This year's Billboard Music Awards are amping up the star power.
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Apparel retailers are amping up online sales and waiving delivery fees
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And it also means amping up age verification on their own website.
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They've been amping up following the cartel and drawing attention to themselves.
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I'm definitely amping up my workouts to be able to wear it!
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The Secret Service said it was amping up security after the incident.
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Many synagogues and Jewish day schools have been amping up security measures.
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To fight back, Facebook is amping up its efforts to detect false amplification.
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WhatsApp is amping up its photo sharing and messaging abilities for iPhone users.
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McCain everywhere since the vote, but this time he's amping up the rhetoric.
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It also meant deliberately amping up Sunni-Shia sectarianism to serve their interests.
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The intent of these changes would obviously seem to be amping up user engagement.
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With those temperature requirements, this won't work for amping up your cell phone storage.
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NASA knows freedom, because NASA is amping up this Independence Day with an orbital insertion.
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Give them credit for amping up their pressure the way they did but early on.
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Ola took apparent shots at its rival&aposs misfortunes, amping up its driver verification features.
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Of course, the four senators are amping up their television and digital ads as well.
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Then, the sun blazes into your sign on the 22nd, amping up your desirability even more.
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The National was amping up by the time we exited, with Mr. Lamar the final act.
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Previously failed attempts at amping up traditional burgers didn't stop McDonald's from trying again and again.
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Ahead of the next election, House Democrats are focused on amping up the pressure that McConnell feels.
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Beyond equipping riders with more safety tools, the company will also be amping up its screening process.
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Now, Google is amping up its efforts (after also focusing on privacy at last year's I/O).
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With July's planets amping up your career mojo, you're going to have to schedule your romantic rendezvous.
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Apple, Samsung, and LG retain more detail while still amping up the images to look more exciting.
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By amping up to the proverbial eleven at the start, van Zweden left no room to build.
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Federal authorities have taken the practice seriously, amping up enforcement against the multimillion-dollar "birth tourism" business.
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In this climate, amping up the question's prominence will decrease response from anyone who distrusts the federal government.
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And working with the Democratic National Committee, she is amping up coordinated campaign operations in eight battleground states.
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Did you know you can use bronzing powder for more than just amping up your sun-kissed glow?
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At the same time, are some filmmakers not guilty of amping up that side of a female character?
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And she's doing so by amping up the populist rhetoric with causes like a national health insurance system.
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"And are they going to be amping up the rate of loneliness in future generations of older adults?"
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So: Yes to amping up the vegetables and fruits, and yes to drinking more water, for many reasons.
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Mr Trump spent a dizzying spring and summer announcing punitive tariffs, expanding their scope and amping up their severity.
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Major League Baseball stadiums are amping up their dessert options in a bid to create the ultimate fan experience.
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UPS, FedEx, and regional mailing company OnTrac are also amping up their workforces, sometimes by the tens of thousands.
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His Justice Department is cracking down on nonviolent drug offenders and amping up prosecutions against non-criminal undocumented immigrants.
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Hunters are just getting one change, amping up the mana cost of Call of the Wild from eight to nine.
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While America is amping up its preparation, European pro Justin Rose said his team isn't letting that be a distraction.
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"I feel like it's just amping up, now that women are feeling more empowered to speak out," she told me.
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Uber and Lyft — and now Ola — are amping up the in-car experience as the companies fight for passenger loyalty.
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A limited-time snack platter promotion at KFC is planned through November, and Yum is amping up special Christmas offerings.
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Lockton argues that the NRA brought the troubles on itself, by amping up its rhetoric to the point of radioactivity.
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The herky-jerky camera and editing he employs isn't just a way of amping up the intensity of the action.
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But it appears Facebook is gearing up to more seriously take on YouTube by amping up the service, sources told CNBC.
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Hence why EU parliamentarians are amping up the pressure now, ahead of the review, much like the WP29 did last year.
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When asked whether his "fire and fury" statement was too tough, on August 10, he responded by amping up the heat.
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Months wound by, with Giuliani amping up his foreign meddling, and injecting himself directly into policy-making in countries like Ukraine.
