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The 9-11 attacks resulted in heightened security efforts in American ports.
Focus on ecologically fragile streams in the US has resulted in heightened recognition and popularity of biotechnical streambank stabilization methods.
Findings revealed that caffeine administration relative to the placebo condition resulted in heightened WM performance, but only for extraverted participants.
The result is a clash between the owners of capital and the providers of labor -- a clash that has resulted in heightened trade frictions and growing protectionist risks.
Since the Sept. 11 attacks resulted in heightened concern about terrorism, a few lawmakers have withdrawn their support; others have reaffirmed it.
The three ministers in the power-sharing executive in Belfast said: "As we move into a period which has in the past resulted in heightened tensions, we encourage everyone to conduct themselves in a dignified and lawful way.
It's too bad that the mortgage crisis six years later didn't result in heightened accountability.
Uncertainty surrounding potential health effects of techno-industrial facilities continues to result in heightened debate about what are the best and safest options for future generations in rural places regarded by residents for their therapeutic tranquility.
It was hypothesized that behavioral interactions that were behaviorally more engaging and which required deeper consideration of the model would result in heightened cognitive interaction and better learning than those whose manipulation required less deliberate behavioral and cognitive processing.
It is not encouraging when the secretary of state writes a vapid op-ed pleading with Iran to "choose wisely". A more effective tactic, one unfortunately no longer credible, is to issue a stern warning that failure to fully comply with existing United Nations resolutions will result in heightened sanctions and potentially U.S. military action.
This is exacerbated by information precarity, "a condition of information instability and insecurity that may result in heightened exposure to violence" (Wall et al. 2015).
