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Neil Munroe, a director of credit reference agency Equifax, says payday lenders had already approached his company for information about sharing data about customers, "and the interest has heightened since announcement of the OFT review".

This pressure has heightened since the beginning of 2008 with the Fed cutting rates by a total of 125 basis points in two moves in January.

Some black people here say their racial anxiety has heightened since the election, an ill-defined uneasiness they feel in mixed-race situations.

Concern that Al Qaeda has established new training camps in Waziristan has heightened since 2005 when officials learned that the leader of the deadly subway and bus attacks in London had trained in Pakistan.

Hostility between India and Pakistan has heightened since 32 people, many of them the wives and children of Indian Army soldiers, were killed in a terrorist attack last Tuesday in the state of Jammu and Kashmir.

The Victorian media's focus on African youth crime has heightened since the 2016 Moomba Festival, when a brawl broke out in Melbourne between two groups Islander 23 and Apex.

Syria's state news agency reported on Tuesday that the country's border guards had stopped 35 armed men from entering from Turkey, further stoking tensions between the neighbours, which have heightened since the unrest began in March.

And public interest in the U.S. president's dealings with Putin has heightened significantly since the Obama administration. .

Tension over police-community relations in the city has heightened in the last six weeks, since the acquittals of four officers in the police shooting of Amadou Diallo and then the shooting of Mr. Dorismond, an unarmed man killed by an undercover officer last month.

Sir Neville is famous of course for his near-endless recordings of 18th-century repertory with the Academy of St. Martin-in-the-Fields, but either our sophistication has heightened in the years since then, or the conductor chose not to be terribly interested in Vivaldi on Wednesday.

The city has heightened security around its reservoirs since the Sept. 11 attacks, and on Monday Gov. George E. Pataki offered 38 state prison guards to help with police patrols, said Charles G. Sturcken, chief of staff for the city's Department of Environmental Protection.