Lesson Five: Inadequate preparation heightens the risk of summit failure.
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"And social media heightens all of these things," she adds.
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Clustering newborns together heightens infection risks, say experts and officials.
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Throughout the video his journey and performance heightens and intensifies.
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" Trump thus echoed Chesterton's concern that journalism "selects" and "heightens.
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Nonetheless, the transaction reduced business diversification and heightens execution risk.
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Snorting intensifies the high but heightens the chance of overdosing.
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"The flash heightens the intensity of what I'm seeing," he said.
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Of course, Schumer heightens it to hoping she dies during childbirth.
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That ability to think, in turn, heightens the ability to threaten.
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Sarah's flat affect here heightens those moments when it breaks down.
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It's always a laser focus, but it heightens a little bit.
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But adding the music heightens the artistry of what he captured.
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Some suggest that mandatory celibacy heightens the occasions of sexual abuse.
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The action heightens the conflict between the world's two largest economies.
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And while filters make everything seem rosy, comparison only heightens financial anxiety.
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It's this kind of engagement that heightens the experience of watching "Guardians."
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C.F. heightens his originals — and so did I, and Mat Brinkman, too.
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That heightens the sense that the momentum is once more with Mrs Merkel.
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"Starting a company with good friends heightens the extreme possible outcomes," he said.
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His success as a businessman no doubt heightens his appeal as a politician.
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And if the the trade war heightens, that effect could become more widespread.
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But the compression also heightens the music's emotional punch and degree of hysteria.
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Being on an overheated plane also heightens the risk of nausea and dehydration.
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In fact, the U.S. disengagement heightens suffering for the people of South Sudan.
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As the coronavirus panic heightens, some companies, like Walmart, are reducing store hours.
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The ontological and spatial mystery of the event only heightens its inherent anxiety.
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This gives the remarkable performances an opportunity to breathe and heightens the tension.
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A woman's queerness while on business travel heightens the threat of this danger.
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That heightens the need for Clinton World to reach out to those supporters.
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GLOBAL GLOOM HEIGHTENS The BOJ next meets for a rate review on Oct.
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But because the barrier to entry requires little, the risk of intrusion heightens dangerously.
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When the Moon wanes in this sign, she heightens our psychic powers and intuition.
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Smoking also heightens a person's risk of heart attack, stroke and coronary heart disease.
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This heightens the risk of direct clashes between two NATO powers and their proxies.
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What is clear, however, is that Mr Trump heightens the awkwardness of Australia's position.
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The Brexit-induced drop in interest rates of all types only heightens this interest.
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The photos are beautiful and the way she has combined them heightens their impact.
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It also heightens emotion in ways that make the world a little less safe.
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It's a way of managing combat that heightens the spectacle of encounters between equals.
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Walking distance to a lively downtown, a train station or both heightens the appeal.
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Instead, it further heightens the chasm that dwells within our common language and Constitution.
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Levy said widespread discussion on GDPR would only heightens people's concerns on data sharing.
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The fact that the site creates a visual overlay, I think, heightens everyone's experience.
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Others say the restriction only heightens the risk of illegal and often unsafe abortions.
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Wildfire, especially when it affects our homes and families, heightens emotions and rightly so.
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Some find that the darkness of the future heightens the brightness of the present.
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Some find that the darkness of the future heightens the brightness of the present.
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The lack of guns heightens the intensity and sense of anticipation of the whole game.
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"Birmingham," an odd yet delightful gospel selection on the mixtape, heightens the project's sorrowful undertones.
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Perhaps unintentionally, this darkly comic show heightens our awareness of the impertinent finery of decomposition.
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Our current hair-trigger nuclear policy is counterproductive, a cold-war artifact that heightens risk.
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Their teams are exasperated, and the scrutiny of the Subway Series only heightens the stress.
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Age alone puts me in my twilight years; and cancer only heightens that objective reality.
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"Watching their own children grow up heightens that level of responsibility for them," she said.
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Early imbibing followed by sitting at cramped dinner tables heightens any sense of intergenerational strife.
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That all of this is often accompanied by a social component only heightens the pleasure.
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The warmly captured imagery also only heightens the effectiveness of his words on the track.
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All that heightens the feeling of power in man, the will to power, power itself.
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Their starkness, too, heightens the alien familiarity; there's nothing catchier than an isolated melodic nugget.
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Many South Koreans think it merely heightens tensions in the region and doesn't make anyone safer.
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But for those in Turkey the sheer absurdity of the accusations heightens the atmosphere of fear.
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It heightens it, because the desire to know and inhabit the beloved's mind is so great.
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An additional player heightens the drama by triggering events, livestreaming the battles, and interacting with viewers.
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"That they are both in power at the same time … heightens the prophetic expectation," she said.
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Stovall heightens, brightens, and saturates the colors to draw out beauty from these otherwise unremarkable settings.
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This heightens the risk of exploitation as women are afraid to report abuse to the authorities.
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Zoolander 2 takes the absurdity of the original and heightens it, but often to unamusing effect.
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The textbook definition of terrorism, after all, is that it heightens fear among civilians at home.
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The whole movie, in fact, aches with a neon glow, which heightens its air of insomnia.
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This mishandling substantially heightens the likelihood that Turkey will soon default on its external debt mountain.
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Time spent fantasizing about — and sweetly agonizing over — the object of one's desire heightens that desire.
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The closed door denies access, but it also heightens the perverse interest by this very estrangement.
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Scarcity heightens differences: During a drought, the effect of cropmarks deepens until they become parch marks.
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The wife guy is interesting precisely because he heightens the many contrasts of modern hetero masculinity.
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As the coronavirus pandemic heightens daily, a new skin-crawling video has surfaced on social media.
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The resulting increased travel time for trauma cases heightens the risk of adverse outcomes, including death.
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People who fight the current often end up fatigued, which heightens their drowning risk, NOAA says.
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Italian Renaissance art has very clearly-defined spaces; Baroque art eschews that and heightens the drama.
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That pattern heightens the possibility that Iowa's streak of picking the party winners might end next year.
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And technology heightens the concepts behind the garments, and provides a way for Wearable Media to experiment.
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Condors feed solely on animal carcasses, often in groups, which dramatically heightens their risk for lead poisoning.
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Mr Palmer heightens this paranoiac tension with his brilliantly conceived account of how time travel might work.
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Statins, along with their cholesterol-lowering properties, can cause muscle pain and weakness; Norvasc heightens that risk.
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"A sexy pause after you lean in but before lips meet heightens sensation and arousal," Scalisi says.
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"I've wasted a lot of gin trying to find a combo that heightens any classic," he said.
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And is it any wonder that for some police officers, confronting a black man heightens that fear?
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The tapering of each jar's elevation leaves these two spaces slightly triangular, which heightens their abstract profile.
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And the act of listening somehow becomes a process that extends to and heightens all the senses.
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"They've been doing a great deal, but it just heightens the urgency of taking out Raqqa and Mosul and developing better intelligence, and it just heightens the criticality of us understanding what a terrible threat this really is," McCain told The Hill, referring to ISIS's stronghold cities. Sen.
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The story is vague and surface level, but heightens the visceral experience of otherwise standard endless runner mechanics.
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This limits heat and wear, allows for slightly greater tolerances in internal equipment, heightens longevity, and limits vibration.
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Adding a camera heightens those concerns — so Google Home Hub appears to be a (slightly) less invasive option.
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Then the fear heightens in her voice as Harambe drags the boy through the water in the moat.
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Omitting certain foods or food groups just heightens cravings, food obsessions, and worsens your chaotic relationship with food.
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Her virginity first heightens his desire, then becomes nightmarish and threatening as her deeper issues and sexuality surface.
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This only heightens the sense of betrayal, however, when they encounter deep and vicious bigotry on civvy street.
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These same hormones also increase vaginal discharge, all of which heightens sensation, often leading to more pleasurable sex.
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The rain also heightens the risk of waterborne disease outbreaks such as cholera, said ACAPS analyst Alex Odlum.
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Sure, the story heightens and changes, but for the most part, all the big turns are heavily foreshadowed.
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That "Indecision" is experienced in a small, pitch-black gallery only heightens the lovely disorientation of the piece.
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Berta's process, like Eloisa Lodder's, removes people from the chaotic anonymity of city life and heightens their humanity.
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Living in a rural area where just getting to the hospital is a struggle only heightens that anxiety.
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Even more impressive than the compositional sophistication is how it heightens rather than dampens the street style's energy.
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Sustained disruptions to Middle Eastern oil supply – or anything that heightens the risk of them – will buoy crude.
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The backtrack on Mr. Ratcliffe heightens scrutiny on what will happen with Sue Gordon, Mr. Coats's No. 2.
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"We express a strong regret and again call for immediate suspension of actions that heightens tension," he added.
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The backtrack on Mr. Ratcliffe heightens scrutiny on what will happen with Sue Gordon, Mr. Coats's No. 2.
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That these images alternate with photos of starving infants and armed men in camouflage only heightens their impact.
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And so when we bring it all together, it sort of heightens the performance level of all of us.
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In a sense, there's some degree to which if you know what's happening it heightens the fear of it.
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Increased pressure on China Sunday's launch heightens international pressure on China, North Korea's biggest foreign investor, to do more.
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Utilizing a basic black base further showcases and heightens both the drama and energy of the boots and jacket.
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The very ambiguity of the behavior heightens stress and diminishes the chances of successfully seeking recourse, legal or otherwise.
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However, the rating also captures the short-term and concentrated nature of factoring receivables, which heightens risks at Kapital.
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The delay heightens the chances that Pelosi could face a rare challenge to her long tenure atop the party.
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That directness only heightens the esteem due these soldiers, even if they are reluctant to see themselves as admirable.
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It heightens both the mundane and the freaky, the nostalgic and the necessarily repressed, in youth and being young.
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The Netflix adaptation literally heightens that drama, with the dog plunging down the side of an enormous apartment complex.
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But that only heightens the sense of foul play insofar as it insulates acts of hardball from judicial review.
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I believe strongly that in live performance you're not passive — taking people's access to their phone heightens their experience.
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For now, though, the early release heightens the importance of the upcoming court decisions on the Clean Power Plan.
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Just walking through the campus gates unavoidably heightens these students' awareness and experience of the deep inequalities around them.
