To beef up the numbers, I swallow my sixth egg.
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The Americans are also trying hard to beef up intelligence.
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Here are eight ways to beef up your online security.
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What are you doing to beef up your digital titles?
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I gotta beef up my team, I was telling her!
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Should I spend on premiums or beef up my savings?
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Missouri lawmaker pledges to beef up safety standards on duck boats .
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As a consequence, China urgently needs to beef up its productivity.
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He also wants to beef up the current background check system.
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Ascena is also looking to beef up its cost-savings plan.
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And they'd be forced to beef up security all the same.
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I had major beef up in the Bronx with RYNO KGB.
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Have a spare room and want to beef up your savings?
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Belgium is considering drones to beef up post-Brexit customs surveillance.
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Critics of Iran want the U.S. to beef up those sanctions.
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Wellington, New Zealand, is looking to beef up its burgeoning tech workforce.
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The simplest solution is to beef up supplies of back-up batteries.
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If banks fail these tests, they're required to beef up their reserves.
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They created a new cabinet-level committee to beef up their efforts.
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For Didi, the deal is a way to beef up its systems.
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Apple is trying to beef up the fitness capabilities, similar to Fitbit.
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The company has also taken steps to beef up its mobile offerings.
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After months of hacks, Ring is taking steps to beef up security.
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Another step has been to beef up language and cultural orientation courses.
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Instagram is trying to beef up its safety practices across the board.
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But we beef up to about 30 people during the holiday season.
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So that's taking these opportunities to further beef up China's domestic consumption.
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Some argue that the solution to capital's excesses is to beef up labour.
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The region has also recently legislated to beef up local data protection laws.
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At the same time, they will have to beef up their software business.
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Canada is the latest jurisdiction to beef up its airline passenger compensation rules.
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Japan has previously said it was considering THAAD to beef up its defenses.
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Yet the company is clearly beefing up its efforts to, well, beef up.
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Russia started buying foreign currency early last year to beef up its reserves.
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Missile defense The U.S. could also beef up its defenses in the region.
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More work is needed to beef up the accuracy of the model, though.
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Officials have said they will beef up security at the airport in Mogadishu.
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It has dedicated $700 million to beef up a number of training programs.
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Even before Trump, Giuliani produced reality television moments to beef up his image.
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It's continued to beef up its mobile functionality to successfully increase user engagement.
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In April 2018, President Trump moved quickly to beef up his legal team.
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She'd also like to beef up antitrust enforcement in health care, for example.
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Mr. Trump could do much to beef up border security on his own.
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Mr Macron has some support for his crusade to beef up Europe's powers.
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The administration would also beef up enforcement staff at the Environmental Protection Agency.
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"They need to reenergize and beef up the police forces there," Ollivant says.
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Measures to beef up banks' equity funding have made America's financial system more secure.
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The plan to beef up expedited removal is likely to spark a constitutional challenge.
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Trump still is angry the allies don&apost beef up their individual military budgets.
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The company has been aggressively securing rights for content to beef up its catalog.
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Or, use it to beef up your emergency fund in case hard times hit.
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Apple itself has been making several moves to beef up its own content plays.
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For some, it's the right move, in order to beef up assets under management.
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Italy said last week it wanted to beef up its powers in the sector.
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The job was to stop Robin Lopez, and to beef up their own frontcourt.
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The company recently acquired fintech startup Pariti to beef up its account aggregation features.
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Popeye was fond of cramming cans of spinach to beef up his cartoon biceps.
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Instead, they will beef up the train-and-advise mission that is already underway.
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The company recently acquired fintech startup Pariti to beef up its account aggregation features.
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Slack has been working to beef up the product recently for its larger customers.
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Karako's third proposal to beef up defenses against Russian cruise missiles makes eminent sense.
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In Europe, Perella has been hiring senior bankers to beef up its advisory team.
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In a move to beef up its grocery offering, Wal-Mart also acquired Jet.
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Those funds are also intended to beef up drug overdose training for first responders.
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Apple has spent heavily to beef up its content slate, according to recent reports.
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Davos originally recommended that Stannis hire the mercenaries to beef up his armed forces.
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The Fox acquisition helped beef up Disney's streaming lineup ahead of the Disney+ launch.
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Amazon is great at logistics but it needs to beef up its commercial offering.
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Twitter on Wednesday announced its latest effort to beef up safety and curb harassment.
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It is up to Congress to beef up both pots of money each year.
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I thought I could use it as a way to beef up my resume.
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The bill would also beef up the special minimum benefit paid to low-income retirees.
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A large contingent of police were deployed around the jail to beef up security measures.
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So the Obama administration has been working to beef up the enforcement of these rules.
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Democratic strategists say the omnibus spending bill will beef up these incumbents' résumés for November.
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Sharif asked the local authorities to maintain utmost vigilance and beef up security in Quetta.
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You can beef up your selection of sports channels, kids channels, movie channels, and more.
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The combination would also grow the company's advertising portfolio, and beef up its production capabilities.
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The Senate bill is likely to beef up the tax credits, particularly for older adults.
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Another way China could slow the sales is to beef up security on its border.
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But Plaves admits it's the monitoring of the refugees that they're hoping to beef up.
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The money raised from the plate would used to beef up security in public schools.
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Other countries also need to beef up and speed up their plans on offshore wind.
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Target and internet giant Amazon, for example, are looking to beef up their beauty offerings.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg pledged to add 85033 people to help beef up election integrity.
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February 15, 2018 -- A bipartisan proposal to beef up border security and fix DACA fails.
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You can also beef up your skills by undergoing additional training or gaining extra certifications.
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A Republican lawmaker wants to beef up the federal background check system for guns. Sen.
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Since the Parkland shooting, a few states have also taken steps to beef up school security.
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Lloyds isn't the only firm looking to beef up abroad to counter the effects of Brexit.
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Although Trump made clear one place he wants to beef up spending is at the Pentagon.
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Samsung also tossed in another feature to beef up the S203 line's photo capabilities: Night Hyperlapse.
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To increase their chances, opportunists beef up their computing power with more energy-intensive mining rigs.
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What I'd observed among that group suggested that tattooing could help beef up one's immune response.
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Governments are beginning to beef up their efforts against this stubbornly persistent practice of forced labour.
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Beef up an existing program, known as reinsurance, that helps compensate insurers for exceptionally expensive patients.
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That's where CEO Evan Spiegel's recent push to beef up journalistic oversight and standards comes in.
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UPS also will beef up its weekend services by dispatching more drivers on Saturdays, it said.
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The rule would have required internet service providers to beef up their security of consumers' data.
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The European Commission may beef up its anti-competitive complaint against Google, Bloomberg reported on Monday.
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But having more cash on hand doesn't always mean it'll be used to beef up protections.
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Gadgetwise Spring is here, and it's time to get outdoors and beef up your exercise routine.
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Already lawmakers are pressing the SEC to beef up requirements on when companies must disclose hacks.
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Amex recently acquired Resy, a restaurant reservation-booking platform, to beef up its "experiential" cardmember benefits.
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They also beef up personnel for enforcing current restrictions and request extra funding for mental healthcare.
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He's hoping a signature win in the nonconference season will beef up the Colorado Buffaloes' resume.
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In January, the government agreed plans with local authorities in both states to beef up security.
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Security Bank will use the additional capital to beef up its retail banking business, he said.
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Instead, Putin may choose to beef up his already considerable missile arsenal with more conventional weapons.
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VW, like other automakers, was caught off guard and scrambled to beef up its S.U.V. offerings.
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One measure under consideration is providing aid to Mexico to beef up enforcement of labor rules.
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This course will beef up your cybersecurity knowledge through lessons on network security and risk management.
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That will see him lead the Wall Street bank's effort to beef up its African operations.
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That will see him lead the Wall Street bank's effort to beef up its African operations.
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The EU is readying a new electronic visa waiver system by 2021 to beef up security.
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If they actually win, other parties can woo them away to beef up their own ranks.
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So Santa is not a building block that kids use to beef up their whimsy and imagination.
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Over the past 15 years, Barcelona Supercomputing Center has continued to beef up the MareNostrum's computing power.
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He also announced he will boost deportation efforts and beef up border patrol resources along the border.
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That could mean that iOS 11 will also beef up direct file management on our mobile devices.
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The one that used Apple's new augmented reality framework, ARKit, to beef up the game's AR abilities?
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Aside from the $50,000 penalty, the settlement requires Trump Hotels to beef up its data security policies.
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In the wake of the incident, US authorities moved quickly to beef up security in the area.
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Clinton, were being flown into Nevada to beef up a 90-person operation already in place. Mrs.
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He wants to beef up the armed forces, and to spend more on veterans and immigration controls.
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Lincoln promises an all-wheel drive option and torque vectoring to beef up its ride and handling.
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You can also integrate the system with lights and a voice assistant to further beef up security.
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Even as some 30 states have introduced bills to beef up their antiprotest laws, activists are swarming.
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Australian defense officials have warned the firm to beef up security in the wake of the leak.
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According to its owner, the practice is a daily routine to beef up the pet's communication skills.
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Knight joined the company from Pinterest last fall as it looked to beef up its own marketing.
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British banks that fail to beef up their defences may even be forced to hold extra capital.
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He instead deferred to Congress to pass legislation to beef up the review process for foreign investment.
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YouTube has been trying to beef up its film and TV collection over the past few years.
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She was promiscuous, having as many children as possible in order to beef up her benefit take.
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The state has already appropriated $25 million for local governments to beef up their fire-fighting abilities.
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GOP lawmakers are proposing new measures to sanction Russia or beef up election security ahead of 2018.
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Transparency International said Latvia still needed to beef up its authority to fight money laundering, for example.
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Other states are going to extremes in order to beef up their workforces and ease the shortages.
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If you had only a little fish, you could beef up the salad with some more avocado.
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The antitrust principles outlined in Clinton's fact sheet suggest she could beef up antitrust enforcement even further.
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Amazon has already begun to beef up its ad sales team and enhance its programmatic advertising business.
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Global brands have long relied on China and other low-cost manufacturing bases to beef up margins.
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An option to sell 168.75 million over-allotment shares could beef up the IPO to $23 million.
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An option to sell 168.75 million over-allotment shares could beef up the IPO to $23 million.
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Apple has poached a top Netflix engineer as Tim Cook looks to beef up Apple TV Plus.
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An option to sell 168.75 million over-allotment shares could beef up the IPO to $285 million.
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Lawmakers are eyeing a reauthorization of the FAA as the primary vehicle to beef up airport security.
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Australian defence officials have warned the firm to beef up security in the wake of the leak.
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The decision comes as ABC News prepares to beef up its coverage for the 2018 midterm elections.
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In response, states are trying to beef up their cybersecurity defenses, with support from the federal government.
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Since the Parkland shooting, the government has shoveled millions of dollars to schools to beef up security.
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Or, if you just want to beef up an otherwise boring makeup look, grab the blue or red.
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You'll also walk through a ton of scenarios in which you'll learn how to beef up network security.
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Heat some beef up in a pan with a splash of water to stop it drying out. 8.
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For job seekers in those industries, do your research and beef up on skills and training, said Chamberlain.
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Leaders can chorus in Bratislava on their determination to beef up a new European Border and Coast Guard.
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Etihad gambled on foreign investments because it needed to beef up its organic growth with non-organic feed.
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Instead, Congress could beef up the institutions which scrutinise cost-benefit analysis away from the heat of politics.
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This one could help beef up the company's field service offering, which falls under the Service Cloud umbrella.
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A carbon price—which is a good idea for other reasons, too, would beef up interest in NETs.
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The House has since aded $85 billion in funds for the Senate to beef up the tax credits.
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The rumors are (mostly) true: Google is buying a part of HTC to beef up its hardware business.
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At Jaunt, Kliavkoff says he wants to beef up the company's workforce and push further into international partnerships.
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He continued texting her after that scary incident ... forcing her to beef up her security to protect herself.
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The legislation — which would beef up federal law on the theft of trade secrets — passed easily, 85033-0.
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Trump officially declared a national emergency Friday to beef up funding for a barrier on the southern border.
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Google and Facebook are working together to beef up internet connectivity speeds between Los Angeles and Hong Kong.
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China's Ministry of Education responded by ordering schools to beef up security and to bar strangers from campuses.
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He also said the firm was seeking to beef-up its board with new independent non-executive directors.
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The company will likewise beef up its marketing to advertise products that drive the midweek "fill-in" trip.
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Amid the firestorm, Trump has resisted calls to beef up his legal team and White House war room.
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The German lender hasn't specified its Brexit plans but it is set to beef up its Frankfurt basis.
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Instead, the FCC tried to "beef up" the record with a series of meeting with net neutrality supporters.
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The F.D.A. is expected to receive a half- billion dollars, in part to help beef up its staff.
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It seems to be desperately trying to beef up its enterprise street cred ahead of the upcoming IPO.
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In anticipation of Snap Map's launch, it appears that Snapchat sought to beef up its location patent portfolio.
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Many are police reservists, like Kitonga, issued with rifles by the government to beef up the overstretched police.
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After all, the American government has had weeks to beef up its testing regimen, and it has failed.
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Over the past 10 years, Congress has sent Peru $90 million in aid intended to beef up enforcement.
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But perhaps this is time to beef up the safety net to incorporate the rising demand for care.
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Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) now has a plan to beef up election security and make voting easier.
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Whoever adapts it will have to beef up the characters and deflect attention from the nonthrilling main theme.
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And from Wirecutter, a Times site, here are five cheap(ish) things to beef up your digital security.
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The acquisition is one of several changes Apple has made to beef up its coding platform, called Xcode.
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And a slew of bills intended to beef up safety eventually became law with little or no opposition.
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But it has not indicated whether it will challenge moves, like Ford's, to beef up imports from China.
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It also comes packed with a bunch of pre-loaded passes to beef up your entertainment even further.
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Now, the two companies are making users aware of their ongoing efforts to beef up their respective collections.
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And now, can Walmart and Rakuten's cooperation beef up their online groceries services - that's still a questions mark.
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Over the past four decades, both Republicans and Democrats have taken steps to beef up their messaging capacity.
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Trump in August announced he will beef up U.S. forces in Afghanistan from the current number of 85033,000.
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"We have to beef up for it because we get such a response from Small Business Saturday," Parker said.
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Euro zone banks have to hold large amounts of sovereign bonds to beef up their capital and liquidity buffers.
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But the company has managed to sign multiple contracts and sell some assets to beef-up its core business.
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Given all that's happened, especially on issues involving race, maybe it's time to beef up that talented Midwest staff.