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The challenge with adding more sensors to support additional controls is the risk of amping up the complexity of the user interface.
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The full version of that scene improves upon the preview teaser, amping up the tension and catharsis of Ryn's immediate, bloody revenge.
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The crust was cookie-like: doughier from not being pre-baked and with a shortbread flavor from amping up the shortening addition.
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Bubbling beneath it is a soundtrack worthy of an award on its own, amping up the mood at all the right moments.
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Icke and Macmillan intensify the horror by turning up the lights and amping up the sound on the teeth-grindingly effective music.
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A few years after that restrained debut, Simons turned Jil Sander upside down and inside-out, amping up the color and volume.
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It has bragged about how it increased voter turnout (and organ donation) by subtly amping up the social pressures that compel virtuous behavior.
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When it comes to highlighters, there's a whole universe of liquids, balms, and powders solely dedicated to amping up your skin's glow factor.
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It's the end of the decade; music and creativity, I've read, when the end of the decade starts coming, they start amping up.
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The startup is amping up its customer acquisition and is focused on growing its product, engineering and sales teams across 109 open roles.
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The only difference now is that Trump is amping up the cruelty by keeping migrant children and families detained in awful, unsafe conditions.
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Mr. Vajpayee was considered a moderate leader of the right-wing Hindu party, while Mr. Modi has been amping up Hindu nationalist rhetoric.
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Which means that amping up your at-home routine is the next best thing for achieving the cleanest, most radiant skin you've ever had.
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And while the three panel grid is great for laying out thoughtful, slow-progressing pages, there's a better format for amping up the action.
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Samsung is also amping up its AMOLED display to enable faster scrolling, clearer video and more responsive interaction with the screen than previous devices.
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Amping up the pink moves the rock into an even smaller group of rare pink diamonds — and that boosts its value by a lot.
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Project 62's yellow-and-gray knit option is ideal for amping up any neutral sofa (or as a cozy necessity for an afternoon nap).
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But it does show how effective Mr. Trump is at amping up an audience that remains frozen in time on issues of pluralism and integration.
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Well, I do think that putting economic resources in the hands of every American will end up amping up investment on solving problems for women.
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The left is amping up at attacks on the men and women who keep our borders safe and here&aposs New York governor, Andrew Cuomo.
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The show displays Ailes arrogantly creating a network for the forgotten voice of America, amping up his rhetoric and White House access after September 11.
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Mods amping up Minecraft's lighting, shaders, and related effects have been around for ages (Sonic Ether's Unbelievable Shaders being one of the most popular examples).
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And with so many of them amping up on so many different topics, it's a state of legal affairs that isn't going anywhere anytime soon.
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Nevertheless, Hopkins set about amping up the dangers of plaque and telling the public that Pepsodent was the only way to get rid of it.
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They are amping up their investments to take on Tesla, and they promise they won't give consumers the bellyache that comes with a new manufacturer.
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Today's devices and software have changed the way we make art, while amping up creative possibilities — but that "pen to paper" feel is still hella important.
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He typically uses a live band, which fits his complex music, and the rapper himself downplays his cerebral side in favour of amping up the crowd.
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The Republican nominee, Donald Trump, traded openly on these impulses, amping up the racism, xenophobia and religious bigotry that have poisoned public discourse in this nation.
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Burger King may have revolutionized the chicken nugget with its chicken fries in 2014, but now it's amping up its chicken game to a whole new level.
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Where Dylan went electric, Wayne began using AutoTune—then looked at as a passing curio—in weird and wonderful ways, amping up the otherworldliness of his voice.
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She jokes that she wishes her workout routine involved "staying in bed" because she's really been amping up workouts before the show with her trainer, Mato Novak.
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The prospect of Ryan's right-hand man amping up the pressure for him to leave sooner portends a significant shift in the power dynamics of the chamber.
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Buzz about Apple's $999 "future of smartphones" device is amping up ahead of this Friday, when pre-orders for iPhone X will finally begin at 3 a.m.
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In recent years, China has been amping up tensions with the U.S. and its allies by claiming, constructing, and militarizing islands in the nearby South China Sea.
