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The industry drew heightened interest during last decade's buyout boom.

By 2000, as Wal-Mart became the largest retailer in the country, its health insurance drew heightened scrutiny.

The disturbances, which began after a peaceful protest by monks turned violent, deeply rattled the Communist Party in the months leading up to the Beijing Olympics and drew heightened international attention to the plight of Tibetans, many of whom resent China's heavy-handed role in their religious and cultural affairs since it seized control of the Himalayan territory in 1951.

Pop's decision to rest three veterans and a fourth player who has been logging heavy minutes drew heightened scrutiny because the Spurs-Heat game was to be broadcast by TNT as part of the network's weekly Thursday doubleheader.

The law is likely to draw heightened equal-protection scrutiny from skeptical judges at all levels.

In addition, it has drawn heightened regulatory scrutiny of other fraudulent investment schemes.

Mrs. Clinton's visit to Vietnam is drawing heightened interest because of her election to the Senate.

The issue of the death penalty and how it is imposed has drawn heightened public interest with the execution of Gary Graham in Texas.

This debate, and Mr. Roberts's role in it, are drawing heightened scrutiny -- and criticism -- as he heads toward confirmation hearings next month for the Supreme Court.

The perk itself may draw heightened attention in the coming weeks as members of Congress consider proposals to address gas prices, including one to suspend temporarily the federal excise tax on gasoline, 18.4 cents a gallon.

The filing is drawing heightened attention because Donald Trump, the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, has sharply criticized the administration's trade relations with China.