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Status could provide structured data about your behavior, which could beef up Snapchat's scrawny repository of ad-targeting information.
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Enabling two-step verification is one of the easiest things you can do to beef up your own security.
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It marks the first major deal in the Kurian era as Google tries to beef up its market share.
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So, she's hitting the books to beef up her resume at the Northeastern Institute of Cannabis in Natick, Massachusetts.
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The city needs to seriously beef up its own infrastructure and provide better mobility options, not borrow school buses.
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But refusing to adapt can hurt sales, especially as Amazon continues to beef up its own in-house brands.
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In addition, as the company scales that means adding staff to beef up customer success, support and training teams.
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MORE SAFETY FEATURES FROM TWITTER: Twitter on Wednesday announced its latest effort to beef up safety and curb harassment.
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The company agreed to beef up its security; it's not clear if the vulnerabilities we found violate that agreement.
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Although experts largely agree on basic guidelines, there is no one playbook for how to beef up electoral cybersecurity.
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It could be the latest unintended consequence of the Trump administration's efforts to beef up national security, advocates say.
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Using unrealistic rates to beef up a city's fiscal outlook is the primary cause of the ballooning pension debt.
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One of the big changes to Florida law following the Parkland shooting was to beef up mental health checks.
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Tech-giants such as Facebook Inc and Twitter Inc have signed up deals to beef up their video services.
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Germany plans to invest more than 3 billion euros ($3.4 billion) by 2025 to beef up its AI capabilities.
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Additionally, Sling offers a ton of different ad-on options if you want to beef up your channel selection.
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Australia on Tuesday announced it would buy six U.S. Triton remotely piloted aircraft to beef up its maritime patrols.
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The move would also support the company's recent efforts to beef up its lobbying sway in the nation's capital.
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Such appointments would beef up its international media team just as it restructures a 300-strong corporate affairs department.
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The agreement calls for countries to review their progress every five years and beef up their efforts as needed.
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Google has been trying to beef up its presence in cloud computing, a market dominated by Amazon and Microsoft.
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First was the degree to which Biden was able to beef up his support in a newly narrowed field.
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"We'll continue to beef up, we'll continue to collaborate with the government of the Bahamas," he told news reporters.
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If you want to beef up your intake of antioxidants, though, you'll have to eat a lot of mushrooms.
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While conducive to cupcakes and alcopops, rosé is less widely adopted as something that can beef up your main.
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KRISTALINA GEORGIEVA: We believe that all countries should look seriously into the urgency to beef up health systems response.
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IMAX's financial participation in the show was supposed to beef up its budget, but the pilot looks noticeably cheap.
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Sources told the Journal that Apple is hoping to beef up its knowledge of emerging technologies through the investment.
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In the Senate, lawmakers have unveiled legislation that would help states beef up the cybersecurity of their election systems.
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He oversaw efforts to beef up the bank's wealth management business amid continued weakness at its investment banking division.
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BNP Paribas could beef up its operations in the United States, while Société Générale might push further into Africa.
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Earlier this year, state lawmakers took some steps to beef up oversight of charters — steps largely supported by DeVos.
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The practice is largely seen as a way of keeping students from overscheduling to beef up their college transcripts.
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Trusz pointed to Walmart as a "logical buyer," citing the retailers' desire to beef up its e-commerce business.
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Prepare to beef up your arsenal and master skills like copywriting, email marketing, pay per click advertising, and more.
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The same discipline may be more difficult to summon when you need to beef up your diminished investment portfolio.
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Takeda in mid-February completed its acquisition of Ariad for $5.20 billion, undertaken to beef up its oncology pipeline.
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Dutch asset manager Robeco has set up a wholly-owned subsidiary in Shanghai to beef up it research capabilities.
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Belgium is weighing the need for scanners, sniffer dogs, weapons and drones to beef up post-Brexit customs surveillance.
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The acquisition, alongside Jay Z's portfolio of popular musicians and friends, would beef up Apple Music, sources told the Journal.
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Apple's seemingly aware of this too, which is probably why it's been keen recently to beef up its AI cred.
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Meanwhile, Dick's plans to beef up its private-label business by launching two new brands and expanding its existing labels.
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WarnerMedia will already take a hit to revenues as it pulls its content from Netflix to beef up its offer.
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But with Italy and France helping to beef up the Libyan Coast Guard, most now get caught before reaching Europe.
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Walmart bought the cash-flush startup for $3 billion last summer in a bid to beef up its online operation.
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Canada's federal government introduced gun laws earlier this year that would require retailer record-keeping and beef up background checks.
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Amazon (AMZN) may have a secret plan to beef up its shipping network, to replace FedEx (FDX) and UPS (UPS).
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To beef up its fading printer business, HP in September said it would buy Samsung's printer business for $1.05 billion.
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Defense contractors in particular stand to benefit from a Trump presidency, given his pledges to beef up the U.S. military.
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Albeit if they continue to scale up their user-base they'll need to beef up their servers to keep up.
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That same year, the fund partnered with two other organizations to beef up a USAID program in Malawi and Ghana.
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Holiday helpers are part of Wal-Mart's investment to beef up staffing at the front of its stores, McKenna said.
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Shortly after WikiLeaks established contact with the Russian online personas, Assange asked his hosts to beef up his internet connection.
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Photo: Getty ImagesGoogle is rolling out two new tools today to help the password-challenged beef up their security game.
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The publication reports that the move is one of many ways Walgreens is looking to beef up its cosmetics section.
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She promised to beef up anti-dumping trade taxes on foreign steel imports to help a key industry in Ohio.
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Italian banks bought a 320 million euro hybrid bond issued by Carige in November to beef up its capital reserves.
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So, if you haven't gotten around to it yet, now would be the time to beef up that section. 3.
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For a fee — $50 for a simple piece, $300 for something more complicated — Cline can beef up your buddy, too.
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First, he says, the United States must enforce existing immigration laws -- and beef up existing border security and visa protections.
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We've already said we're going to plow a lot of money, additional money, into HBO to beef up that library.
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Each device also comes with a free 6-month subscription to Trend Micro Security to beef up your virus protection.
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To help pay the bill, additional private investment will be needed to beef up funds available publicly, the Bank said.
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Annoyed, he proposed a bill to beef up students' role on the panel, which is one of his campaign issues.
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The search giant has also apologized repeatedly and vowed to beef up the staff dedicated to sussing out extreme content.
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Terry McAuliffe (D) signed measures into law that will beef up the state's infrastructure to support forthcoming 85033G wireless networks.
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But to do so, they would be required to significantly beef up their capital reserves as a cushion against losses.
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The deal comes after Whistle acquired digital studio, New Form, in January to beef up its lifestyle and entertainment production.
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During a Commerce Committee hearing on Wednesday, TSA Administrator Peter Neffenger welcomed the Senate proposals to beef up airport security.
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Police said the interior ministry decided last week to beef up security procedures for events including Easter parades and elections.
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So it's trying to beef up its services division, efforts that have included an as-of-yet-unannounced streaming service.
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It re-announced its intention to beef up police powers to tackle drone misuse last month following the Gatwick fiasco.
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As a result, Walmart (WMT), the nation's largest grocery store chain, is looking to beef up its own supply chain.
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Detroit is looking for ways to beef up its public transit in response to losing out on the Amazon bid.
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Marissa Mayer's roots are as an engineer at Google, and she made an effort to beef up Yahoo's technical talent.
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To mitigate that risk, the Marine Corps often rolls out tactical vehicles on the ship's deck to beef up security.
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They included sensors to beef up border monitoring, rebuilding roads along the border, drones and air support for border enforcement.
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With the savings, Mr. Trump says, he would beef up military spending and build a wall along the Mexican border.
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Rick Scott provides extra Florida Highway Patrol officers to beef up security and provide support to Broward County sheriff's deputies.
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He told Vogue magazine last year that Harris' love of cooking has helped him beef up his own gourmet chops.
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But they do support a separate measure to beef up the background check system that will be attached to legislation.
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Scharf said the bank's cost structure was simply too high, while also recommitting to beef up its approach to regulation.
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Attaching the concealed-carry reciprocity measure puts the bipartisan measure to beef up background checks in jeopardy in the Senate.
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The Egyptian economy is heavily depended on their remittance for acquiring dollars necessary to beef up Egyptian hard currency reserves.
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She said the CIA also is working to beef up counter narcotics efforts abroad to address the nation's opioid crisis.
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With Mnuchin by his side, Trump is looking to beef up a national campaign to take on Clinton this fall.
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If the latter, it's likely one that's designed to beef up the company's private database of bad reviews marked for sale.
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Also helping beef up content will be a paid contributor network that already numbers in the hundreds, according to a spokesperson.
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At the end of the training, you'll receive a course completion certificate that you can use to beef up your résumé.
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President Trump had long objected to any sort of disaster relief package that didn't include money to beef up border security.
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Ulta is giving us the perfect way to beef up our eyeshadow collections without burning a massive hole in our wallets.
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"From what we have seen, Snapchat is making an effort to beef up its advertising team," Tung told CNBC on Monday.
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The company is already mulling its own factory so as to beef up supply chains and reduce costs, according to Xu.
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In the case of SportstoNews, the company can help newspapers beef up otherwise ignored coverage while bringing in new ad revenue.
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Since then, smaller firms have opted to beef up those benefits to stay competitive with their much larger and richer counterparts.
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He says within minutes, they started scrambling to beef up security for their event which is going down Saturday and Sunday.
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Retailing jobs are threatened not just as companies close shops but as the remaining ones try to beef up their profitability.
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Your reclaimed wood furniture could fund a trip to the other side of the world or beef up your savings account.
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Since then, it's helped to revamp the Veteran Affairs application process, partially digitize the immigration system and beef up Pentagon cybersecurity.
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Biden also laid out a slate of new rules and legislation he plans to introduce to beef up ethics and transparency.
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Top executives on Wednesday declined to update that outlook and said they had spent millions of dollars to beef up security.
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The past year has seen Spotify embark on a series of acquisitions to beef up its service, particularly on podcast content.
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The company announced that it has acquired the Boston-area startup Celect to help Nike beef up its predictive analytics strengths.
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The Trump administration has taken this opportunity to beef up its regional policy messaging around combating leftist governments in the hemisphere.
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Taking a page from Amazon's success, deals will include items from the company's Marketplace sellers, who have helped beef up Walmart.
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Its profits are also declining as it continues to spend money to beef up its online operation and compete with Amazon.
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It's also caused Party City, which designs, manufactures and sells its costume wholesale, to beef up its mix-and-match business.
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His solution to stopping crime is to deport undocumented immigrants and beef up border security, stopping the flow of illegal drugs.
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Increasing demand for digital services from businesses has forced IT service providers to beef up their security, cloud and analytics services.
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It uses community reports and do not all complaints and embeds them into the system to beef up the blocking technology.
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However, scary videos popped up online of drivers misusing the feature, and Tesla was forced to beef up the safety systems.
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Dick's plans to spend money at Facebook and Google to beef up its digital marketing and boost traffic on its website.
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Basically, what we're saying that if you want to beef up your summer reading list, this deal is where it's at.
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In the meantime, the company is hoping to bring more developer partners and institutions onboard to beef up Expeditions' AR content.
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Amazon is trialing its "Fresh" service in parts of Tokyo and retailers are trying to beef up their online grocery services.
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Framing reform as such a broad issue risks diluting Macron's drive to beef up the euro zone with extra funding firepower.
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Just last month, the New York regulator imposed a new anti-terrorism regulation requiring banks to beef up suspicious activity reporting.
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Now that trust in Japanese companies has been deeply shaken, it's obvious that Japan needs to beef up corporate governance regulations.
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The threats to the family reportedly led the Mexican government to beef up police presence around their compound, according to CNN.
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The legislation also contains language to beef up airport security, reduce security checkpoint lines and strengthen consumer protections for airline passengers.
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With Amazon stepping into Wal-Mart's turf in grocery, Wal-Mart has been trying to beef up its e-commerce presence.
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Mr. Stepien is expected to help beef up a political operation that has been a work in progress for several weeks.
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Nonetheless, the EPA under Trump has promised to beef up how it considers the employment impact of regulations across various sectors.
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AT&T emphasized that it wanted to beef up the amount of content at HBO to compete in the streaming era.
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In 11.193, the ad-holding company Dentsu acquired IgnitionOne through its acquisition of Innovation Interactive to beef up its US presence.
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It bought digital entertainment studio, New Form, in January, to beef up its production of lifestyle and entertainment content, Variety reported.
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Looting became a problem several days ago as evacuations began, leading authorities to beef up patrols in neighborhoods, he said Sunday.
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Residents are furious that millions of dollars have been spent to beef up the country's security, yet the attack still happened.
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Yes, H&M wants to give us the affordable tools so we can beef up our arches, a la Cara Delevingne.
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At the same time, Amazon's foray is widely expected to disrupt the industry, prompting drug chains to beef up their businesses.
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Part of the capital will be used for expansion and also to "beef up our IT and design capabilities," Kong said.
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Putin has promised to use his new term to beef up Russia's defenses against the West and to raise living standards.
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Marissa Mayer's roots are as an engineer at Google, and she has made an effort to beef up Yahoo's technical talent.
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States are trying to beef up skeleton crews to handle a flood of jobless claims while expanding workers' access to benefits.
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Washington has moved ahead with additional tariffs on Chinese imports, and a new law will beef up blocks to foreign investment.
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Ford has already announced several investments in new technologies to beef up its presence in the push for new mobility services.
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RBS previously announced plans to beef up its presence in the European Union, and it has leased office space in Amsterdam.
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I wanted to beef up my emergency fund a bit, since self-employment means my income fluctuates from month to month.
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The Trump administration has made a concerted effort to beef up the size of its border patrol force, to limited success.
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Sanders also wants to spend $2.5 trillion to beef up housing supplies, in part through the federal National Housing Trust Fund.
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Since then, a number of chains have sought to beef up their morning offers in hopes of seeing a sales boost.
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For years after Netflix's initial public offering in 2002, analysts criticized the company for spending cash to beef up its content.
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China's Ministry of Education responded to those events by ordering schools to beef up security and bar strangers from going on campuses.
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Framing reform as such a broad issue risks diluting Macron's drive to beef up the euro zone with extra funding fire power.
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In recent years, as international institutions repeatedly bailed out Greece, the lenders have also pushed Athens to beef up its tax take.
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The games start in six weeks, but $850 million in federal funds needed to beef up security and transportation aren't in yet.
