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The Russian fingerprints on the October plot have heightened intrigue about Moscow's ambitions in a part of Europe hitherto thought to be gravitating towards the EU's orbit.

The current study suggests that moderate, acute stress may stimulate heightened brain plasticity via increased neurogenesis.

The marketing of Westworld also contributed to its blockbuster potential in the way it heightened intrigue via its trailers, social media efforts and virtual reality initiatives.

The family fracas heightens intrigue over what might happen to Viacom and CBS after the mogul dies.

In preparation for major floods, the local and regional governments in both countries have heightened dikes and stimulated development of information systems for flood management.

Nonstate organizations have long been involved in national and international governance (30 ), but globalization has stimulated new forms of governance in which such organizations have heightened roles.

Cubs tickets generally sell well, but Sosa has certainly heightened the intrigue.

That the pair had barely raced against each other since only heightened the intrigue.

In men's tennis, the events of recent months only heightened the intrigue over the draw, a smaller-scale, less-celebrated version of college basketball's Selection Sunday.

But Lions Coach Rod Marinelli, given an opportunity to rebut the matter on Sunday and Monday, heightened the intrigue when he responded with a "no comment".

The changes today heightened the intrigue in a byzantine drama, as Mr. Wahid and the Parliament fought a battle of wits.