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This would have heightened his belief that his signal was green.

This could have been problematic, because a mismanaged conflict resolution process would have heightened rather than diminished tensions.

Any of Mr. Peck's three City Ballet creations in 2012-13 would have heightened this fall season as "Spectral Evidence" did not and was never likely to do.

Yet one trustee did step forward to deny that any collusion took place that would have heightened the collection's value for Mr. Axelrod's tax benefit.

The Japanese government's purchase of the islands from a Japanese family was intended to prevent the conservative governor of Tokyo from buying them, a step that would have heightened the clash with China, Japanese officials said.

If the police thought de Menezes was dangerous - perhaps a bomber - the fact that he was already in the station would have heightened tension and increased the chances of something going wrong.

Listing the account on his tax return and then failing to file the subsequent FBAR would have been asking for a hefty fine, and would probably have heightened IRS scrutiny of prior tax filings.

Losing 20 minutes would almost certainly have heightened the film's sense of purpose, which is sometimes in danger of drifting away.

But Peter S. Kaufman, a bankruptcy expert who is president of the Gordian Group, an investment bank, said: "I'd say that this ought to have heightened scrutiny because of the insider nature of the buyer.

The divisions have heightened tensions among Bay Area Jews.

All professional rugby teams have heightened paranoia.