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UK-based FRP Advisory LLP said it promoted two of its executives as directors to beef up its North of England operations.
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The startup plans to use their new cash to beef up their library of playable games and add to their development team.
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With this new capital, Agrawal said that SirionLabs will beef up its sales team and work on R&D and product development.
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Another option would be to beef up the role of the panels' chairmen, giving them tastier expenses in return for more training.
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Sullivan and his team of about 500 have been working to beef up customer privacy at Uber since he joined in 2015.
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All this may seem bizarre, since it could give ISIS more time to prepare and to beef up its forces in Falluja.
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Mr Moro's move from the courtroom to Mr Bolsonaro's cabinet is a chance to strengthen anti-corruption laws and beef up enforcement.
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Johnson presented a plan to close stores, beef up Starbucks' digital program and return value to shareholders through dividends and stock buybacks.
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America's allies in the region, particularly Israel and Saudi Arabia, want it not only to stay but to beef up its presence.
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Previous attacks have been followed by the sacking of senior intelligence officials, pledges to beef up security, roundups of the usual suspects.
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I would suggest you gain some relevant experience, beef up with a masters degree, then give it another shot after several years.
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Mulvaney stressed that some agencies including the Department of Defense and Veterans Affairs department will be able to beef up their workforce.
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Toshiba needs to beef up its balance sheet by the end of the fiscal year in March to avoid a possible delisting.
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Cramer pointed out that Foot Locker invested $100 million in the sneaker resell platform Goat Group to beef up its online presence.
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Chipotle has since removed the malware and said that it continues to work with cybersecurity firms to beef up its safety measures.
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And the news comes just as American announced plans to beef up its onboard Wi-Fi, enabling high-speed connectivity for passengers.
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Grab's desired outcome was simple: remove the threat of its immediate rival and beef up its business with new hires and drivers.
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On Thursday, their relationship came full circle as Oracle agreed to acquire NetSuite for $9.3 billion to beef up its cloud offerings.
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The bank made an aggressive push into cannabis by hiring Ziebold and Schnurman in June to beef up its cannabis banking team.
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The report rejects an industry-commissioned proposal made earlier in the week to beef up the free-for-complainants Financial Services Ombudsman.
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Instead of sewing in wefts of fake hair to beef up Hough's pony, Capri used the star's own strands for maximum impact.
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Companies' fears had grown that China would soon introduce a tougher system of collecting social security payments to beef up tax receipts.
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Array Biopharma Inc surged 56.6% after Pfizer Inc agreed to buy the drugmaker for $10.64 billion to beef up its cancer portfolio.
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It basically defines an embryo or fetus as a person in order to beef up penalties for crimes against a pregnant woman.
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Noting the fear of escalating violence against women, he said there are plans to "beef up" family violence and child protection units.
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The authors called on Congress to beef up its oversight of the White House to protect the intelligence community from "destructive" removals.
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With so little human-friendly infrastructure, and a lot of secrets to guard, the region had many reasons to beef up security.
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To the contrary, analysts expect Iran to beef up ties with proxies like Hezbollah in Lebanon and militias in Iraq and Syria.
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The federally mandated pilot retirement age of 65 has prompted airlines to beef up their recruitment programs over the past two years.
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This allows plenty of time to take on additional work to beef up your bottom line, prepare all documents, and so on.
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The White House announced Monday it is asking for $1.8 billion in emergency funding to beef up Zika response efforts and research.
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A beefed-up service Walmart announced it partnered with movie studio MGM to create shows to beef up its streaming service, Vudu.
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Meat, associated with wealth and power for thousands of years — we "beef up," but "veg out" — was abundant and relatively cheap here.
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Some critics, particularly Democrats, say measures that only beef up infrastructure or do not create recurring funds fall short of the mark.
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Trump's administration has taken steps to beef up law enforcement to rein in the opioid epidemic, as Sessions highlighted in his speech.
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Barr rolled out a multimillion-dollar plan to beef up security in the San Diego/Tijuana area where crossings were then concentrated.
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During a period of strained relations with much of the West, Russia seems to be looking to beef up its weapons system.
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Array Biopharma Inc surged nearly 57% after Pfizer Inc agreed to buy the drugmaker for $10.64 billion to beef up its cancer portfolio.
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You might also want to beef up your emergency fund if the current state of financial markets and the economy makes you queasy.
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Back in July, the hardware startup raised a $25 million Series C, with plans to beef up August Access, the company's partner platform.
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They keep things moving, even as the musical's attempts to beef up the comedic flair of the minor characters tend to fall flat.
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At WWDC, Apple announced a few updates that should beef up Siri and, perhaps, get you to use the digital assistant more often.
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He also fired campaign manager Corey Lewandowski, elevating long-time Republican operative Paul Manafort, who's expected to quickly beef up hiring and spending.
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Facing public fears of their trains being hacked, Washington's metro agency WMATA updated its tender in February to beef up cyber security requirements.
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Apple is already using wireless inductive charging in the Apple Watch, and any new investments could be simply to beef up that product.
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And it implemented full-screen video ads to beef up its advertising options — an area where it competes directly with Facebook and Google.
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AT&T bet on DIRECTV's satellite TV business aiming to beef up its bundles of cellular, broadband, TV and fixed-line phone services.
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He could try in vain to hire last-minute organizers or beef up data capabilities, but those fixed operations take months to develop.
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To the alarm of Pakistan's generals, he has promised to send extra troops to Afghanistan and beef up America's "strategic partnership" with India.
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EBay is the latest retailer to beef up its shipping options for customers, as speed is becoming a necessity for many these days.
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The child welfare agency — known by its French initials, IBESR — also is trying to beef up oversight of Haiti&aposs roughly 750 orphanages.
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The questions they ask will be more sophisticated, and this can be an opportunity for adults to beef up on their own knowledge.
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It's the second time the search giant has made a major investment in a mobile technology company to beef up its hardware business.
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Democrats could find it difficult to take steps to beef up Medicare and Medicaid, even if they win the White House next year.
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New York City has launched initiatives that track drivers entering and leaving the city, as it looks to beef up infrastructure and surveillance.
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At the same time, Australia said it would beef up defense and security ties with Pacific islands through new joint exercises and training.
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Enter: the soundbar, a long, rectangular device packed with speakers that you can pair with your TV to beef up its audio quality.
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To beef up security ahead of the 2018 midterm elections, the DNC invested in infrastructure and hired new cybersecurity staff from Silicon Valley.
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Konrad Szymanski, the deputy foreign minister for European affairs, says Poland now plans to beef up its co-operation with the Visegrad group.
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There are white hat hackers, for example, who make it their mission to beef up companies' securities and keep unwanted IP addresses out.
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Abe is likely to reassure Trump that Japan is willing to play a bigger regional defense role and beef up its military capabilities.
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President Vladimir Putin last year praised the upgraded version after watching it in flight, saying it would beef up Russia's nuclear weapons capability.
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Tech companies are increasingly bullish on building a "smart wall," which would incorporate new technologies to beef up security on the southern border.
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Now imagine these millions of people streaming into China or Russia, a scenario that has prompted both countries to beef up border security.
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The court's Friday opinion cited past threats to execution drug suppliers, including one from a professor telling a pharmacy to "beef up" security.
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Trump's move was intended to beef up domestic production but has also slowed the pace of domestic solar installations by pushing up costs.
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But the people briefed on the hiring said it was the first in a series of coming changes to beef up the team.
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Yes. Alex was on the set of True Blood, but needed 7,000 calories a day to quickly beef up for the Tarzan role.
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It needs to beef up its balance sheet by the end of the fiscal year in end-March to avoid a possible delisting.
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Two years ago, HSBC brought attention to the Greater Bay Area when it announced plans to beef up its presence in the region.
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It will likely need to beef up its content library so it more closely resembles a cable bundle to get there by then.
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Rich Greenfield, partner at Light-Shed Partners, said this move to beef up its subscription services, including its streaming platform, should pay off.
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Reuters reported on Friday that private military contractors who do secret missions for Russia flew into Venezuela to beef up security for Maduro.
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On their second album, they beef up the high-soprano chants of their 2017 Pink with hard beats that turn march-like occasionally.
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On Wednesday, Vice President Mike Pence said Mexican offers to beef up enforcement to prevent illegal immigration were insufficient, an administration official said.
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You have to actively beef up your security to protect yourself on your connected devices – including your phone, computer, tablet, and even smartwatch.
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It would provide $1.100 billion to beef up medical supplies and supplement the Strategic National Stockpile, including $100 million for community health centers.
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"As we were saving over the years I always made it a point to beef up our after-tax accounts," the retiree said.
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Gregory emphasized that Facebook should continue to beef up its policies around "shallowfakes," or videos that use less sophisticated technology to mislead people.
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One idea is to beef up the government's automatic fiscal stabilisers, such as unemployment insurance, that guarantee bigger deficits if the economy stalls.
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The bank is trying to beef up its consumer operations, where it trails far behind JPMorgan Chase (which reported record profits this week).
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The service should also beef up the research shop so that it can monitor changes in taxpayer behavior and provide feedback to stakeholders.
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And it was entertaining to hear these early musickers, who generally shun vibrato, try to beef up their tone to late-Romantic standards.
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This will buy governments time to help the poor open bank accounts, educate the elderly and beef up internet access in rural areas.
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Today in fake happenings, ABC News casually staged a crime scene by attempting to beef up its live shots with some police tape.
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Facebook and Google also plan to beef up their French presence and their artificial intelligence teams in Paris over the next several years.
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The company will also beef up its business that buys products from manufacturers and sells them at higher prices on marketplaces like Amazon.
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This means that you have paid in premiums too rapidly, which could happen if you're trying to beef up your cash value quickly.
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Other major global brands buying mica from India also vowed to beef up inspections of their suppliers for child labor after the investigation.
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The White House is more focused on taking money from government programs to beef up immigration enforcement and to build his border wall.
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Members of Congress are putting the spotlight on the persistent challenges facing the government as it seeks to beef up its cybersecurity workforce.
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And it would significantly beef up the Federal Trade Commission's (FTC) ability to take on and oversee companies that have violated users' privacy.
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Regional utilities like Shikoku Electric have aggressively fought a string of lawsuits since 2011, hiring veteran lawyers to beef up their legal teams.
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While large conglomerates in developed markets have hired investment bankers to beef up in-house operations, they do still also use external advisers.
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It also called on the government to beef up enforcement at ports and airports to prevent such items from ever entering the country.
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A new policy under consideration would beef up background checks of adults who show up to claim the children after they are apprehended.
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But he said Putin has been increasing Russia's espionage budget to beef up spying abroad while also imposing order on the services' bureucracies.
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Those with shorter hairstyles need not feel left out — just grab a ponytail extension or basic hair weft to beef up your bun fast.
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The company opened its first office in the country last fall as part of an ongoing push to beef up operations in emerging markets.
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By contrast, a company with strong earnings growth and a share buyback program might have good prospects and the cash to beef up dividends.
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Lawmakers, under pressure to be seen as consumer-friendly ahead of May elections, have come up with numerous amendments to beef up the draft.
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President Donald Trump said Thursday he intends to send 20113,000 to 4,000 National Guard members to the US–Mexico border to beef up security.
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Whether you're looking for a fitness tracker or to finally beef up your home security system, you'll find the products you're looking for here.
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But also, the company's pivoting a bit to beef up its scooter rideshare service to compete with the likes of Bird, Lime and Uber.
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They say it makes sense to trim some health programs to beef up others and said wealthy Medicare recipients could easily afford higher premiums.
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If manufacturers want to beef up the AI capabilities of their new product, all they need to do is plug in one of these.
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To that end, they will seek to beef up the European Border and Coast Guard by giving it more resources and a stronger mandate.
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Buying PullString could jumpstart Apple's in-house catalog of speech-activated toys for kids as well as beef up its tools for voice developers.
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"The most obvious acquirer would be other ad-centric businesses looking to beef up their scale," said Jan Dawson, chief analyst at Jackdaw Research.
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Through Epsilon, Publicis hopes to beef up its data and tech expertise following the difficult absorption of digital ad business Sapient, bought in 2015.
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Authorities deployed thousands of officers to beef up security at vote-processing centers around the country after a contentious first-round election on Feb.
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New regulation following the last financial crisis has forced lenders across Europe to beef up their stock of loss absorbing capital in recent years.
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This has led Expedia, the leading internet travel-agent, to beef up by buying two of its main rivals over the past two years.
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The law would beef up Medicare -- adding dental, vision and hearing aid coverage -- in its first year, while reducing the eligibility age to 55.
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The plan is to use the funding to beef up Candid's operations and grow its customer base, the company said in a press release.
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A House panel easily approved legislation on Wednesday that would beef up security at Cuban airports, but not ground U.S. fights to the country.
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Y.) and House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.), "A Better Deal" includes proposals to significantly beef up federal antitrust enforcement, including merger enforcement.
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His closing argument includes promises to roll back regulation, beef up immigration rules and root out wrongdoing in Washington by cracking down on lobbying.
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The House easily passed legislation on Tuesday to beef up the screening of airport employees and target other insider threats in the aviation sector.
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Tillerson and Mattis asked Trump for a week to beef up security at US missions and embassies in the region before making the announcement.
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The IRS announced new plans to beef up cybersecurity today, coming off the heels of two high profile attacks on their electronic filing system.
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In addition to Barris and Rhimes, Netflix also poached producer Ryan Murphy from 21st Century Fox to beef up its slate of original content.
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He also says he would focus on strengthening America's relationships with its NATO allies and beef up the State Department's diplomacy efforts and outreach.
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The measure also contains a number of permanent policy add-ons to beef up airport security, ease long checkpoint lines and improve drone use.
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With such legislation stalled, Republican leaders are instead turning their attention toward less contentious measures that would beef up security at the nation's schools.
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The orchestra will devote $22003 million of the new gift to beef up its endowment, and use the other $247 million for operating expenses.
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Among other things, she wants to beef up financial disclosure forms, enact term limits for county officials and strengthen the county's whistle-blower law.
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House approves an $8.3 billion bill to drastically ramp up vaccine research, give funding to state health officials, beef up prevention programs and more.
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We join a Ukrainian military exercise as the country seeks to beef up defences that were nearly wiped out by Russia's annexation of Crimea.
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Pinera's efforts to quell the violence have so far come up short, despite promises to beef up pensions, the minimum wage and healthcare benefits.
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The plan would aim to limit family-based or so-called chain migration, end the visa lottery system and beef up border security measures.
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And while the FAA could beef up safety requirements on its own, Congress may not wait around for the agency to take action. Sen.
