.
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Now, because of the heightened level of cruelty, it's visible.
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Rogers is facing heightened competition for phone and television customers.
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Tensions heightened further when the Stena Impero was captured Friday.
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The heightened attacks on Mr. Trump began Monday, when Mrs.
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The case has heightened tensions between the two regional rivals.
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N heightened concerns about potential regulatory hurdles to Comcast's bid.
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Your intuition is heightened now that Mercury is in Taurus.
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You should also avoid arguments since people's tempers are heightened.
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In some cases, the heightened awareness has improved people's behavior.
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Kulczak found that VR heightened her appreciation for the food.
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Women are now also facing heightened mental and emotional concerns.
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The food satisfied my hunger; the moment heightened my appreciation.
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It gives us the flexibility to create a heightened reality.
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It is the mundane experienced through heightened, sometimes supercharged emotions.
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This kind of heightened monitoring has become a global phenomenon.
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The heightened tensions have put the Pentagon in a bind.
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The heightened sense of isolation brought me to my knees.
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We have a heightened sense of connection, communication and passion.
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Their vulnerability was further heightened by subprime and predatory lending.
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Who needed another headache in an era of heightened sensitivity?
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The question was whether heightened tensions would start one anyway.
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With the supernatural cast to the story, everything feels heightened.
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The shooting in El Paso has only heightened the anxiety.
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But for Marcus DeSieno, this heightened awareness is nothing new.
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Nervousness and exhaustion have contributed to heightened anxiety and paranoia.
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A series of deadly industry incidents has only heightened concerns.
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The FAA cited "heightened military activities and increased political tensions."
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Unsettling video imagery by Jesse Kanda only heightened the drama.
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She remembers being in a perpetual state of heightened anxiety.
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That said, heightened volatility could be trying for bullish investors.
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The companies have been more cautious amid the heightened scrutiny.
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Mexico's own heightened border security is also having an effect.
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Heightened surveillance, prompt information sharing and enhanced preparedness are recommended.
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Yet the gadgetry only heightened the songs' very human longing.
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The experience is only heightened by the invention of gifs.
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McDonald's faces heightened scrutiny for labor conditions around the world.
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It drew heightened attention because of the circumstances surrounding it.
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Our shared mental state heightened, taking us into group flow.
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They all help make the case for heightened shareholder skepticism.
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This gives heightened importance to Trump's pick to lead OIRA.
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Paradoxically, the heightened fear of escalation also makes it likelier.
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The news conference comes amid heightened expectations for economic growth.
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The developments have heightened interest in several related legal issues.
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The episode has heightened interest in several related surveillance issues.
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The heightened progressivity has mostly come through the income tax.
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It's like a heightened "Curb Your Enthusiasm," yet more grounded.
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Still, the pandemic has left heightened uncertainty in its wake.
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Trump's family separation practices have only heightened the center's alarm.
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This heightened security protocol does comes with a steep price.
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Fears and tensions are heightened in the US right now.
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A lot of it was heightened ... KS: Even the Kardashians.
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The heightened risks are presenting themselves against a backdrop of limited policy space, historically high debt levels and heightened financial vulnerabilities, officials said in the joint communique of the International Monetary Fund's steering committee.
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Heightened tensions The latest clashes come at a time of heightened tension between the neighbors over Kashmir, a Muslim-majority region that has been disputed territory between India and Pakistan for the past 70 years.
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The march comes amid heightened tension between police and racial minorities.
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South Sudan, Nigeria and Yemen are also areas of heightened concern.
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I believe that heightened equity volatility may be on the horizon.
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But Doctor Strange borrows more than the Wachowskis heightened action sensibility.
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That sound you hear with your heightened senses is shots fired.
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That heightened expectations policymakers were preparing to reduce their stimulus programme.
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The result can be a heightened, more bankable profile in Hollywood.
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The serendipitous nature of this story only gets heightened from here.
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Dalio's comments come amid heightened volatility in the U.S. stock market.
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The news comes amid heightened tensions between the US and Iran.
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But the whole show has a kind of heightened theatrical quality.
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Thanks to his heightened senses, Matt hears the bomb ticking underground.
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The heightened rhetoric increased the appeal of safe-haven government debt.
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Police said they were maintaining a heightened presence, fearing copycat attacks.
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The petition comes among heightened concerns about security at the convention.
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The doctors asked whether he was under heightened stress at work.
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So this one doesn't get bonus points for temperature-heightened pungency.
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Immigration may have heightened competition for some jobs, pushing pay down.
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The fossil fuel industry is facing heightened scrutiny on several fronts.
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Austen's abiding themes emerge in heightened and often illuminating relief here.
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It's all about the suspense, the timing, and the heightened senses.
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That heightened anticipation about how Chinese markets may respond on Friday.
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And so, as 2018 begins, Snap finds itself under heightened scrutiny.
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Some overseas investments have been derailed due to heightened official scrutiny.
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Industry groups say the rules' heightened disclosure requirements will benefit consumers.
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Heightened tensions in the Middle East are also keeping investors cautious.
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" He said Wednesday's proposal should "spur a heightened level of action.
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Its immersiveness stems from a balance of heightened drama and believability.
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Heightened tension On the sidelines, Obama will meet with world leaders.
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This only heightened calls for an inquiry into the entire industry.
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Officials put this trend down to people's heightened fear of deportation.
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In a lot of cases, it exacerbates an already heightened defensiveness.
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For Josie and Isabelle, the noose incident only heightened their anxiety.
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An exception to the heightened price awareness is the pharmaceutical sector.
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The objections come against a backdrop of heightened India-China tensions.
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Equities trading had been heightened around the US election in 2016.
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Tensions between communities have heightened following deadly attacks by Islamist militants.
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The June primaries were an early indicator of Democrats' heightened enthusiasm.
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Strains between Washington and Tehran have heightened further since the spring.
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All of these findings were heightened with greater favorability for Trump.
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Such quiet historically has been followed by periods of heightened volatility.
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The case also comes amid heightened focus on the First Amendment.
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Terrorist attacks in Paris have also heightened tensions in the region.
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Your psychic abilities are heightened, and the energy is very sensitive.
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When did this show become a heightened piece of gothic horror?
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Biotech and pharmaceutical shares face heightened risks from criticism over pricing.
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Recent developments here in North Carolina have only heightened my concerns.
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The attack has heightened concerns across Europe in days before Christmas.
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In February, Commissioner Kara Stein, a Democrat, called for heightened scrutiny.
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If anything, the contradictions exposed by the trial have been heightened.
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Wade as the source of the heightened emotions surrounding Kavanaugh's hearing.
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"There isn't a heightened appetite for inorganic activities," Murdoch told analysts.
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Then came the 2008 financial crisis, along with heightened customer anxiety.
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Attendees should expect heightened security in the wake of Saturday's attacks.
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Nonetheless, the effect of heightened partisanship on public opinion is worrying.
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We love real-guy, ordinary incompetence in a heightened genre situation.
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Heightened geopolitical and economic tensions with adversaries exacerbate the risk today.
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The role has taken on a heightened significance in recent years.
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The United States has a heightened obligation to the Northern Triangle.
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Maybe that heightened awareness isn't something every American wants to have.
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Security was also heightened on the French side of the border.
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It subjects big banks and other financial institutions to heightened regulation.
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Scorpio is a psychic energy, and your abilities will be heightened.
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That's not a criticism, but it certainly heightened my early disorientation.
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The report comes amid heightened tensions between the U.S. and China.
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Our psychic abilities will be heightened, and reveals are taking place.
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The controversy has been heightened after numerous reports of such cases.
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Our heightened anxiety has its roots in the way we think.
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When this is not possible, their anxiety and uncertainty is heightened.
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Your emotions are heightened today, and you're brought to tears easily.
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Republicans went back to calling out the factor of heightened partisanship.
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This heightened concern about gerrymandering is also being felt in Florida.
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Lethal force raises this to a level of real heightened concern.
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Mr. Trump's candidacy, Brennan said, has heightened her concerns at school.
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The heightened anxiety felt by users will likely only amplify errors.
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In the midst of heightened emotion, they gave in to passion.
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Sites like Facebook and Twitter have had heightened roles as well.
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But it feels like we're living in heightened times of anxiety.
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He said the heightened pressure to win could produce better results.
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The urgency to act has been heightened by Congress' work schedule.
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Her senses felt heightened, and sounds and colors were more vibrant.
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In this case, however, the footage provides ground for heightened suspicion.
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Friday's transit comes amid heightened trade tensions between Washington and Beijing.
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New York's governor was also on a heightened state of alert.
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The 21625 timeline unleashed the current wave of heightened climate alarmism.
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The attack has heightened already-volatile relations between Washington and Tehran.
