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In fact, it has elevated reform to a new level of prominence and urgency.

It has elevated Mr. Silverman to a finalist for the Service to America Medal, one of the highest honors awarded a federal civil servant.

If the launch of the WSL has not quite proved the big bang moment for women's football in this country that some thought it might be, it has elevated it to a new level of professionalism, organisation and visibility.

Among white rappers, only the Beastie Boys and Eminem have summoned that same fearlessness, and it has elevated their rap-comedy above irony into something that arcs toward pathos.

Like the man who taps phones for a living and comes to believe phone tappers are everywhere, it has elevated suspicion to an obsession even as success and stability have brought a significant buy-in.

"It has elevated how people DJ in their sets outside of the competition.

But the avant-garde — especially the musical version of it — had elevated tedium into a fundamental aesthetic principle.

SHORTLY before Lynn Sugarman of Teaneck, N.J., bought her summer home in Lake George, N.Y., two years ago, a routine inspection revealed it had elevated levels of radon, a radioactive gas that can cause lung cancer.

When I see a theme like this, I look for the literal meaning: wouldn't it have elevated this theme considerably if the word COP had been UNDER an entry with the word COVER in it?

Total funding for agriculture and food security had increased from £221m in 2005-06 to £381m in 2008-09, it said, adding that it had elevated the issue of agriculture on to the world stage with its global partnership on agriculture, food security and nutrition, which was supported by the G8 and incorporated into the World Food Summit declaration last November.

The judges — including three of Afghanistan's biggest pop stars and a master of classical Afghan music — were pleased by the turnout and said it had elevated the bar for contestants.