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Those losses suddenly increased the symbolic importance of Maine's all-but-ignored caucuses, and an additional loss Saturday in his own backyard would have magnified concerns that he could not seal the deal with voters.

Those losses suddenly increased the symbolic importance of Maine's all-but-ignored caucuses, and an additional loss on Saturday in his own backyard would have magnified concerns that he cannot seal the deal with voters.

In particular, it is magnifying concerns about the new security arrangements being dictated by the Afghan government, which by March 20 aims to replace the private security companies that now guard aid workers with a hastily raised Afghan force.

Steven Shapiro, the national legal director of the A.C.L.U., called the effort to interview the 5,000 men a "dragnet approach that is likely to magnify concerns of racial and ethnic profiling".

The fact that it is designed to be consumed by healthy women of reproductive age for long periods of time has magnified concerns about its potential dangers.

In this sense, considering that the acute response to intense interval exercise in CD4+, CD8+, and CD19+ lymphocytes is magnified concerning migration and apoptosis, a rest day incorporated after two consecutive days of high-intensity intermittent running could minimize the effect on lymphocyte modulations and reduce the potential susceptibility to antigens during this timeframe.

Now, a new study by the advocacy group Human Rights Watch magnifies those concerns.

The decision to pursue a criminal case against Mr. Bakaly only magnifies those concerns.

But his solicitous manner seemed only to magnify her concerns.

The report said the Secret Service testimony "plainly magnified public concerns regarding Mr. Marceca's conduct".

And Thingthing is also asking for access to a raft of additional services — so there are potentially hugely magnified privacy concerns here.