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"There's a heightened risk of terrorism against aviation," the government said.
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Sorey's drumming sometimes heightened the otherworldly atmosphere and sometimes disrupted it.
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Australia is on heightened alert for attacks by home-grown militants.
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That heightened expectations policymakers were preparing to reduce the stimulus programme.
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There is some evidence that heightened protection and investment could work.
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Carper's request comes amid heightened tensions surrounding cybersecurity within the administration.
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It also comes amid heightened tensions over North Korea's nuclear ambitions.
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The attack has heightened concerns about a rise in hate crimes.
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This week's developments have only heightened the scrutiny of the coverage.
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And I think that's heightened when you're in an unfamiliar environment.
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Concerns about immigration have also been heightened by fears of terrorism.
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Protests in Beirut on September 29th heightened the sense of crisis.
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The move comes amid heightened tensions between the U.S. and Iran.
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Amid this heightened insecurity, candidates and voters alike are proceeding cautiously.
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A heightened sense of accountability can also keep power in check.
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The heightened warning of additional, possibly imminent attacks was visible nationwide.
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The threats led to calls for heightened awareness at Jewish facilities.
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The meeting came amid heightened friction between Iran and the West.
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This year there's been a heightened political tone at awards shows.
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But which came first: the extreme gerrymanders or the heightened polarization?
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His death heightened a U.S. debate on police treatment of minorities.
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The tragedy heightened the nation's already ongoing debate over gun control.
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The park's sparse winter crowds heightened the otherworldliness of the trees.
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It's less opera as tourism and more as heightened dramatic art.
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The way IPOs work, that is a sign of heightened demand.
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The school was first placed under heightened federal oversight in 2014.
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Mr. Zahab's arrest comes as Australians have been on heightened alert.
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The letter comes as tensions between Washington and Pyongyang remain heightened.
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Perceiver: A heightened emotional state can keep the conscious mind distracted.
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And for many, that sense was heightened, early on, by food.
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For most election watchers, the heightened interest in Gabbard was unexpected.
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And several other Democrats have heightened their own calls for impeachment.
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Border checks were heightened to prevent travelers from bringing in books.
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"Zimbabwe is experiencing a period of heightened tension," a statement said.
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It's the latest in a recently heightened culture crisis at Uber.
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It also heightened tensions on international oil shipping routes through the Gulf.
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Heightened trade tensions with the U.S. are beginning to hit China's growth.
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Increased competition is one element, but there will be heightened expectations, too.
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Meanwhile, other instances of water contamination — in Minnesota and Alabama — heightened concerns.
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But Hara doesn't want that—with Staples, he's lobbying for heightened appreciation.
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This heightened spiritual awareness brings communities and congregations together across the globe.
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Adrenaline had blocked out the pain, but my other senses were heightened.
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The condition places him at heightened risk of developing life-threatening diseases.
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But that truth has been heightened and edited, and relies on our
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Recession makes Argentina's manufacturers more wary of heightened competition from Brazilian business.
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On one level, heightened scepticism towards the establishment is a welcome development.
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The stares, from harsh or curious faces, heightened his sense of isolation.
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Russia's rouble fell 0.5 percent, against a backdrop of heightened geopolitical concerns.
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With such a significant role, the need for responsible behavior is heightened.
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The way those fundamental differences played out is what heightened their chemistry.
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Heightened uncertainty would immediately deter investment and consumer spending, the thinking went.
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So in that heightened context, what is the role of the critic?
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Tensions between the U.S. and Russia are currently heightened on several fronts.
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Political turmoil in Italy, Britain and Hong Kong has also heightened uncertainties.
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Kang noted that "employment has held up" amid the heightened trade tensions.
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The Nigerian Haze heightened my senses, as it does for many others.
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The increased violence has heightened security fears in Kabul, Afghanistan's capital city.
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The show has "heightened" elements, but is grounded in authentic-feeling stories.
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International turbulence has only heightened Germans' temperamental preference for stability and predictability.
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The payoff is heightened by the "absence of an actual sad event".
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They have heightened fears of a resurgence of Islamist terrorism in Indonesia.
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Why it matters: America's big banks are facing heightened scrutiny in Congress.
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Despite the heightened pitch of campaigning, the matter is at an impasse.
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It seems like he wants the same thing as Julia: heightened surveillance.
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After Orlando, some cities heightened security in order to protect pride marchers.
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This could make liberals more likely to approach issues with heightened sensitivity.
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Lebanese security services have been on heightened alert for in recent weeks.
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If I'm a buyer with security-heightened needs, issa bulk buy, imo.
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Tensions have heightened over allegations of Russian interference in the presidential election.
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A lot of people are just doing a heightened version of themselves.
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That experience heightened her interest in art therapy and inspired the mural.
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When I got my contract with Philly, it heightened everything for me.
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The country has been on heightened security alert since the Christchurch shootings.
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Relationships are a big focus today, as is your heightened psychic ability.
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Last week, Santos tightened border controls and heightened security in frontier towns.
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The developments come amid heightened tensions between the U.S. and North Korea.
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FED'S WAIT-AND-SEE APPROACH IS PRUDENT, GIVEN HEIGHTENED UNCERTAINTY, EVANS SAYS
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The government has heightened censorship of foreign media since the king died.
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But in Richmond, Virginia, heightened risk isn't enough to satisfy standing requirements.
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A heightened sense of fear, paranoia, hatred, intolerance and anger pervades America.
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Trump occupies the White House in an era of heightened Presidential powers.
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The increased prices come amid heightened focus from lawmakers on drug prices.
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What happens if Pakistan is on a heightened state of nuclear alert?
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Security was recently heightened at the Colorado Capitol due to separate legislation.
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Like most physical activities, the products you use take on heightened importance.
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The shooting heightened the tension among the demonstrators and the police alike.
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"Thus, heightened global surveillance for the dissemination of scarlet fever is warranted."
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The news also coincided with heightened scrutiny of Chinese firms like Huawei.
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Against that backdrop, Guccifer 223's words are taking on heightened interest.
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The votes came against the backdrop of heightened US tensions with Iran.
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The political tensions also created a heightened and palpable sense of competitiveness.
|
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The results of the election only heightened the urgency of these calls.
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But its effects are heightened by getting the backstory in full first.
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The tension is heightened when it comes to material considered essential heritage.
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The meeting comes at a time of heightened scrutiny for the FBI.
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That heightened role has caused a reaction by the West, it says.
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Such testimony would have heightened value to Mueller given Trump's own statements.
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Despite years of heightened recognition and new laws, this human slavery persists.
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People now make special trips, with book in hand and heightened expectations.
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The footage captured moments of heightened tension between protesters and the police.
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" He added that Wednesday's proposal should "spur a heightened level of action.
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You're in a chatty mood today, and your intuition is also heightened.
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Most worryingly, people with depression are at significantly heightened risk of suicide.
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Around 350 soldiers though will remain on a state of heightened readiness.
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For me the acts of love and romance just feel more heightened.
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Everything in these works is heightened, on the cusp of the ecstatic.
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In these women's cases, this fear was heightened by Cosby's celebrity status.
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I definitely think the stakes are heightened because of the new format.
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This is heightened and filled out by the addition of a band.
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However, volatility in performance ratios is possible given heightened operating environment pressures.
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Also: I have a heightened libido, but I don't have a woman.
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The appointments come following a period of heightened turnover on Facebook's board.
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The civil investigation places heightened scrutiny on an already reeling entertainment company.
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For example, participants in general reported heightened sexual pleasure while on amphetamines.
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S. trade dispute, which has heightened pressure on China's already slowing economy.
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The United Nations' disarmament office has warned of heightened risks to peace.
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Tensions between Iran and the United States have heightened in recent weeks.
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Heightened fantasy sequences have been part of Euphoria's vocabulary since Day 1.
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Care of these patients also puts health care workers at heightened risk.
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There is a lot of hostility and a lot of heightened speech.
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Liberia now joins Guinea in a 90-day period of heightened surveillance.
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That can't be heightened on, so instead, Season 2 just repeats it.
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And there have been many onscreen moments heightened by her singular voice.
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"Heightened uncertainty can cause people to pull back from investments," he said.
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This optical state is heightened as we step back from the painting.
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It's an assertive, dramatic, robust reading of the music, with heightened extremes.
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The episode heightened concerns about people who ignore requests to self-quarantine.
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Despite the heightened demand, Brondell isn't struggling to fulfill orders, they said.
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Do you think heightened security measures could help prevent future terrorist attacks?
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We are at a heightened risk of human rights violations and abuse.
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They come at a time of heightened tensions between Washington and Pyongyang.
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Heightened market volatility is really not new for many of these investors.