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No wonder, then, that repeat calls to beef up digital campaigning rules and properly protect voters' data have so far fallen on deaf ears.
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Last year, the company's advertising functions simplified their branding and came together as "Amazon Advertising," and has since continued to beef up the offerings.
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As a bonus, you'll also receive a certification from the Silicon Valley Digital Marketing Institute that you can use to beef up your resume.
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Cargill has invested $100 million in Puris to beef up pea production and encourage more farmers to grow peas, despite the current low prices.
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Chuck Grassley of Iowa that aims to tackle the mental health component of the mass shootings crisis and beef up prosecutions of gun crimes.
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As state budgets shrink, prisons have fired up fresh work programs inside their walls to beef up the supply of cheap and free workers.
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At the time, the oil firm claimed the purchase would allow it to beef up its U.S. business and increase earnings and cash per share.
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Right now, it's unclear if Burtchett will reprise the role, or if the Netflix film will beef up the part with a brand-new actor.
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Japan's Takeda Pharmaceutical said it would buy cancer drug maker Ariad Pharmaceuticals in a deal valued at $5.2 billion, to beef up its oncology pipeline.
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Her office is now denying that exact, precise characterization, but regardless Senator Harris is on a relentless campaign to beef up her leftwing bona fides.
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Overseas, investors prepared for a European Central Bank meeting scheduled for Thursday, and the ECB is unlikely to beef up its lending of government bonds.
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Included are a super wide angle lens, a 26x macro lens, and a 230-degree fisheye lens, all sure to beef up the average camera.
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To beef up enforcement, Europe should hand more oversight to the EU. For the sake of Europeans' lungs, it is past time to get tough.
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Leaving Euratom would mean that the UK will have to beef up its Office of Nuclear Regulation to take on those roles, according to Politico.
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After Intel announced its $15.3 billion acquisition of publicly-traded Mobileye to beef up its self-driving technology, Yext and Okta filed to go public.
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As Sophie Richardson of Human Rights Watch, an NGO, points out, he has passed half a dozen new bills that beef up the security services.
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WarnerMedia has made costly deals to beef up HBO Max by acquiring popular adult fare like "Friends" and by signing big names like JJ Abrams.
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The online grocery business is expected to heat up over the holidays as major players beef up e-commerce efforts and expand into new markets.
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The fear is that they might be able to reverse-engineer the Hellfire's sensors and targeting capabilities to beef up missile technology of their own.
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In an interview, Murgel said he plans to beef up staff in areas where some strengthening might be needed, although he declined to say which.
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Temasek, the Singaporean government-controlled company that is one of the world's biggest investors, is today announcing an acquisition to beef up its cybersecurity business.
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Europe's largest automaker will expand its internal whistleblower system and beef up compliance to prevent the misconduct that triggered the scandal, CEO Herbert Diess said.
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Measures to beef up the country's laws against abusive partners won cross-party support when Theresa May's government proposed them in the summer of 2017.
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Get a sneak peek at the star-studded episode above, as Mr. Burns turns to Homer to beef up his guest list with Springfield's elite.
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The acquisition will beef up Wal-Mart's e-commerce prowess, from deepening its bench of talent to finding the cheapest way to ship online orders.
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Apple is launching 58 new Today at Apple sessions to beef up its in-store education offerings for people who want to explore Apple's products.
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African countries can request training and equipment to beef up border controls, with Libya, Tunisia and Niger the three main partners for now, Alfano said.
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She wants to beef up France¹s already-substantial welfare state, leave the European Union and introduce economically protectionist measures to help boost the economy.
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While the hotel has already spent thousands to beef up its security, Romantik Seehotel Jägerwirt is now settling for a more retro solution: going analog.
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Further down the line, the duo expect to add institutional investors to beef up the capital and to potentially widen the fund to $200 million.
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The company offers both a free e2e encrypted email client, with limited storage and feature, and paid tiers that beef up available capacity and capabilities.
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The social media giant will use new photo-matching technology to beef up its efforts in keeping intimate images shared without consent off its network.
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Seoul said it had struck an agreement with the United States that would allow it to beef up the size and potency of its warheads.
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The White House plans to review national security risks and beef up immigration vetting procedures while travel for certain foreign nationals and refugees remains suspended.
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" And he stood by his call for NATO leaders to beef up their defense spending, once again calling it "not fair to the US taxpayer.
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The bundle isn't limited to just new players; veteran players are free beef up their Classic card collections for a fraction of the normal cost.
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The newspaper industry is working with Facebook to launch a new project to help local newspapers beef up their digital subscription efforts, Axios has learned.
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This morning the company announced it was acquiring IOpipe, a Seattle-based early-stage serverless monitoring startup, to help beef up its serverless monitoring chops.
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Instagram will slowly roll out two factor to its users, so you may not see the option to beef up your security just quite yet.
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City agencies will also beef up security protection on public Wi-Fi networks by the end of the year to protect residents, workers and visitors.
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Rubio also vowed to beef up border security, including adding 85033,000 more border agents and completing the wall at the U.S. southwestern border with Mexico.
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It also announced completion of an A$21 billion share placement on Tuesday as it seeks to beef up capital levels amid tougher regulatory requirements.
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U.S. officials have repeatedly urged European allies to beef up their lackluster intelligence-sharing practices in the wake of terror attacks in Paris and Brussels.
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It should also significantly beef up its oversight and accounting operations and provide detailed, timely information about how it spends and accounts for relief funding.
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Nordstrom has shown signs of trying to beef up its e-commerce platform and especially its digital version of the off-price Nordstrom Rack nameplate.
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She made me take loads of extra-curricular supplements to beef up my immune system and help me overcome the side effects of the treatment.
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The United States last year passed a law that required Commerce to draft new rules to beef up oversight of certain foundational technology sales abroad.
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Why it matters: There's been a lot of hand-wringing over the future of the initiatives Obama established to beef up the government's tech reserves.
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Instead, the issue is the $5 billion Trump wants to beef up border security and start building his long-promised wall on the Mexico border.
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Russia has been helping Serbia beef up its military with fighter jets, attack helicopters and battle tanks, raising concerns in the war-scarred Balkan region.
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While Goldman Sachs said it is an unlikely buyer, its not impossible another bank looking to beef up its retail business snatches up E-Trade.
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He also said the Mets had set aside money to "beef up" parts of the team, such as the analytics, scouting and player development departments.
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Foreign Minister Marcelo Ebrard said this week that Mexico would beef up control of its southern border, including sending 6,000 members of the National Guard.
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"Puerto Rico should be a multi-port destination," he said, discussing plans to beef up airport capacity in the south and west of the island.
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This week the central bank announced it would start purchasing $22 million every month between March and June to help beef up its foreign reserves.
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Internet behemoth Amazon's encroaching presence is on the minds of many, forcing retailers to either beef up their own digital operations, or risk falling behind.
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Did she plan all along to betray all her campaign promises and beef up the surveillance state — on her own terms — once she took office?
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The White House said the stoppage was needed so that it could review, and possibly beef up, its vetting procedures for visa holders and refugees.
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In May, Newlat owner Angelo Mastrolia told Reuters he was ready to loosen his grip on the company to beef up financial resources for growth.
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While the pay was lower, it would allow me to take some classes to beef up my résumé — an ideal situation for me right now.
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Companies aiming to prevent hacks and breaches all face the same fundamental question: How do you beef up security measures without slowing down your business?
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This new plant-based burger pattie relies on beets for color, pea protein, sunflower oil, and a blend of seasonings to beef up the flavor.
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It comes with the Cave Wireless IP Camera and a host of other tools — including free software — that will help beef up your home security.
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The White House said the 85033-day pause on travel was needed so that the government could examine, and potentially beef up, its vetting procedures.
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It is meant to beef up emergency protocols for chemical plants and other facilities, through actions like making more information available to local first responders.
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Scientists, researchers and some firms have questioned lawmakers' willingness to beef up the Commission's proposal in favor of the creative industries and non-profit bodies.
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On Wednesday, Mr. Trump signed an executive order to beef up the nation's deportation force and start construction on a new wall along the border.
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That's why gun groups like the National Shooting Sports Foundation have been working so doggedly to beef up the National Instant Criminal Background Checks System.
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The operation trained and equipped 245 men to beef up security along the border with Mali threatened by terrorist factions, according to the country's defense ministry.
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Coinbase continues to beef up its management team with another new hire in Michael Li, who's joining the cryptocurrency trading platform as its VP of data.
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The punty change: A reserve fund to beef up the tax credit, especially for the low-income elderly, but no actual change to the tax credit.
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If President-elect Trump follows through on his promises to beef up military and infrastructure spending, the plight of police departments might worsen, worries Mr Lim.
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Alibaba is also planning to beef up what it calls "ET Medical Brain", which will offer AI-powered services to discover drugs and diagnose medical images.
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As it stands, I'll be using it to beef up privacy on Safari—something Apple should have done on its own a long time ago. [Engadget]
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Clearly, Netflix knows it needs to beef up its features for parents and, eventually, create and provide compelling enough content to keep parents on the platform.
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Among stocks, Array Biopharma Inc jumped nearly 60% premarket after Pfizer Inc agreed to buy the drugmaker for $10.64 billion to beef up its cancer portfolio.
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The change comes as Facebook has been trying to beef up its efforts to fight misinformation on its platform, particularly when it comes to influencing elections.
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Trump has promised to beef up America's armed forces, and Cotton would jump into that project with both boots if he were made secretary of defense.
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"I think that is being fixed as we speak" through the reserve fund that could give the Senate enough money to beef up the tax credit.
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The insurer, controlled by influential investment bank Mediobanca, is also planning to grow its asset management business as it looks to beef up its fee income.
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Canadian marijuana companies have been on a buying spree to beef up their portfolio ahead of marijuana sales becoming legal in the country from Oct. 17.
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To beef up its war chest, Mastrolia, who owns the group through a holding company based in Lugano, is ready to loosen his grip, he said.
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JPMorgan plans to beef up the Quorum team with dozens of engineers from the bank's other divisions who have become familiar with the technology, he said.
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Launching the Conservatives' campaign in Birmingham on November 6th, the prime minister trumpeted his plans to hire 20,000 new police officers and beef up their powers.
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Mattis is a staunch supporter of NATO, an international alliance that Trump has torched, claiming other member nations have failed to beef up their military spending.
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The Times is also trying to beef up its digital offerings by adding a host of features such as podcasts and crosswords to its flagship website.
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The outgoing center-left government also passed measures to help lenders shed problem debts and encouraged mergers which are seen as necessary to beef up profits.
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With the merger announced, investors' attention has turned to whether or not ViacomCBS will pursue additional deals in an effort to beef up its competitive edge.
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When I realized I was to be the sole provider, I had to beef up my education and work hard because my priority was my children.
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A Missouri lawmaker vowed Monday to beef up safety standards for amphibious duck boats following Thursday's deadly accident that killed 17 people and injured several more.
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At that point, the platform says you'll have to beef up your own follower count (to an unspecified number) before you can follow any more accounts.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)China's biggest ride-hailing company has a new plan to beef up customer service: hire 1,000 members of the ruling Communist Party.
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He can beef up their defense and unlock the kinds of versatile units that will be required to overthrow the Warriors as soon as, well, now.
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It also said it would beef up stop-gap flight restriction rules on drones by expanding a 1km flight exclusion zone around airports to circa 5km.
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It would offer grants to states to beef up school security, implement systems to comb through reported threats and identify warning signs of potentially violent behavior.
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It could look to the United States for items such as P-3 surveillance planes and missiles to beef up its naval forces and coastal defenses.
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A key Cisco executive is leaving the company as the tech giant seeks to beef up its cloud strategy with more changes to its engineering team.
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In response, Facebook has had to beef up its infrastructure and capacity of its servers, noting that it has already doubled the server capacity for WhatsApp.
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Unauthorized crossings were, at the time, heavily concentrated in the San Diego area, and Barr rolled out a multimillion-dollar plan to beef up security there.
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In December, Poetsch announced the company had suspended nine managers suspected of being involved with the scheme and promised VW would beef up its internal oversight.
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But from past attempts to build fencing and beef up security, it's clear that there is a lot of room for these estimated costs to grow.
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You could make it possible for displaced workers to get free instruction for technical skills for roughly 2 years, particularly if you beef up online curricula.
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Rio will beef up its police force to around 17,13 for the bacchanalia after the federal government denied a request for troops to help enforce security.
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President Trump, Sessions and other Republicans invoked Steinle's case as an example of the need to beef up border security and crack down on illegal immigration.
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You can beef up your Facebook security even more by getting alerts when Facebook sees a login from a device or browser you don't typically use.
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With an eye on China, Trump has vowed to beef up the U.S. Navy's capabilities, bringing its fleet up to 350 ships from its current 272.
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Legislation to beef up U.S. Customs and Border Protection's (CBP) ability to detect attempts to smuggle opioids into the country passed in the House on Tuesday.
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Several other lawmakers are focusing on the administration's recent moves to beef up immigration enforcement, which Democrats warn is just the beginning stages of mass deportations.
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Others think that the iPhone 7 will beef up Apple's profit center, and that no matter the situation it's a valuable stock in the long run anyway.
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But since June 3, shares have rallied by more than 60%, as CEO Elon Musk has managed to produce solid numbers and beef up production in China.
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With cases of person-to-person transmission outside China on the rise, health authorities around the globe are now scrambling to beef up their own diagnostic capabilities.
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In any case, Republicans don't seem inclined to beef up the IRS—the Trump administration's 2018 budget proposal actually cuts the IRS budget by almost $240 million.
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At the last summit, in 2014 in Newport, Wales, members agreed to beef up exercises, rotate forces and preposition military equipment in the Eastern European member states.
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The factory would begin with a skeleton crew of managers and engineers, one that the company hoped to beef up to cash in on the land incentives.
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Beef up your Internet presence Having a strong online presence is one of the best ways to build your reputation and attract leads to your business website.
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Now, the company appears to be adding a bunch of brand-new components to the next iPhone in order to beef up the new AR platform's capabilities.
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The American defense secretary emphasized that the US would take additional steps to beef up its eastern presence as part of the $3.4 billion European Reassurance Initiative.
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From Serato, Moog, Pioneer DJ, V-Moda, Native Instruments, and more, here are the best picks to beef up your studio at a discount this holiday season.
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Europe's biggest gas pipeline operator has pledged to spend 150 million euros to build 300 new gas fuelling stations to beef up the country's existing 1,100 points.
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Now the plan is to beef up solar supplies to help meet electricity demand in the summer months, while leaning on wind and hydro through the winter.