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Bernhardt's inability to produce complete calendars heightens suspicion among advocacy groups that he might be meeting with former clients.
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Loudness heightens the tension: blaring music is a hegemonic move, a declaration of disdain for anyone who thinks differently.
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Scrolling through Instagram can often feel like an endless, self-loathing journey that heightens any tiny feeling of inadequacy.
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In some cases the victims become romantically involved with the callers, which heightens resentment when relatives attempt to intervene.
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Pluto can also be very transformative, and, of course, sexy: You may find that passion heightens during this time, too.
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Season 2 heightens these stakes by adding one more block to the already wobbly Jenga tower that is June's life.
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It heightens the drama of the whole affair, always fighting to raise the stakes of an already high-stakes situation.
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"It heightens sovereign risk for investors," said Sarah McNamara, chief executive of the Australian Energy Council, which represents power producers.
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Regardless of investor perception, REITs' need for consistent access to capital heightens the implications of investor sentiment on such access.
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"I think we both feel even more passionately now having children — it just heightens everything a little bit," she says.
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Bottom Line By using audio clips of Mr. Trump's voice, the Priorities USA ad heightens the immediate sense of authenticity.
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Simpson tells a complex story about how the intersection of privatized wars and globalization heightens the vulnerability of transnational laborers.
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Fragmented by design, the book's structure heightens the immediacy of its testimony but often occludes its inquiry into wider issues.
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But what's really striking is how its allegiance to genre convention only heightens the audacity and strangeness of its setting.
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And that realization only heightens over time, as a handful of their colleagues, their friends, are killed in the process.
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That only heightens the importance of Congress continuing to pursue new proposals for curbing drug abuse, Slingshot Solutions' Kessler said.
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In Living Undocumented, Roberto's background story of narrowly escaping murderous drug traffickers heightens the drama and suspense of the series.
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The late-afternoon setting heightens the impression of a dancer in a studio, trying to piece something together from memory.
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Watching "Chapter Fifty-Four" knowing exactly what's coming somehow both heightens its power and cuts it off at the knees.
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For those Gaza women who do have work, the constant fear of losing their job heightens their sense of insecurity.
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But it heightens the political risks, both for the agenda and for individual Republican members looking anxiously toward 2018 midterm elections.
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Macbeth and Desdemona confront their own existential situations; Ryder heightens their angst through the dark settings in which he situates them.
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That was in line with Facebook's own worldview, that the platform heightens any society's pre-existing tendencies for good and bad.
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CNBC reported on Friday that U.S.-Sino trade negotiations had stalled as the U.S. government heightens scrutiny on Chinese telecom companies.
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The moon's existence heightens the possibility that there are even more tiny worlds around Neptune that we just haven't seen yet.
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Above all, it transmits his rhapsodic delight in natural beauty, as when an electric storm "heightens the sense of being alive".
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It's a fun concept – one that Timberlake heightens by giving each dancer his/her own title card during the video's finale.
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"It heightens a lot of anxiety about whether or not we can get there," Kildee said of the last spending fight.
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Why it matters: The meeting heightens the risk of a shutdown, with Friday's deadline to pass a spending bill fast approaching.
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The law, intended to prevent frivolous lawsuits, essentially heightens the hurdles for filing a lawsuit for claims made after Sept. 1.
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So it was quite interesting reading the book and then the script, the way that was set up, and heightens everything.
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And Thompson directs King Jack with a wistful nostalgia and a magic-hour glow that heightens the story's more dreamlike qualities.
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As arousal heightens, so does performance, up to an inflection point when the arousal begins to overwhelm performance and scores decline.
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This heightens the chances that at the end of October the United Kingdom will crash out of Europe without a deal.
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Added debt, in turn, heightens pressure for Congress and the administration to cut spending programs that benefit Trump's blue-collar supporters.
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And later, a bloody spot on the floor keeps turning into a gaping hole, with sound design that heightens these effects.
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That unleashed force is plied most artfully here to create a portrait of how grief unhinges, disarranges and heightens everyday life.
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And for Clinton, the possibility of Trump with no true congressional check only heightens the importance of the elections in November.
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And as powerful painkillers are aggressively marketed and prescribed at high rates, it heightens the risk for illicit diversion and abuse.
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In her art, Ms. Neshat has shown the painful ways that gender colors, and heightens, the experience of repression and exile.
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It's weird and confusing but in a way that only heightens the despair and struggle at the heart of its story.
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Potential sharing of this data, particularly with law enforcement, further heightens concerns about the risk this technology poses to vulnerable communities.
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Meanwhile, ratings agency Moody's has said that the Italian bridge collapse heightens political pressures and regulatory risks for Atlantia and Autostrade.
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They're familiar conversations for Twitter by now, as scrutiny of social media companies heightens ahead of the midterm elections in November.
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It advised residents to avoid non-essential travel as that heightens the risk of bringing the infection back to the island.
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You often isolate and photograph objects in a way that heightens their resonance—in The Lost Steps, for example, which you mentioned.
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Demme heightens our senses from the outset; he saturates us in the logic of his aesthetics and the language of his vision.
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While that heightens the drama and eroticism of the moment, it still frames extreme danger as an excuse to ask the question.
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"I don't think that giving clients choice heightens one's legal exposure and, in fact, that just seems a little counterintuitive," he said.
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" N.Y. Times lead story, "SIZZLING ECONOMY HEIGHTENS FEAR OF OVERHEATING" ... "The economy's vital signs are stronger than they have been in years.
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The Clock is ultimately a story about time, and when time is subject to experimentation, the film's very predictability heightens its magic.
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"The media hype and political manipulation heightens our concerns," said Sheikh Shaker Elsayed, imam of the Dar Al-Hijrah mosque in Virginia.
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While North Korea's ICBM test underscores the diversity of the Kim regime's arsenal, it also heightens concerns over the Pyongyang-Tehran axis.
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But as the track heightens, so does the pace of cutting and towards the end we are treated with a satisfying crescendo.
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As the political drama heightens in Washington the legislative agenda suffers, leading to fears that tax reform is nowhere near getting done.
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There's humor there — hot dogs are an inherently funny food — but the trailer heightens the meat to new, absurd, NSFW levels. Surprise!
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However, if the naira continues to weaken, buffers between minimum and reported CARs may decline to a level which heightens ratings sensitivity.
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On college campuses, a combination of alcohol, inexperience and differing expectations about how one is "supposed" to perform only heightens the confusion.
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For the Kashmir stories, Roy relies on a looped, nesting structure familiar from "Small Things"; though occasionally ponderous, it heightens our suspense.
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But as military activity in the region trends upward alongside commercial activity, the chance of accidents, misunderstandings and miscommunications heightens as well.
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His dementia heightens his intense personality; his own daughters claim that even before he went "mad," he was a rash, navel-gazing king.
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It just heightens the game's meditative, otherworldly style, letting you really feel your character rushing through surreal landscapes fighting squid-like voxel enemies.
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It's a dark, claustrophobic feeling — one that only heightens as you explore further and the game takes on more of a horror vibe.
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But the increasing protests over his work only heightens suspicions, and that is exactly why we need more disclosure than drama from Washington.
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So I think that's just peoples' way to compete, and obviously anytime there is money on the line that just heightens the experience.
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There's a version of this scene that works, one that heightens Offred's desperation and gives us something to cling to with Nick's motivations.
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One bumps the bass, the other heightens the treble, and the preinstalled filter is the so-called reference one for a balanced sound.
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Its decision to focus on a NYSE listing through more liquid ADRs heightens the chances of MSCI inclusion if an upgrade does occur.
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"When the possibility of achieving our price target heightens, conditions for an exit would fall into place," Kuroda told a seminar on Thursday.
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"Flatbed Freestyle" seems to be a slow descent into madness as Carti's voice heightens and his annunciation becomes nonexistent as the song progresses.
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Its behaviour there disdains international law, scares its neighbours and heightens the danger of conflict with some of them and with America itself.
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That it was recorded by Colin Marston and features gorgeous cover art by Orion Landau only sweetens the pot, and heightens the anticipation.
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" "The testimony from the Director of the National Security Agency and the today before the Senate Armed Services Committee only heightens my concern.
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By grouping the books according, apparently, to aesthetic affinities rather than place or publisher, Brilliant heightens the sense of travel that characterizes them.
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The VR also reflects DB's higher exposure to the real estate and contracting segments (103% of loans at end-2016), which heightens risks.
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But there is one section of the book in which Kraus's tone heightens rather than reduces Acker's dignity—the section on her death.
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Stress heightens the likelihood for violence Domestic violence cases spike in times of prolonged stress and disruption, like financial crises and natural disasters.
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Every decline in the lira amplifies the country's problems and heightens the danger of a vicious circle of rising prices and sagging growth.
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The participants' ignorance in the face of the escalating crisis presents an ethical dilemma which heightens the already murky quandaries around reality television.
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But the sense that a catastrophe could have been avoided through better planning only heightens our impression of the event as a disaster.
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The logic behind the Tunnel Club, what makes it valuable, is that it heightens the experience of going to see a soccer game.
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Prematurely picking winners with massive bets heightens the risk that a company's race for global domination winds up becoming a race to oblivion.
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But the same ecosystem of susceptibilities that heightens the risk of violent death at 17 just transfers that risk inside our adult bodies.
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"The artillery fire was the most intense of the whole war, a fact which heightens the interest of the photograph," the text continued.
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The presence of Issa Rae — the creator of HBO's acclaimed "Insecure" — heightens expectations, but they're cut down by the trailer's painfully strained gags.
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And should a white suspect be viewed as putting a police officer at ease while a black suspect heightens an officer's fear and anxiety?
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The company also heightens brand awareness by reaching back to college campuses and encouraging volunteer teams of students to visit hospitalized kids battling cancer.
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As invested as Louis Fratino is in his gay subject matter, what heightens the work is his formal mastery of the figure in space.
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Not being able to lock in forward prices typically heightens risk for producers and refiners, leaving them more exposed to fluctuating spot commodity prices.
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The timeline isn't as traditional — we like getting a sense of jumping around just a little bit because it kind of heightens the storytelling.
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Boom offers streamers one more entertaining burst to bring excitement into their streams in a way that heightens excitement in a uniquely cinematic quality.
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Pelosi characterized the leak as dangerous breach of convention, warning that broadcasting travel by political figures into war zones heightens the risk of attack.