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She comes from a more heightened world, and I'm self-proclaimed basic.
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He added that there were heightened concerns about terrorist activity in Italy.
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Whatever Virginia ultimately does will come under heightened scrutiny in that context.
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Concerns about the airspace over Washington have been heightened since the Sept.
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Warren's fall in the polls coincided with her heightened attacks on billionaires.
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In this material, de Wilde clearly sees an opportunity for heightened expressionism.
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Gililland pins this difference on the heightened stigma associated with sex work.
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There's been heightened racial tensions in that town in May and July.
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Certain citizens from Iraq and Venezuela will face restrictions and heightened scrutiny.
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"When you are under the influence, that shit is heightened," he says.
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Connecting with men through sex heightened by meth, therefore, seemed the antidote.
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Heightened rates of chronic illnesses can persist in flooded areas for decades.
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Scorpio season finds you with a heightened sensitivity to the material world.
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Sanders, meanwhile, was able to escape the heightened scrutiny frontrunners generally face.
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Readers react to the heightened tensions between the United States and Iran.
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This heightened attention on the White House trail is an important shift.
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"I think it's possible we're feeling a heightened sense of civic responsibility."
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For me, growing up on the camera, those insecurities were all heightened.
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" GLOBAL: "Downside risks from heightened trade tensions and geo-political developments remain.
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"Heightened uncertainty will keep the pound on a general downtrend," he added.
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A Chinese winner is likely to face heightened regulatory scrutiny, they said.
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Both demand a heightened awareness of the potential perils that surround one.
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Recent events, however, have heightened doubts that such an agreement will work.
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They have heightened sensing, intelligence and can see and do things better.
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Heightened walls of water come crashing down, swallowing everything in their path.
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"There's certainly heightened focus here on the activities of ICE," he said.
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The destroyer encounter capped weeks of heightened tensions between Beijing and Washington.
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The review comes amid heightened tensions between the U.S. and North Korea.
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Teachers reported they saw an immediate heightened fear of deportation among students.
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Moon's victory comes amid heightened tensions between the U.S. and North Korea.
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Tensions have heightened between the two nuclear-armed countries since a Sept.
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Heightened protections would allow pharmaceutical companies to elevate prices throughout Pacific markets.
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"In America, we have heightened awareness about racial disparities," Mr. Stewart said.
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Industry groups say that the rule's heightened disclosure requirements will benefit consumers.
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But the surge in wealth has also heightened expectations for career success.
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Despite the heightened fear over school shootings, active shooters are statistically rare.
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" Daily life in America, she said, was becoming a "heightened inhospitable condition.
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Working in the kitchen has also heightened my relationship with cooking food.
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So red, it added a heightened surreal quality to Christopher Lee's Dracula.
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The Islamic Republic's response to that pressure, however, only heightened the danger.
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SM: It offers an alternative narrative at a time of heightened xenophobia.
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But it comes at a time of heightened sensitivity to Italian risk due to the proximity to the European elections, heightened tensions within Italy's ruling coalition, the U.S. trade war with China, and after a lacklustre bond auction.
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But it comes at a time of heightened sensitivity to Italian risk due to the proximity to the European elections, heightened tensions within Italy's ruling coalition, the U.S. trade war with China, and after a lackluster bond auction.
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But Salvini's comments came at a time of heightened sensitivity to Italian risk due to the proximity to the European elections, heightened tensions within Italy's ruling coalition, the U.S. trade war with China, and after a lacklustre bond auction.
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While risks to the economy have heightened from six months ago, the BOJ must scrutinize whether such risks have heightened enough to derail Japan's economic fundamentals, he added, suggesting that he saw no immediate need to top up stimulus.
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The scene represents an already heightened series at its most heightened, as the physical finesse of the two "heroes" (heroes relative to the murderous gangsters they're fighting, at least) is almost supernatural (which is fitting, considering the church setting).
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A rash of kidnappings and Taliban bombings have heightened security fears in Kabul.
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Metzl said recent awareness of concussions has heightened parents' concern about the issue.
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If anything, working in the beauty industry has only heightened my dormant insecurities.
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The video comes at a time of heightened tension between Israelis and Palestinians.
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Heightened political tensions and the upcoming election are clouding the outlook as well.
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It comes at a time of heightened tensions between the US and Iran.
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You'll return to your task with heightened concentration and focus on your goal.
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You'd think dogs, with their heightened senses, would be somewhat immune to pranks.
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Hwang takes the helm at a time of heightened tension with North Korea.
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"We're in a heightened state of urgency," Northwestern safety Kyle Queiro told reporters.
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The production handles the heightened drama of documentaries and fiction with expert care.
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I think that, that scrutiny will be heightened more than any presidential family.
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I wonder what he's meditating on — hopefully reaching some heightened state of awareness.
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Everything's so heightened, so it just tastes even better than it usually does.
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The designation requires compliance with risk management standards and heightened oversight by regulators.
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Schools in Barnegat were expected to be under heightened security again on Friday.
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Economic tensions with their near neighbours are heightened by the Tuareg's distinctive traditions.
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These traits already exist in you and are just heightened when you drink.
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Odds are, you had trouble getting through because of the heightened service demand.
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It has certainly heightened concerns about trade and its drag on global growth.
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If we can really dive into Jack as a person, everything gets heightened.
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South Korea has been on heightened military and cyber alert since the Jan.
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Under heightened scrutiny, many prominent men, including some in animation, have been punished.
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The prospect that Guillén would miss her son's funeral heightened the family's pain.
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The heightened pride we felt in those months to follow for our country.
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That led to heightened tensions on international oil shipping routes through the Gulf.
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It's telling us that there's heightened concerns about the risks on the outlook.
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But her shifting political positions aren't the only thing facing heightened scrutiny lately.
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It is also due to heightened competition from China and to technological change.
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"I just feel like we live in such a heightened time," Doyle continued.
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The achievement heightened American anxieties that nuclear tensions could spill over and upwards.
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The decline in Chinese investment comes amid heightened tensions between Beijing and Washington.
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Libras enter a heightened, almost trance-like state when they're with their lovers.
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The case comes amid heightened concern over Chinese theft of U.S. trade secrets.
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Their time apart in recent months heightened speculation of trouble in the marriage.
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The government has heightened censorship of foreign media since the king passed away.
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They are dramas, yes, and sometimes they are heightened, but they are dramas.
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So it'll be a whole ensemble cast playing a heightened version of themselves.
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The rash of kidnappings and Taliban bombings have heightened security fears in Kabul.
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The incidents come at a time of heightened tensions between Washington and Beijing.
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Relatively dovish comments from Governor Mark Carney during the week heightened such expectations.
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She was stuck in a cycle of worry, heightened vigilance and more worry.
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Your intuitive abilities are especially heightened today, thanks to the moon in Scorpio.
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Heightened expectations among educated city dwellers included a desire for a freer society.
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That's why Kraft Heinz is placing heightened focus on this important environmental issue.
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The controversy was only heightened after the ranking Democrat on the committee, Rep.
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The case comes amid heightened concern about Chinese theft of U.S. trade secrets.
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He credits "internet rumors" with fueling heightened interest in Sidewalk Labs' urban experiment.
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It's no surprise that minorities are encountering heightened police violence across the nation.
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"We anticipate heightened volatility in Boeing shares," Morgan Stanley analyst Rajeev Lalwani said.
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Fired as FBI director May 9 amid heightened tension surrounding the Russia probe.
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"Potential homebuyers may be more cautious given the heightened economic uncertainty," Fratantoni said.
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The incident took place amid heightened tension between the United States and Iran.
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Some 79 percent see a heightened risk of state-on-state military conflict.
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Would someone in such a heightened emotional state really think to do so?
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The trip comes at a time of heightened tension between Washington and Pyongyang.
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Trump's poor standing in the polls only heightened the scrutiny of his position.
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Their heightened stress levels instilled the album with even more urgency and aggression.
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Muslim-Americans aren't the only people of color who worry about heightened rhetoric.
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This year's exercises are also taking place in an area of heightened uncertainty.
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Conversely, the heightened standards could reduce transaction costs associated with counterparty default risk.
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There's a heightened season where you're aware you have to take preparedness precautions.
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The flight comes amid heightened tensions over arms control between Moscow and Washington.
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The revelations come at a time of heightened scrutiny over U.S. military breaches.
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The total cost of his heightened border security requests would be $33 billion.
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Under this heightened pressure, the top-two system has unquestionably sprung some leaks.
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The meetings come amid heightened Western concern about Chinese influence in the Pacific.
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Nonetheless, our expectations of heightened leverage levels are in line with its rating.
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The stunning feat happens amid heightened concerns about the security of election systems.
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This eased concerns about potential oil supply disruptions amid heightened U.S.-Saudi tensions.
