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It is not an exact replica, but a heightened reality.

It's not sex that holds her and David together but a heightened eagerness for pleasure of any kind, and Jenny is caught.

"As a practical matter she has almost single-handedly caused, well, not an hysteria, but a heightened interest in mold," Flynn says, choosing her words carefully.

But a heightened threat level within the camps has forced many of such organisations to abandon operations in Dadaab, resulting in the shrinking of an already small job market.

But a heightened distrust of foreigners since the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks could mean far fewer visas for the millions who come each year to study, work or visit, and more government monitoring of foreigners' movements once they arrive.

But a heightened interest in organic products, GMO labeling, and super foods suggest a general distaste with and fear of these foods.

Yet somehow once the plays proper start, we eagerly accept what's happening not as a substitute for reality but as a heightened, truer version of it.

Recent evidence indeed suggests that much of the genetic risk is not due to neurological vulnerability but to a heightened resistance to the unpleasant side effects of heavy alcohol consumption.

Our results do not support the existence of an attenuated autonomic nervous system response to stress in older adults, but rather a heightened sympathetic tone.

Like a cat, Jeanne slept most of the day, but, waking, she seemed a heightened, sharper version of herself.

But they took on a heightened intensity in early 2014, after Russia's intervention in Ukraine and the U.S. sanctions that followed.