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McKinsey has been investing heavily to beef up its expertise in data, for example by buying QuantumBlack, an advanced-analytics firm, for an undisclosed sum in 2015.
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In May, Paris Mayor Anne Hidalgo travelled to Beijing to reassure Chinese authorities that the world's most visited city had taken measures to beef up its security.
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The deal outlawed jailed abusers from visits by their children and pledged to beef up reporting of discriminatory content against women in the media, among other measures.
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Newsom will reassign roughly 110 troops to beef up California's fire preparation efforts ahead of the next wildfire season and expand the guard's counterdrug task force program.
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The U.S. official said Trump may warn Xi of such moves, including efforts to beef up South Korean and Japanese anti-missile defenses – something Beijing strongly opposes.
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People close to the campaign said there will be no firings, but that additional hiring is likely, particularly to beef up the campaign's digital and fundraising arms.
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The deal would give Centene its first presence in New York and immediately beef up Centene's already large Medicaid, Medicare Advantage and Affordable Care Act exchange businesses.
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We're told Fox made the call to beef up security for everyone on set and wanted to give Jussie additional protection around the clock ... but, he declined.
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Symphony says the new funding will help it beef up its existing software and push into unspecified new markets that might have similar security and regulatory needs.
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With seven months left in this election cycle, it's likely that this won't be the last update Google will push out to beef up its political offerings.
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On Monday, FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler responded to Warner's questions and floated the possibility that regulations could help beef up the security of the Internet of Things.
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The most obvious example is, naturally, Umami Burger, where glutamates like mushrooms and parmesan crisps are added to burgers to beef up (pun intended) the meaty taste.
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That could give Apple an opportunity to beef up its services business further through expanding its content library, said Amit Daryanani, an analyst at RBC Capital Markets.
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"Beef up your emergency fund and make sure that your home isn't as vulnerable to windstorm or rain damage," said Laura Adams, senior insurance analyst at InsuranceQuotes.com.
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The rise of Islamic State has played a part, giving governments across the region a reason to beef up both their powers and the scope for abuse.
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"It's good to beef up [the balance sheet] a little bit so we can invest in more marketing and becoming number one in India," the duo said.
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But in the short term, Congress should act immediately to beef up the adjudicative infrastructure for more expeditious — and fair — processing of immigrants, refugees and asylum seekers.
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Facebook has vowed in recent months to beef up human editors and problem-spotting AI as it addresses concerns about election meddling and abuse of the platform.
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The Washington Post reported that the Ukrainian military used some of that aid to beef up its communication systems and prevent the Russians from jamming them up.
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If you're feeling a little light on transferable experience or want to beef up your leadership skills, consider taking a management class or working toward a certification.
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Among other improvements, the money has allowed the state to beef up its earthquake monitoring network, hire a geophysicist and other staff members, and better monitor quakes.
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"WMPD will have increased patrol and visibility throughout the holiday weekend, working with local bars and restaurants in an effort to beef up private security," he said.
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Dropbox announced several enhancements today designed to beef up its mobile offering and help employees on the go keep up with changes to files stored in Dropbox .
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Texas has some of the nation's loosest gun control laws, but challengers to both Sessions and Culberson's seats are suggesting that it's time to beef up restrictions.
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Music streamers are now looking for ways to beef up their ad technology to make more money from serving users as on their tiered or free platforms.
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Wiki Ed also isn't the only example of a group of people with a shared expertise self-organizing to beef up a topic's presence on the site.
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The move comes as Santander looks to beef up its corporate and investment banking division Biggest energy provider in UK Ovo buys majority stake in Germany's 4hundred.
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So what better way to remedy this—and beef up that profile engagement—than by sharing some Humans of New York-esque posts with our LinkedIn contacts?
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So Facebook decided to beef up its content-review operation, pledging to have 20,000 employees working on safety- and security-related projects by the end of 2018.
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The reality is that his newfound campaign riches are creating internal tension about whether to beef up the Iowa operation or bet it all in New Hampshire.
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Amid an outbreak of fires in several states in November, Labor leader Anthony Albanese urged Morrison to beef up resources to prepare for, fight and prevent disasters.
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The social media giant will use new photo-matching technology to beef up its efforts to keep intimate images that are shared without consent off its network.
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The bank is on a drive to beef up its investment banking operations across Africa and cater to global clients looking to do business on the continent.
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As crude prices and profits recover - prices are currently above $65 a barrel, the highest since mid-2015 - the push to beef up reserves will only increase.
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Also on Wednesday, the House Homeland Security Committee will review the Continuous Diagnostics and Mitigation program, an effort to help beef up federal cybersecurity, at 2 p.m.
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In an unusual move to beef up their front office, the Mets have reunited with Omar Minaya, whom they dismissed as their general manager seven years ago.
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The newly expanded mission is to beef up Miami's art infrastructure, Mr. Scholl continued in a recent interview, with a focus on career support for emerging artists.
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For example, the Los Angeles Police Department received more than $3 million last year to beef up its force with 20123 more officers to improve community engagement.
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For example, the Los Angeles Police Department received more than $3 million last year to beef up its force with 25 more officers to improve community engagement.
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Private military contractors who carry out secret missions for Russia have flown into Venezuela in the past few days to beef up security for Maduro, sources said.
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North Korea threatens "merciless" attacks on U.S. forces as they beef up presence in the region North Korea threatens "merciless" attacks on U.S. forces as they beef up presence in the region The U.S. military confirmed Tuesday it will deploy drones capable of carrying missiles to bases in South Korea, as it strengthens its military presence in the face of ever more aggressive missile and nuclear testing by North Korea.
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The bill also would beef up FISA court oversight and build in a sunset date of four years, after which time the legislation would need to be reauthorized.
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THE HAGUE, Netherlands – Britain&aposs national security adviser has visited The Hague to rally support for his country&aposs move to beef up the global chemical weapons watchdog.
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By developing weapons capable of evading U.S. defenses, Putin said, he was showing U.S. officials it was futile for them to beef up their own nuclear missile capability.
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Cadillac will debut its three-row XT6 SUV, and Ram Trucks will beef up its already lauded full-size pickup lineup with a heavy duty 8003 series truck.
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After the tragedy in Christchurch, Hassan was at the center of a hive of activity, mobilizing a nationwide effort to beef up security at all of America's mosques.
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Offshore nuclear power could lead to the militarization of disputed waters, with China arguing "they have to beef up their presence" in order defend the reactors, Hibbs said.
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For instance, the Russian mercenary group known as Wagner has been deployed to Venezuela to beef up protection for Maduro and conduct other secret missions in the country.
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Now the US is racing to beef up its missile defense systems, with Trump's budgets including hefty requests for more weapons intended to shoot down North Korean missiles.
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The problem for Castro, Gabbard, Klobuchar and O'Rourke is that missing the debate stage means less media coverage and less of a chance to beef up fundraising numbers.
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Much of that increase can be attributed to Goldman's decision to beef up its asset management business by acquiring United Capital, its largest takeover in nearly 20 years.
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The biggest retailer in the world — headquartered in Bentonville, Arkansas — has been on an acquisition spree to beef up its e-commerce business, buying companies ranging from Art.
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The Journal reported in June that an acquisition of Tidal, alongside Jay Z's portfolio of popular musicians and friends, would beef up Apple Music, sources told the Journal.
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Law enforcement typically beef up staffing and surveillance ahead of big anniversaries such as this one, said Tod Burke, a former Maryland police officer and criminal justice expert.
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Japan plans to ban government purchases of equipment from Huawei and ZTE to beef up its defenses against intelligence leaks and cyber attacks, sources told Reuters this month.
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There is talk of bringing in another international expert to beef up expertise in banking and telecoms, two industries with which the German number-cruncher is less familiar.
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RIVALS BEEF UP Adding to the challenge, state-owned firms, scarred by the oil price rout between 2014 and 2016, want a bigger share of oil sale revenues.
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Facebook has acquired Redkix to build better messaging features into its Slack competitor Facebook is looking to beef up Workplace with some run-of-the-mill collaboration tools.
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We're going to beef up these operating rooms and help these doctors become the lifesavers we know they can be once they have the right materials and training.
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By developing weapons capable of evading U.S. defences, Putin said, he was showing U.S. officials it was futile for them to beef up their own nuclear missile capability.
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At best it'll help you get a job or beef up your creative résumé, and at worst you can make stupid memes and send them to your friends.
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How about they "beef up" the "sexy neighbor girl," a virtual non-character in the finished film (who, by the way, Bette Davis' own daughter ended up playing)?
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Uber could also do more to beef up its delivery business — specifically, getting goods to customers' doorsteps, added Russell Raath, president of consulting at management strategy firm Kotter.
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Even if the malware attack is contained, cybersecurity stocks may perform well in the coming week and month as companies beef up their defense systems against another hack.
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Google has advertised nearly 40 jobs over the past four weeks to help beef up its team working on self-driving cars, according to research conducted by Reuters.
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Islamic State claimed responsibility for killing two kidnapped Chinese teachers in Baluchistan in June, prompting the government in Islamabad to pledge to beef up security for Chinese nationals.
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That upwards trajectory set the stage for Tuesday's transaction, allowing the bank to load up on funding and beef up its loss-absorbing buffers in one fell swoop.
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Japan plans to ban government purchases of equipment from Huawei and ZTE to beef up its defenses against intelligence leaks and cyber attacks, sources told Reuters this month.
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The company had to beef up the safety features to reduce the chances of stupid accidents, as well as clarify that Autopilot is still an open beta product.
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The Perkins Career and Technical Education Act, which aims to beef up training in technical career areas that require specific training for employment, was last overhauled in 2006.
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The team can use demographic data from the pictures to enhance the fan experience, improve sponsorship retention, beef up security and even to decide which music gets played.
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The country's No.2 lender had announced a A$2.5 billion capital raising on Monday, as it looks to beef up its capital levels amid tougher regulatory requirements.
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Meanwhile, the Atlante fund is scrambling to beef up its coffers by around 2 billion euros with contributions from the post office, private pension funds and other institutions.
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BHP has come under attack from activist shareholder U.S. fund Elliott Management, which has called on it to beef up its cash management policy and remove underperforming businesses.
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DHS Secretary Jeh Johnson said the Transportation Security Administration (TSA), state and local enforcement would all beef up their efforts at a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on Thursday.
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The China Banking Regulatory Commission (CBRC) document, published on its official website, called on regulatory departments to strengthen oversight and beef-up their inspections to address regulatory shortcomings.
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Legislation to beef up U.S. Customs and Border Protection's (CBP) ability to detect attempts to smuggle opioids into the country passed in the House on Tuesday 2900-220006.
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The acquisition is now one of several Capital One has made in recent years to beef up its tech talent and offer more modern, innovative services to customers.
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The acquisition is aimed at strengthening the offers of Sapient, which Publicis bought for $3.7 billion in 2014, in an effort to beef up the group's digital business.
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She made difficult decisions to take money from "low transmission zones" and beef up spending in areas where the disease was spreading rapidly, using statistics as a guide.
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To beef up capital buffers the bank plans to sell around 1 billion euros in real estate assets and dispose also of other non-core assets, it said.
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It would also cover purchases of medical supplies for state and local health departments to beef up the Strategic National Stockpile, the largest national repository of emergency treatments.
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The ECB could beef up terms of its Targeted Long-Term Refinancing Operations (TLTRO) programme which offers cheap bank loans and offer them as part of a package.
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The Freedom Caucus contends the measure may infringe on the due process rights of gun purchasers and argues the bill doesn't do enough to beef up national security.
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Biden's national security work could set him apart as an experienced hand, but other presidential hopefuls are eyeing ways to beef up and highlight their foreign policy credentials.
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For anyone who would now like to beef up their grid a little with similar clues, they can be found at 143A (think golf) and 17A (think Woodstock.
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E-sports provides a consistency in viewership that YouTube needs while trying to beef up its streaming strategy, and it also brings more viewers to the platform overall.
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On Thursday, however, Foxconn announced its factories are slowly resuming work, and the company is trying some bold ploys to try and beef up its workforce once more.
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Ryan's comments came after he praised Trump's controversial executive order, comparing it to a House-passed bill to temporary pause and beef up vetting under the refugee program.
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Avis is trying to beef up prices but said last month that "unexpected pricing and fleet cost challenges" have cost it $300 million over the last two years.
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A comprehensive UK drone bill — intended to beef up police powers to curb drone misuse, and which could contain policy on flight information notification systems — has remained stalled.
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BILL WOULD BEEF UP WHISTLEBLOWER PROTECTIONS: A pair of Democratic lawmakers wants to make it easier for Wall Street workers to flag illegal activity for the federal government.
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HBO Max has won the exclusive rights to blockbuster comedy series "The Big Bang Theory" as it works to beef up the new direct-to-consumer streaming service.
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PA said on Monday it had agreed to buy Synthorx in a cash deal worth around $1003 billion as it seeks to beef up its immuno-oncology pipeline.
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Of course, over time carriers will improve their infrastructure and phone makers will beef up their hardware making these kinds of handoffs less and less necessary over time.
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It has been trying to beef up USI One Advantage, an interactive platform that helps it share information with sales consultants sitting in offices around the United States.
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At the time, the league said it was just trying to beef up existing regulations, not reacting to criticism that teams had been skirting the rules for years.
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Amazon's focus on speeding up delivery times and its aggressive work to beef up its own shipping network threaten established shipping companies such as FedEx and UPS (UPS).
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The barriers, Esper contended, will allow military personnel that have been deployed to the border to beef up security to focus on areas that don't have physical barriers.
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Sources close to E.G. tell TMZ both she and her ex-husband, Rick Salomon, decided to significantly beef up security measures to protect their daughter, Hunter, from Conrad.
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Africa should be helped with trade and investment rather than rely on aid, Juncker will say, while also proposing to beef up Europe's defences against poor Africans heading north.
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S. propaganda in January belonged to at least two municipalities where thousands of U.S. troops along with tanks and heavy equipment arrived to beef up NATO's Eastern European allies.
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The head of a major Russian food producer said Moscow had at one point offered to help Minsk beef up its customs controls to stop the flow of food.
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The Hilton also decided to beef up its security staff in the wake of the mosque shooting ... according to sources close to the Council on American-Islamic Relations event.
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In a March document outlining the review, the Pentagon said it has already made organizational changes to beef up the stature of the Space Force, but is reviewing others.
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Reuters reported in January that a contingent of private military contractors linked to the Kremlin traveled to Venezuela to beef up Maduro's security at the turn of the year.
