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Abba also cautioned against the use of fireworks while celebrating, as "they could cause distraction that may further heighten fear of insecurity". .

This would be quicker to agree but messier to implement, and would heighten fears of exclusion among the ten non-euro members.

A repeat of such a hard line at the December meeting would probably heighten fears of a recession and send stocks lower.

Michael D. McCurry, a senior Kerry adviser, denied that the senator was trying to heighten fears of a draft, though he said it was much on the minds of young people.

The bombings may be linked more to the US withdrawal than the political crisis, but all together the developments heighten fears of a new round of sectarian bloodshed such as the one a few years ago that pushed Iraq to the brink of civil war.

More slaves would also have meant heightened fear of revolt and ever more stringent controls on the slave population.

Heightened fear of accounting irregularities in the wake of the Enron scandal would cause some investors to stay clear of Network Associates stock, they said.

But that seems unlikely, and it is, therefore, unfair to Clinton to suggest that heightened fear of Trump was the decisive factor on Tuesday.

"Every attack is discussed endlessly on television and social media, which heightens fear of future attacks, makes citizens scared of one another" and puts pressure on governments to look tough, he said.

When Germany was awarded a concession to extend its railway line through Anatolia to Baghdad and acquired mineral rights to the land on both sides of the proposed route, heightened fear of German competition in Iraq and the Persian Gulf evoked strong protests from London.

As a result, immigrants today are experiencing heightened fear of profiling and deportation.