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Cultivating resilience together As climate change heightens the frequency and intensity of natural disasters, preparing and recovering from crisis will become even more important.
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Like a hot tub, it pulls you down into it, changing your expectations in the same way that the water heightens your body temperature.
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Wednesday's new moon in Pisces heightens your natural empathy and inner voice, although its alignment with foggy Neptune can distort your perception of reality.
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Mr. Sanders has suggested that the pandemic only heightens the urgency for wide-scale upheaval of the American health care and economic status quo.
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The claim is one of many made in a Tuesday press release, and heightens an already tense relationship between the company and U.S. authorities.
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The delicate beauty of the room with its tinkling crystal chandelier, decorative moldings and four-poster bed only heightens the horror of what's occurring.
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Prematurely picking winners with massive bets heightens the risk that a company's race for global domination winds up becoming a race to oblivion. 3.
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But you can sense her gathering fear that some terrible event is on its way; it's dimming her glow as it heightens our anticipation.
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But the small size of the game compresses those moments together and heightens this effect; for something relatively short, it's a very satisfying game.
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Its black or white finish is straightforward and modest enough to pair with decor in most homes—the appeal heightens when the speakers are on.
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His death on Sunday heightens concerns for reformers at a time when morale is rising among hardliners because of Donald Trump's election as U.S. president.
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The fact that there are so many of them this year perhaps heightens the chance of a non-top three polling candidate wins this year.
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Such lack of clear property rights creates distrust at all levels of Russian society, heightens the role of the security services and raises transaction costs.
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If wild animals are reduced to private control, confinement and possession, they become private property, which heightens a landowner's exposure to liability when tragedy strikes.
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Instead, the headache from staring at a computer screen just heightens from squinting to read minuscule tab titles, and being productive turns into being overwhelmed.
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Because the song gives the video its pacing and heightens its drama, I want to map its lyrics onto my reading of the whole work.
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Image: ShutterstockCanadian scientists have uncovered a single genetic mutation that significantly heightens a person's chance of developing a progressive and severe form of multiple sclerosis.
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But with a microdose, there isn't enough of an effect to kick off a religious awakening: The drug merely heightens one's experience of the ordinary.
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Every day heightens the risk that one more Senate Republican will come out against the bill — or that an influential political leader like Nevada Gov.
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Suspending the project could further dampen Peru's economic growth prospects as a massive graft scandal stalls public work projects and heightens scrutiny of new contracts.
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And the editing, done by Fox Business, uses a blurring wipe effect that heightens the feeling of disorientation:Your browser does not support HTML5 video tag.
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Past requests for data have focused on lower-level criminals; Mr Farook is being investigated for terrorism, which heightens the urgency of the government's request.
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Another common argument is that performance funding heightens competition between HBCUs and PWIs (predominantly white institutions), primarily over STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) students.
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The addition of lowbrow comic book explosions around the highbrow Renaissance figure heightens her eminence, like the gold surrounding biblical mosaics in the Hagia Sophia.
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"This heightens their vulnerability and contributes to increase in teenage pregnancy, child labor, high rates of school drop outs, and poor school performance," it said.
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Not only does this project allow people to show solidarity with Muslim citizens, it also heightens the sense of unity that's already associated with Ramadan.
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The timing of the arrival of the money has raised eyebrows among some bureaucrats, the Times reported, as speculation heightens over the disappearance of Khashoggi.
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Here, they're performed in attractive practice costume — the women wear loose tops and shorts, the men T-shirts and black tights — that heightens their modernity.
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All this heightens the demands on those who would participate in a process of impeachment to do so with the sobriety a national inquest requires.
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Working with an ace design team, Mayer heightens the show's classic pulp elements, its aura of low-rent noir splashed with flecks of blood-red.
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"Changing the channel" is The Magicians' default state, so grounding that frenetic energy in a feeling as palpable as grief just heightens the show's powers.
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This split heightens the prospect that over the next year or so we could have a bloody and destabilizing leadership fight within the Conservative Party.
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The awards are unusual, and the complete lack of performance-vesting criteria heightens concern, proxy advisory firm ISS wrote in a May 2018 research report.
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Foreign and domestic non-governmental groups have largely praised the law, which loosens restrictions on fundraising and heightens transparency requirements for charities to combat fraud.
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Negotiations won't be as easy as they were with Mexico every time, Spakman continued, and that heightens the risk of escalating tit-for-tat tariffs fights.
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The repetition heightens the visibility of the black male subject by forcing the viewer to consider things often missed in a single viewing of a portrait.
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"Every new revelation about Russian contacts, including meetings with the Russian ambassador by Attorney General [Jeff] Sessions, heightens the need to see the returns," he said.
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In addition, significant foreign currency wholesale funding - much of which remains short-term - heightens refinancing risk, leaving the banks exposed to potential changes in investor sentiment.
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"Investing resources in counting hard-to-count communities is all the more important now, as COVID-19 heightens the risk of undercounting vulnerable populations," Lalwani said.
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The U.S. housing market had already been in the midst of a severe shortage of homes for sale, and this increased demand just heightens the competition.
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The information we have obtained only heightens my suspicions that there was corrupt behavior occurring within the Obama administration during the 2016 campaign and presidential transition.
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It heightens the asinine South Park humor by, in a way, making you culpable for all the horrible things you see done on in the show.
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With the opacity of a Fabergé egg, the design heightens the sense of secrets inside, contributing to the feeling of a building with a higher purpose.
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Most are then freighted to India to be cut and polished — apart from exceptional stones that are treated on site with technologies that heightens their value.
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Improv taught them that audiences like wondering whether a performer might bomb: "There's a level of danger and risk that heightens the experience," Mr. Shields said.
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Eyes flashing, she speaks at a motormouth clip—and the fact that she looks like a suburban mom in a yogurt ad only heightens the effect.
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While the concealment of the image certainly heightens our sense of the sound, I was still creating images in my head while staring at the blank screen.
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I reached out to some professionals who study human behavior, sexuality, alcohol and cannabis to learn more about which substance heightens our pleasure the most during sex.
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Wong's poetic references to hunger, decay, food, and family help ground her installations in a narrative framework that heightens viewers' immersion in and understanding of the artwork.
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Perhaps the tranquillity of Déraciné heightens the violence in Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice, while the intensity of Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice makes Déraciné all the more serene.
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But the increased tempo of military activity by a growing number of actors heightens the risk of a mishap or misunderstanding between militaries that could quickly escalate.
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Rajapaksa being appointed prime minister "significantly heightens policy uncertainty" and could be "credit negative" for Sri Lanka's sovereign rating, Matthew Circosta, Moody's analyst, wrote in a note.
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Japan is the United States' closest ally in the Asia Pacific region, which heightens the sensitivity over any perceived racist insult of the U.S. Commander in Chief.
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The strong yen is pushing down imported goods prices, which may help consumption but heightens challenges for the BOJ to accelerate inflation to its 2 percent target.
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What you should experience is increased mental clarity and lucidity; a sort of drunkenness that heightens your senses, rather than the regular kind which poos on them.
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While, the solid soundtrack heightens the feeling that you have just stepped deep into the internet where the boundaries between reality and fiction have most definitely blurred.
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A major study out today by Imperial College London confirmed what many psychonauts already knew—that listening to music will tripping out on acid heightens the experience.
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The lack of noise is so peaceful, you end up hearing every bit of nature and it heightens your vision, your hearing, even your sense of smell.
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But well-placed details like those gaps, or like the little dots of white with which Mr. Bechtle heightens streetlights and shiny fenders, can have disproportionate effects.
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Obviously, white racism existed long before racial preference policies were created, but research finds that the "mere mention" of affirmative action heightens negative racial views among whites.
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Biden's age — he'll be 78 on InaugurationDay 2021, the oldest person to take the oath of office of the presidency if he wins — only heightens the importance.
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El Salvador, one of the world's most murderous countries, is just now recovering from a devastating drought, which only heightens the stakes and scope of the violence.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - European Union lawmakers declared a "climate emergency" on Thursday in a symbolic vote that heightens pressure for action against global warming at an upcoming summit.
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But on the whole, giving voice messages a quick expiration heightens the illusion of it as a real-life interaction that happens once, then is gone forever.
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The party's erosion among women voters heightens the potential risk for Republicans in the ongoing furor over sexual assault allegations against Trump's Supreme Court pick Brett Kavanaugh.
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The placement and rearrangement of bodies focuses the drama and heightens the character of the chorus, whose members grow from laughing at the Madwoman to pitying her.
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According to one study, risk-based science learning games improve retention, because risk heightens motivation, and can get students to apply what they've learned in the classroom.
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Europe's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), made law last April and enforceable beginning this May, heightens the privacy standards for all companies that collect data from EU citizens.
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If cars can have a sport mode that stiffens the suspension, heightens throttle response, and disables driving assists for a purer and faster experience, why not phones, too?
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Tasha: I don't think the movie's strength is in its originality, so much as it's in the way it heightens every Batman trope to a giggle-worthy degree.
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It also heightens the stakes in a race in which the United States, China, the European Union, and Japan have all announced plans to build exaflop-capable supercomputers.
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Women, Black women in particular, are expected to stick around with the man they've endured the most with, as if suffering is a merit that heightens true love.
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The epic orchestral score of Dark Souls III surely plays its part during these moments, and heightens my stress level further, to where I'm hitting around 80 BPM.
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One of the strange things about the speed of China's transformation is how it heightens your awareness not only of dramatic changes but also of what doesn't change.
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"The latest news heightens the downside risk to the euro from weaker economic data for a while," said John Marley at FX risk management specialist, Smart Currency Business.
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Mr. Kim's clampdown on phones linked to Chinese mobile networks also heightens the risk for those who help bring news about his totalitarian country to the outside world.
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If anything, it's the way in which Torque utilizes music that heightens the absurdity and implausibility of this compulsory marriage of overproduced B-movies with galumphing hard rock.
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They balance each other: Baker tends to lay down the foundation of a joke, and Martinez heightens it with sound effects, physical humor or a string of expletives.
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"This heightens the risk premium, it puts a lot of pressure on the supply side," said Sarah Cottle, global head of market insight at S&P Global Platts.
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In some he wears little makeup, while in others he appears in whiteface, which only heightens the incongruence of his own body in these historical and geographical flights.