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Earlier this month, HPE spun-off its enterprise software businesses to British software company MicroFocus International Plc in an effort to beef up its cloud services for corporate computing.
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" To beef up advertising overall, Hulu is partnering with BrightLine, a leader in interactive advertising, to deliver "first-to-market interactive advertising units built exclusively for the living room.
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When it comes to desert island beauty products, many would prefer to beef up their lashes with mascara above all else, while others would pick the power of concealer.
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DE) is eyeing a bid for web hosting provider Host Europe Group (HEG) as it seeks to beef up its cloud operations, five sources close to the matter said.
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On the supply side, brokers have an incentive to beef up research on AIM companies which could be a source of revenues through roadshows and capital raising, Hiscock said.
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Delegates will be watching for any updates on plans to beef up the smallest version of the MAX and add a larger new version called the 737 MAX 10.
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Walmart continues to beef up its portfolio of digital brands, announcing on Friday that it had acquired Bare Necessities, an online retailer of lingerie, swimwear, hosiery and other intimates.
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DETROIT (Reuters) - Houston area car retailers and automakers are rushing to reopen dealerships and beef up inventory to replace many thousands of vehicles damaged in flooding from Hurricane Harvey.
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One solution is to beef up the city's response to extreme weather events by providing ways for residents to keep cool and ensuring people know how to access them.
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We're told 6ix9ine and his team decided they needed to beef up his security presence after a fan was able to rush him onstage, during a show in Moscow.
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Nyrstar said on Friday it would raise 274 million euros ($306.6 million), more than half of its current market capitalisation, in new shares to beef up its balance sheet.
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Honchos in charge of the Grammys this year aren't taking any chances, dropping extra cash to beef up security ... while keeping an eye out for any potentially troublesome beefs.
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President Donald Trump's campaign is looking to beef up its communications team to prepare for an onslaught of attacks from Democrats running in the 2020 campaign, CNBC has learned.
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Financial regulators around the world have recently urged banks to beef up cyber security in the wake of a string of high-profile heists on banks around the world.
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Klobuchar also argued that the Federal Trade Commission and DOJ "should be required to gather information about how investment fund ownership affects competition," to beef up reviews of mergers.
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The federal government is looking to send additional agents to Chicago in an effort to "beef up" the federal presence there, CNN reported Friday, citing two law enforcement officials.
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After the Nevada caucuses, the campaign rapidly shifted resources, including a number of its Latino outreach staffers, from the Silver State to beef up its ground game in Colorado.
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Italian banks propped up Carige in November last year by buying - through a depositor guarantee fund - a 320 million euro hybrid bond needed to beef up Carige's total capital.
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Thursday's letter marks an explicit push from the left to beef up the liberal ranks of that panel, with an eye toward pushing even stricter rules on Wall Street.
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In another post-Gatwick development, it is planning to beef up stop-gap flight restriction rules by expanding the current 1km flight exclusion zone around airports to circa 5km.
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But Hokkaido and other Japanese utilities have been slow to beef up networks and make them more resilient in a country that regularly experiences natural disasters, the specialists said.
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The white paper also pointed to U.S., Japanese and Australian moves to beef up their military presence and alliances in the Asia-Pacific as bringing uncertainties to the region.
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Pending legislation includes the Domestic Terrorism Prevention Act, which would beef up the Justice and Homeland Security Department units responsible for addressing this threat, while improving collection of data.
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Hamdani says the government should either beef up Canada's review bodies or cut back spies' powers, in order to build stronger ties with the communities that are tackling terrorism.
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It makes it much easier for con artists to beef up their credibility – create a few links, a few profiles, a few pages, and suddenly you seem totally legit.
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The industrial group will continue to buy software companies to beef up its core industrial business, its board member with responsibility for its digital factory division said on Monday.
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The United States will send additional troops to Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates to beef up security, following last weekend's attack on oil fields in Saudi Arabia.
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A decade ago, a series of scandals relating to hidden payments by drug companies to prominent physicians prompted medical journals and professional societies to beef up their reporting requirements.
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We were prepared for it, but since the coronavirus outbreak has begun threatening jobs and income, we've decided we need to beef up our cash reserves to protect ourselves.
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Arizona is encouraging counties to beef up curbside voting signage and staffing, so people can avoid contact with large groups, but that could be dependent on poll worker staffing.
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Part of the Mets' message when they hired Brodie Van Wagenen as their general manager last month was that they wanted to beef up the front office around him.
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If you do one thing to protect your data today — or this week, or this year — set aside a few hours to beef up the strength of your passwords.
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As the gun-control legislation flagged in Congress, leaders shifted their focus toward measures that would beef up security at the nation's schools, including the possibility of arming teachers.
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Mr. Cohen other counterterrorism experts said the Trump administration should beef up the existing programs that are intended to prevent criminals and national security threats from entering the country.
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The East Bay Times has collaborated with other publications in efforts to beef up local reporting, including a recent in-depth project about law enforcement officers with criminal convictions.
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Bright Health, a Minneapolis-based health-insurance startup, just agreed to acquire a California-based health insurer to beef up its presence in the red-hot Medicare Advantage market.
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Designating a cartel as a terrorist organization could be used to beef up legal cases against them, as it was used against cocaine-trafficking guerrillas and paramilitaries in Colombia.
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She would beef up Social Security benefits, at a cost of $3.1 trillion, and provide free or subsidized universal child care, which comes with a $1 trillion price tag.
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As Amazon, Wal-Mart and Target work faster than ever to beef up their e-commerce operations, one of America's earlier internet marketplaces has fallen off some shoppers' radars.
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Along the way, he met border patrol agents, goat ranchers, cowboys and drug smugglers — nearly all of whom criticize Mr. Trump's plans to beef up the region's existing wall.
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Japan&aposs justice minister called the flight of former Nissan Chairman Carlos Ghosn – as he awaited trial on financial misconduct charges – inexcusable and vowed to beef up immigration checks.
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A government watchdog is warning the Trump administration that it must beef up protections of its federal employees overseeing public lands due to numerous instances of threats and assault.
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Democratic and Republican state election officials are working to beef up the security of their voting systems amid concerns about Russia's efforts to meddle in the 2016 presidential race.
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To strengthen prices, it will double the rate at which the scheme's Market Stability Reserve (MSR) soaks up excess allowances, as a short-term measure to beef up prices.
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Waymo has acquired Latent Logic, a U.K. company that spun out of Oxford University's computer science department, as the autonomous vehicle company seeks to beef up its simulation technology.
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The acquisition of MWR enables F-Secure to beef up its range of cyber consulting and managed security services in areas such as phishing protection and cyber attack detection.
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We all assumed it either was not a '64 or had been adulterated by wine from other regions, as was sometimes done to beef up wines that seemed thin.
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MILAN (Reuters) - Italy's biggest regional utility A2A said on Thursday it planned to beef up its climate targets by cutting its carbon emissions 46% over the next ten years.
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This summer, the Department of Homeland Security informed Congress it is diverting $271 million — including $155 million in federal disaster aid — to beef up funding for its immigration efforts.
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In return, Flake's bill would deliver $1.6 billion for border security, build more border access roads and beef up interior enforcement in the United States, which may rankle Democrats.
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In a briefing note for the meeting, reviewed by Reuters, FSCO staff presented a long list of recommendations to beef up oversight and investigations of the syndicated mortgage business.
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Murray Energy has also sued the government to invalidate an Obama-era rule called the Pattern of Violations rule, intended to beef up enforcement of safety standards against repeat offenders.
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The group mostly agreed on the need to beef up money for high-risk pools to cover people with pre-existing conditions, according to Republican Study Committee chairman Mark Walker.
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The fact that the field got stronger after this time instead of collapsing suggests that nucleation began and gave Earth's dynamo the juice it needed to beef up the field.
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The gift follows a deal in London earlier this month between the Somali government and its Western allies to beef up the security forces and try to integrate regional militias.
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KAMPALA, Oct 23 (Reuters) - The Ugandan shilling weakened on Wednesday on the back of an upsurge in demand from players in the interbank market looking to beef up their positions.
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The company has been trying to build out its digital marketing business for some time, including buying Magento in May for $1.8 billion to help beef up the ecommerce piece.
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While that might be getting ahead of Land Rover's plan, the next step is to continue to beef up its fleet of research vehicles to further test its CAV technologies.
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The city will also beef up security over its public Wi-Fi networks, a notorious target for malicious actors looking to snoop on private information as it passes by unencrypted.
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The right has falsely accused him of trying to beef up the nation's Muslim population, and conservative conspiracy theorist Alex Jones said the executive supported "migrant rapists," according to CNN.
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That is when it is shaved real thin and packaged to sell in Japanese stores, or used to beef up the umami in pureed soups like Gray does at Cape.
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Pfizer said on Monday it would acquire Array Biopharma for $10.64 billion in cash to beef up its cancer portfolio as it faces rising generic competition for its blockbuster drugs.
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He needs some money appropriated for a wall (or maybe he'll get Mexico to pay for it) and to beef up the border patrol, but that's easy enough to get.
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Public works spending will increase for a fifth consecutive year to 6 trillion yen to beef up infrastructure to cope with natural disasters and promote projects aimed at spurring growth.
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This new style of senior debt is expected to become a major asset class for European banks as they respond to regulatory demands to beef up their loss absorbing buffers.
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After unseasonably warm temperatures last year forced stores to run unplanned promotions, retailers and analysts alike have pointed to opportunities for them to beef up their profit margins this Christmas.
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Boeing has suggested using two existing cut-out switches could have prevented the Lion Air disaster, but it has also announced proposals to beef up the system and improve training.
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Informatica, which generated over $1 billion in revenue in 2015, plans to invest in startups, beef up its hiring capacity and invest further in research and development to boost growth.
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With Russia and China developing more powerful anti-satellite weapons, the U.S. military has to beef up its space warfighting capabilities but a new service is probably not the answer.
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Regional African states have suggested sending in forces to beef up the U.N. mission UNMISS with a tougher mandate to enforce peace, instead of a narrow focus to protect civilians.
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Meanwhile, to help beef up its own global presence, White Star Capital has recruited Matthieu Lattes, who was previously a VC specialist at Rothschild, as its new Partner in Paris.
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Australia last month said it would buy six of the Triton remotely piloted aircraft to beef up its maritime patrols, with the initial investment of A$1.4 billion ($1 billion).
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Trump was expected to reaffirm the U.S.'s commitment to NATO, but he also intends to to stress his desire that allies in the organization beef up their defense budgets.
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While most of the law was aimed at those without insurance, lawmakers also took the opportunity to beef up some benefits for the 55 million Americans in the Medicare program.
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At the same time, domestic prices of import substitutes would also go up — those are technically called sympathetic price increases as domestic producers move to beef up their profit margins.
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In March, Abe's LDP formally proposed that the government consider acquiring the capability to strike enemy bases and beef up missile defense in the face of the North Korean threat.
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DHS WANTS CONGRESS TO BEEF UP MOBILE SECURITY: The Department of Homeland Security has sent Congress a study warning of security threats to mobile devices used by the federal government.
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It's still important for campaigns to beef up the size of their list, being a low-cost way of marketing and the only kind for which people voluntarily sign up.
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The epic new menu will start to beef up its offerings in mid-December with the Stacker—foldable, portable quesadillas that you can stack up to make one monster quesadilla.
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The insurer wants to use the proceeds to help fund an expansion of asset management operations and beef up fee-based business, especially in core markets Italy, France and Germany.
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Poorer easterners, whose membership Britain championed, fret that Germany and France may stiffen barriers to their low-wage workforce or beef up EU federal powers the ex-communist states dislike.
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HBO Max continues to beef up its list of beloved series that will be coming to the platform, announcing the acquisition of BBC series including Doctor Who and The Office.
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MOSCOW, Nov 24 (Reuters) - Russia is increasing a share of gold in its state reserves to beef up national security, Central Bank First Deputy Governor Sergei Shvetsov said on Friday.
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In fact, ever since the Clinton administration, the federal government has invested billions of dollars to beef up security along the border, which has become ever more difficult to cross.
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He said the TSA is working to beef up airport security by expanding teams of bomb-sniffing dogs, equipping more airports with full-body scanners and exploring new screening technologies.
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I told it that I wanted to beef up my Latin American Spanish, and it launched into a brief quiz that took me on a whirlwind tour of the language.
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The Senate has gone first in passing bills to beef up airport security and combat the opioid epidemic, and are working toward a compromise on funding for the Zika virus.
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Lenders in Spain are trying to beef up revenues after the economy emerged from a deep recession nearly three years ago, but weak demand for loans is also squeezing earnings.
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The Trade Desk, one of the demand-side platforms that Disney works with, said it had to beef up its servers to support the volume of impressions during live events.
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On Tuesday, the House easily approved a bill that would beef up reviews of foreign investments currently handled by the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States, or CFIUS.
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And with profit margins thinning while commissions disappear from sight, analysts are renewing talk of consolidation among discount brokerages — some of which are also looking to beef up financial advice.
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"It helped us rein in the calorie consumption and beef up the exercise and energy we were burning so we could create the deficit necessary for weight loss," Brenda explains.
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To beef up security, U.S. military officials are also adding commercial satellite receivers to aircraft, trucks and other equipment in case their own protected communications capabilities are hacked or degraded.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - As world leaders meet in Poland to beef up the Paris accords, Cornerstone Capital's founder explains why the economics of battling global warming trump naysaying politicians.
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The package includes about $3.1 billion to purchase medical supplies for state and local health departments to beef up the Strategic National Stockpile, the largest national repository of emergency treatments.
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For decades bobal served primarily as the raw material for bulk wines produced by cooperatives, either for local consumption or export, where it was used to beef up wan reds.
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The measure, part of the bill unveiled Tuesday, would beef up the nation's unemployment insurance program, a state-administered program that provides temporary income support for out-of-work Americans.
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The report follows recent policy changes under the Trump administration that have led the armed forces to beef up security checks of foreign-born recruits before they reach basic training.
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China could certainly afford Dr Wang's collider, though it would need to import a lot of accelerator scientists to beef up its capability to build and operate such a machine.
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Sports Briefing The PGA Tour will beef up its antidoping policy by adding blood testing and bringing its list of banned substances in line with the World Anti-Doping Agency.
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Land can be built through dredging and pumping sediment into place, and Louisiana has done some of that in some areas, including efforts to beef up the state's barrier islands.
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BuzzFeed will put more money into its food-themed business, Tasty, and beef up its digital video operations, which is becoming more of an emphasis for the digital media company.
