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The intriguing far-future setting is presented to the reader piecemeal through Arafuma's perceptions, a skilful ploy which not only heightens tension but builds a tantalising picture of a universe to be explored in subsequent volumes.

Still, she might have taken a lesson from Jean Genet, who, in his spellbinding 1947 play "The Maids," not only heightens the theatrical atmosphere of his secret female world but uses it to magnify the wounds and the rage that are so often felt by the silent help.

Love not only heightens the perils besetting a novel's protagonists, it makes us newly sensitive to all reality's possible risks.

The constriction of latex not only heightens physical sensitivity but also apparently makes your body ultra sensitive to temperature.

The show of defiance by the incoming legislators not only heightened the prospect of a constitutional crisis, but also showed signs of ethnic fractures within the Parliament.

While South Korea has competed in the World Cup four times before, this will be Japan's first appearance after 43 years of trying.Failure to qualify would have not only heightened Japanese angst about South Korea, but also dealt a disastrous blow to the country's new "soccer diplomacy".

Studies have determined that newer vehicles (eg, lotions), particularly those in the super-high-potency class, not only heighten the ability of the active ingredient to penetrate skin but also are preferred by patients over ointments and creams.

Given the real and rising threats of cyberattacks against major financial institutions, and the potential for significant impact on the global economy, financial regulation and law enforcement have not only heightened their scrutiny of cybersecurity programs, but are increasingly adopting new laws, regulations and policies that focus on cyber resilience and threat response.

Their dueling appearances not only heightened the drama of the hearing, but also highlighted the election year dynamics of the issue.

Solving 21st-century air pollution and climate problems will require not only heightened awareness of this interplay but also an unprecedented level of cooperation among everyone in the broad science community.

An understanding therefore, of the burden of TB in children admitted with severe pneumonia will not only heighten the index of suspicion but will also call for the extension of the policy on intensified case finding to pneumonia cases.