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The fish's seeming disinterest only heightens their appeal, since steelhead do not feed in most river systems, but are believed to strike a fly from a territorial instinct.
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But now you'll have to pull it out to the side first, which will make street shooting more obvious and heightens the risk of bumping it into something.
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I'm not sure what that means either, but it's a great read, which infuses a prosaic life with a steady, thrum of apocalyptic dread that heightens the senses.
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Soleimani&aposs death Friday in Iraq further heightens tensions between Tehran and Washington after months of trading attacks and threats that put the wider Middle East on edge.
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All of which heightens the possibility that the two-year clock may expire without a deal, a scenario known in Brexit vernacular as going over the cliff edge.
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International scrutiny heightens Saudi Arabia has been under intense international pressure to explain Khashoggi's apparent death, which has created a diplomatic rift between Saudi Arabia and the West.
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The incidents also speak to the persistence of residential segregation and isolation, particularly of whites, and how that isolation simultaneously maintains and heightens white mistrust of nonwhite groups.
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Modern presidential politics offer the opposite, and as I've argued elsewhere, the mix of casual, deliberately undignified uses of media heightens a sense of democracy around the presidency.
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The possibility that voting machines have been equipped with cellular modems and remote-access software significantly heightens the risk of sabotage—whether by foreign hackers or corrupt election officials.
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As invested as he is in his gay subject matter, what heightens the work is the formal mastery of his stylized figures' placement within space, however open or compressed.
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While "The Handmaid's Tale" clearly wasn't conceived for those who might oppose its politics, the baggage of having become a meme heightens the scrutiny of every twist and turn.
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As her notoriety heightens, he becomes angry and jealous—insecure about his own career, but also mistrustful of her manager, who exhibits influence over her he himself once had.
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When you dull one of your senses during sex, it heightens the rest of the sensations you experience, Myisha Battle, a certified sex coach in San Francisco told Refinery29.
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A frequent inability to see each other due to safety concerns, or to even speak or communicate online because cellphones are shut off, heightens their desire for each other.
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Sunday's full Moon in Pisces—which will more acutely affect Virgos/Virgo ascendants—heightens your sensitivity around relationships and provides you with psychic intuition to gracefully draw a close.
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Alongside the wider woes of emerging markets as the U.S. starts to raise interest rates and uncertainty over the Chinese economy heightens, Turkey has faced its own specific challenges.
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"The government will likely launch more fiscal policies such as faster approval of infrastructure projects as downside risk to growth heightens," said Raymond Yeung of ANZ in a note.
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And no stylish benefactor heightens that relationship quite like Gucci, which for six years has sponsored the Art & Film Gala, which benefits the Los Angeles County Museum of Art.
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Yet Trump's U.N. speech heightens the need for the opposition to communicate its own international agenda, clearly articulating how Democrats would engage with the world if they retook power.
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Taking away any sense—with a blindfold, ear plugs, or earbuds playing white noise— heightens our other senses and allows us to experience sex in entirely new ways, too.
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Two other features of religion exacerbate this explosive tendency: religion's potency as a form of group identity that heightens perceived grievances, and its unique capacity to inspire self-sacrifice.
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Mr. van Hove presents it without apology or softening, and he heightens its animalistic urgency with drenching colored lighting and apotheosizing video close-ups (by the brilliant Tal Yarden).
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That the news media in Western Australia has noted similarities to a real case — the 1986 murder spree of David and Catherine Birnie — only heightens the sense of exploitation.
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And the scrutiny surrounding Smith as a result of this latest episode with Manigault Newman only heightens the risks for other black Republicans considering joining the administration, Short said.
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In one scenario, Amazon could simply drop another prosperity bomb on these two already-prosperous markets, producing a regressive explosion that heightens inequality, spurs gentrification and diminishes social cohesion.
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The temptation is to increase immigration, which these days heightens political tensions, and is eventually futile if over time immigrants' progeny assimilate and also have smaller numbers of children.
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The cellphone quality only heightens the effect: It's like those scenes from disaster movies in which stone-faced government officials review low-quality footage of an alarming new threat.
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"Michigan's choice to wield the cudgel of driver's-license suspension for nonpayment of court debt dramatically heightens the incentive to pay," Circuit Judge Alice Batchelder wrote for the majority.
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It also heightens the chances that the Argentine government will soon fall out of compliance with its recently inked International Monetary Fund (IMF) program as its budget deficit widens.
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Deep, dramatic shadows throw their cast across the screen, harsh light from below heightens the horror and drama in the story, camera angles are sharp, and the editing is fast.
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Instead, it heightens the screenplay's sentimentality, tidy psychologizing and life-affirming messages by thickening their syrup and corn quotients in ways presumably deemed palatable to theatergoing children and their parents.
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That heightens worries about what other problems might lurk within India's state-run lenders, which hold some 19903 percent of the sector's assets in the world's fastest-growing major economy.
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Right, so you feel that consciously that the era we're in now heightens the importance of talking about the Supreme Court and the law and how that works in America.
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That heightens the community feel of party chat and brings it more in line with something like Discord, as Tom Warren pointed out when Microsoft first announced this was coming.
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At first, she's just got somewhat of an ability-enhancing costume, that heightens her fighting ability and eventually learns to summon the costume to her so she can wear it.
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One familiar strategy for these new or smaller services is to turn to titles with built-in name recognition -- a maneuver that both heightens media interest and helps with marketing.
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The use of social media – and the internet more broadly – to inform the decisions of the electorate only heightens the need for scrutiny of the ads placed on those sites.
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"We've seen sentiment deteriorate ... the latest Huawei debacle heightens tensions further and we don't see any respite this year, to be honest," said Simon Harvey, FX analyst at Monex Europe.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Singapore has deported eight Indonesians due to security concerns, the Ministry of Home Affairs said on Thursday, as the island nation heightens its alert against potential Islamist militants.
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This silence might make short-term political sense, but heightens the risk that the Trump administration's two-faced foreign policy will lead the U.S. into a great and disastrous war.
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However, the ongoing rise in household debt and house-price growth heightens the banking system's sensitivities to a sharp correction if labour market conditions and interest rates were to change.
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"The ability to release pensions as cash heightens the risk of people being targeted by fraudsters," the FCA said in its 2016/17 financial year business plan published on Tuesday.
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That heightens the focus on Underwood's wife, Claire (Wright), who brings a bit more subtlety to the process of governing but proves no less skillful at manipulating those around her.
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Much of this debt is held by Europe's shaky banking system, which heightens the risk that an Italian sovereign debt default could shake the global financial system to its core.
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Mr. Kosky heightens the operetta's cynical spin on marriage and 19th-century bourgeois mores to preposterous hilarity, a jittery Jim Carrey-esque orgy egged on by the conductor Enrique Mazzola.
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Mr. Kosky heightens the operetta's cynical spin on marriage and 19th-century bourgeois mores to preposterous hilarity, a jittery Jim Carrey-esque orgy egged on by the conductor Enrique Mazzola.
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Isou's theoretical artworks offer propositions that are in line with current artistic reflections on our contemporary situation, in which digital image technology heightens our sense of excess and visual noise.
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But it also heightens the feeling that we're very close to a breaking point, and it's startling to remember there are 11 weeks to go before the season four finale.
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As the piano gets louder and the strings swell, the overall drama heightens, and the pair inevitably end up at McDonald's, where the young lad orders a Filet-O-Fish sandwich.
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This magnification also heightens the viewer's aesthetic experience of both the works photographed and VanDerBeek's compositions, and brings the scale closer to that of the body, recalling the physicality of sculpture.
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In a world that's traditionally punished women for freely enjoying both sex and magic, combining the two can feel revolutionary—and taking matters into one's own hands only heightens that sense.
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The drama heightens when Moonee and her friends accidentally burn down an abandoned apartment complex, and her friend's mother decides that the two buddies are not to be seen together again.
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That investor call "heightens the likelihood" that Hartford will begin the process necessary to file for bankruptcy, which requires the city to have met with creditors before filing, S&P noted.
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But, there's a clear sense that North Korea has made advancements that would allow the regime to threaten not just regional security but global security and that heightens risks all around.
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With Gordon Hayward and Irving injured, and Jayson Tatum and Jaylen Brown not quite ready to set the table, he heightens a role the team won't need him to fill forever.
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It begins as a piece of psychological realism with a dystopian framework, but as the animals begin to escape, and the world gets steadily wilder, the book's tonal register correspondingly heightens.
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It heightens the sense that Deutsche — whose shares have lost more than half their value this year — needs to secure additional investment, lest it leave itself vulnerable to some new crisis.
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But the Amazon dramedy already feels as if its act is growing a tad stale, with the various subplots inspiring the sort of indifference that merely heightens pressure on the headliner.
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A further reason for comfort in last weekend's French election results is that it heightens the prospect that a reform-minded and centrist, Emanuel Macron, will become the country's next president.
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Travel and leisure companies have tapped their relationship banks for new loans to bolster liquidity as the global spread of coronavirus heightens fears over passenger travel and canceled reservations pile up.
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Mr. Barbosa's use of photographs taken by Gabriel himself, and of passages from letters he wrote to his family in Brazil, heightens the uncanny sense of his simultaneous presence and absence.
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One of Miller and Davis's most striking findings is that among socially intolerant whites, education heightens hostility to immigrants and fails to moderate the anti-democratic orientation of these white Americans.
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But choosing sites that force you to be selective really heightens the focus on what you're truly looking for in a forever partner — and gets you closer to that cuffing status.
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But McDonagh didn't skimp on Katurian's speeches, and the lengthiness of the text only heightens the terror and the conflicted excitement we feel as we wait to hear what happens next.
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It's danced in silence, but we seldom feel (as in many silent dances) that the characters have their own inner music: The silence, somewhat oppressive, heightens the sense that they're communicating.
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On top of that, exercisers are often used to paying attention to their bodies, and have a strong mind-body connection, which heightens the sensations of sex even further, Dr. Hamilton says.
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The authors say such purchases can have a beneficial impact in helping stabilize markets at a time of stress, while also reinforcing a "deadly embrace" that heightens risks to the financial system.
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Yet ultimately, whether the coup succeeds or not, this brings the prospect of civil war closer -- and heightens the likelihood of a lost generation before Turkey can rebuild the image of itself.
