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"The challenge is that what we face has been heightened because of both the killing of Alton Sterling and the officers".

The sense of expectation for this year's Masters has been heightened because of the most extensive off-season alterations in Augusta National's history.

He said interest in the vessel's itinerary in recent weeks, which included a stopover in Havana, might have been heightened because of the July 3 visit to Cuba of North Korea's top military commander, who conferred with President Raúl Castro.

He went on to say that public servants should not have to put up with threats and abuse from members of the public and that his concerns had been heightened because of the killing of Cox.

Fears for the QDG have been heightened because of what is viewed as system of precedence in the Royal Armoured Corps.

"It is entirely understandable that concerns about helicopter safety have been heightened because of the close proximity of incidents in the North Sea - this is the fifth incident since 2009 and the second involving fatalities".

That escalation risk is heightened because of the mystery surrounding the DNC hack.

This year, the competition is heightened because of a relatively short window between Thanksgiving and Christmas.

The peril for older consumers is heightened because of recent changes in the way that government benefits are distributed, the report says.

The concerns are heightened because of Gordon Brown's failure to see through the overhaul of the role of attorney general, which he had signalled support for during his first summer in Downing Street.

In the case of Mr. Cheney's energy task force, these concerns are heightened because of both his and the president's strong ties to the energy industry, as former oil executives and as recipients of large campaign support from the industry.