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Amazon is really amping up its kids programming, and this empowering show about a 13-year-old soccer player helps the streaming service bring its A-game.
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It was a claim he repeated time and again on the campaign trail as a way of amping up the stakes -- and the threat -- in the election.
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Google is amping up its use of artificial intelligence in email with a new Gmail feature called Smart Compose that tries to finish certain sentences for you.
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Almost as important is art and animation mostly remains readable while simultaneously dazzling the eye and amping up the taut drama of a good game of Tetris.
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Washington is amping up its demands on Big Tech, with Senate Intelligence Committee Vice Chairman Mark Warner saying last night that CEOs specifically must be held accountable.
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Ahead of the influx of holiday season airline passengers, Air France is amping up its workforce by hiring seasonal passenger service agents in New York and Florida.
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In those days, Democrats and Republicans literally competed by amping up drug sentences and other penalties like property forfeiture and student loan, housing, and welfare benefit limits.
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Glossier is amping up their merch game with a brand-new, limited-edition Balm Dotcom Scarf that you can snag for free with any order of $60+.
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Instead of amping up the feels or delighting us with surprise reveals, they get in the way of any weight or emotion the movie might have carried otherwise.
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The personal trainer is amping up for his first-ever Ironman this July in Lake Placid, New York, and says his intense training regimen has totally taken over.
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Amping up the speculation, Ryan Liestman, the band's backing musician, went on to post a photo with the three brothers that month, writing in the caption, "Family Reunion."
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Give your pretty peepers the spotlight by amping up your arches: Sweep BBROWBAR's tinted gel upward-and-across your temples, similar to the way you apply your mascara.
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The 39-year-old actress covers the April issue of Women's Health, where she talks about amping up her workout routine for the upcoming action-thriller The Doorman.
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The selfie camera's output is soft by default, but it has enough detail to let me churn out some good shots by amping up the contrast and sharpening.
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Facebook is trying to make its ambitious plan to create a new digital currency, called Libra, palatable to US lawmakers by amping up fears around China's financial dominance.
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But they are part of a continuing effort by Democrats to keep amping up the pressure on Republicans in the hopes of forcing more splits inside the party.
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In 2020, the Trump campaign has indicated that it will pay close attention to Minnesota by amping up rural GOP turnout, which makes Peterson's reelection prospects even harder.
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What's changed has been their perspective on whether amping up immigration enforcement, both near the US border and deeper within the country, helps that goal or hurts it.
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Amping up the speculation, Ryan Liestman, the band's former backing musician, went on to post a photo with the three brothers that month, writing in the caption, "Family Reunion."
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Scientists engineer skinny pigs with low body fat," wrote Newsweek, amping up the claim even more on social media to proclaim that "diet bacon might now be a thing.
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What's changed has been their perspective on whether amping up immigration enforcement, both near the US border and deeper within the country, helps achieve that goal or hurts it.
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But the buzz around Screening Room is amping up considerably, so hopefully we'll hear more about how it'll all work — and if everyone's willing to play ball — very soon.
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Pressure in the Senate Democrats have wasted no time amping up their rhetorical pressure now that they've passed the bills, with House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer targeting McConnell directly.
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Washington (CNN)Democratic senators are amping up the fight over President Donald Trump's Cabinet nominees -- just as the stakes are set to become much higher with his Supreme Court pick.
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God of War's opening hours tread a safe path, reintroducing familiar, old mechanics in closed-off spaces while slowly amping up the pressure with tougher foes and more varied threats.
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Amping up anticipation last week, Taylor Swift premiered "Call It What You Want," the fourth track we've heard from the mysterious upcoming LP, and fans are only getting more ravenous.
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But rather than improving working conditions and increasing requirements for rest, or regulating the companies themselves, legislators typically respond to truck-accident rates by amping up surveillance of truck drivers.
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He said that the president had succeeded in amping up leverage on China, but that the administration risked squandering that leverage for a deal that focused primarily on product purchases.
