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A steadily heightened emotional pitch in the second part doesn't rule out humour, but sharpens the sensation of ingratitude.
That this bounty was found not tableside but at the bar, where the restaurant's menu of organic cocktails has been steadily expanding, only heightened the appeal.
The sense of alarm heightened as the number of cases mounted, and the death rate steadily rose, reaching 15percentt overall.
Acknowledging that concerns about Russian involvement in Georgia were heightened two months ago, Mr. Powell said that "things have moved forward rather peacefully and steadily" and that he planned to discuss American concerns with the Russian foreign minister, Igor S. Ivanov, and, on Monday, with President Vladimir V. Putin in Moscow.
Landfills in the lagoon are said to have upset the com plicated tidal system and heightened the danger of floods The reasons that Venice is slowly, but steadily, submerg ing are controversial, but one theory holds that the main re sponsibility lies with the new industrial plants on the main land that are pumping fresh water from the subsoil.
The point is to heighten Cartier's profile -- ever so tastefully -- at a time when commercial gigantism is steadily engulfing the discreet understatement of Fifth Avenue.
Since late last year, members of the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries have been ratcheting up output as anxiety over a war with Iraq, heightened United States demand during an unusually cold winter and interrupted Venezuelan production pushed oil prices steadily higher.
The science is clearer, many industrialized countries have embarked – slowly but steadily – on transforming their economies, and the global awareness of climate change impacts has been heightened by its first signs around the world.
