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At the same time, security around the site has intensified.

The black fire that seemed to light his eyes from within intensified.

But they have intensified recently for several reasons, officials said.

By then, the pressure on him had intensified even further.

Therefore, the war must be intensified until one or the other gave in.

If anything, I'd say it intensified her love for you.

The color had not gone from her face; if anything, it intensified.

Every feeling he ever had for her was suddenly intensified.

It appears to have intensified over the last few years.

Now that he is the head coach, the feeling has intensified.

"But the traffic has really intensified in the last five years."

The discussion has intensified again in the past few years.

On the morning of the third day, the battle intensified.

We will continue to go on and intensify our campaign.

The works were intensified in 1635 and finished around 1647.

The league has recently intensified research on how to deal with the problem.

In the short run, at least, the peace process may even have intensified the violence.

But the sound intensified and everyone on the bridge began to look at each other.

Still, department officials found ways to say that intensified national education efforts are beginning to have an effect.

I cannot give an answer straight away as to whether it will be intensified from the economic point of view.

The challenges have intensified since the end of the cold war.

In the weeks leading to the fight, the talk has intensified.

These fears have only intensified in the last year, she said.

They simply intensified his resolve as he finally began to understand.

The wars over the area intensified between 1178 and 1181.