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The strength of the financial division is expected to continue throughout the year as the need for company information rises with heightened scrutiny by investors.

With heightened competition and rising tuition costs at private and public universities, options such as DeVry and University of Phoenix have recently attracted more students, even though enrollees at for-profit schools reportedly wind up with fewer post-graduate options and more debt.

With heightened competition and new global challenges, such as the rise of China, the United States badly needs to acknowledge the new realities and improve its game.

Teenage life moves fast and is filled with heightened emotions.

Egyptians faced rising prices, rising crime and heightened sectarian tensions.

With rising fees and heightened living costs, students are now looking to the digital world to find cheaper course materials.

At a time of rising gas prices, heightened talk of war with Iran and setbacks in Afghanistan, Mr. Obama's approval rating dropped substantially in recent weeks, the poll found, with 41 percent of respondents expressing approval of the job he is doing and 47 percent saying they disapprove — a dangerous position for any incumbent seeking re-election.

That period of rising crime and heightened racial tension led to a series of tougher crime laws, from mandatory-sentencing and three-strikes statutes to Stand Your Ground, along with the gutting of gun-control legislation — the fallout from which we are dealing with in the United States.

Maraniss shows us that periods of progressive politics — and one of the most heartbreaking things in his chronicle is the certainty, of Dr. King among others, that Detroit was at the onset of an upward-moving arc — coincide not with periods of heightened despair but with periods of rising expectations.

Recent disappointing economic data coupled with rising consumer prices have heightened fears among some economists that Britain is once again edging closer to a recession, leaving Mr. Osborne and his austerity plan increasingly isolated.

But like Air France-KLM and other full-service European rivals — Lufthansa of Germany, British Airways and Iberia of Spain — the region's grinding economic crisis, combined with rising fuel costs and heightened competition from more nimble low-cost rivals, have largely offset Alitalia's turnaround efforts.