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The leaks came during times of heightened tension between those countries and Russia.
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Maybe the fact that they were so lo-fi heightened the spook appeal.
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As the sheer volume of information increases, polarization will be heightened as well.
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Trump has offered praise for the far-right leader amid the heightened criticism.
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The Trump administration's immigration policy has been under heightened scrutiny in recent weeks.
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The heightened attention caused by the bee episode had increased the factory's visibility.
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Taken together, the events have reflected and heightened racial tension across the country.
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Your heightened awareness of the emotions of other people makes you highly conscientious.
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Her prose is best when she allows her characters heightened moments of awareness.
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The unprofessional and inaccurate statements being made have only heightened Mr. Grant's suffering.
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They have heightened the worth of the final five weeks of the season.
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Parnell's victory comes at a time of heightened national debate about domestic violence.
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It is imperative that the firm document all of these heightened review measures.
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Historically, Russia's market is volatile, and the geopolitical risks have heightened that effect.
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He demurred when asked whether the heightened tensions in Ukraine would also arise.
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Heightened tensions with Ankara weaken NATO solidarity and play right into Moscow's hands.
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The news comes alongside heightened concerns of a broader economic slowdown or recession.
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At Campbell, the challenge is heightened by its largest shareholders, the Dorrance family.
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The TSA dogs were chosen because of heightened energy levels and strong drive.
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The King statue's unveiling also comes after heightened scrutiny of Confederate statues nationwide.
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The ship's seizure will only raise already heightened tensions between the two countries.
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The election-related incidents follow a year of heightened attacks against Muslim Americans.
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Its boss has also come under heightened scrutiny over his presence on Twitter.
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The connection between geopolitics and heightened malicious cyber activity is a global phenomenon.
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The heightened interest in Mount Everest has been a revenue boon for Nepal.
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I had all these feelings of insecurity and they were very much heightened.
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Mania is typically characterized by grandiosity, racing thoughts, irritability, sleeplessness and heightened impulsivity.
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"That stuff is now heightened because you have this new stimulus," she says.
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Receptive Venus in empathetic Pisces will definitely bless you with some heightened intuition.
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Instead of dimming the fantasy or defanging the terrors, the two are heightened.
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But they said there has also been a heightened focus on other tasks.
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But with the accolades came heightened scrutiny and soon a deluge of criticism.
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Like today, 1968 was a period of heightened tensions on the Korean Peninsula.
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In his drama, García Lorca transformed the key characters and heightened the bloodshed.
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The inspired and frenzied acting performances are heightened by Fumio Hayasaka's tense score.
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But, as Mr. Price's case shows, the practice has fallen under heightened scrutiny.
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Owning a sliver of that, having that sense of custodianship, heightened that involvement.
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Mr. Erdogan's anti-American behavior and his drift toward Russia have heightened anxiety.
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Heightened tensions between the two countries had raised concerns about possible supply disruptions.
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An outbreak of a mysterious lung disease linked to vaping has heightened scrutiny.
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Such concerns are obviously heightened by Facebook's data privacy and election interference scandals.
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But it has heightened speculation that the military could push out the government.
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It's like a take on your own lip color but not too heightened.
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Opera singers, he said, were often more comfortable than actors with heightened demands.
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It's not a heightened moment, it's not a dull moment, it's just right.
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"That heightened pace means you also have a lot of errors," said Baker.
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However, it has created a heightened level of uncertainty in the deal environment.
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Heightened cleanliness measures and no shaking handsWarburg advised agents to avoid shaking hands.
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Strategists are also urging patience during this heightened volatility, cautioning against panic selling.
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But there's not a basis for heightened concern, compared to 15 years ago.
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Sanders faces heightened scrutiny The focus of the next nine days is Sanders.
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Defenders of the government, meanwhile, have heightened rhetoric against the new democracy activists.
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One of the reasons for the heightened projections was OptumHealth, UnitedHealth's pharmaceutical wing.
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The tweets certainly drove additional news coverage, causing heightened awareness of the book.
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"We're at a heightened state always when we play South Africa," said Foster.
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The label subjects a firm to heightened regulatory standards and higher capital requirements.
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Heightened geopolitical tension is likely to keep demand for the new supply elevated.
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You're in a state of heightened empathy as Venus harmonizes with psychic Neptune.
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The yen tends to benefit in times of crisis or heightened market uncertainty.
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The accusations, made public before the 2019 march, heightened a sense of infighting.
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Heightened tensions between the United States and Iran support that outlook, he said.
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At al-Asad camp, troops could rest easy after days of heightened alert.
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People with chronic illnesses are also at a heightened risk for flu complications.
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Still, the early chatter has heightened interest in how the impeachment process works.
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Since turning forty, I'd started to suffer from a heightened sense of claustrophobia.
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But John is concerned that heightened absurdity threatens to render his craft redundant.
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Some longtime lawmakers are questioning the wisdom of the heightened security measures. Rep.
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This heightened survival instinct may now threaten population recovery efforts, the study warned.
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One asset that tends to rise during times of heightened anxiety is gold.
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The sublimity of the act is heightened by the earthly mess around it.
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The courtroom was closed to the public because of the heightened security risk.
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Conflicting official accounts regarding the incident heightened concerns of a potential cover-up.
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Heightened scrutiny when you're running for POTUS is a sure sign of process.
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In this varied field, there is a heightened possibility for surprises or breakouts.
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A higher skew typically indicates investors are buying more protection on heightened anxiety.
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As back to school season, September is marked by heightened attention to education.
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It's present in the first film, but it seems even more heightened here.
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We have a heightened awareness and understanding of what sexual power imbalances mean.
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You could say I was in a situation where the issue was heightened.
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That leads to heightened tensions and adds to the risk of a miscalculation.
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Like many Americans, I'm in a constant, heightened state of stress and shame.
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Donald Trump's victory has just heightened our urgency to continue counting our losses.
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A number of French concerts were canceled in 2016 amid heightened terror concerns.
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Of course, Heightened visibility begets heightened expectations — and so, it comes as little surprise to find GlerAkur's debut LP, The Mountains Are Beautiful Now, dwarfing its extended-play predecessor: not just in terms of scope, but ambition and songcraft as well.
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Nursing homes at heightened risk The cluster of illness is the first of its type in the US, where 219 million people live in long-term care settings and may be at heightened risk because of age and underlying health conditions.
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The recent market sell-off has heightened concerns over the path of rate increases.
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The achievements come at a time of heightened racial tension in the United States.
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The announcement came at a time of heightened trade tensions between the two countries.
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On Sunday night, Russian media reported heightened Ukrainian shelling on the battlefields of Donbass.
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The reports come amid heightened scrutiny around sexual harassment claims in politics and entertainment.
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The resumption of power delivery comes at a time of heightened Israeli-Palestinian tensions.
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The chaos over tariffs that has heightened business uncertainty represents a self-inflicted wound.
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The problem is that unconscious breathing can cause heightened levels of stress and discomfort.
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I think that same force was heightened when it came to actually giving birth.
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What we learn in our loneliness can give us a heightened sensitivity to others.
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The recent rout has heightened concerns over the path of the Fed's rate increases.
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Swift revealed that the 2017 Manchester bombing heightened her anxieties about going on tour.
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Now activists are trying to capitalize on the heightened awareness with the #passtheERA campaign.
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The park has come under heightened scrutiny after 30 horses died there since December.
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The assault on congress has enraged the opposition and heightened apprehension among Venezuela's neighbours.
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Even Apple, which has heightened exposure to China, caught a 1.6% bounce, he noted.
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You suffered from the heightened pollen count, instead of a cold-weather sinus infection.
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The water was only slightly deep in her parking lot, and her worries heightened.
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REUTERS POLL - INVESTORS RAISE SHORT BETS ON MOST ASIAN UNITS ON HEIGHTENED SINO-U.
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The news roiled global stock markets as China responded with its own heightened tariffs.
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Remaining in a state of heightened arousal undermines physical and mental performance, she explained.
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Before trade tensions heightened, China was responsible for more than 60% of soybean exports.
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Perversely, the workout only heightened his fear of failing, of missing the next class.
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Russian state weather monitors reported heightened background radiation levels around the site and beyond.
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But the three aluminium bodies are certainly right when they refer to heightened instability.
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Heightened emotions may lead to blaming and more squabbling, which means mirroring won't help.
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But it is unclear whether historical lessons hold in an era of heightened partisanship.
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" Orange signifies a volcano exhibiting "heightened or escalating unrest with increased potential of eruption.
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She'd heard promises that microdosing LSD would yield heightened productivity and dissipate mental clutter.
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Political turmoil in Hong Kong, Britain and Italy has also heightened uncertainties for investors.