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From a scale of 1 to 5, the average checked in at a lowly 1.7, underscoring how some companies may be looking to beef up what they offer to employees.
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In athletics, the $3.5 million saved annually from eliminating football has been used to beef up recruiting and coaching salaries, primarily in men's basketball and men's and women's ice hockey.
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"You remove the risk of geo-political tensions rising and you don't quite need gold to beef up your portfolio," said Bart Melek, head of commodity strategies at TD Securities.
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City officials acknowledged the shortcomings but said they were moving rapidly to beef up the fines, punish negligent landlords, including charging them criminally in court and adding more facade inspectors.
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Democrats are demanding protections from young immigrants enrolled in the program, but Republicans want to beef up border security and tackle other immigration issues in exchange for any DACA deal.
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The social media network began taking steps to beef-up transparency on its site in the wake of the 2016 US presidential election and announced these upcoming initiatives in October.
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CEO Marvin Ellison has led an effort to beef up the home improvement retailer's online presence, which he said contributed to same-store sales growth and expects to keep growing.
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The Internet of Things Security Foundation was launched in 2015 as a coalition between major IoT companies to beef up hardware security, and a number of other groups, like BuiltItSecure.
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The $574 million acquisition of Stuart Weitzman has helped Coach beef up sales and expand its product offerings to better compete with rivals such as Michael Kors Holdings Ltd KORS.
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Barix warned customers of the vulnerability last April, advising users to implement 24-character passwords and beef up their connections by using a VPN and securing their devices behind firewalls.
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Disney in December had offered to buy film, television and international businesses from Fox for $52.4 billion in stock to beef up its offering against streaming rivals Netflix Inc and Amazon.
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The move is a bid to beef up Ford's holdings in transportation and "mobility" businesses that don't involve selling cars, and to tap what executives say is a rapidly growing market.
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Earlier in the day, Japan's Takeda Pharmaceutical Co Ltd it would buy cancer drug maker Ariad Pharmaceuticals Inc in a deal valued at $5.20 billion, to beef up its oncology pipeline.
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Indicated unchanged The industrial group will continue to buy software companies to beef up its core industrial business, its board member with responsibility for its digital factory division said on Monday.
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BOSTON (Reuters) - Hedge fund manager David Russekoff has hired Chetan Gulati, a former colleague from Perry Capital, to beef up the investment team at his newly formed firm Smith Cove Capital.
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Meanwhile, environmental groups argue both methods inevitably lead to spills or explosions, and that the oil should stay in the ground, while Canada should beef up its focus on renewable energy.
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A Customs and Border Protection spokesman told CNN in a statement that while CBP would maintain "high standards" in recruiting personnel, it is looking for ways to beef up its staffing.
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And while not necessarily their original intent, in many cases the hospitals are taking advantage of the confusion to beef up profits (and that goes for the so-called "nonprofits" too).
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The measures in the most populous U.S. state would extend by 10 years California's main greenhouse gas reduction program and beef up oversight of the state agency charged with implementing it.
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Juan Guaidó Reuters reported in January that a contingent of private military contractors linked to the Kremlin travelled to Venezuela to beef up Maduro's security at the turn of the year.
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Italian banks propped up Carige in November by buying a 320 million euro hybrid bond to beef up its total capital via the voluntary-contribution arm of a depositor guarantee fund.
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It also aims to beef up disaster risk management in an area prone to cyclones and monsoon storms, by building shelters, landslide protection barriers and a network of storm water drains.
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Some of UniCredit's top investors are reluctant to stump up more cash to beef up the bank's capital and reducing the lender's holdings may reduce the need for a share issue.
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Those victories have prompted GOP allies to put pressure on the White House to beef up its defense team and establish a more coordinated strategy to deal with the impeachment probe.
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Blumenthal asked Muilenburg if he would attribute the crashes to regulatory rollbacks that allowed airlines to self-police themselves and whether he would back legislation to beef up the FAA's oversight.
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"Institutions' efforts in the fourth quarter to beef up their numbers can help drive the market higher, as does holiday shopping and an influx of year-end bonus money," he said.
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But such calls would require stretched NATO governments to beef up the so-called air policing mission that regularly intercepts Russian jets flying over international waters close to the Baltic states.
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And following the CBS-Viacom merger, the combined company is looking to beef up its own platforms, CBS All Access and the ad-supported Pluto TV, with the newly acquired content.
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Beyond SCMP, Alibaba has invested in microblogging site Weibo and is in the process of completing a $3.5 billion acquisition of video site Youku Tudou to beef up its media portfolio.
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Facebook also recently announced 3,000 extra moderator staff to beef up its content review team (albeit, that's still a drop in the ocean vs the 2BN users it has generating content).
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Rome-based Atlantia, which is 53 percent controlled by the Benetton family, has for some time been looking for ways to beef up its foreign business and diversify away from Italy.
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Generali has been selling businesses and exiting smaller markets such as Belgium as it raises proceeds to help fund expansion of asset management operations and beef up its fee-based business.
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Banks themselves warned that thousands of London-based jobs could be lost or transferred to Europe, and named or started to beef up alternative hubs in cities like Frankfurt and Dublin.
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HSBC fulfilled its commitments under an agreement struck with America's Department of Justice in 2012, under which it promised to beef up its compliance with anti-money-laundering laws and sanctions.
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Giannandrea's official title will be chief of machine learning and AI strategy, and it's clear Apple leadership is putting its faith in the executive to help beef up its AI efforts.
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On March 11, the Belgian government deployed 140 troops to beef up security at the nuclear facilities, a temporary solution until a new armed police force is trained to take over.
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In real life, NASA and other space agencies must continue to beef up their asteroid-monitoring abilities, since more lead time and better details will let stakeholders make more informed choices.
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TODD (on camera): The Trump administration is being pressured by members of Congress and outside analysts to close that gap with Vladimir Putin and beef up America's presence in the Arctic.
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L as head of equities for Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA), as it seeks to beef up the business with new hires, according to a memo seen by Reuters.
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Also last month, the administration baffled South Koreans when it claimed — falsely — that a U.S. carrier group was steaming toward the Korean peninsula to beef up the U.S. military presence there.
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More recently, Alibaba and Meituan are racing to get restaurants to sign up for their proprietary software, which can supposedly give owners more insight into diners and beef up customer engagement.
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Also in March, the administration baffled South Koreans when it claimed — falsely — that a U.S. carrier group was steaming toward the Korean peninsula to beef up the U.S. military presence there.
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OSLO (Reuters) - Norway on Friday received the first three of the 40 F-35 fighter jets it ordered from Lockheed-Martin as part of efforts to beef up its air force.
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As a result of the review, 74 percent of issuers with U.S. cannabis-related activities took action to beef up disclosure and 17 percent refiled their most recent MD&A documents.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Struggling to fill its ranks, Germany's military is drawing up plans to recruit nationals from other European countries as part of a drive to beef up the armed forces.
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Rosa DeLauro (D-Conn.) highlighted her position, in the aftermath of a shooting spree allegedly perpetrated by an Uber driver, that ride-hailing companies need to beef up their background checks.
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The boards of large oil firms are facing more internal requests to invest in new projects and acquisitions, and to beef up staff, according to senior executives present at such discussions.
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This is entirely new territory for the series, perhaps included in order to beef up Julia's plotline (now that a good portion of her search for magic has been cut entirely).
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To beef up digital and cloud services, the company in the recent quarters also embarked on an acquisition spree and most recently bought app developer Softvision in a $1.133 million deal.
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At the time, Thornberry said he hopes to beef up the Pentagon's ability to engage in intellectual property rights negotiations, a long disputed issue between the Pentagon and its industrial base.
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For starters it fails to take into account our need to beef up certain capabilities in the federal government like cybersecurity, cutting backlogs at the Veterans Administration, and improving border security.
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Democrats are demanding protections for the young immigrants enrolled in the program, but Republicans want to beef up border security and tackle other immigration issues in exchange for any DACA deal.
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The bill would also beef up the national security factors the group considers, and add restrictions aimed to help the U.S. maintain a technological advantage over countries seen as posing threats.
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Fear is powerful motivator in America, and with people getting text alerts about missile launches, I would think everyone in Japan would be desperate to beef up their military without caveat.
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Home Depot hired 1,000 people so far this year to beef up its technology teams in software engineering, user experience design, network engineering, and product management, reports Recode's Jason Del Ray.
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Disney's strategy of buying key media content assets from Twenty-First Century Fox to beef up content for its own streaming services will not work, according to one Wall Street firm.
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The government wants to beef up or replicate an emergency fund dubbed "Atlante" that was created in April to buy bad loans and plug lenders' capital shortfalls, the second source said.
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Graham noted there isn't anything in the GOP plan to beef up unemployment benefits, a top priority of Democrats, and said he would favor that approach over simply sending people checks.
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Which means Washington aims to beef up its presence so Kata'ib Hezbollah doesn't launch any more surprise attacks, especially after this last one seems to have caught coalition forces off guard.
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Rome also plans to beef up its special powers for the whole banking and insurance sector "in a broader decree expected to be approved early in April," a government official added.
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What's more, the coalition agreement also demands that every additional euro spent on defense be matched by foreign development assistance, which further narrows the wiggle room to beef up the military.
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While the lawyers showed humility and promised to beef up security and improve technology to prevent foreign interference in elections, they admitted they could not guarantee they would prevent future intrusions.
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Google said on Tuesday that it planned to beef up its e-commerce with a shopping feature that would allow people to make purchases directly from searches, images and YouTube videos.
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American tariffs on another $16 billion worth of Chinese imports have gone into effect, and President Trump is helping shape a new law that will beef up blocks to foreign investment.
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FINANCIAL SUPPORT As well as support for businesses, the new package will beef up medical facilities and provide subsidies to parents who must take leave because of closed schools, Aso said.
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A decade ago, a series of scandals involving the secret influence of the pharmaceutical industry on drug research prompted the medical community to beef up its conflict-of-interest disclosure requirements.
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This shift has made it even more imperative for the campaign to beef up its digital fundraising operation as Trump and the Republican National Committee have amassed a formidable war chest.
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The bipartisan bill that the Senate took up this month aims to reduce the burden of regulation on small financial institutions, but also beef up protections for seniors and other consumers.
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Mr. Vucic may be trying to calm European concerns as Serbia moves toward membership in the European Union, while he continues to cozy up to Russia and beef up Serbia's military.
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And last year, the federal government sent $425 million to states to beef up their election security, though that funding actually comes from the Help America Vote Act, a Bush v.
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AD: So have any of those countries that you just mentioned or even other approached you at Honeywell and said we want to beef up defense capabilities because of North Korea?
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"I don't know if his genetics even make him look good, to be honest with you," said DeChambeau, who has embarked on a intensive program to beef up since last season.
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To ease the economic pain, the Hong Kong government could beef up the HK$19.1 billion ($2.44 billion) relief package it announced last month, Financial Secretary Paul Chan signalled on Wednesday.
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PARIS (Reuters) - French business leaders urged the government to beef up a revised labor reform bill after pressure from unions and students forced it to scrap plans to limit severance pay.
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"Goal for 4Q [fourth quarter] was, 'Let's ramp it up with traditional events, and let's beef up the online contributions,'" said another backer of Biden's who took part in the meeting.
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Deal announced: June 2013Deal closed: July 2013Deal size: $2.5 billionSalesforce bought email and mobile marketing campaign manager ExactTarget in 2013, when it was looking to beef up its Marketing Cloud product.
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To beef up capital, the bank is in talks with French group Credit Agricole to combine their Agos-Ducato consumer credit joint venture with ProFamily, Banco BPM's other consumer financing unit.
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Whether it's potential antitrust violations or historic data breaches, Google and Facebook have been forced to beef up their lobbying arms to stave off regulation and shut up members of Congress.
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The full study, part of the FCC's efforts to beef up wireless subsidies ahead of fifth-generation (5G) deployments, states that FCC engineers measured real-world network performance across 12 states.
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Access to StackSkills, a leading online platform that helps students pick up over 1,000 different skills (spanning IT, graphic design, finance, business, marketing, and more) to help beef up their résumé.
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They agreed it should offer protections for Dreamers at risk of deportation in exchange for changes to the law to limit chain migration and beef-up immigration enforcement, according to lawmakers.
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For months, defense hawks in Congress have been pushing to beef up investment in missile defense because of North Korea, which has fired 28503 missiles in 22019 tests this year alone.
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In addition to leaning on the software to generate minor league and college game stories, The A.P., like Bloomberg, has used it to beef up its coverage of company earnings reports.
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But Instagram says it plans to beef up its official policy sometime soon, which we assume will include some kind of punishment for those who fail to disclose their brand relationships.
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It is in the midst of an overhaul of its drug research and development activities that could result in job cuts as it faces calls to beef up its development pipeline.
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KAMPALA, April 4 (Reuters) - The Ugandan shilling weakened on Thursday, hurt by a surge in demand for hard currency by players in the interbank market looking to beef up their thin positions.
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It also plans to nearly double capital spending to 22.63-80 million euros over the 2019/20 and 260/265 fiscal years to beef up capacity and stocks, CFO Luca Marotta said.
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The proposals, part of a broader legislative package, aim to tackle growing fragmentation in Europe as local legislators grapple with rules requiring banks to beef up their layers of loss absorbing debt.
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The speech will focus on domestic issues, but will include Trump's plea to beef up funding for the military and a discussion of top threats including North Korea's nuclear and missile tests.
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Economists have warned that Britain's decision to leave the European Union could further dampen growth and inflation across the euro zone, raising expectations that the ECB may beef up its monetary stimulus.
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STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - Sweden's center-left government said on Wednesday it had reached an agreement with the main opposition parties to beef up anti-terrorism laws after a series of attacks around Europe.
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To achieve a goal of protecting 30% of land by 2030, the U.S. would need to beef up existing land conservation policies at both the federal and local level, the report said.
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Some 2 billion euros of the 10 billion set aside for the scheme in the budget will be used to beef up and modernize the country's job centers, which are notoriously inefficient.
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New York (CNN Business)Goldman Sachs just made its first M&A splash of the David Solomon era, scooping up United Capital in a bid to beef up its wealth-management business.
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Yet top White House officials have suggested that Trump will drop the tariffs if he gets an offer he likes from Mexico, which has already moved to beef up its enforcement activities.
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At the time, the company was trying to beef up its reputation for customer security in the wake of revelations that it had participated in the National Security Administration's data collection efforts.
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A bill to beef up the National Instant Criminal Background Check System (NICS) gained 50 cosponsors this week and seemed to be on the path for bipartisan support to pass the Senate.
