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"Interest has certainly heightened," he said.

The lawsuit has certainly heightened our awareness of that".

My reporting certainly heightened the family's status, and sparked their appetite for recognition.

"But there is certainly heightened investor interest in addressing safety issues, in addressing water and climate issues, because the impact on shareholder value can be tremendous".

That awareness is certainly heightened by the fact that Manuel never lived to see adulthood (he died in 1792, and it's thought that the portrait may be a memorial) and by our knowledge of Goya's own losses.

But his disability has certainly heightened interest in the MC, who emerged from nowhere (well, 20 miles outside of Manhattan) to sign with Lyor Cohen's 300 Entertainment late last year.

Not being on top of the food chain certainly heightens one's awareness.

"It certainly heightens the attention a case gets, but there also can be some defensiveness," he said.

"I should imagine the security services are warning the Prime Minister that we are already at risk and that this bombing exercise will almost certainly heighten that risk.

Twenty-five years later, at that boozy dinner, and then again last October, in a long, sober interview, he admitted that drugs were certainly heightening his "aggressiveness" back then, which he still felt was their only significant downside for older athletes.

"Although Emwazi's death won't incur Isis territorial losses, it'll almost certainly heighten a sense of internal security paranoia that has been spreading for several months now," he said.