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"The experience of either having that kind of impact or control if you're doing it, or feeling vulnerable if you're receiving it — sort of like ravaged — heightens people's physical experience," he says.
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After decades of studying and interviewing musicians, artists, athletes and even surgeons, Csikszentmihalyi found that a flow state often heightens creativity, performance and even fulfillment, leading to a richer quality of experience.
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This heightens the chances of a "no" vote in that referendum, which would all too likely topple Prime Minister Matteo Renzi's government and usher in a prolonged period of Italian economic uncertainty.
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"Every attack is discussed endlessly on television and social media, which heightens fear of future attacks, makes citizens scared of one another" and puts pressure on governments to look tough, he said.
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To counteract the hate that her son has for the world, she uses comedy (funny one-liners, expressions, even tying his shoelaces together) and heightens the movie in every scene she's in.
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These have long been staples of proposed Republican replacements for the act, but their reaffirmation by the president-elect heightens the importance of understanding what these provisions do, and what they don't.
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Jim Ridge, the founder of Share the River, a nonprofit group that heightens awareness about the Cleveland waterfront, said the Cuyahoga River has achieved something that few could have imagined decades ago.
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Screen time has a negative effect on children's ability to understand nonverbal emotional cues; it is linked to higher rates of mental illness, including depression; and it heightens the risk for obesity.
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Because Super Bowl ads are so expensive, companies that buy them tend to take the opportunity to roll out signature ads and new campaigns, which heightens the attention paid to the advertisements.
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The music, primarily classical selections performed by the Australian Chamber Orchestra, is more successful than the voice-over as it supports the images and heightens the tension in the most intimidating scenes.
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In the near term, the failure of "King Arthur" heightens pressure on the coming Warner film "Wonder Woman," which Hollywood and Wall Street analysts already viewed as a make-or-break release.
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The shifting political climate especially heightens the risks for Apple, which has sought to appeal to consumers' desire for privacy and digital security by building nearly unbreakable encryption into its latest devices.
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But the fear here, said RBC Capital Markets' Helima Croft, head of global commodity strategy, is that increased Houthi rebel attacks on tankers heightens the chance that one will actually be sunk.
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" —Crescent Petroleum's CEO, Majid Jafar on oil's future Read more here: Lack of investment heightens danger of an oil price shock: Crescent Petroleum CEO "2017 will be a very challenging year for Europe.
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But she opens up to an unlikely group of teenage boys -- a plot twist that only heightens the "Stranger Things" parallel -- regaling them with a yarn that grows more fantastic with each revelation.
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Mark Larson, the national leader of KPMG's retail industry practice, told BuzzFeed News that the apparel industry is undergoing a massive transformation as technology heightens customer expectations of brands and their shopping experience.
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"The activist investor agenda heightens the sense that, if you're a laggard for a long time on the public market, what do you do?" said Brad Coleman, chairman of Citi's asset managers group.
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But back in the main narrative, this glimpse of a brighter future only heightens the disenchantment Lewis feels, as he loses his place as chairman of SNCC to the more radical Stokely Carmichael.
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The recent reissue of the soundtrack for Cameron Crowe's Singles, the seminal movie of the early 1990s Seattle music scene, only heightens the tension between artistic merit and the fog of lived experience.
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The fatal Tesla crash, which occurred on May 7 but was first made public by the highway safety agency on June 30, "heightens the need" for a cooperative test center, Senator Peters said.
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Although Taiwan holds exercises regularly, the latest war games sharpened their focus on combat readiness as Chinese President Xi Jinping heightens pressure on the self-ruled and democratic island of 23 million people.
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This worsens traffic and heightens the pressure for development on the edge of the region — in places such as Santa Rosa, home to some of the neighborhoods hardest hit by this month's fires.
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That inflation has never sustainably hit the Fed's 2 percent target, formally in place since 2012, heightens the case for moving pre-emptively — rather than waiting and risking making a move too late.
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The probe heightens the stakes for the embattled social media platform, which is already weathering antitrust investigations from the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), the Department of Justice (DOJ) and lawmakers on Capitol Hill.
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The probe heightens the stakes for the embattled social media platform, which is already weathering antitrust investigations from the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), the Department of Justice (DOJ) and lawmakers on Capitol Hill.
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This heightens the risk that when the bubbles burst, we'll be forced to rely yet again on artificially low interest rates, which will set us up yet again for another boom-bust cycle.
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One reason could be extracting concessions out of its enemies: North Korea occasionally heightens military tensions with South Korea and then demands increases in aid from international actors in exchange for backing down.
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Oh the places you'll go... The lack of loading screens also means that pegging it to a different area will no longer guarantee your escape from a raging monster, which heightens the tension considerably.
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"If you look at it on a five-year basis, that just kind of heightens what we would say is that massive, massive support at that double bottom from late last year," he said.
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READ: Court vacancy heightens 2016 contest, as well as fight for Senate But Republicans close to McConnell believe waiting until the next administration will be a political gift for Senate Republicans in close races.
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Studies show that the marginalization of drug users and gay and bisexual men heightens the spread of the virus as they are rejected from mainstream institutions like hospitals and churches who do HIV outreach.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - The United States should not block Chinese acquisitions of U.S. semiconductor technologies, a leading state think-tank in Beijing said on Wednesday, as Washington heightens scrutiny of Chinese investments in the sector.
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" This outburst of goodwill is met with confusion from the audience of masked men and veiled women, which only heightens as he continues: "there is no difference between Arabs and Westerners except in piety.
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This heightens the risk that, well before this year is out, trouble in Greece could spill over to the rest of the eurozone economy, which could pose a serious economic challenge for President Trump.
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Turning minors away at the border, or denying them asylum because their hometown in under gang control, makes them less safe and heightens the risk that they will abused or exploited in another country.
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"If the trade conflict heightens uncertainty over the outlook, companies could rein in spending, even if Washington does not impose higher tariffs on Japanese goods," Yusuke Ichikawa, senior economist at Mizuho Research Institute, said.
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You could say the same of Lynne Ramsay's film, but, when she heightens the volume, she is tensing Joe's world like a piano tuner tautening a string, and making his headspace ever less endurable.
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Article continues after the video below The epic orchestral score of Dark Souls III surely plays its part during these moments, and heightens my stress level further, to where I'm hitting around 80 BPM.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped another 215.4 points Tuesday, bringing its two-day loss to nearly 21,23 points as the widening coronavirus crisis heightens concerns about the outbreak's impact on global economic growth.
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If people see a tweet about wiretapping or deportations, for example, and try to look up news articles about it, what they find often "only heightens the worry and perpetuates the cycle," he said.
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The narrow scope of Mr. Weinstein's upcoming criminal trial only heightens the significance of the civil settlement, likely to be the only legal recourse for many of the women who said he abused them.
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The Japanese dialogue is not subtitled, and von Sternberg's rather irritating voice-over — written as if it were narration for an ethnographic documentary — only heightens the sense of reality being conjured out of nothing.
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President Trump's withdrawal from the Paris climate accord heightens the obligation of our Congress to step up and act in any way it can to reduce climate-changing emissions and advance clean energy technologies.
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Because of its stylization, its emotional extremity; because the aural element heightens the visual, and vice versa; because it is a thrilling investigation of what can be musical in the human voice, even when speaking.
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Watch this space: This heightens attention on the data releases still coming this week — namely the ISM non-manufacturing index, which will reveal the resilience of the service sector, and the September US jobs report.
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He heightens the tension through repetition: there are several moments when Georg almost forgets to respond when called by Weidel's name, and there is no doubt that such a slip could result in his death.
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But the growth also heightens worries around the government's spending habits and raises questions as to how long officials can continue to allocate large sums of capital into the economy to sustain these growth rates.
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And Facetune heightens the requirements for what counts as aspirational: Users with the biggest eyes, lips, and butt, the smoothest skin, and the waspiest waists are rewarded with likes, which can then translate into cash.
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The concentration of so much power in Saudi Arabia in one branch of the royal family introduces a new dynamic to the country's government and heightens risk, though it also makes bold reforms more likely.
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Fortunately, the oblique angle of late-day light also penetrates the canopy and heightens the contrast between the dark forest floor and the Arctic white flowers, so hunting in the evenings works almost as well.
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In his "White Jug With Flowers and Fruits," a 1910 still life set in front of an olive green wall, he heightens the colors to burn the image into your eyes from across the room.
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"Blocking the receipt of relevant records, as any committee member voting against this subpoena would be doing, only heightens the risk of 'disinformation' because Congress would not have access to all pertinent information," Johnson added.
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All this heightens the dangers posed by Trump's impulsive decision, which already gives the North Koreans a huge win in the validation and recognition of a face-to-face meeting with a sitting US president.
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In citing threats to national security to justify tariffs — widely viewed as a nuclear option within the context of trade — the Trump administration heightens the sense that it does not respect rules or international agreements.
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There are great books that begin slowly, the authors talking themselves uncertainly toward their material before suddenly they find it and the intensity increases, the options narrow, the risk heightens: The final report comes in.
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Not only does this increase the risk of volatile and aggressive behavior, but cocaine and alcohol combine in the liver to form a new chemical, cocaethylene, which heightens and prolongs the effect of both drugs.
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Loving's 51s dyed-fabric constructions have a scruffy, rags-and-patches informality that only heightens their elegance; La Noue qualifies his paintings' sumptuous palette and overall visual gregariousness by way of encrusted, willfully unlovely surfaces.
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"Nowhere else in the world has a manta ray nursery area been recognized — which heightens the importance of the sanctuary for these pelagic species," said George P. Schmahl, superintendent of Flower Garden Banks National Marine Sanctuary.
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It also heightens the risk of another loud warning that the bill could have dire consequences — like the blunt Friday night letter from America's Health Insurance Plans and the Blue Cross Blue Shield Association that Sen.
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LONDON/HOUSTON (Reuters) - U.S. oil and gas producer EOG Resources Inc is selling its British offshore business, a document seen by Reuters showed, as the company heightens its focus on its fast-growing U.S. shale portfolio.
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The Monmouth University survey also shows a third-party bid by failed GOP candidate Don Blankenship cutting slightly into Morrisey's support, which heightens the intrigue about whether he will be able to make the November ballot.
