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With the beginning of the new Congress in January 2011, strong Fed critics will have heightened visibility and authority.

Some independent theaters are merely going over emergency protocol with local police, while screenings in New York and other cities will have heightened police and security presence at all theaters.

The fact that Raikkonen left McLaren to join Ferrari at the end of last season after a frustrating five year stint with the British team will only have heightened the discomfort felt by the McLaren chairman Ron Dennis and his right hand man Martin Whitmarsh.

"We certainly hope people will now have heightened sensitivity to this," he said.

Mr Rouhani is unquestionably this year's headline act, and his conciliatory words beforehand have heightened speculation that he will come into contact with US President Barack Obama.

The moves have heightened speculation that Norwich Union will break a similar mortgage promise covering 800,000 policyholders.

Be aware too that some children have heightened sensitivities to the emotions of adults around them and will react accordingly.

College officials have heightened the expectation of a playoff to such a degree that it will be a public-relations nightmare if they cannot agree on a model.

The divisions have heightened tensions among Bay Area Jews.

Right now, British travellers have heightened sensitivity to risk.

If anything, racial issues have heightened.