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He acknowledges that social media companies have not done enough to promote high-quality content, but he also blames publishers for amping up sensationalism in order to increase their traffic.
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While vendors have been amping up refresh rates on high-end gaming laptops, current mobile GPUs are finally good enough that they can keep up, at least in some games.
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Facebook has been amping up its camera tool to take on Snapchat's features such as disappearing messages and face-tracking filters, which are hugely popular among its teenage and millennial users.
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A light mint green dominates "132019-P 28 (Circle)," functioning as a scrim through which the artists' usual palette is glimpsed — and also like a Fresnel lens, amping up its brilliance.
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Facebook has been amping up its camera tool to take on Snapchat's features such as disappearing messages and face-tracking filters, which are hugely popular among its teenaged and millennial users.
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Hoping to offset what they concede will be deep deficits in metropolitan centers and suburbs, the president's advisers are formulating a strategy geared toward amping up conservative turnout in rural areas.
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Aside from amping up your day-to-day touching — which studies suggest can help boost "overall relationship and partner satisfaction" — consider a non-sexual activity that still requires touch, like a massage.
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Thousands have been killed since a peace process crumbled in July 2015, with the PKK amping up its attacks against police and military forces, especially in the southeastern region of the country.
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If one of your aspirations includes amping up your style, or adding some edge to your look, we've got just what you need: Lancôme's brand new Le Metallique Metallic Lip Lacquer collection.
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Not all of the Xbox One mods available are cat-related, but the feline-friendly ones that do exist go a long way toward amping up the meow factor in Fallout 4.
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Paris Jackson is taking extreme measures to protect herself from Isaac Kappy, the actor who allegedly choked her, including amping up her security and moving out of her home ... TMZ has learned.
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The drone punctuates its airborne tour with lightning-fast whip pans timed to the soundtrack of "Chronicles Of A Fallen" by The Bloody Beetroots, amping up the speed of the short film.
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Austrian photographer Markus Berger walks us through an arsenal of tricks for amping up any scene with neon props and ultraviolet light in a new video from the Cooperative of Photography (COOPH).
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In a 60-page blueprint this year, the C.D.C. outlined detailed steps to take, and officials have been assiduously tracking the patients, testing people close to them and amping up mosquito control.
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It was a masterclass in amping up tension, in making us feel for the poor bastards on the ice island, and it was one of the most cinematic standalone-style episodes yet.
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Democratic presidential candidate Tulsi Gabbard is amping up her censorship allegations against the tech industry, adopting one of President Donald Trump's favorite lines of attack before going on Wednesday night's debate stage.
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Rumors have swirled that Sinclair has designs on amping up its news programming, and the company has had to deny reports that it was courting disgraced former Fox News host Bill O'Reilly.
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Garcia has selected his sculptural additions to these minimal structures judiciously, with each alluding to an aspect of Mexico's fettered relationship with the United States while amping up a seductive mix of textures.
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Ryan's stroke of genius, however, has been flattering Trump's vision of himself as a dealmaker through the process, and amping up Trump's sense of the personal stake he has in the AHCA's success.
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The internet has normalized living in public, but with immigration policies changing, and the rhetoric around even legal immigration amping up, anyone who identifies as brown has reason to not be so proud.
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The British certainly have the capability of carrying out such an attack, but there are, of course, risks in amping up tensions between the UK and Russia, which are both nuclear-armed states.
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Trump told Reuters in an interview last week that a "major, major conflict" was possible with North Korea, amping up pressure on Pyongyang to stand down and for China to rein in the north.
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But what we're really thinking or feeling in the face of these richly colored snapshots — the sudden amping up of our envy, our self-loathing, our depression — stays hidden from Facebook's all-seeing eye.
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Mars connects with power planet Pluto on December 17, amping up the passion and intensity in your relationships—fantastic changes can take place and the "popped balloon" feeling from earlier this month is gone!
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Depp will most likely be amping up his public appearances as he begins to promote his new film, Disney's Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales, which just debuted its first trailer.
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Liberals are amping up their opposition to the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) on and off of Capitol Hill, amid escalating concerns that the package will get an 11th hour vote after the November elections.
