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(At one point each of her two saxophonists was banging on aluminum kitchenware, which heightened the impression).

A number of outlets, including ESPN and CNN, had erected temporary anchor desks, which heightened the illusion that something important was about to happen.

In the 1990s Friedlander switched from a Leica to a square-format Hasselblad Superwide camera, which heightened the detail and produced very sharp images.

But the network nationalized the ethics debate, which heightened the scrutiny and produced the smoke that became a bonfire of controversy.

It also took place after a string of same-sex marriage defeats in other states, which heightened the importance of its passage in New York.

"The Birth of a Nation" was a landmark in motion picture history — full of technological innovations and new storytelling techniques, including flashbacks, crosscutting, dissolves, closeups, panoramic filming, and color tinting, all of which heightened the dramatic and emotional effects.

But those more voluptuously inclined add milk, which heightens the creaminess.

He is flanked by a chair and two easels (holding Dalí canvases) — all elevated, and seemingly floating, above the floor, which heightens the sense of suspension.

Ryder's works are pervaded by thick, yellow light (usually moonlight), which heightens the mood of such paintings as The Race Track or Death on a Pale Horse.

It requires more plotting when multiple individuals are involved, which heightens the chance of being intercepted by law enforcement, Simon said Wednesday.

All of which heightens the drama around a film that comes as the New Line's co-chairmen, Robert Shaye and Michael Lynne, face contract renewals late next year with the studio's parent, Time Warner.