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As the suspense heightens, so should the recognition that Brexit could be the worst news yet for the trans-Atlantic community, particularly for Britain and the United States, and very bad news for the entire world.
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It "heightens the possibility of more draconian security policies carried out on the pretext of counter-terrorism," said Michael Kugelman, deputy director of the Asia program and senior associate for South Asia at the Wilson Center.
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"This looks to be a poor CBI distributive sales survey for June, it heightens belief that consumer spending has been markedly softer in the second quarter," economist Howard Archer from the EY ITEM Club consultancy said.
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When justice is delayed and denied, it causes survivors great psychological harm, adds immeasurably to their grief and suffering, and heightens their vulnerability and disadvantage as they seek to rebuild their lives and reconstitute their communities.
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Such background only heightens the bizarre quality of the N.C.A.A.'s case against the University of North Carolina, in which the association's Committee on Infractions is expected to announce a ruling in the next few weeks.
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"Blocking the receipt of relevant records, and any committee member voting against this subpoena would be doing, only heightens the risks of 'disinformation' because the committee would not have access to all pertinent information," Johnson wrote.
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"This just heightens the divide between big business and small business," said Jeffrey Korzenik, an investment strategist for Fifth Third Bank in Cincinnati who spends much of his time talking to small businesses in the Midwest.
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Not only does this risk putting the country's public debt on the most dangerous of trajectories, it also heightens the risk both of a hard economic landing and of a widening in the country's trade deficit.
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Sessions's memo heightens tensions between the federal government and those states where marijuana is being produced and sold for recreational use: California, Colorado, Nevada, Alaska, Oregon and Washington, and sometime later this year, Massachusetts and Maine.
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The surge in overseas investment heightens foreign exchange risks but also poses potential threats to China's financial system if these deals start to go bad, analysts at China International Capital Corporation said in a note on Monday.
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Here's why: Several federal appellate courts (though not all of them) have ruled in recent years that consumers can sue over data breaches simply because the exposure of their confidential information heightens their risk of identity theft.
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It's a really dangerous discourse because it not only heightens technology as the basis of both the solution and the problem, but it leads to digging people more deeply into the economic system that's driving the problem.
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"To parachute someone in who hasn't run for the office, who hasn't done the grueling work of campaigning -- if you want to do something that heightens cynicism to all-time high, that would do it," Virginia Rep.
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The Inner Scar (23), starring Nico and Pierre Clementi and featuring music that would eventually be compiled on Nico's album Desertshore, heightens the mythic lyricism of what came before, but also signals a new phase for Garrel.
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For Goldman, a 150-year-old investment bank that counts corporations and the ultrawealthy as its clients, the move heightens the risks it faces launching a card during the latter stages of a decade-long U.S. expansion.
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In our conversation he shares what inspires him as a designer and how the visual art in Native Son both heightens the visual impact of the story and invites us to reexamine our perceptions of its characters.
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In response to a series of attacks in Europe aimed at causing mass casualties, the law heightens controls on people who rent trucks, and strips naturalized foreigners who are convicted on terrorism charges of their Italian citizenship.
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All of this heightens the urgency for a rethink of U.S. fiscal policy with a view to getting a better balance between fiscal policy and monetary policies so as to put less upward pressure on the dollar.
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As a teenager, Malinka heightens the natural pallor of her face with makeup in order to pass for white, and later she reinvents herself as Clarisse, finding a French husband and taking his name, becoming Clarisse Rivière.
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Their trial shone a light on the lifestyle of rappers, whose swaggering lyrics are often part of a bad-boy image which heightens their notoriety and music sales, but sometimes ends up being played out for real.
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By cutting taxes and increasing public spending at a time that the U.S. economy is already at full employment, the Trump administration heightens the chances that the U.S. will revisit the twin deficit problem of the 1980s.
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While the 2004 movie (which received mixed reviews, resulting in the cancellation of a planned franchise) seemed to sacrifice story for style, this new series successfully blends both together in a way that heightens the delightful grimness.
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The relative impunity of private companies heightens the risks of human rights impacts, increasing the need for private equity investors to push those companies through other means to respect human rights, said alliance Director Paloma Munoz Quick.
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Mr. Layton ("The Imposter") then heightens the intensity by cutting in footage of their real-life counterparts — Spencer Reinhard, Warren Lipka, Eric Borsuk and Charles Allen II — as they reckon with the moral ramifications of their caper.
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The prominence of the tournament here, the Senior P.G.A. Championship, heightens the buzz around the Trump clubs, which, despite their relatively modest footprint in the golf industry, have become attractions for their proximity to the presidential family.
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The Pentagon on Monday denied reports that it was sending reinforcements to the border, in a sign that it is comfortable with the risk level to U.S. troops even as Ankara heightens the threat of military action.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Bank of Japan Governor Haruhiko Kuroda said on Tuesday the central bank has no plans now to issue digital currencies, but is conducting research in case the need to do so heightens in the future.
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Expanding the questionable application of the nuclear option to include the Supreme Court heightens the danger that the entirety of the filibuster process — that is, on all legislative matters — will be swept away in the same fashion.
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If you have two people with this device and you connect them via WiFi or Bluetooth, then you make a creative feedback loop where you could feel what they feel and that heightens what they feel as well.
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"Incorporating the really cerebral aspects of ASMR with the visceral VR experience deepens and heightens that connection," said Darling.. That's true for the more game-ified adult VR experiences as well, though obviously in a more fantastical context.
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The settlements undermined the conditions for a two-state solution, "the only way to ensure a just and lasting peace between Israelis and Palestinians, and heightens tensions" it said, calling on the Israeli authorities to reconsider the decisions.
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It said the decision to send the draft Statement of Administrative Action to Congress triggers a timeline for lawmakers to act, but it heightens tensions with Democrats who have said they need more time to review the deal.
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A strengthening currency imperils that export growth, and heightens the risk that the BoJ—one of the most assertive central banks in the world in terms of managing currency risk—could sell yen to counteract the upward pressure.
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The scolding report by America's top trade negotiator heightens uncertainty over the ability of President Donald Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping to reach a truce when they meet in Argentina on the sidelines of the G2503 meeting.
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By reducing public saving through tax cuts and public spending increases at a time when U.S. household saving is at an abysmally low level, increasing the budget deficit heightens the prospect that the U.S. trade deficit will widen.
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"When you share something good, and the recipient of information is actively happy for you, it heightens the positive experience for both parties," said Sarah Arpin, a Gonzaga University social psychologist involved in the study, in a release.
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"Different On Levels the Lord Allows" sounds like an abstinence slogan, and most of his tracks are hold-your-head affirmations and trite struggle bars delivered in a Public Speaking Course flow that only heightens their dorky earnestness.
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The outages were being considered in response to forecasts calling for humidity levels to drop and heavy desert winds to howl through the region, a scenario that significantly heightens the risk of wildfires ignited by downed power lines.
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"The landless face more risks than ever before, especially where the disregard for their rights converges with a conservative politics and an environmental emergency that the former heightens," said Arnold Padilla, a regional coordinator at PAN Asia Pacific.
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GLOBAL GLOOM HEIGHTENS Market expectations of imminent easing grew after the BOJ pledged in July to act pre-emptively to fend off risks that could knock the economy off the path toward achieving its elusive 2% inflation target.
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She pointed to patients who actually reported less pain after they were tapered off opioids, perhaps because they no longer experienced painful withdrawal, or perhaps due to diminished opioid-caused hyperalgesia (when opioid use heightens sensitivity to pain).
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Eilish is to SoundCloud rap as, say, Bryan Ferry's cover of "Sympathy for the Devil" is to the original, in which a cackling, vampiric singer both deflates and heightens what's supposed to be a serious showdown with evil.
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The absence of strong political parties heightens the role of factions and individual candidates, but because the vetting process remains shrouded in secrecy, it is unclear whether any of the newly approved candidates are running for seats in Tehran.
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Lawyer for Plaintiffs Suing G.M. Heightens Criticism of Another | Lance Cooper, a lawyer who helped bring a deadly switch defect to light, says a lead lawyer for the plaintiffs is putting his own financial interests ahead of the case.
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"The asset impairment significantly heightens uncertainty regarding its ability to achieve adequate profitability and cash flow, given our expectation of a prolonged commodity down-cycle, and the consequent negative impact on its relationships with banks and counterparties," added Morrison.
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It's a canny strategy that heightens both dramas — one a fight against the Chinese Communist Party, the other against equally implacable American institutions like the United States immigration services, the English language and the New York real-estate market.
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The motivation of the main characters, a writer, a scientist and a guide who specializes in traversing the area, are all called into question over the course of the movie and its ambiguous ending only heightens its central mysteries.
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But season four only heightens the sense of imminent doom that came with the new set of prisoners — and the new kinds of brutal administrative policies a for-profit prison will adopt in the name of saving a dollar.
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With that encouragement, resale and rental brands have proceeded to roll out marketing that more boldly broadcasts their eco-friendliness — a feedback loop that heightens consumers' awareness of these companies as a lower-impact substitute for buying new clothing.
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Mr. Lim herds all the soft tofu into a flan at the bottom of the bowl, rather than letting cubes of it fend for themselves in the broth — a move that nicely heightens the contrast of tofu and chiles.
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The exhibition heightens our awareness in the US of civil and political strife on the other side of the world, such as the genocide of the Yazidi in Iraq, which has received relatively little media attention in the West.
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So I am sympathetic to those who met this news with outrage or panic, particularly common among those who fear that Iran's ever-so-tiny steps toward reconciliation with the West are a ruse that in fact heightens their threat.
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GM's latest cutback primarily targets the Equinox but also impacts two other SUVs, the GMC Terrain and Chevrolet Trax, and heightens concerns that the increasingly crowded list of new utility vehicles coming to market will create additional headaches for the industry.
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Eating a meal together heightens your social bonds, and (especially if the meal is well picked) it will also refill the motivation meter of those eating, allowing them to do more personal studying with you when the next week kicks off.
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The move represents the first time that the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority will hold a public inquiry into a lender and heightens pressure on the government to hold a broad parliamentary probe - known as a Royal Commission - into the banking sector.
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Editorial Elected officials who have paid any attention to the killings of civilians by the police that have roiled several cities in recent years should understand that keeping the public in the dark heightens tension and undermines trust in law enforcement.
