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MacLaine is not alone on the current Brighton scene in exploring and intensifying the relationship between theatre and drawing.

Emperor Akihito's father, Hirohito, died in 1989 — Year 64 of his reign — as both the Cold War and Japan's economic boom years were drawing to a close, intensifying the sense of a historical shift.

Occasionally bitter weather intensifies the action and draws in cold-climate species I see infrequently, like the Varied Thrush and the striking Townsend's Warbler, or even Band-tailed Pigeons who will stop by to see what all the commotion is about even though their dietary needs are elsewhere.

As this debate intensifies, the museum remains open and draws its steady trickle of visitors.

The Shabab work hand-in-hand with foreign terrorists, according to Western and Somali agents, and in the past few months, as the battle for control of Somalia has intensified, the group seems to be drawing increasingly close to Al Qaeda.

As the aging of China's population intensifies, the elderly-only household is drawing much attention from society and has become one of the focuses of future family policies in China.

Below them, third-placed Kilmarnock's goalless draw at Hibernian intensified the competition for the best-of-the-rest spot and Europa League football.

But fears that the fighting could intensify and draw in the Namibian army have not materialised.

Cropping intensifies the geometry of everyday life to which Evans was instinctively drawn.

Tax increases intensified the squeeze.

"It intensifies the flavour.