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Man Fire Food host Roger Mooking says amping up your store-brought spreads—like ketchup, mustard, mayonnaise, relish and more—with a few simple ingredients is an easy way to add big, bold flavors.
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Kim Kardashian wants to make it clear to anyone who's even thinking of pulling off a heist at her expense ... you could end up dead, because she's amping up her security to Presidential levels.
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In light of gig worker protection legislation Assembly Bill 53 making its way through California's legislature, Uber and Lyft are amping up their efforts to do whatever they can to prevent it from happening.
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Amping up the drama like this doesn't have to feel cheap; there's a fine tradition of storytelling as benign manipulation, and in his articles for The New Yorker, Gladwell often gets the balance right.
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The ad comes as the Census Bureau is amping up its efforts to increase participation in the 2020 census, which will determine congressional representation and the distribution of federal spending for the next decade.
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"Fen of Shadows" starts with an orchestral black metal vibe that builds tension expertly, droning with beautiful operatic guitars, then digging in and adding bass-heavy drums and amping up the distortion to build anxiety.
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There are risks, however, in amping up pressure on the Pakistanis, who have been told to "do more" about terrorist groups on their territory by successive American administrations over the past decade and a half.
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With Samsung's Note woes well in the rearview mirror, the company is reportedly amping up to once again boost the battery life, with the S10 sporting a 3,100mAh and the Plus carrying a whopping 4,100mAh.
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The actions — blocking roads, surrounding government buildings, occupying shopping centers — were coordinated by a group called Extinction Rebellion, founded in the UK last year with the explicit purpose of amping up civil disruption around climate change.
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Not only is Disney amping up the excitement surrounding Beauty and the Beast with fashion collabs, nail decals, and a touch of controversy, the studio is offering up the upcoming live-action remake's entire soundtrack. Curious?
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Combined with SoundCloud's losses, this is likely putting the company under pressure to raise more money — which would be another reason why it's amping up its revenue-generating abilities with a more advanced form of advertising.
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Some have proposed change through gun control legislation, and others have suggested dealing with more immediate provisions, like arming school staff, amping up school security, and providing children with tools like the bulletproof backpacks in question.
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Facebook is amping up its Community Help efforts, now enabling companies like Lyft, Chase, International Medical Corps and Save the Children to easily provide information and services, like food, transportation and shelter, to people in crisis.
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McCarthy's enemies are beginning to peck away at him; and the Majority Leader's allies tell me they believe opponents are planting stories amping up the Ryan-McCarthy divide to "drive a wedge" between the two men.
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Mr. Giuliani acknowledged that he was amping up attacks on Mr. McGahn in an attempt to undermine the Mueller report as Democrats called for their congressional leaders to use it as a basis for impeachment proceedings.
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China's responses have so far failed to thwart Mr. Trump's trade offensive, and with the White House amping up the fight again, Chinese leaders aren't sure how to respond, people briefed on economic policymaking discussions say.
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The most ambitious private lunar exploits are still many years off, but already, three companies claim they'll be putting small robotic landers on the Moon in the next two years, amping up a small space race.
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The 150-year-old company has sought to revitalize its canned soup business, rolling out new recipes, eliminating preservatives and amping up marketing to lure back health-conscious customers who favor freshly made salads and sandwiches.
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Volume-Up Dresses When it comes to ladyspreading, we're leaving the slinky slip dresses and bodycon numbers behind in exchange for amping up the volume — and ballgown-esque skirts and tulle-everything are the way to go.
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One 2011 study suggests amping up protein to as much as 1.8 to 2 grams per kilogram (roughly 0.8 to 0.9 grams per pound) of body weight per day to stave off muscle loss when restricting calories.
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Since amping up her Twitter presence in the wake of President Trump's election, the former first daughter has made a habit of directly calling out those who attack her and responding to their hate with a smile.
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Now that there is also a supplementary Spotify for Podcasters service, given that Spotify is now amping up its spoken content with the Gimlet and Anchor acquisitions, that may also start to see a bump in usage.
