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Since Ahmed was ousted last year Ahmed has continued organized protests and over heightened violence against activists and concern that military leadership is delaying transition to civilian rule.

To their left, the Capitol glowed on the horizon, spared by the Sept. 11 terrorists, and the arena now for furious legislative differences over heightened airport security needed by a traumatized nation.

Public outcry over heightened airport security checks, fueled by viral videos of small children being frisked and of a man warning a TSA agent, "Don't touch my junk," made the scanner and pat-down controversy fodder for late-night television comedians.

School officials are concerned over heightened public scrutiny of budgets, especially after the troubles in Roslyn, where three former district employees are accused of stealing $11.2 million, and in the William Floyd district, where two former administrators have been accused of stealing nearly $1.5 million.

Both are specially concerned over heightened Chinese naval activity in the Indian Ocean region through which the bulk of the world's trade, particularly oil and gas, passes.

But the battle over heightened scrutiny is far from settled.

Falling corporate-tax rates have increased the appeal of capital over labour; heightened uncertainty and capricious funding markets seem a recurring part of the landscape.

tried to countermand against: it essentially leads to an unclear standard, making it difficult for teachers and school officials to know when to apply a regular standard of reasoning over a heightened standard.

"It was a surprise because of course its our job to be a critical friend of all big institutions, and we had voiced our fears over what heightened security might mean, and about stop and search around the Olympics".

As concern over the long drought has heightened over the past two years, Nestlé and other big water-bottling companies have found themselves increasingly under siege.

Concerns over the reliability and resilience of the U.S. electric grid have heightened over the past year or so, as policymakers, regulators and operators look closer at what it takes to assure adequate supplies of power at the least cost.