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That could intensify sentiment among Sunnis that despite voting in force, they remain disenfranchised in Iraq's new democracy.

The deteriorating trade picture seemed certain to intensify sentiment in Congress for legislation to protect American industry and to become an issue in the fall elections.

Southeast Asia: an intensifying battlefield for tech investments.

He also worries about an intensified strain of anti-immigrant sentiment between first- and second-generation Mexican Americans.

Recent moves, such as Google, Facebook, LinkedIn and Yahoo releasing their employee diversity numbers, show an intensified commitment to making real change for women technologists, but the sentiment is not industry-wide.

"They both reflected the sentiment and intensified the sentiment and focused it, about wanting to have this particular confrontation," said Representative Tom Cole, Republican of Oklahoma.

Drawing attention to its rapid military modernization or its intensifying nationalist sentiment, after all, could undermine China's core interests.

Amid street protests, intensifying Islamist sentiment against the shah and fears that Jews would be targeted, they flew to Israel and on to America.

The My Lai massacre intensified antiwar sentiment and raised questions about the quality of men being drafted into the military.

Because at a time of weakening ideological ties among much of the public, Twitter and Facebook increasingly intensify tribal sentiment among the already convinced.

Trump's unexpected victory in November only intensified the sentiment, with many pundits declaring the system fundamentally broken.