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The main commonality, though, is unison to a beat, and even when the musicians are amping up the intensity with booming drums and spiritually soaring vocals, the gesturing too closely resembles the safety spiels of flight attendants.
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Indeed, alongside their Neat Records labelmates Raven and Venom, Jaguar are widely credited with amping up the already speedy NWOBHM template, and in the process taking early 80s metal faster and harder than anyone had previously dared.
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The justification for amping up work requirements, courtesy of Representative Jodey Arrington, is that God Said So. It's important to note that most non-disabled working age adults already do have to fulfill work requirements to receive SNAP.
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Thirty-five years on, the Irish public is now being asked to vote on whether to repeal the amendment—and with the referendum scheduled for Friday, campaigners are amping up their efforts to get out the Yes vote.
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Peele is, of course, a comedic genius himself, so he knows that amping up the comic moments alongside the scary ones in horror films helps keep audience reactions elevated, and he knows that jokes help even out the suspense.
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With just a handful of episodes left before the beloved CW show's fifth and final season ends, the twisty telenovela appears to be amping up the drama with a wedding, but just who is tying the knot remains unclear.
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First came her extra-long hair extensions, then came her freckles, and now, Kylie Jenner is amping up the drama once again in her post-breakup beauty routine by adding a new vampy shade to her lip kit collection!
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Rather than amping up the scale and spectacle, the latest franchise installment trades the vast landscapes of Isla Nublar for a claustrophobic setting that ultimately makes the whole thing feel like little more than an average haunted house flick.
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By this point, we should be seeing an amping up of the Walker circulation pattern, meaning cool air should be sinking more vigorously in the central and eastern Pacific as warm air rises more vigorously over the western Pacific.
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While making an appearance at CinemaCon on Tuesday, the actress, 46, talked about amping up her workout routine for the upcoming action-thriller Peppermint, in which she plays a lone vigilante out to avenge the death of her family.
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The majority of Coldplay songs can be associated with bawling your eyes out and consuming massive amounts of comfort food, so it can be a little difficult to picture the band successfully amping up a stadium of sports fans.
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"We have good research that in amping up the threat without actually providing people with things they can do, you end up with fatalism, despair, depression, a sense of paralysis, or a sense of dismissiveness and denial," he said.
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It walks through the methods of targeting people on social media by seeing what they click on (like a graphic that draws a menacing arrow from Turkey to the British Isles), then amping up the dog whistles and incitements.
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After Xena ended I was sort of without a show until I started watching Star Trek: Voyager, and I swear during the last season they were amping up this sexual tension-filled relationship between Captain Janeway and Seven of Nine.
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Google is amping up security and protections for Gmail users, giving people a more noticeable warning if there's a chance the government is trying to steal their password, giving warnings for dangerous links and proposing a more secure email-sending standard.
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He quickly took aim at Ford for importing vehicles from Mexico, amping up his criticism last April when the nation's second-largest automaker revealed plans to move all of its small car production to a new factory south of the border.
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IF A satirist were to create a parody of an international conference, amping up the insularity and tedious intricacies for comic effect, he might come up with something rather like the meeting that will take place this week in Marrakech.
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And, unlike the usual trend of amping up onboard amenities for only their first and business class customers and stripping them away for passengers in economy, Ms. McGroarty said that no passengers are left out in this recent wellness push.
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Be smart: Trump's narrow trading range is both the reason he messages only to his base (no one else is gettable), and the reason he has to keep amping up for the volume for his true believers (he has nowhere else to go).
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Next time, I may try rubbing the bread first with a cut garlic clove to add a little extra punch of flavor or amping up the heat by using a spicier pepper—or, you know, just leave it alone because it was pretty darn perfect.
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Both phones do a remarkable job of amping up the brightness of the scene (which was darker to the naked eye) without destroying the reflections in the lake and the glints of light on the car or wrecking the black sky with image noise.
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Hedge funds saw core performance rise 6.4 percent in the third quarter, a move generated in tandem with the $2.9 trillion industry cutting its stock exposure and amping up its ETF holdings by $8.5 billion in the quarter, which BofAML said is a record pace.