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Citizen and officer videos of arrests and killings have heightened scrutiny of police behavior.
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But the company will be under heightened scrutiny by the Pentagon for another year.
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It was lyrical and heightened: You were fully aware you were watching a play.
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The threat of an attack on U.S. soil was heightened around the new millennium.
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By suggesting that pupils record their teachers in action, ESP has heightened their fears.
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This is the time for a heightened civic awareness, focusing on action and responsiveness.
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External financing conditions are affected by heightened political and economic risks in South Africa.
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"These are shared experiences," he explains, ones that carry little risk for heightened emotions.
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While GIC is worried about heightened political and policy uncertainty, including the Sino-U.
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So we crisped up the lines and heightened the symmetry, cleaning up the looks.
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It said its concerns had been heightened by a profit warning on Oct. 1.
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"There will be a heightened risk of aftershocks [from this week's quake]," Rowe said.
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For some, all this heightened sensitivity doesn't feel good, particularly in the first trimester.
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The situation has heightened the agency's challenges in recent years of getting a consensus.
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The problem with this kind of excitement is that it leads to heightened expectations.
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Trump's visit comes amid heightened tension between his administration and the city of Chicago.
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Recent news stories seem to suggest a heightened controversy around telecom behavior is brewing.
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"State lawmakers feel a heightened urgency to act in the Trump era," Mauk said.
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Nevertheless, competition will remain heightened and consolidation is likely to remain a key theme.
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And recent ISIS attacks have only heightened its impact on the current political environment.
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There's a dreamy vibe in the air, and your psychic abilities will be heightened.
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But Rachel's big sister was right — we're in a climate of heightened racial tensions.
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Hardly the stuff of surging volatility, widening yield spreads and heightened exchange rate uncertainty.
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And the nation is already on heightened alert because general elections begin on Sunday.
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Ant's bid comes amid heightened tension between China and the United States over trade.
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The arrest heightened tensions between the U.S. and China amid the ongoing trade war.
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Several instances of vandalism of Jewish cemeteries, though unrelated, heightened fears of anti-Semitism.
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This latest demonstration is indicative of the heightened political participation of young people today.
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The original game's stop-to-shoot controls heightened the fear, but also the frustration.
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The choreography of "baby elephants" learning to play with soccer balls heightened our empathy.
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The establishment of the mission center comes amid heightened tensions between Washington and Pyongyang.
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The warning further heightened insurers' and reinsurers' concerns, Oklahoma Insurance Commissioner John Doak said.
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Does the bipartisan appeal of executive experience endure in an era of heightened polarization?
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Recent drills over South Korea by two U.S. strategic bombers have further heightened tensions.
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The RWE reflects heightened probability that the rating may be upgraded, downgraded or affirmed.
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His death comes during a time of heightened political tension with the upcoming election.
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Banks are keen to preserve their margins to compensate for heightened corporate credit risk.
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The sensitivity is heightened because the Russians share information closely with the Syrian regime.
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It's practiced in industries with heightened safety concerns, like oil and gas and transportation.
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The incident resulted in heightened security at many major airports in India last week.
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Australia's Foreign Minister Julie Bishop had earlier acknowledged heightened Chinese interest in the Pacific.
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Amid heightened political scrutiny of drug prices, many manufacturers have pledged to curb increases.
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Among the features other card companies might want to copy is Apple's heightened security.
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This carries heightened execution risk and may negatively affect the bank's profitability and capitalisation.
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Corporate bond financing also slowed sharply, reflecting heightened credit risks, economists at ANZ noted.
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Being in that state of hypervigilance—a state of heightened alertness—can be exhausting.
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Long-term institutional investors stayed away in light of heightened geopolitical risk, traders said.
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Over the past year, alas, a string of North Korean provocations has heightened tensions.
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Are the effects of psychedelics—much like other senses—heightened for a blind person?
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Singapore called for heightened vigilance a day after the suspected militants were rounded up.
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It really heightened my sense of moving on and what that actually looks like.
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A heightened awareness did, in fact, soften the hold my emotions had on me.
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Save for the usual heightened postseason pushing and shoving, both teams kept to themselves.
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It seems the McDonald's corporate team is already considering the heightened demand for chicken.
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The world, above all things else, needs to be revealed as a heightened experience.
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But Wojtaszek wasn't worried about heightened tensions between the United States and China, either.
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Perry also writes dialogue that quickly veers into a heightened literary register of anxiety.
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Still, Khan said he feels a heightened sense of fear since the presidential election.
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Its offer for Ruralco comes amid heightened global interest in the country's agricultural sector.
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The escalating North Korean cyber campaign comes amid heightened tensions between the two neighbors.
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The House voted Thursday to impose new sanctions on North Korea amid heightened tensions.
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It was the latest sign of investors' heightened sensitivity to deepening divides over trade.
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Nowhere is this false advertising more heightened than when we think of successful people.
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The episode happened against a backdrop of heightened racial tensions in the United States.
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Tensions have only heightened since then after North Korea launched a long-range rocket.
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Airports in Paris, London, Prague, Amsterdam and Moscow have all reported heightened security today.
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Republicans are putting heightened scrutiny on ObamaCare payments that they argue break the law.
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The hack comes amid heightened scrutiny of companies that fail to protect customer information.
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What has developed is the heightened malevolence from campus leaders towards the First Amendment.
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We've seen a heightened level of activism that translated into Democratic victories last night.
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Warmbier's conviction comes at a time of heightened tension between North Korea and America.
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Heightened uncertainty about the trade deal also saw a nervous week for international markets.
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The attacks have prompted widespread calls for gun reform and heightened mental health care.
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Patients say the drug gave them heightened clarity and ability to address their problems.
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U.S. government debt prices were little changed on Wednesday amid heightened global trade fears.
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Finally, revelations of Russian misdeeds have heightened pressure in Washington to raise other costs.
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But the MPC's policy stance remains controversial for some, especially amid heightened U.K. inflation.
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The arrests come at a time of heightened tensions between the U.S. and Iran.
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Only in the last few years has it gotten the heightened scrutiny it deserves.
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But the threat of heightened government involvement could slow the industry's development in Japan.
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Negative global cues due to heightened worries over international trade conflicts also impacted sentiments.
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But speaking to high school students last month amid the heightened tensions, Lt. Gen.
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Thanks to heightened defense spending under the Trump administration, we have the bigger hammer.
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Chinese suppliers of military equipment and technology typically rise amid heightened geo-political tensions.
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Investigators had already confirmed the heightened levels of chlorine gas with the chlorine meter.
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There was a heightened police presence at the event, but organizers didn't inform participants.
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The transience of the Elusive Targets turns Hitman into a heightened, vivid play space.
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The mission comes amid a period of heightened tension between India and neighboring Pakistan.
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It's an occasionally terrifying blend of incredibly heightened sensations and a dismally blank dullness.
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The SEC has heightened scrutiny of ETFs after an irregular volatility seen on Aug.
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That fact heightened the indignation of the protesters when the police began teargassing them.
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They are periods of heightened geopolitical risk, high volatility, growth slowdowns, and outright recessions.
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The heightened details and level flow of Black Mesa just make it more stark.
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Its data-mining practices are already under heightened scrutiny in the U.S. and Europe.
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"We don't feel that our threat is heightened by coming here," said Ms. Butler.
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Neoliberalism was a heightened form of individualism that brought great benefits and grave costs.
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The struggle he faced was a heightened version of the tension in all history.
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Even then, though, the heightened tone of the performance keeps it from feeling grim.
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The video is surfacing amid heightened nationwide tension over police treatment of black people.
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They often lack the training of professionals who work in a heightened tension state.
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By the same token, it exposes them to inevitable political stakes and heightened scrutiny.
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The delay generated opposition in Congo and heightened diplomatic pressure from outside the country.
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The era's heightened nativism had not cowed Americans immigrants, their children or their allies.
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Fascinated by Mr. Gerber's heightened sense of hearing, Mr. Pilafian bandaged his own eyes.
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Is it mere heightened awareness, or do we need to point to concrete change?
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That potential is heightened, not diminished, when the gaze is present for her rape.
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But several brazen shootings this spring have heightened the sense of urgency and outrage.
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The arrival of Netflix and Amazon into the fray has only heightened the competition.
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Others like Kroger are advertising immediate job openings to keep up with heightened demand.
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Others like Kroger are advertising immediate job openings to keep up with heightened demand.
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Taylor: It's been an interesting time traveling right now, when it's definitely heightened anxiety.
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These new surveillance options come at a time of heightened angst about parental supervision.
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Trading of these two stocks was halted in morning trading due to heightened volatility.
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Facing heightened market volatility, private credit investors may also take a more conservative approach.
