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Moreover, sharpening the current knowledge of DFC by using EEG-based approaches may shed light on the processes of consciousness and their pathophysiology, and may help to design neuromodulation protocols aimed at targeting maladaptive and dysfunctional FC.

No headlines, just glimpses of the mundane that are sharpened by the knowledge that at any moment someone can be blown up in front of your eyes.

I am sure Blair almost believed in locking up suspects without charge for 90 days but his view was sharpened by the knowledge the policy was popular.

The tussle of family life, the clumsy accommodations and forgivingness of it, the comedy of membership in a club that has to take you in at the moment of birth.' This would seem sentimental in another context but is sharpened by the knowledge that family life, in the earlier volume, was exactly what the witches, neglectful mothers and (almost) proud of it, despised.

Local disappointment was sharpened by the knowledge that friends living a few miles away in Pennsylvania are thriving since energy companies began fracking there.

Finely honed knowledge of the audience allows us to sharpen the message even further.

"This will sharpen the debate".

Distance can sharpen the imagination.

We have tried to sharpen the language.

On the contrary, it tends to sharpen the image.

This will sharpen the focus on the key results.