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In the 2008-2009 period, phone and cable companies were the only broadband games in town, and they didn't have much incentive to invest the money necessary to beef up their networks.
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It said it was proposing a number of measures that banks could take to reduce those risks and would beef up its enforcement teams to allow it to monitor banks more proactively.
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KIEV (Reuters) - A Ukrainian security chief said on Wednesday Ukraine needed to beef up its cyber defences, citing a recent spate of attacks on government websites that he said originated in Russia.
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Blackberry acquired Cylance in 2018 in an effort to beef up its new business proposition as a cybersecurity company, and Broadcom said that it would acquire Symantec's enterprise business earlier this month.
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The virus outbreak has hurt global luxury brands that have been betting on the spending power of Chinese shoppers by investing heavily to open new stores and beef up their online presence.
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A number of Gulf banks have announced similar moves in recent months as economic growth slows and they look to prepare for looming global regulations requiring banks to beef up their reserves.
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Since then, they were pleasantly surprised to find that larger companies were interested in their service and they knew they needed to beef up the base product to appeal to these customers.
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Generali wants to sell businesses in a dozen or so countries around the world to raise proceeds to help fund expansion of asset management operations and beef up its fee-based business.
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KAMPALA, Feb 5 (Reuters) - The Ugandan shilling weakened on Wednesday, on the back of an uptick in demand from players in the interbank market seeking to beef up their hard currency positions.
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"That is why the decision Amazon announced on its conference call to beef up spending freaked out so many investors, and that is why the stock dropped 5 percent today," Cramer said.
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There aren't any gyms for players to beef up their saints, and it seems unlikely that you'll be able to evolve Jesus by feeding him a certain amount of bread or fish.
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ICE arrests are also down 7% from 2017, according to the Post, in part because hundreds of ICE agents have been sent to the U.S. border with Mexico to beef up security.
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Now knowing it will most likely be a ploy to draw customers from bandwidth-poor countries rather than beef up their offerings to existing customers makes it a much less exciting announcement.
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"A lot of people are still not enrolled in the system that have exhibited – or been convicted of dangerous behavior – just try to beef up that part of the problem," Graham said.
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But I've recently started taking an online sales class to beef up my knowledge in this area, and I know I can balance this deficit at the outset with my analytic skills.
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If your account gets hacked these days, the first thing you'll do typically is reset your password, maybe beef up your security settings, and proceed to use the account or app again.
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This looks like Workday's biggest acquisition yet, but the company has been on a spree of sorts: just last week it announced the acquisition of RallyTeam to beef up its machine learning.
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Shares of Roku ended the day down 6 percent on Thursday as traders reacted to a report from Cheddar that Amazon is planning to beef up advertising on its streaming TV products.
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Northrop and Airbus Defence and Space, a unit of Airbus SE , have teamed up on the programme, to be called Pegagus in Germany, which will help Germany beef up its surveillance capabilities.
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ZTE aimed to beef up research and development, in particular for key components such as chips, and strengthen ties with third-party chip makers in a bid to control risks, he added.
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Earlier today, Microsoft announced a related move to beef up its software's ability to manage scheduling, this time to improve the scheduling capabilities in Office, through the acquisition of the chatbot Genee.
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Kate Del Castillo and Sean Penn need to beef up their protection STAT because El Chapo's henchmen are likely to seek revenge for his capture ... according to at least one security expert.
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Some analysts have said the anticipated returns from the IPO will help beef up the Swiss bank's capital base after Thiam pushed through a 6 billion franc cash call late last year.
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Natixis said the sale of assets will allow BPCE to widen the range of services it offers to its retail customers, while Natixis will beef up its profile as an investment bank.
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This year, Cooking brought on two people to beef up its video presence, both of whom used to work at Tasty, the division of BuzzFeed made popular by its Facebook cooking videos.
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It's putting 14 more workers into the employee relations and ethics staff to deal with harassment complaints, expanding training to prevent harassment and working to beef up internal support mechanisms for victims.
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Zuckerberg and Chan are also forming a public policy advisory board composed of former government officials and experts, a move to beef up the couple's Washington presence and expand their philanthropic impact.
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The government agreed to the air traffic liberalization deal under pressure from international donors who want the government to modernize the economy, beef up the private sector and revamp inefficient state firms.
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The Senate passed its own FAA bill that does not contain the privatization proposal, though it includes a number of provisions to beef up airport security and speed up airport security lines.
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House leaders want to beef up the Allow States and Victims to Fight Online Sex Trafficking Act (FOSTA) with a measure that would amend Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act (CDA).
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Consumer safety guru Joan Claybrook, who served as the chief of the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration under former President Jimmy Carter, said Congress needed to also beef up American safety laws.
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Wilbur Ross has been tapped by Donald Trump to not only serve as commerce secretary but also beef up that department's usually minor role by taking the lead on US trade policy.
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Fujimori said that it's especially significant that LVMH would beef up the jewelry portion of its portfolio as this sector is considered to be one of the fastest-growing areas in luxury.
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The EU wants to beef up the powers of ESMA to build a capital markets union, seen as a more pressing need given that the bloc's biggest market, Britain, leaves next March.
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The company, like its department store peers, has been investing heavily to beef up its online presence and lure back shoppers who had shifted to rivals such as e-commerce giant Amazon.
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In Belgium, the government is hiring more agents for the sprawling port of Antwerp and weighing the need for scanners, sniffer dogs, weapons and drones to beef up post-Brexit customs surveillance.
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Lukyanov said Moscow should look to beef up ties with Beijing and Delhi as they had "freedom to maneuver" on the world stage and were not vulnerable to Western pressure on Russia.
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A WATCHDOG WARNING: A government watchdog is warning the Trump administration that it must beef up protections of its federal employees overseeing public lands due to numerous instances of threats and assault.
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Of course it is appropriate to be concerned about what happens next and whether the president and his advisers have thought through contingencies, even as they beef up forces in the region.
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Investors have been concerned the Italian bank may turn to a capital increase to beef up its finance and uncertainty over strategy is likely to continue until a new CEO is picked.
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Analyst said rescuing Monte dei Paschi through state aid would make it easier for UniCredit to push through its own mammoth capital increase early next year to beef up its balance sheet.
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NEW DELHI — Governments need to take people's privacy into account as more and more countries consider using facial recognition technology to beef up security, said an expert at the World Economic Forum.
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TOKYO — Japan&aposs justice minister on Sunday called the flight of former Nissan Chairman Carlos Ghosn as he awaited trial on financial misconduct charges inexcusable and vowed to beef up immigration checks.
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The United States and its close allies must "beef up" activities in the fight against terrorism and other threats such as North Korea, the U.S. ambassador to NATO told CNBC on Thursday.
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The country's third largest lender is looking to raise A$2787 billion ($29 million) through the issue of medium-term notes to help beef up its capital ahead of a regulatory deadline.
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Schaefer was in London to visit financial institutions and regulators as Frankfurt hopes to benefit from banks in London having to beef up their continental bases to continue serving clients after Brexit.
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Airlines were required to have the standards in place by Thursday as part of the Trump administration's effort to beef up global aviation security and stay on top of evolving terrorism threats.
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Banks also want Brussels to beef up efforts to build a deeper EU capital market as they face pressure from regulators to build up activity in their new hubs in the bloc.
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Thanks to a hiring spree to beef up compliance, its headcount rose to more than 13,300 in the middle of this year, above the roughly 98,600 staff levels seen one year earlier.
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Elgin Thompson, managing director of technology investment banking at JMP Securities, predicted that 2020 would be another big year for TV-tech deals for companies looking to beef up their OTT products.
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The funding measure will also include money for a House-passed school safety measure designed to help train personnel to spot signs of potential gun violence and to beef up school security.
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In addition to sending security and military specialists to Venezuela, Cuba sent experts from other professions — including doctors, nurses, teachers and athletic coaches — to beef up the South American nation's professional ranks.
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It also plans to nearly double capital spending to 60-80 million euros over the 23/2000 and 260/265 fiscal years to beef up capacity and stocks, CFO Luca Marotta said.
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Forcing users to an HTTPS version is a great way to beef up a website's security, but it's the user's HTTP request in the beginning that can be exploited with a Pineapple.
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At its annual general assembly in November 2013 in Medan, Indonesia, members voted overwhelming to beef up their standard and enforcement regime, and to commit to producing 100 percent certified sustainable palm oil.
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CAVUTO: It was only a year ago that most Democrat, at least in the House, signed to this measure to beef up support and financing essentially for ICE, the way it exists now.
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Carter was emphatic when asked about those comments on Thursday, saying the department has set a clear priority to buy other more powerful warships and beef up the firepower of its existing ships.
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Lamborghini uses the driving school to sell cars and build a tighter bond with its wealthiest clients, but it also wants to find the fastest drivers and beef up its new racing league.
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The campaign is using DeVos, a devout Christian, to beef up ties with voters who see her as the fiercest defender of conservative education policies like vouchers and free speech on college campuses.
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The money would be used hire staff to assist with the various investigations, beef up the compliance unit and set up a new unit to combat all areas of financial crime, he said.
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Analysts have pointed to WeChat's popularity in China as a major challenge for Apple — which in response has tried to beef up its own messaging platforms and offer prompt cooperation with Chinese lawmakers.
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Steven Maijoor, chairman of the EU's European Securities and Markets Authority, said there was a need to beef up checks of whether non-EU regulators and financial firms continued to meet equivalence requirements.
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The news comes as the president is embroiled in an impeachment inquiry in the House of Representatives, and Kushner has been pushing to beef up the White House communications' response to the investigations.
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Even as Amazon's subscriber base grows, challenging it to beef up memberships among a smaller pool of shoppers, Prime has "maintained healthy growth" largely because it keeps upping its value proposition, Blackledge said.
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" An ESM spokesperson said about the plan to beef up its firepower to prevent contagion: "The aim is to make these two tools more effective by allowing eligible countries access with appropriate conditionality.
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Zayner — who's done his own self-gene-editing experiments in an attempt to beef up his muscles — had criticized the Ascendance CEO for making unsubstantiated and potentially dangerous claims about treating medical conditions.
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CEO Jean Pierre Mustier started reducing the bank's stake in Fineco upon his arrival at UniCredit in mid-2016 with a mandate to beef up the lender's capital strength and turn it around.
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TOKYO, March 29 (Reuters) - Fujifilm Holdings said on Thursday it would buy two cell culture media units of Japan's JXTG Holdings Inc for about $800 million, aiming to beef up its healthcare business.
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Trucker Path also says it wants to beef up its enterprise sales force, and to create a fully automated marketplace so truckers won't have to worry about negotiating with shippers or freight brokers.
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On Thursday, the Pentagon released a massive report detailing the new capabilities it wants to pursue to beef up US missile defense — and part of that list involves updating our assets in space.
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S&P cut the rating two notches to B-plus, while warning it could fall even further if the nation's third-largest school district fails to beef up cash flow to cover costs.
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Last week, inspection teams arrived in 10 regions, including Hebei and Jiangsu, to revisit thousands of violations uncovered by earlier Beijing-led probes, pressuring local authorities to beef up their anti-pollution curbs.
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That tiptoe back into the program came with a new set of stricter safety standards that included real-time monitoring of its test drivers, more robust training and efforts to beef up simulation.
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Analysts have said Pandora, which had a market capitalization of $2.29 billion on Monday, could be an acquisition target for larger media or Internet companies looking to beef up their online music offerings.
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China is attempting to beef up its national intellectual property, as part of a campaign known as China 2025, which aims to increase China's role as a manufacturer, and not just an assembler.
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While HBO will likely beef up its library under its new owners at AT&T, its selective and curated approach to what it produces each year has resulted in better stuff to watch.
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ZTE also aimed to beef up research and development, in particular for key components such as chips, and strengthen ties with third-party chip makers in a bid to control risks, he said.
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The finance ministry, which started buying foreign currency in early 2017 to beef up depleted reserves, is due to reveal its purchasing plan for the next month at 0900 GMT on Oct. 3.
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A number of Gulf banks have announced capital-boosting moves in recent months as economic growth slows and they look to prepare for looming global regulations requiring banks to beef up their reserves.
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Sanctuary cities - an unofficial description of places where local law enforcement refuses to report undocumented immigrants to federal authorities - could be an early test, as Trump moves to beef up federal immigration policies.
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Elsewhere, the report recommends additional changes to rules to improve access to wheelchair accessible vehicles; beef up enforcement against those that flout rules; as well as to support disability awareness training for drivers.
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The latest ejection test is further evidence that Pyongyang is trying to beef up its nuclear capabilities, as were "highly unusual and unprecedented levels" of North Korean submarine activity detected earlier in July.
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But Grandi said the United States has a huge backlog of 800,000 cases to be processed and that his agency was also helping Mexico to beef up its capacity to handle asylum-seekers.
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The size of the explosion has led some experts to suggest that North Korea used tritium, a radioactive form of hydrogen, to beef up an explosion caused by a more traditional nuclear device.
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The acquisition is "pricey, but important", said Wells Fargo analyst Tim Evans, as it enables Catalent to beef up previously weak areas of manufacturing active ingredients and final dosage forms of biologic drugs.
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Analysts have said Pandora, which had a market capitalization of $2.29 billion on Monday, could be an acquisition target for larger media or internet companies looking to beef up their online music offerings.
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French retailer Carrefour said on Thursday it was buying a majority stake in Quitoque, a French company that delivers meal kits to homes, as part of plans to beef up its digital offering.
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Darvish was brought to Los Angeles to beef up the starting rotation, lighten the workload for ace Clayton Kershaw in the postseason and ensure the lefty got enough rest between his October starts.
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The browser offers a laundry list of features intended to beef up security, including HTTPS encryption, an extension guard, a built-in password manager, a special mode for banking, and anti-phishing features.
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It also would give the government powers to revoke visas, beef up Immigration and Customs Enforcement's ability to arrest and deport undocumented immigrants, increase criminal penalties for undocumented immigrants and punish sanctuary jurisdictions.
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Centene, a publicly traded health insurer that mostly covers the Medicaid population, will beef up its participation in the Affordable Care Act's individual exchanges — just as other insurers such as Aetna are retreating.
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To start, the teeny, tiny wand is tapered — small and perfectly-shaped for precise control and application — and delivers the perfect amount of tint and hold to beef up arches in a flash.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Coal India Ltd is actively looking to acquire coking coal assets in Australia, a senior company official told Reuters, as the country looks to beef up its foreign coal assets.
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