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The $13 million soccer-only facility has further raised the program's profile with blue-chip recruits.
The surge in natural gas discoveries in America has further raised the hurdle for nuclear power.
The investment in 1185 Avenue of the Americas has further raised the relative contribution of Manhattan to 42percentt.
China named its Olympic women's gymnastics team on Friday, and the inclusion of at least two athletes has further raised questions, widespread in the sport, about whether the host nation for the Beijing Games is using under-age competitors.
The killing by United States Navy sharpshooters of three Somali pirates during the rescue on Sunday of Richard Phillips, the American captain of the container ship Maersk Alabama, has further raised the stakes, with at least one Somali pirate on shore threatening vengeance on the next American seafarer captured.
This has further raised adoption barriers to entry for average consumers.
With the competitive logic that prevails at the major Internet companies, the deal might have further raised Twitter's appeal to Google's rivals.
The UK findings have further raised concerns of the British Hospitality Association, which has often sought to challenge its members' dotcom rival on the grounds of health and safety and property regulations.
Top players including Annika Sorenstam, arguably the greatest female golfer ever, and successful PGA Tour players such as Carl Petterson and Stenson, a member of the current Ryder Cup team, have further raised the game's profile.
The outcry against Justice Verniero represents both longtime strains between him and the Legislature and the way the hearings have further raised the temperature in the state's continuing examination of racial profiling.
Douglas Alexander, the shadow work and pensions secretary, said after the Commons exchange that Cameron had "further raised the stakes" and divided his coalition by confirming his policy to hit those who cannot find work by cutting the cash they get to help with housing costs.