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"Who is that target, what is that going to look like — we don't know the outlines of that, but it does seem like all of this is amping up in the days and weeks that we've seen just over the past two weeks," Baier continued.
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Amping up his heated feud with the Republican National Committee, Donald J. Trump warned the party of a "rough July" at the convention as he railed Saturday against the way delegates were selected in places like Colorado, where he was outmaneuvered by Senator Ted Cruz.
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Even so, Gupta noted that Apple is also facing growing competition from Chinese brands, which in turn is amping up pressure on the company to innovate its handsets to keep increasingly demanding consumers happy by delivering "enhanced value" in exchange for the iPhone's premium price.
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Poulos is helping to oversee thechain's rapid expansion — "growing the brand in 10 countries (three continents)in the first five years," something Marriott hasn't done before — while simultaneously amping up its cool factor (a YouTube web series, hosted in a shipping container, from popular comedian Taryn Southern).
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Trump's command of the news cycle -- his amping up the prospects of a trade war, to say nothing of actual war in Syria, renewed Twitter attacks on former FBI Director James Comey and the latest in the Stormy Daniels saga -- has also knocked Democrats off message.
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In an age when lesbian bars are dying and gay bars are forced to cope with gentrification by "[amping] up the camp factor," as Eater's Amanda Kludt writes, making room for the LGBTQ community to physically meet up is a radical statement allies need to get behind.
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What makes this all the more difficult to compute is that 2049—35 years in the making and arriving in theaters this month—promises an even darker vision of the future than the original, amping up the dystopic futurism-funk that bombed with moviegoers and critics back in 1982.
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More craftily, Cole, who died in 1974, turned his leading ladies — including Betty Grable, Jane Russell, Gaynor and, in particular, Marilyn Monroe and Hayworth — into irresistible bombshells, amping up their sex appeal with suggestive glances, come-hither lips, and bumps and grinds taken directly from the vocabulary of burlesque.
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What It Is: Physiclo Compression Tights with Built-In Resistance Who Tried It: Stephanie Emma Pfeffer, PEOPLE Bodies writer Level of Difficulty: 5/10 I was skeptical when I first heard about Physiclo compression tights and the company's promise of amping up a workout just by wearing special gear.
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Yet early trailers for Part II — one, in particular, that featured a girl getting her arm permanently disfigured by a hammer — seemed to deliver a level of gratuitous carnage that left many wondering whether Naughty Dog was going too far or amping up the gruesomeness for shock value.
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Johnston isn't yet a lock for the U.S. team heading to the 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio this August – the final roster will be announced in early July – but she began amping up her already intensive training after she and her teammates won the Women's World Cup finals last summer.
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However the US has been amping up pressure on the international community to shut the door entirely on the Chinese tech giant, claiming there's inherent strategic risk in allowing Huawei to be involved in supplying such critical infrastructure — with the Trump administration seeking to demolish trust in Chinese-made technology.
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It's where Ms. Rocha and Mr. Conran, a muralist who doubles as her manager, stylist and social media strategist, kick back after taxing hours amping up her already towering social media presence, which includes a million followers on Instagram and 1.44 million on Twitter, as well as large audiences on Facebook and Snapchat.
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She finished off four days' worth of high-style outfits by amping up the glam on Monday night, as she stepped out wearing a shimmering Dior Haute Couture gown with a full, pleated skirt handpainted with multiple metallic shades, Sara Weinstock earrings, a Nak Armstrong ring and a brand new hairstyle: voluminous ringlets.
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Matt Zoller-Seitz, Vulture: But it's also notable as a rare work of true science fiction in a medium that too often settles for science-fiction-flavored action, science-fiction-flavored horror, and so on, amping up superficial thrills while neglecting the attention of ideas that distinguish the genre at its best.
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After the deal, China largely slowed its cyber espionage efforts for more than a year, but the Times reports that they are now amping up their hacking efforts as Beijing seeks to gain the leading edge in developing artificial intelligence and other sophisticated technologies, as laid out in China's five-year plan.