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"This is a grave charge that appreciably heightens the Committee's concerns about the absence of appropriate safeguards as part of the mandatory audit program and whether statutory codification of such program or other remedial, legislative measures are warranted," he wrote.
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But we also understand that there is clearly something there, "old times" that they can't let go of, and a lingering love that allows the two to remain friends (the sporadic but mutual laughter throughout simultaneously heightens and bridges the awkwardness).
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The big picture: Members of Congress from those districts are likely to hear about the opioid epidemic during their re-election campaigns, even if they're not in competitive races — which heightens the urgency of getting the legislation to Trump's desk.
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It's an incredibly compressed timeframe to tell a story in, one that only heightens the connections between this show and HBO's classic Western Deadwood (where every season covered a little over a week in the life of the titular town).
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The Dow, which closed at a record high just two weeks ago, dropped another 879 points Tuesday, bringing its two-day loss to nearly 1,900 points as the widening coronavirus crisis heightens concerns about the outbreak's impact on global economic growth.
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Their shared voice heightens the dreamlike setting — an Ohio farm in the 1950s — in which the girls observe the five mothers and aunts one generation up, looking to them to see how to become women, in love and in grief.
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"Spending too much too soon on unproven business models only heightens the risk that a company's race for global domination can become a race to oblivion," said Len Sherman, an adjunct professor at Columbia Business School and an expert in entrepreneurship.
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The result is something more like a prison than a camp, a place where security concerns often overwhelm humanitarian ones — which only heightens the danger, according to aid workers and researchers who described conditions there to The New York Times.
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David Buckingham, author of The Making of Citizens: Young People, News and Politics, notes that traditional news fails to hold the attention of kids and that approaching the concept of politics more broadly heightens the chance for children's future political action.
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GLOBAL GLOOM HEIGHTENS While cutting interest rates deeper into negative territory will be the key option when the BOJ next acts, the central bank could accompany that with measures to mitigate the pain on financial institutions, sources have told Reuters.
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NEW YORK, March 22 (LPC) - Travel and leisure companies have tapped their relationship banks for new loans to bolster liquidity and shore up investor confidence as the global spread of coronavirus heightens fears over passenger travel and canceled reservations pile up.
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Theoretically their modest sophistication could turn the Christmas tradition ironic, only it's the wrong kind of irony, and reflexive self-awareness backs the album into a corner as Deschanel's delight in preciousness, aiming to deflate it, accidentally heightens it instead.
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In envisioning his work, DelGaudio, who has a fervent fan base among magic aficionados, likes to nod to well-known conventions (pick a card, any card), only to slyly deconstruct them, in a manner that either heightens or thwarts their payoffs.
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Apple Showdown Heightens Challenge of Encrypted Data | The question is how the courts will apply constitutional protections drafted in the 18th century to deal with the rapidly changing world of digital technology, Peter J. Henning writes in the White Collar Watch column.
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Critics have said arming school staff only heightens the risks of gun violence, and poses a particular risk to minority students, who they said were more likely to be shot in the heat of a disciplinary situation or if mistaken as an intruder.
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"Untitled" heightens the intimate absence in González-Torres's bed by pairing it with a civilization on the brink of becoming just a myth; Churchman renders the flash of vulnerability that accompanies trying to be brave in the face of an overwhelming problem.
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This trade-off—a permissioned blockchain where only Libra Association members operate a limited number of nodes—heightens already paramount security concerns about a platform and products designed to serve as financial infrastructure for millions, pegged to a basket of real-world currencies.
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Despite paying lip service to fighting human trafficking, the administration's approach to immigration actually heightens the risk of human trafficking in the United States, making victims less likely to report their traffickers to law enforcement and making them more vulnerable to exploitation.
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The show heightens Ilana's zeal for the candidate as she makes inappropriate calls to undecided voters and attends a staff meeting in which she realizes that Clinton is a Grammy winner (1997's best spoken word album, for It Takes a Village).
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Read more: Depression is on the rise among millennials, but 20% of them aren't seeking treatment — and it's likely because they can't afford itSocial media heightens burnout among millennialsEconomic hardships and high-pressure work environments aren't the only factors fueling burnout among millennials.
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The decision nonetheless heightens scrutiny of Mkhwebane, an official who has been accused by President Cyril Ramaphosa of abusing her office after she said he was involved in serious misconduct linked to donations to his campaign for leadership of the ruling party.
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It's a slightly ominous introduction — which only heightens the expectations set by the campaign "Authority Figure" is running on Kickstarter and the social media presences of cast members like artists Alexandra Marzella and India Salvor Menuez, who post to followings of over 40,000.
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That a new report from the Post suggests that bin Salman was directly involved in Khashoggi's disappearance only heightens the need for some sort of clarification from the WWE since the crown prince is a prominent figure involved in the WWE deal.
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The stock, which was halted in Shenzhen for the first five months of 2016, has dropped 11 percent since it resumed trading on June 2300, a move that heightens Schwartz's fear that a margin call could prevent Jia from funding the plant.
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For this reason mass immigration, the technocratic solution to the economic problems created by post-familialism — fewer workers supporting more retirees — is a double-edged sword: It replaces the missing workers but exacerbates intergenerational alienation, because it heightens anxieties about inheritance and loss.
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T he theoretical arguments of that era are all here: Her works defy one-point linear perspective, and you must move to experience the works, which heightens your consciousness of your body in space (all part of the experiential and consciousness-raising '60s).
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If you find yourself eating in response to stress, it's a good idea to become aware of what heightens your stress and them come up with a plan, advises Martha McKittrick RD, a registered dietitian in New York CityDon't deny yourself your favorites.
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First and foremost, if you find yourself eating in response to stress, it's a good idea to become acutely aware of what heightens your stress and them come up with a plan, advised Martha McKittrick RD, a registered dietitian in New York City.
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The Journal of Exercise Science highlights that this actually increases the likelihood of eventual weight gain and heightens the risk of other health complications including cardiovascular disease or type 2 diabetes to a greater extent than remaining at a stable, "obese" BMI.
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If anything, the hint at demise heightens the revelry, as in Edgar Allan Poe's short story "The Masque of the Red Death" (1842), when a prince throws a masquerade ball inside a castellated abbey even as a plague decimates the peasants outside.
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The adviser has contacted potential buyers for the sale of the portfolio, which could fetch about $800 million, Bloomberg reported here The possible sale comes during a downturn in the brick-and-mortar retail sector as competition from e-commerce retailers heightens.
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The launch of a new OS from a major industry player is always fraught with potential concerns, but the merger of two existing options (including the most widely used OS in the world) into a single new one heightens those concerns exponentially.
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The servers also contained a slew of internal company records, including SQL database dumps, internal emails, and code containing the credentials to an unknown number of external systems.. A leak of administrative credentials typically heightens the risk of further systems and sensitive materials being compromised.
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" Even Hawaii Mike tried to spin the experience as a kind of middle ground in a post-event email: "This is the Art of Social Dining, we're not leading with it [cannabis] but treating as another ingredient that heightens the sensory experience of eating.
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It would also seem to be the last thing that May needs since it heightens the chances that she will go down in the history books as not only among the shortest-tenured of the country's prime ministers but also as its most inept.
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The film heightens the emotional resonance of this story with glimpses into her everyday life in Tokyo, where devoted assistants aid the 88-year-old artist in creating works composed of infinite matrixes of dots that are perfectly suited to the social media age.
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Broader bank stocks retreated in the face of steadily dropping bond yields Ratings agency Fitch said on Thursday the spread of the coronavirus in the EU opens new channels for it to affect the regional economy and heightens its adverse impact on GDP growth.
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"We are not just talking about something that heightens tension in the country's political situation but a move that could also damage the credibility of the independent media," said Elaine Díaz, 32, who in 2015 founded Periodismo de Barrio which focuses on the environment.
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The outsize economic role of the American health care industry heightens the risks posed by the Republicans' effort in Washington to repeal the Affordable Care Act, enacted in 2200 under President Barack Obama, and it comes at a delicate moment for the broader economy.
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It&aposs also unclear whether bullying directly causes suicide, though research has shown that bullying, when it&aposs accompanied by other risk factors, heightens the chance that a child will engage in suicide-related behaviors, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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The vault break-in scene is one of the most iconic scenes in action movie history — the lack of dialogue and soundtrack music heightens the tension of Cruise attached to the harness, and he really did hang inches above the floor, trying desperately not to touch it.
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The stunning visuals from director Floria Sigismondi (The Runaways, The Handmaid's Tale) give a claustrophobic aesthetic to the video, which heightens the viewer's sense of being involved in this story and enhances the idea that Glass is fighting her way out of a tangled, thorny mess.
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The warning heightens the note of caution in HSBC's tone from a September 30 report in which the bank issued a lower rated "orange alert ", pointing to similarities between Dow Jones Index trading patterns seen just prior to the 1987 "Black Monday" stock market crash and now.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - The European Central Bank's decision to hold off on immediate policy easing likely heightens the chance the Bank of Japan will stand pat next week, too, using words rather than action to signal its readiness to fend off growing global risks to the economy.
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It turns out it's still pretty entertaining to watch cute dogs fall in love — sometimes more, even, since the "realism" heightens the absurdity of a restaurant worker and his employee stepping away from the dinner rush to stage an elaborate dinner date for two random street dogs.
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It lets people new to the hobby pick up the basics — but by creating new markets for content and equipment, and connecting every hobbyist who has discovered something new to an audience eager to learn every trick, it heightens the experience for people at every level.
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That Donald Trump's coal-and-steel vision of American prosperity is relatively indifferent to educators' work only heightens the responsibility that will fall on DeVos as she acts as the administration's face on an issue that matters to many people, even if it doesn't matter that much to Trump.
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The increased intrusion of Chinese military air traffic into airspace protected by the JASDF, along with the uptick in aerial intercepts, heightens the risk of an accident or misunderstanding between the two militaries — a situation that could rapidly escalate, given the already heightened military tensions in the region.
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And while that definitely makes them alluring and heightens their appeal (because, really, who doesn't want what they can't have?), I fell in love with the sneakers for their design: They're sleek, they're futuristic (especially in the silver and gold colorways), and they're inspired by Japanese bullet trains.
