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The quick response to even small planes, Smith said, reflected the heightened concern of security officials since Sept. 11 provided lessons about the use of airplanes as weapons and later examples, like the 15-year-old boy who slammed a single-engine plane into an office building last month in Tampa, Fla.

With the heightened concern of privacy on the social network, a dashboard that empowers users to have control over their personal information accessed by Facebook apps will no doubt be a popular feature.

Uranium environmental contamination from mining, processing, and military industries has heightened concern of the possible environmental and health effects of DU exposure.

The heightened concern of the United States about bioterrorism was not shared by others at the conference, although all agreed that persons would likely demand a federal response to a health crisis caused by terrorists, including any required quarantine.

Given the heightened concerns of today about photographs of children, particularly unclothed children, could we publish such a photo today?

The threat is ramping up the pressure on the Tory leadership to stiffen their policies on Europe and immigration, whilst Labour ignores the heightened concerns of blue-collar voters at its own peril.

Mr Evans also spoke about Russian intelligence, which has been of heightened concern to UK intelligence since the killing in London in November 2006 of the Russian dissident Alexander Litvinenko by radioactive isotope.

What's more, an environment in which national security is of heightened concern to voters has historically tended to help Republicans.

But their scale and the brisk way they were enforced heightened concern for Egypt's rule of law amid a crackdown on political opposition.

Announcing the changes alongside the attorney general, George Brandis, and the foreign minister, Julie Bishop, after a marathon cabinet meeting on Tuesday, Abbott said "the terrorist threat has not changed" but that there was a "heightened concern" because of the numbers of Australians travelling to fight in Syria and Iraq.

See also Federal Reserve System, Federal Reserve Act and History of the Federal Reserve System Owen entered the Senate at a time of heightened concern over the volatility of the US financial system, as exemplified by the Panic of 1907.