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• n  high level or degree; the property of being intense

• One would attribute a higher degree of impartiality to the press if irregularities had always been treated with a uniform degree of intensiveness.
• One would attribute a higher degree of impartiality to the press if irregularities had always been treated with a uniform degree of intensiveness.
• Warfare since Clausewitz has grown more refined, and American officials now look at it more in terms of intensiveness than offensiveness.

• intensity

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• Nate McMillan in Bradenton Herald
  You've got to outwork them because they're such a good team,Portland head coach Nate McMillan said of the Spurs. "Any time you beat these elite teams you've got to come with a lot of energy and intensiveness for the whole game."
• Daisuke Matsuzaka in MLB.com
  It's my first time to practice and do the workout in my uniform with a really good level of intensiveness and nervousness,Matsuzaka said through translator Sachiyo Sekiguchi. "I'm a little tired, but overall I had a good time."
• Avram Grant in Telegraph.co.uk
  Of his experience this season since succeeding Jose Mourinho, Grant added: "It is a big thrill but also a difficult adventure. On your back is a huge crowd, a demanding media and it all happens in a crazy intensiveness. I will remember every minute...