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The play is a monologue, which Mr. Adams has smartly double cast with actors who speak different passages of the text — an approach that heightens the production's already pitched surreality but also the implication that this reckless, narcissistic disaster of a human being is in some ways us.
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The move heightens the competition for sales to farmers with rivals Bayer AG and BASF SE. Up to 20% of U.S. soybean acres this year could be planted with Corteva's Enlist E3 soybeans, which are genetically modified to withstand applications of three different weed killers, the company said.
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The scene's physical comedy only heightens its subtler, sadder ironies, such as the exhaustion of having to perform under observation what you in fact are; the pained, fallen clown is so palpably the responsible and loving parent that the grimacing phony was straining to impersonate just moments before.
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From making a purchase on mobile, to previewing a seat view through virtual reality, to sharing and planning for upcoming events on social, technology heightens all phases of the fan experience — and ultimately contributes to the emotion and memories of once-in-a-lifetime experiences like the Super Bowl.
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It said it was vehemently opposed to a Bain deal, arguing that the inclusion of SK Hynix, a rival chipmaker, heightens the risk of technology leaks and introduces the risk that the deal may not clear regulatory reviews, unlike the KKR/INCJ bid which does not include a chipmaker.
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The struggle for academic patronage and the strained conditions of nearly all media properties have led to fewer jobs and fewer venues for substantial writing; the possibility of leading a public-facing life of the mind now seems vanishingly small, which only heightens nostalgia for the golden age of the 1950s.
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"The State Department deserves credit for its comprehensive analysis of how separating and/or detaining children and removing them from family caregiving settings causes long-term emotional harm and mental health effects and heightens risks of human trafficking," Sara Margon, Washington Director of Human Rights Watch, told CNN in a statement.
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Shooting sparks protests, heightens tensions between New York and Washington The shooting sparked street protests and heightened tensions between the city, immigration advocates and the Trump administration over so-called sanctuary cities -- a broad term applied to jurisdictions with policies limiting cooperation with or involvement in federal immigration enforcement actions.
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Singles looking for something serious might get frustrated with sites that only give a limited number of matches per day, but choosing sites that force you to be selective really heightens the focus on what you're truly looking for in a forever partner — and gets you closer to that cuffing status.
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The holiday season can be both a time to count blessings and a period that heightens feelings of sadness, which makes this a fitting moment for "Every Brilliant Thing," a filmed version of the one-man stage show that the British comedian Jonny Donahoe has been performing for several years.
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"As states turn to more untested methods of execution and unreliable dangerous drugs that have never been used in this way before, it heightens the need for medical professionals, who know what they're doing, to be involved," argued Ty Alper, associate director of the University of California Berkeley Law Death Penalty Clinic.
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It's a glum legacy for a band whose music is periodically discovered by younger generations – their song "Baby Blue" popped up on the Billboard Hot Rock Songs chart after it was featured in the series finale of Breaking Bad – and one that heightens the importance of suicide prevention and mental health treatment.
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"Hardly a rounding error," notes Jonathan Hillman of the Reconnecting Asia Project, a database of transport and energy projects at the Centre for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) in Washington, DC. China does not systematically report lending overseas, which heightens the mystery and unease about goals that may stretch well beyond the economic.
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The proposed cessation of hostilities does not include the Islamic State, which controls much of the country's northeast or the Qaeda-linked Nusra Front, but the confusing mosaic of battle lines between the many pro-government and rebel groups heightens the risk of clashes that are perceived as violations of the truce.
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"With Facebook and regulatory worries, the last thing nervous tech investors wanted to see was news that Trump is targeting Bezos and Amazon over the coming months as this remains a lingering cloud over the stock and heightens the risk profile in the eyes of the Street," GBH Insights analyst Daniel Ives said.
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Economists fear Trump's tax plan only heightens a 'mountain of debt'State and local tax deduction: An item blurring party lines Trump's day of hardball and confusion on NAFTA "This is about math, not mystery and magic," said Mr. Simpson, who was a chairman of President Barack Obama's bipartisan commission on the federal debt in 2010.
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The dish Not a Ramen, which the chef named carefully "so as not to insult the ramen gods," is more of an homage to the Asian noodle soup which plays with the same components—meaty broth, short rib—but heightens the over-all effect with marrow in a bone the size of your fist.
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It only heightens the discontent of young people with foreign origins, especially North Africans or their descendants, all the more so because the Maghreb's decolonization occurred in pain and humiliation: When France withdrew from Algeria, it left behind hundreds of thousands dead and created scars in the collective unconscious that remain to this day.
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But it was clear enough being in that orbit in 2016, as it should be clear to anyone who watched Trump's larger relationship to his television coverage, that the business model of our news channels both assumes and heightens polarization, and that it was ripe for exploitation by a demagogue who was also a celebrity.
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Dr. Klaus, a neonatologist, and his colleague at Case Western Reserve University in Cleveland, Dr. John H. Kennell, a pediatrician, concluded in their book "Maternal-Infant Bonding" (1976) that contact between a mother and child in the first hours or even days of a baby's life heightens the mother's attachment to her child indefinitely.
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The decision by the Constitutional Court confirms an earlier temporary ruling and and heightens political pressure on Mr. Morales to allow the work of the commission and its head, Ivan Velásquez, to go forward, even though the president is now a target of its investigations along with many other politicians and powerful business leaders.
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They're worse because Europe has had sub-replacement fertility for much longer than the United States (a trend worsened, there as here, by the Great Recession), which drags on economic growth, increases fiscal burdens, heightens social anomie and makes mass immigration seem more culturally threatening to natives even as it seems more desirable to technocrats.
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She has also just learned to swim, and every time she paddles far out to the horizon, leaving Elena straining to see her, it heightens my own anxiety about the dangerous game she's playing — and my pleasure in knowing there are two and a half more books, and a thousand more pages, of this story left to drown in.
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As she personally recounts her lineage and place within this legacy, she heightens the emotional urgency of Constitution: The law of the land is not, Schreck would have you understand, a staid document gathering mold on a shelf somewhere; it's a force that fundamentally reaches into our lives, shaping everything from our understanding of ourselves to our interpersonal relationships.
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"The bigger issue is that focusing on individual choices around air travel and beef consumption heightens the risk of losing sight of the gorilla in the room: civilization's reliance on fossil fuels for energy and transport overall, which accounts for roughly two-thirds of global carbon emissions," Penn State University professor Michael Mann wrote recently in Time.
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"When you can give people an immersive experience which is what Disneyland was designed to be in the first place but something that is as rich as this that heightens the whole experience for people in ways that I don't think we're ever imagined when we didn't have the resources of the technology," CEO Bob Iger told CNBC's Julia Boorstin Wednesday.
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Another was written by Sam and Bella Spewack, who also co-wrote the 1940 screwball comedy "My Favorite Wife," and it involves the usual staples of comic mayhem—mistaken identity, crooks, and so on—as well as a director and his muse who are at odds with each other until they realize what they have and have had all along: a shared creativity that heightens their love.
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The current hysterical alarmism in the aftermath of North Korea's very intentionally timed Fourth of July intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) test, however, benefits no one more than Pyongyang's leader, Kim Jong Un. He thrives on the attention that reinforces his internal standing, and the more the U.S. saber-rattles, the more it plays into the North Korean threat-victim narrative and unnecessarily heightens tensions.
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"In many ways, the composer's role — not always, but very much in Better Call Saul and Breaking Bad — is to be in the chair of the audience," he told me, explaining that composers are often writing music that heightens or reacts to the emotion of the moment and doesn't necessarily factor into a longer-term character and plot arcs the way a music supervisor's selections might.
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NYC terror suspect Sayfullo Saipov : What you should know Terror suspect's NJ mosque has been under NYPD surveillance : Report New York State heightens security following Manhattan terror attack TRUMP CALLS FOR STRONGER &aposEXTREME VETTING&apos: Following Tuesday&aposs terror attack in New York City, President Trump ordered the Department of Homeland Security to "step up" the nation&aposs "extreme vetting program" … "Being politically correct is fine, but not for this!" the president tweeted.
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Jobless Rate at 2500-Year Low as Hiring Grows and Wages Rise We're Getting Awfully Close to Full Employment To Lift Growth, Janet Yellen Says, Make It Easier for Women to Work The outsize economic role of the American health care industry heightens the risks posed by the Republicans' effort in Washington to repeal the Affordable Care Act, enacted in 2200 under President Barack Obama, and it comes at a delicate moment for the broader economy.
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Sadly, British Prime Minister Theresa MayTheresa Mary MayPence to travel to United Kingdom, Ireland and Iceland in September Pelosi vows no UK free trade deal if Brexit undermines Good Friday accord Huawei beefs up lobbying amid Trump crackdown MORE's increasing loss of control over her own Conservative Party, as evidenced by this week's backbencher revolt and by her subsequent unconvincing victory in a confidence vote, heightens the chances that the U.K. is heading toward one of two adverse economic scenarios.
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But despite repeated and urgent requests to the government for details, medicines suppliers still don't know which ports such shipments will depart from, the timings and lengths of the journeys, or where they will arrive in the UK. With some cross-channel trips taking as little as an hour, and others taking six or more, this heightens the potential risk for some medicines which may need refrigeration, the groups said, and raises questions about the number of drivers needed and the length of their working shifts.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersHillicon Valley: Facebook launches portal for coronavirus information | EU sees spike in Russian misinformation on outbreak | Senate Dem bill would encourage mail-in voting | Lawmakers question safety of Google virus website The Memo: Trump tests limits of fiery attacks during crisis Sanders when asked about timeframe for 2020 decision: 'I'm dealing with a f---ing global crisis' MORE (I-Vt.) took part in their first one-on-one primary debate on Sunday night and discussed the coronavirus crisis at length as the outbreak grips the U.S. and heightens fears across the country.
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What unites these divergent strains in Manzoni's Lines and Materials is their reliance on the artist's hand: his work is not an exercise in the nebulous freedom of everything-is-art; something becomes an artwork only when he does something to it, whether it is putting his signature on a human body, or arranging a grid of whitened bread rolls inside a meticulously crafted shadowbox frame, or encasing a paper scroll in a tube whose label states its contents as "A LINE […] MADE BY PIERO MANZONI" The obsessive precision with which he manipulates his objects isolates and heightens their inherent properties, edging them into a platonic realm and rendering the border between art and life at once decisive and beside the point.
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