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But those victories, like the shutdown fight, have accentuated strategic tensions between the pragmatic and progressive, or left-wing, factions of the party.

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Their jackalling threat would only be accentuated in the wide, open spaces.

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When I was writing, I accentuated the positive with the harmonies, giving that warm feeling, and the subject matter being fun at times.

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Like any live performance, the director guides and informs the actors, suggesting pauses, accentuated deliveries, a focus on particular moments of the action.

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The fact one player has already complained of slight muscular soreness in recent days will have accentuated Glasner's concerns.

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