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The fund has told employees that it expects at least $1 billion in withdrawals from the $14 billion fund because of the heightening investigation.

There was little evidence of anger on the streets because of the heightened police presence.

"It's a very critical moment," said one senior security official who spoke on the condition of anonymity because of the heightened tensions.

Mr. Jobs's leave is certain to cause anxiety with investors and consumers, because of the heightened competition the company faces.

Mr. Goran said that no new forces were brought in, but that those "on vacation" inside Kurdistan were told to come back because of the heightened alert.

More weak cases are getting dismissed at the motion to dismiss stage because of the heightened pleading requirements that were imposed by the Reform Act, thereby reducing the inventory of cases available for settlement.

But after we landed in Puerto Princesa, we found out that the boat was delayed due to engine trouble and wasn't going to be going to Ayungin anyhow, because of the heightened Chinese presence there.

Now because of the heightened compliance awareness, companies are looking at this and saying, 'How do I do this economically?' " Two years ago, Vastera began offering consulting services for companies' trade-compliance departments.

Because of the heightened sexual writing in the novel, it was banned in a number of countries.

But because of the heightened capacity for domestic surveillance, and the addition of hundreds, if not thousands of additional machines to an already-crowded airspace, there are understandable risks -- both privacy and safety -- to this new technology.

This inevitable tactical maneuver was one we sought to avoid in previous routes because of the heightened redox lability of Cα-thiols at captodatively stabilized positions.