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Abe's wife, Hiroko, does not drive, which has heightened her sense of isolation.

As a result, faith in ratings has been broken, which has heightened investor wariness and slowed capital flows.

Mr. Cohn's remarks come as Europe's troubles continue to mount, a situation which has heightened speculation that Greece may leave the euro.

Investors have been unnerved in recent weeks by the rise in oil prices resulting from the conflict in Libya, which has heightened concerns that the higher prices could slow consumer spending.

All of which has heightened expectations for the Boies and Olson case, filed in the spring after the California Supreme Court upheld Proposition 8, which passed with 52 percent of the vote after a bruising and costly campaign.

As the civil war escalated, a number of U.S. allies — Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and some smaller Gulf monarchies — got involved in a proxy war with Iran (and now Russia) which has heightened the devastation in Syria, enabled ISIS to gain a foothold, and sharpened old enmities throughout the Middle East.

Syria's state news agency reported on Tuesday that the country's border guards had stopped 35 armed men from entering from Turkey, further stoking tensions between the neighbours, which have heightened since the unrest began in March.

Osborne said his idea for the new blacklist had been inspired by the release of the Panama Papers, which have "heightened public concern... and put further pressure on governments.

Although this question was previously overlooked because of the restricted geographic distribution of many etiologic agents of VHF for which VSV-based vaccines have been tested, the emergence of EBOV in countries in West Africa to which LASV is endemic has heightened concerns of use and efficacy of 1 vaccine platform against multiple agents of VHF (8 ).

The growing presence in northwestern Pakistan of Al Qaeda and the Taliban, which are overwhelmingly Sunni, has heightened tensions with the minority Shiites.

The effort has heightened the tension between California, which legalized medical marijuana in 1996, and the federal government, which forbids the drug.