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After the deal, China largely slowed its cyber espionage efforts for more than a year, but the Times reports that they are now amping up their hacking efforts as Beijing seeks to gain the leading edge in developing artificial intelligence and other sophisticated technologies, as laid out in China's five-year plan.
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Both women are now self-aware, though Maeve has the extra advantage of being able to manipulate her "attribute matrix," dialing down her sense of loyalty and her ability to feel pain while amping up her "bulk apperception," which will make her smarter and more powerful than the humans who built her.
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Amping up savings and getting a fuller sense of your retirement needs are key components, but it's also important to have a better understanding of your workplace plan and how to make it work for you, said certified financial planner Harriet J. Brackey, co-chief investment officer of GSK Wealth Advisors in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.
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Rating: 5 / 5 aluminium ingots While this video wasn't a big leap forward over the one promoting the iPhone 4, it did for the first time pair Ive with an emotive, instrumental backing tune, amping up the gravitas of his narration and really driving home Apple's commitment to treating its products like works of art.
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In Collins' signature style, the "Bartier Cardi" video (which premiered during last night's episode of Love and Hip-Hop: Atlanta) is hyper-feminine, and pastiches music videos in general by using men as props—peep the way that oiled-up male models lip sync the word "Cardi"—and amping up a hazy, prettily-lit glitz.
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But if negotiators do not come to a deal in the coming weeks, the administration is poised to raise American tariffs on $200 billion a year in Chinese-made goods on March 2, amping up the trade war at a time when China faces rapidly softening growth and the American economy is facing headwinds.
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So there is a risk for Apple in amping up its rhetoric against a "data industrial complex" — and making its naturally pro-privacy preference sound like a conviction principle — because it invites people to dial up critical lenses and point out where its defence of personal data against manipulation and exploitation does not live up to its own rhetoric.
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But if such enviable parenting drains a deeper threat from the novel, keeping the girls' mischief well-bounded, Brooks restores the balance by amping up the clear and present danger, forcing both families to work as a unit, suggesting that when it comes to the future, parent and child relying on each other just might be a new frontier.
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The parliament is also angry that EU individuals have been excluded from additional protection provided by the reauthorisation of FISA Section 702 — saying it contains "several amendments that are merely procedural and do not address the most problematic issues" — with MEPs amping up pressure on the Commission, urging the EU's executive body to "take the forthcoming WP29 analysis on FISA Section 702 seriously and to act accordingly".
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Thingthing has built an iOS keyboard app focused on amping up user productivity by decreasing the amount of app switching users have to do by loading productivity-focused additional functionality into the keyboard — just tap on one of the command keys above the Qwerty keys to summon your camera roll, or a stack of trending GIFs, or a list of your recent Dropbox files, or a multi-day view of your calendar, and so on.
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The amping up of military force in the region comes after President TrumpDonald John TrumpOvernight Defense: Ex-Navy secretary slams Trump in new op-ed | Impeachment tests Pompeo's ties with Trump | Mexican president rules out US 'intervention' against cartels EXCLUSIVE: 2020 Dem Andrew Yang releases tax returns Giuliani calls Trump to say he was joking about 'insurance policy' MORE called the withdrawal of remaining U.S. troops near Syria's northeastern border at the beginning of October.
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Zuckerberg said Facebook would drop out of its controversial payments project if US regulators don't approve itBitcoin falls to its lowest level since June as Zuckerberg testifies on LibraLawmakers just grilled Mark Zuckerberg about his company's big plan to upend the way we send money around the world — but the questions he didn't answer dominated the conversationFacebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg is trying to drum up support for the firm's wild new currency by amping up worries of China's financial dominance
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And while the UK has, up to now, punched above its European weight in terms of access to funding, as well as having the pull of a sizable domestic market; the ease of the English language; and the vibrant diversity and famed tolerance of its capital city to recommend it as a base for entrepreneurship, other European cities will undoubtedly take up the slack if the country makes a hard Brexit, throttling its all-important talent pipeline by clamping down on immigration and amping up unwelcoming nationalist rhetoric, as well as (in this hard scenario) losing financial passporting, bouncing out of the Single Market and having the bolster of access to the European Investment Fund removed.
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