The smaller the community, the more intensively local citizens embrace a team as their own.

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Let them call it "intervention" whatever: we have to relate to each other much more intensively.

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Or do we farm much less land much more intensively, leaving entirely untouched land available for that wildlife?

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At the global level, it is very important and we have to cooperate with each other more intensively.

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He hopes to use them more intensively to double student output within a year and triple it in two.

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Though ownership of cars is lower in Britain than other European countries, the British use their cars much more intensively.

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At the same time, the wealthy use the system more intensively.

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Bankers accept they will be forced to build up bigger capital buffers, which will crimp profitability, and that the liquidity of their balance-sheets will be policed more intensively.

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The tools of industrial fishing (drift nets, bottom trawls, and longlines) compensate for the diminishment of marine life that they cause by taking what little is left all the more intensively.

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Even if their economies were insufficiently aligned to be best suited for a currency union, one hope has been that the euro would make them converge as they trade much more intensively with one another.

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We are using this rich soil to grow intensively more than 100 varieties of vegetables.

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