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That the I.M.F. is now championing deeply unpopular austerity measures for Greece, where street protests continued last week, only sharpens that point.

The CNIL decision could sharpen that complaint too — raising questions over whether audits of publishers that Google said it would carry out will be enough for the arrangement to pass regulatory muster.

And the focus was about to sharpen that morning.

The size of the incoming class of 2009 only sharpened that conclusion.

And in playing host to the Key Sunday Cinema Club, he hopes to sharpen that edge.

The British teen allegedly responded: "Sharpen that as hard as you can, then run police over and decapitate".

Cable and Wireless HKT has had to contend with competition for years -- a challenge that he said had sharpened that company's management.

The Japanese site appears to be a first step to sharpening that focus on specific markets.

To sharpen that vision, astronomers used the Very Long Baseline Array of 10 radio telescopes spread across North America.

He needs to sharpen that radar as the hosts look to make the most of their early inventiveness.

Now the company is sharpening that strategy by imposing limits on how many groups a message can be sent on to.