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Beauty is an adaptive effect, which we extend and intensify in the creation and enjoyment of works of art and entertainment.
But Washington chose to ignore Iran's outreach, as it would a decade later in Afghanistan, and instead moved to intensify Iran's isolation, and it is at this point, around 1993, '94, that Iran begins to translate its anti-Israeli ideology into operational policy.
We can envision two hypotheses: The first one consists of betting that this process of narcissistic capitalization will intensify.
For reasons we don’t fully understand, after an amputation, there is a loss of this inhibitory control in the dorsal horn, and signals can intensify.
Before it pops, it will jet tiny droplets of aroma molecules and intensify the flavor of champagne, making us enjoy much more the flavor of champagne.
Because the final match to duduce the superior company was a tag-team match, the wrestlers were confined to tossing opponents from each side of the ring to another; each wrestler concludes that in order to debiliate their opponents and to intensify the match, interfernce is necessary.
Music Thomas Newman conducts a sad but hopeful score to intensify this sad but hopeful story.
From the British Ambassador with the no-nonsense, sharped-tongued secretary to the goofy-gaucho interpreter for the reporter, Mike Fowler, these powerfully presented characters intensify the real drama of this battle.
It also can intensify exposure to a larger mass audience and thus promoting growth.
The fact that the embassy will be opened precisely on the 70th anniversary of Israel’s declaration of independence will only intensify the controversy.
With the effects of climate change expected to intensify in coming years, Africa’s smallholder farmers must prepare now for a more turbulent future.
His “decisive struggle against dictatorship” – and determined opposition to any deal with Bhutto that excludes him – will intensify.
And these trends are set to intensify: by 2050, the continent’s total population is expected to exceed 2.5 billion, with 55% living in urban environments.
Iran could also intensify efforts to fund and arm insurgents in Iraq and Afghanistan, imperiling both countries.
With the Fed deciding in their just-concluded April meeting, yet again, to hold rates, their dilemma is set only to intensify this year: normalize monetary policy in line with domestic fundamentals, or cede to the pressures of global financial markets.
Exchange rate volatility for the pound is bound to continue until the referendum, and to intensify at moments when a vote for “Brexit” looks more likely.
By continuing to intensify its global trade, investment, and financial links, which have served it well over the past three decades, China would benefit from further specialization, increased investment opportunities, and higher returns to capital, as well as mutually beneficial flows of ideas and knowledge.
With hundreds of dams still likely to become targets for protest, pressure will only intensify for a more significant response.
All or any could intensify a slowdown that has started already.
External borrowing is becoming a serious problem – one that is likely to intensify, as continued interest-rate hikes by the US Federal Reserve raise the costs of rolling over debts.
Third, we must intensify cross-border operations.
Moreover, Sarkozy is seeking to intensify cooperation for development in the whole Mediterranean area.
Without a commitment to a free press and an independent judiciary, these difficulties will only intensify.
But the risks from infectious diseases that we face today could intensify substantially, owing to the rise of anti-microbial resistance (AMR).
As the baton of excessive liquidity injections is passed from one central bank to another, the dangers of global asset bubbles and competitive currency devaluations intensify.
Once a verdict is reached in Dokubu’s trial, probably this summer, violence is expected to intensify.
In such a scenario, the pressure on developing countries to accept digital rules would intensify.
Indeed, given Europe’s accumulated public debt and its rapidly aging population, maintaining the status quo would serve only to intensify economic crisis, threatening the euro’s very existence.
Against this background, if financial crises were again to intensify, Germany’s EU partners probably could not expect the country to agree to any financial rescue programs.
The US, for example, encouraged a population boom in its arid southwestern states in recent decades, despite water scarcity that climate change is likely to intensify.
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