They have intensified something I would call "the conversation" among Arabs and Muslims.
Mr. Snow predicted that conservation measures would need to be intensified, something also suggested this month by Mayor Antonio R. Villaraigosa of Los Angeles.
David Harper was getting coffee at a store when the low rumble began and intensified into something that sounded "like the building was just going to fall apart".
"As the Israeli-Palestinian dispute has continued, international sympathy for the besieged Palestinian population has intensified, but something else than genuine feeling for the downtrodden is at work," Mr. Carroll wrote.
Tuesday was a soft evening in San Francisco: the fog intensified to something like a mist, and then a drizzle, and, up on the thirty-fifth floor of a sleek condo building on Tehama Street, guests in sharkskin suits and evening dresses studied the view with quiet resignation.
David Harper was getting some coffee at a store when the low rumble began and intensified into something that sounded "like the building was just going to fall apart".
But if not, voter anger may intensify and demand that something change.
Should the Constitutional Court vote against Mr Roh without a compelling reason, however, the storm could intensify and sweep away something far more precious than an unpopular president.
For the UK government, Scottish secretary Michael Moore welcomed news of the date, adding: "The debate about Scotland's future has already begun and will only intensify, and that is something I look forward to.
But the Pacers' intensified defense had something to do with the Knicks' crumble.
The first half of the month passed on Wednesday without any sign that the meeting had taken place, intensifying speculation that something was amiss.
