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In May 2011, comparisons were drawn between the murder case and upcoming trial of Casey Anthony and Chandler's case and trial in 1994; in both cases the heightened media attention forced the jurors to be selected from outside the county of the committed crime.

Correspondents say rape is a common occurrence in India with many cases still going unreported, despite the heightened media attention in recent months.

The contrast between the cases is heightened by the difference in pricing behavior.

The "heightened rate case risk" has also led to a number of somber analyst reports and credit downgrades from utility analysts.

The importance of the private cases was heightened when the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit set tough standards for determining when the government could break up an antitrust violator in the fast-changing businesses like information technology.

In the case of fire insulation, this includes the heightened monitoring of vulnerable cables by Entergy staff.

The case heightened the fears of foreign investors doing business here.

The six are suggesting that the director, Andrew Jarecki, created more ambiguity than actually existed about the case both to heighten the dramatic impact of the film and to elicit sympathy for the Friedmans.

However the BBC Trust's editorial standards committee ruled that the programme was not in breach of the corporation's editorial guidelines, adding: "[The ESC] considered this was at the margins of acceptibility given the heightened sensitivities surrounding the Jimmy Savile case".

Finally, there is no equivalent in rod photoreceptors to the heightened response seen in the case of non-translocating γ subunits.

The uncertainty surrounding the case is heightened because the exact location of the Estonian/Russian border is not clear.