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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Top health officials expressed heightened concern on Monday about the threat posed to the United States by the Zika virus, saying the mosquito that spreads it is now present in about 30 states and hundreds of thousands of infections could appear in Puerto Rico.

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.

Neuroscientists are on the cusp of proving that prolonged exposure to social networking sites dictates the way a young brain will develop, with evidence to suggest it leads to a heightened concern for how one compares to others.

People who score well on this survey express a heightened concern for the welfare of others, greater feelings of social responsibility, and a commitment to moral values and they also prove more likely to help others when an opportunity arises.

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.

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

Green party councillor Siân Berry has demanded a "block by block breakdown" of the materials and structural plans for cladding used on every single block in Camden, highlighting heightened concern for safety in council high rises across the country.

Serotonin, meanwhile, appeared to have a more general effect on aversion to harm, not just a heightened concern for another person.

The Bush speech showed a heightened concern for connotation.

Heightened concern for recycling is probably also helping Mr. Schulman's enterprise.

And screening for depression, which is of heightened concern for LGBTs.