| There are stepped-up air patrols, surface-to-air missiles at critical points, and tougher security checks for travelers. |
| According to Le Monde, the neighborhood had been tense for much of the month and a focus for stepped-up policing. |
| The stepped-up effort by the press came after, and was in large measure a response to, the not-so-sterling media handling of the Swiftboating of Sen. |
| To reach this goal, deep-seated problems must be subjected to a stepped-up attack. |
| Either way, Simao stepped-up and, despite Sanchez' boogie-woogie efforts to distract him, calmy and firmly dispatched the spot-kick. |
| This election allows P to obtain a stepped-up basis in T's assets under Sec. |