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In recent years several factors have increased the auction's tally — and heightened its profile.
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The passing of the years together has only heightened their appreciation for their union.
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"What we're finding is, sometimes, events trigger heightened awareness of the product," he said.
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If anything, the experiment only heightened my love for Applebee's and all chain restaurants.
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This fate seems to flow, in part, from the heightened initial expectations of him.
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Generally speaking, Cisco hasn't been making lots of noise about its heightened Webex usage.
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The heightened tension between the U.S. and Saudi Arabia drove Saudi stocks down yesterday.
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Just a few weeks ago, France's bond market was benefiting from heightened global volatility.
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At Indy, it's really heightened how much you have to be on the ball.
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The event was part of a heightened fund-raising push by America First Action.
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Asia markets mostly fell on Monday following heightened geopolitical tensions in the Middle East.
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Visuals by the Japanese artist Daito Manabe only heightened the sense of suspended undulation.
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That uncertainty heightened residents' anger as food spoiled and businesses and schools stayed closed.
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This juxtaposition of tough sanctions and military exercises has predictably heightened North Korea's threats.
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In a time of heightened racial conflict, though, its concerns are showing some wear.
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"You're getting a heightened degree of nervousness, not full panic quite yet," Cashin said.
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The tenor of the deportation frenzy was heightened by the upcoming 19396 Presidential election.
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They profit from burning my likeness on TV. But who pays for heightened security?
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Those reports last week heightened fears the economy may be flirting with a recession.
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That directly translates into heightened risks for those representing the Administration and its policies.
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Together, these factors meant that they had, effectively, no heightened risk for cardiac disease.
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Meanwhile, the dollar and bond yields slipped as concerns over heightened trade tensions lingered.
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These feelings can only be heightened for many by the onset of SAD symptoms.
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They also exhibit heightened levels of certain traits, like frugality, resiliency, conscientiousness, and consistency.
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Speculative investing in the space has heightened concerns over the potential risks to investors.
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But is art, and heightened awareness, enough to influence the direction of Bacalar's development?
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The Sunday test came on the back of heightened geopolitical tensions in the region.
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Federal officials are concerned about sending employees to Iran because of the heightened tensions.
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The regulators are examining whether the loans might expose the banks to heightened risks.
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Tuesday's encounter was the latest in a series that has heightened tensions in Syria.
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Putin already has plans to address the heightened hostilities between the U.S. and Iran.
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Most cases involve marijuana, though the outbreak has nonetheless heightened alarm around e-cigarettes.
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Dromgoole heightened this adaptability by refusing to give the production any strong interpretive twist.
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""We would all benefit from a resurgence of moderation and heightened regard for principle.
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Worry over the film's violence led to heightened security at many theaters opening weekend.
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Arguments are won on logic and evidence, not force of personality or heightened passions.
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This heightened sensitivity will probably apply to how boards identify, evaluate and manage conflicts.
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According to Turkos, her PTSD and anxiety has heightened over the last two weeks.
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The exchange comes amid heightened speculation that Sessions could be on the chopping block.
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While virtual reality creates a heightened sense of immediacy, the medium has trade-offs.
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It was just the beginning of the heightened tensions between Google and its workers.
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Officials at other major media companies have been on a heightened state of alert.
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But in this case, the sun didn&apost show any unusual or heightened activity.
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But here, the timeline was so compressed that those themes felt distilled and heightened.
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The stakes were further heightened by a decision that Obama made four years earlier.
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The almost true-to-life quality of today's games has dramatically heightened those concerns.
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Republicans are pushing for heightened federal oversight and potentially control of Puerto Rican finances.
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They were told that it was a chance for "heightened creativity" and totally safe.
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Experts, however, told CNBC they don't believe there's likely to be any heightened activity.
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This incident comes amid heightened US-China tensions over a broad range of issues.
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The personality that has clustered on the right grows out of heightened threat response.
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The new poll comes amid heightened tensions between the media and the White House.
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The move comes in response to heightened tensions between the U.S. and North Korea.
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Heightened exposure to natural disasters has also raised their need to spread risk geographically.
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Younger chefs in particular have grown up with a heightened awareness of civic responsibility.
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Two factors create heightened urgency and greater danger of potential Trump firings and pardons.
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Now, these deadlines create an inescapable cycle of heightened political tension around the JCPOA.
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No new laws were passed that led to the heightened attention to for-profits.
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Blanchon estranges these things from their native contexts and gives them a heightened singularity.
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Military training sites for enlisted recruits also implemented heightened procedures for its screening process.
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At that point, many report a cool, composed mood, sometimes with heightened mental clarity.
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Mr. Trump ordered airstrikes in Syria amid heightened tension with North Korea and Russia.
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These complexes were built during heightened tensions of the Cold War, during the 1960s.
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He argues that we live in a state of profound uncertainty and heightened alertness.
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One could argue that certainly, the era of mass media has certainly heightened it.
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"First, all the missile defense systems are put on heightened alert," Baker told me.
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One last similarity of these two novels is the heightened drama of their endings.
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"I think it's also important to remember ... combustible companies also do have e-cigarette product lines, and they may be forecasting that as we move into a much more heightened regulatory framework, capabilities and capacities to deal with a heightened regulatory environment."
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Even heightened Brexit uncertainty and weak stock markets failed to dent demand for Italian bonds, which tend to move with other risk assets, thanks to reduced political uncertainty in Italy and heightened expectations for rate cuts and stimulus at next week's ECB meeting.
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For example, Sanofi's blockbuster diabetes drug, Lantus, will face heightened generic drug competition in December.
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Since then trade tensions, disappointing data and heightened Brexit uncertainty have fuelled world recession fears.
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Since mime is largely silent, physical acting, it requires a heightened dexterity and body awareness.
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The heightened censorship coincides with the upcoming 19th National Congress of the Chinese Communist Party.
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It's a heightened, sometimes stagey take on a trashy exploitation flick, but it is mesmerizing.
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Furthermore, given the long wait for a major MacBook Pro update, heightened interest is unsurprising.
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It has been linked to heightened risk of liver damage, cancer, stroke and heart conditions.
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Other writers have called the event "surreal" and "intoxicatingly selfish," which only heightened my curiosity.
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Four Americans are being held in North Korea as diplomatic tensions with Washington have heightened.
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Heightened security at the World Cup after a taxi plows into a crowd in Moscow.
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Past testing has shown that children living close to the plant are at heightened risk.
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Heightened security at the world cup after a taxi plows into a crowd in Moscow.
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It followed heightened expectations that Bolsonaro's government could reveal pension reform plans earlier-than-expected.
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For instance, a number of African Americans I interviewed worried that guns heightened racial tensions.
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Thousands of police lined the course as part of heightened security because of the incident.
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Having sex and masturbating can relieve tension and lead to heightened cognitive functioning, she says.
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"In this context, there is heightened sensitivity to these headlines," said Antoine Bouvet at Mizuho.
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"Everybody has heightened their level of alert," said Wade, a resident of Bunn, North Carolina.
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The outburst -- highly unusual for such an occasion -- underscored the heightened emotions of the moment.
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Since then trade tensions, disappointing data and heightened Brexit uncertainty have fueled world recession fears.
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Digital fun came into question as parents heightened their concerns about kids glued to screens.
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The IRNA report comes after days of heightened tensions between the United States and Iran.
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Bharara's announcement comes amid heightened attention on excessive use of force by police against minorities.
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It seems like you emerged from prison with a heightened sense of self-awareness. Yeah.
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Those protests heightened pressure on Democratic elected officials who had already themselves opposed the order.
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The heightened death risk was most pronounced with recent onset depression, the study also found.
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The series of coordinated terror attacks in Paris a week earlier only heightened the fear.
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Palin achieves her Whitmaneque effects through heightened language: alliteration, habitual gerunding, and marathon-long sentences.
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First, the recent acceleration in economic growth and low interest rates has heightened inflation concerns.
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Your psychic abilities will be heightened—pay attention to your gut, Sagittarius; don't ignore it!
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Of course with that heightened image-consciousness comes a lot of accusations from older generations.
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All of these problems will be heightened when sending crew to Musk's dream destination: Mars.
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This along with gas output and continuous activity mean Ruapehu is seeing heightened volcanic activity.
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The operation comes amid heightened security fears around the Games following the events in Nice.
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"It was fun to create a heightened world based around our real wedding," Peele added.
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What is alarming is the degree to which they have heightened without any such flashpoint.
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Investors were again on edge Friday amid heightened trade tensions between the U.S. and China.
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The insurer said heightened political and economic uncertainty prompted clients to opt for guaranteed products.
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It is also a time of rising economic pressures, and of heightened fears of terrorism.
