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Concern about water scarcity has heightened because of a recent drought in northern regions, which some scientists fear is linked to global climate change.

"The challenge is that what we face has been heightened because of both the killing of Alton Sterling and the officers".

The sense of expectation for this year's Masters has been heightened because of the most extensive off-season alterations in Augusta National's history.

He went on to say that public servants should not have to put up with threats and abuse from members of the public and that his concerns had been heightened because of the killing of Cox.

He said interest in the vessel's itinerary in recent weeks, which included a stopover in Havana, might have been heightened because of the July 3 visit to Cuba of North Korea's top military commander, who conferred with President Raúl Castro.

Fears for the QDG have been heightened because of what is viewed as system of precedence in the Royal Armoured Corps.

"It is entirely understandable that concerns about helicopter safety have been heightened because of the close proximity of incidents in the North Sea - this is the fifth incident since 2009 and the second involving fatalities".

Meanwhile, the danger of proliferation has heightened further because of access to the technology and the emergence of non-state threats.

Food security concerns are also heightened because of the massive consolidation that has taken place in the food industry in recent years.

The security for today's inauguration of Barack Obama, already heightened because of the event's exposed activities, has been heightened still further by "threats against him and intensified racist commentary on Web sites used by white supremacists," as David Johnston reports in the New York Times.

The mediums we've debated on are more varied than ever, the discussion perhaps heightened because of them but still the same.