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The four-to-one matching schedule has given added importance to smaller contributions.

The shrewd loan acquisition from the Shrews of forward Jake Robinson has given added impetus to a squad who have the play-offs in sight.

While many have thought this desirable for decades, the woeful decline of the economy in recent years has given added urgency to the appeal.

The fact that the Nusra Front was not a party to past cease-fire agreements, allowing the group to continue its attacks on Syrian government troops during the fragile pauses in violence, has given added fuel to the Russian argument.

Compiling this information has given added firepower to almost every aspect of campaigns, from decisions about which television show to run ads on, to the content of targeted emails, to the selection of which houses volunteers should visit.

The pursuit of antipoverty objectives has given added impetus to public-private partnerships in developing countries.

It would have given added depth and urgency.

"For me, the events of Sept. 11 in New York and Washington and in Pennsylvania have given added urgency and incentive to those of us in Northern Ireland who want to bring our peace process to a conclusion," he said.

The July temperatures have given added urgency to calls for governments to deliver on commitments made in Paris last year to limit temperature rises to 1.5C beyond pre-industrial levels – a limit not far off the record set in July.

In other words, they do not conform in the slightest to the popular stereotype.In this section Foiling fear Confusing and confused They stooped to conquer The people's road Funny man Correction: Agincourt ReprintsShe acknowledges (how could she not?) that the Madrid and London bombings have given added urgency to the questions raised by the presence of these new Muslim communities.

According to Mr Cameron, the austerity measures taken to deal with the crisis in the eurozone have given added urgency to the issue of the EU's democratic legitimacy.