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And because on a crowded subway, you're essentially stuck, the sense of disgust is heightened.
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It also acknowledged the heightened regulatory scrutiny it has faced over the past several months.
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Her palette has been compared to the heightened color of German expressionist Ernst Ludwig Kirchner.
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The precarious foreign exchange position has heightened concerns over the government's ability to repay borrowers.
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The Treasury argues that clearing houses should be subject to "heightened regulatory and supervisory scrutiny".
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The attack comes amid heightened cybersecurity fears and a rising number of Internet security breaches.
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Heightened security fears Violence has erupted across the central Asian country this spring and summer.
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The pressure on Huawei has heightened tensions between the United States and China over trade.
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As that happens, there's a heightened risk to those whose Aadhaar numbers have been compromised.
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But you probably haven't heard much about Detroit, despite heightened national scrutiny of police shootings.
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It's little wonder why this planet-sign combination is associated with heightened feelings of romance.
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Ray tracing is a computer graphics technique that can create an image with heightened realism.
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EISEN: IT'S HARD TO MODEL THAT SORT OF POLITICAL HEIGHTENED POLITICAL RISK AS AN ECONOMIST.
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"Weiner" has become a source of heightened anxiety for Ms. Abedin and the Clinton campaign.
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Stallworth convinced the department of the threat a heightened KKK presence posed to the community.
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These fears were further heightened when my original colorist wasn't available for the double-process.
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A comment on Nathan's Instagram sends our girl into a heightened frenzy and it's intense.
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But heightened national divisions would make it harder to build support in the governing council.
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The U.S.-China tariff standoff has heightened volatility in financial markets over the past month.
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The battle inside the courtroom could be heightened if other accusers are allowed to testify.
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He said the shooting has heightened security at the Florida school and changed the mood.
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He's also bringing along new music and a heightened eagerness to connect with his audiences.
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But Justine Damond's presence in the US put her in heightened danger for no reason.
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The move was caused in part by heightened geopolitical tensions, which threatened the oil supply.
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Projection particularly plays a major part in the heightened reactions to the play's torture scene.
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Back in Murkowski's Washington office, her staff debated how to manage her newly heightened profile.
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Religious troops can expect to receive permission, but some rabbis complain about the heightened scrutiny.
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When this was switched to a high frequency noise, subjects reported heightened levels of sweetness.
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Human rights groups have expressed concern over Iraq's shutdown, which comes amid heightened political instability.
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Dunham: Even at some of our recent shows, you can tell there was heightened security.
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That suggests that our enjoyment of an already-enjoyable thing is heightened when we're high.
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But the fracas at Uber seems to have heightened the senses of some budding entrepreneurs.
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He also said he could not rule out a military confrontation given the heightened tensions.
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These trends have heightened the tensions between what technology enables and what workers most need.
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Volatile growth and heightened market risk originating from the regional expansion relatively undermine risk controls.
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The details of these heightened standards are controlled by independent regulators at the Federal Reserve.
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EM: It kind of is, but Skins is like a heightened, extreme version of it.
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In fact, performance peaks under the heightened activation that comes with moderate levels of stress.
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The pressures of raising three children as a single parent are heightened in this movie.
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The Baltic sea region is a zone of heightened tensions between Moscow and the West.
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An impulsive President, liable to make spontaneous statements, has only heightened the sense of anxiety.
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During the first Gulf War there was heightened appeal, much as there was during Vietnam.
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Ratcheted tensions Lim's release comes at a time of heightened tensions on the Korean peninsula.
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The fact that nobody knows who will win the close race has heightened the atmosphere.
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Now, heightened enthusiasm even among low-propensity voters may well give him his seat back.
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His tweet also comes amid heightened tensions between the White House and the Justice Department.
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Last week, another Chinese dissident decided against traveling to Hong Kong amid heightened safety fears.
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In times of heightened international tensions, these confidence-building measures are more important than ever.
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But a small number of studies did not find a heightened risk for talc users.
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Security has been heightened for Pakistan's Independence Day on Wednesday followed by India's on Thursday.
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In North Carolina, coal ash slurry ponds were breached by heightened floodwaters from Hurricane Matthew.
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But the company's troubles have also heightened scrutiny for how the industry prices its products.
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The acting style, which is heightened a bit beyond natural, complements the play's artificial nature.
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Direct Digital, holding that the federal class action rules impose no heightened standard of ascertainability.
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Given the heightened concerns, the school is providing extra security that exceeds $600,000, Fuchs said.
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The Hong Kong stock market's recent recovery has also heightened demand for the local currency.
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Only about half identify correctly, meaning they truly have what scientists call heightened neurosensory awareness.
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The new sense of space was heightened by the house's perch over the Neisse Valley.
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Heightened trade and geopolitical tensions were also cited as sources for increased short-term risk.
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This was also a time of heightened competition between Southeast Asia's maritime societies, Niziolek added.
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That her overture had been completely unexpected and unsolicited only heightened its effect on me.
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The heightened focus on prices is leading some companies to alter when they announce increases.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Worsening government finances, a fragile currency, rising interest rates and heightened political uncertainty?
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This subjugation of market forces means there is a heightened risk of projects proving unprofitable.
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Trump on Saturday announced new sanctions on Iran amid heightened tensions between Washington and Tehran.
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The heightened level of blatant hypocrisy and habitual finger-pointing is exacerbating the political divide.
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The crisis caused cancellations at airports and heightened absences of federal employees from their jobs.
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And their numbers could swell further if they maintain the heightened enthusiasm evident in 2018.
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The planning comes amid heightened tensions between Washington and Moscow on a range of issues.
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But emphasising heightened risks rather than cutting forecasts meaningfully may be the rulebook, for now.
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But that raised another question: Did heightened activity correspond to a greater aptitude for language?
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The police have been on heightened alert after a series of terrorist attacks in Europe.
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Traders expect the pound to remain volatile amid heightened political uncertainty over the Brexit process.
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For Mr. Cernich, this heightened engagement means that companies need to be prepared year-round.
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Autos stocks however were the worst performers, struggling for gains amid heightened global trade tensions.
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The letter comes amid already heightened tensions between House Republicans and the FBI and DOJ.
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And there was hope that the heightened awareness would push Punjab to finally take action.
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As such, competition will remain heightened and consolidation is likely to remain a key theme.
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Much clearer, however, is the effect that heightened political competition is having on American politics.
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Those who watched more television coverage also had heightened stress responses and symptoms of trauma.
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What's next: The MEE will apply this heightened clout to its broader scope of responsibilities.
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Meltzer noticed that couples reported heightened sexual satisfaction up to two days after having sex.
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The heightened arousal still applies, but with a power twist to amp up the fun.
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We've now shown a specific, heightened level of brutality and we can never go back.
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But the harvest lasts from June through August, placing heightened importance on rainfall early on.
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In all the sounds Marcloid generally favors, there's a sense of heightened emotion, or otherworldliness.
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Heightened political risk following the referendum on 13 October has already increased financial market volatility.
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Earlier on Wednesday, with heightened concern, he had expressed more openness toward an independent commission.
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Germany's decision comes as diesel vehicles are under increased scrutiny due to their heightened emissions.
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The prospective meeting would come at a point of heightened tensions between Washington and Moscow.
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From tax implications to sectors that could face heightened regulation, there's plenty to chew over.
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With his two new shows, he's re-entering the theater in a heightened cultural moment.
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But with an abruptly heightened demand for ventilators, manufacturers say it's hard to keep up.
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Just a few weeks ago France's big bond market was benefiting from heightened global volatility.
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"They both had a heightened sense of justice," Ms. Laughlin said in a telephone interview.
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There are signs of heightened security throughout the urban centers of Ivory Coast and Senegal.
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The controversy is a reminder of the heightened state of the abortion debate in 2019.
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That wins Mr. Kim international acknowledgment and heightened status, as well as significant domestic credibility.
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President Trump sharply criticized the players, which heightened some of the rhetoric surrounding the protests.
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The bill gained heightened attention in June when a hearing was held to discuss it.
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The military encounters have become a common feature with tensions heightened between the two countries.
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And, given the heightened rhetoric on the issue of immigration, the exhibit is unnervingly relevant.
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Gumbiner will arrive at a time of heightened tensions between the old Cold War foes.
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Beginning in the 1960s, the anxiety of Bergman's films heightened, and his style shifted substantially.
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After that intensity is heightened, the beginning comes back with great pomp — everything is doubled.
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And surely investors have the right to know which firms are meeting the heightened standards.
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Amid heightened scrutiny from UEFA, the home club had also implored its fans to behave.
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Koba said that only heightened tensions on the ground and seemed to confirm people's suspicions.
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Despite the heightened rhetoric, both sides have reasons to want to avoid starting a conflict.
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When Officer Van Dyke arrived at the scene, he said Laquan's demeanor heightened his concern.
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"This would bolster CBK's preparedness to deal with heightened global volatility and uncertainties," it added.
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Gaza is erupting, and there's heightened threat of a new war in the Middle East.
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The two Texas attacks have heightened worries among churchgoers in neighboring Oklahoma, said the Rev.
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It's a story-delivery medium, dependent on voice, packed with verbiage, incident and heightened drama.
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Without that heightened and emotional context some of the play's flaws are more evident now.
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The company faced heightened competition from the likes of Trader Joe's and Amazon's Whole Foods.
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Many backstretch regulars said immigration concerns have been heightened by President Trump's rhetoric against Latinos.
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The case has heightened concerns about the nation's ability to test large numbers of people.
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"The Handmaid's Tale" has powerfully heightened the horror and suspense inherent in Margaret Atwood's novel.
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Social fractures surfaced, compounded by governments' incapacity to satisfy heightened expectations of new middle classes.
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Prevailing anti-Muslim sentiment worldwide has heightened prejudice, with social media playing a corrosive role.
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The party's grandstanding comes in a period of heightened tensions over gender violence in Spain.
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Across the board, Republicans favor heightened military spending but simultaneously want to use it less.
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He added that heightened security around Trump had also impacted how photographers illustrate the campaign.
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The delay would push his decision to a heightened time in the 2020 presidential campaign.
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Heightened tensions between Iran and Saudi Arabia encouraged investors to seek safety in bond markets.
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Watch Mr. Smith's Bobbie mimicking domestic rituals of grooming and tidying at manically heightened speed.
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We took where we were in our lives, and created these heightened versions of ourselves.
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But they expressed concern that the heightened Russian military activity could lead to unintended confrontations.
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That indicates heightened demand for the note, which is viewed as a safe haven asset.
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Pakistan is grappling with a severe economic crisis and facing heightened tensions with neighboring India.
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Two near-strangers, odd circumstances, heightened tension, the expected unexpected bonding—I ate it up.
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But in the era of Trump — and heightened anxiety among Democratic voters — love wasn't enough.
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Late last week, North Korea canceled its Pyongyang Marathon amid heightened fears about COVID-19.
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The latter is better if you often remove your Fitbit or just prefer heightened security.
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"Poetry is heightened language, and language exists to effect change, not to be a tranquilizer."
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As security became heightened and space became crammed, they decided on their spots for midnight.
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Last week's GOP runoff for an Alabama Senate seat only heightened the sense of frustration.
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But, at a time of heightened global tensions, he urged world leaders to contain conflicts.
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The Secret Service did not confirm whether there are heightened security measures at the resort.
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" He added, "Even in a moment of heightened tensions this should have never had happened.
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Since then, scrutiny around Juul and the e-cigarette industry as a whole has heightened.
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Though parental interest in baby size is nothing new, the heightened anxiety around it is.
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" In Baghdad, the State Department urged American citizens to leave Iraq immediately, citing "heightened tensions.
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A sudden spike in the number of executions this year has heightened the general anxiety.
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The allegations come amid heightened tensions between the National Liberation Army (ELN) and the government.
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At the same time, the sense of fear around sharing one's opinion has been heightened.
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Consumers and tenants of buildings are increasingly demanding heightened environmental standards for real estate assets.
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Investor caution had also heightened amid mounting tensions between North Korea and the United States.
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And yet, since the 2016 campaign, Trump and his team's activities have heightened counterintelligence concerns.
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Since then, calls for delegates to find ways around flying to those events have heightened.
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But soon she is entranced by the idea of the prince's heightened form of love.
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It is expected to face heightened scrutiny by United States authorities under the Trump administration.
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Fossil fuel companies, who will bear the brunt of the heightened scrutiny, oppose the plan.
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Gun reform conversations have heightened since August, when mass shootings left almost 40 people dead.
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The fall in the polls coincided with Warren's heightened attacks on billionaires, Cramer pointed out.
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His campaign heightened its focus on firearms in America in the wake of the shooting.
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This has led to heightened exposure to interest-rate risk, liquidity risk, and credit risk.
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"It's a heightened piece, it's satirical, it's dramatic, it's harrowing, it's very funny," Abbott said.
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Another angle: Despite the heightened tensions, the rate of Chinese tourists visiting Australia is surging.
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Locals have been urged to stay indoors, and security has been heightened across the country.
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Scrutiny of gun regulation and enforcement has been heightened by the frequency of school shootings.
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Meyerbeer was the master of a kind of detachment that paradoxically heightened his theatrical power.
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Those concerns have been heightened as Amazon has become increasingly close with government agencies nationwide.
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His comments on interest rates have heightened perceptions that the central bank is not independent.
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Trump also appeared to foist some of the blame for the heightened tension on Democrats.
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Few other theater companies embrace film—theater's century-long adversary—to such a heightened extent.
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"We knew before that hip fractures led to a heightened risk of death, but we didn't know if the same was true for broken bones elsewhere, and we had no clear understanding of how long the heightened risk persisted, for any fracture," she said.
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" Evita Robinson adds: "There is a sense of awareness that's heightened when [people of color] travel.
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These examples show how people of color are subject to arbitrary social expectations and heightened scrutiny.
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The Europeans have warned that heightened confrontation could lead to an accidental war in the Gulf.
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At the time, the company fell victim to rising rents and heightened competition from online retailers.
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The government also did not propose significant consolidation measures in response to the heightened fiscal pressures.
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In the U.S., frustration with the lack of information has raised already heightened suspicions of Trump.
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Everyone's methods of dealing with these heightened emotions, of course, will vary, from exercise to meditation.
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The volcano remains in a heightened state of unrest and could erupt again at any time.
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It is an incrementally built catalogue of heightened details that slows down our sense of time.
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A Page Six story on Thursday, headlined "Gayle King pushes out Norah O'Donnell," heightened the tensions.
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As his feelings for Robinson heightened, his romantic relationship with Jager finally ended, the book says.
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His graying auburn hair heightened the effect; the whites of his eyes had a leaden tint.
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The Supreme Court has just heightened the sense of urgency on making that closeness a reality.
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North Korea's attempts to develop its missile technology come after a year of heightened nuclear activity.
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The pressure on Huawei has already heightened tensions between the United States and China over trade.
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The heightened potency of synthetic cannabinoids likely accounts for the severity of the New York cases.
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A partial U.S. government shutdown that began on Saturday heightened anxiety among traders and fund managers.
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On screen, we have a different silliness and absurdity as the heightened version of ourselves vs.
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The report comes at a time of heightened market concerns over the Federal Reserve's future path.
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Although treacherous, Connor's heightened vulnerability is exactly what Oliver had been wanting from him all season.
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STEVE LIESMAN: Do you have a heightened fear of recession next year or the year after?
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The move comes in a period of heightened dealmaking in the agricultural seeds and chemicals industry.
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The cabinet reshuffle prompted ratings agencies to downgrade Africa's most industrialized economy, citing heightened political risk.
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But along with his higher profile have come heightened criticism about his tactics and personal conduct.
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Heightened screenings combined with record numbers of travelers are likely to further contribute to wait times.
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This did little to shake the market however, despite heightened anticipation of a wider sell-off.
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O, have heightened fears among investors of future, larger-scale attacks that could harm the economy.
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In this instance, Facebook's heightened sensitivity toward its users' various cultures means cutting off ads altogether.
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Prices leapt 4.4 percent Friday as tensions heightened, taking the metal to a 17-month high.
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Nigeria has faced heightened uncertainty over whether President Muhammadu Buhari plans to contest the next election.
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But some voters said the coalition split had heightened their concerns about a return to violence.
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It comes amid heightened tensions between the United States and Iran, the Saudis' bitter regional rival.
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The incident occurred at a time of heightened tension between the Trump administration and the press.
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Doing so would provide protection to women during a time of heightened danger and vulnerability. 3.
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The announcement of the congress comes at a time of heightened tensions on the Korean peninsula.
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Randolph has an unmistakably Trumpian quality to him, heightened by the fact that Baldwin plays him.
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She — and Sanders and Buttigieg — will face a heightened level of scrutiny in the days ahead.
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His attorneys have argued that he, in particular, faces a heightened risk of a botched execution.
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My enjoyment of the simple homemade dish was definitely heightened by Jonas' unexpected and enthusiastic guidance.
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Meanwhile, a war-weary nation was antsy over heightened expectations of US military intervention in Syria.
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The emotion around the king's death is heightened by anxiety over the upheaval it may bring.
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We are likely to witness heightened volatility and a flight to safety in the near term.
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The aggression in Southern culture is heightened by the fact that it often passes as gentility.
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