Usually, that comes in the form of air conditioning, but cranking up the A/C also means cranking up the electric bill.
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They're also cranking up efforts aimed at building donor lists.
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With her opponent gaining confidence, Gauff responded by cranking up her power again.
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But they responded in the second half by cranking up the defensive intensity.
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SINGAPORE, Feb 13 (Reuters) - Competition is cranking up in the world of turboprops.
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Op-Ed Contributor Every few months, a drug company gets caught cranking up prices.
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Now UBS and other private banks are cranking up credit to uber-rich clients.
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Another option is cranking up plastic recycling so that about half of plastics are reused.
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Cranking up production with limited resources can lead to serious accidents and oversights in processes.
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The committees would spend January organizing, with investigations cranking up as soon as February, they added.
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That and the fact rumors have been cranking up such an iPhone is coming this year.
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Schumer accused Republicans of being primarily responsible for cranking up the partisanship of the Supreme Court.
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He's packing up a U-Haul truck, cranking up some Stevie Wonder and hitting the road.
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And don't worry about cranking up your electricity bill; it's engineered with an energy-efficient design.
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Ever felt like cranking up your 3D printer and making fossil recreations suitable for living room décor?
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These have ballooned since 2013, when the Man Maw mining district first started cranking up tin production.
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So she started cranking up the volume on the music in the classes she teaches every week.
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It's also great for removing unwanted people or things from the background by cranking up the blur.
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The committees would spend January organizing and hiring staff, with investigations cranking up as soon as February.
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The Nets were up 55-45 at halftime, cranking up 13-point attempts at an alarming rate.
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At f-1.7 you create great portraits and avoid cranking up the ISO in low-light situations.
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Things like: Someone cranking up the music just when the media arrives to conduct pre-game interviews.
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But this time they tried cranking up the field higher, and it suddenly switched again—into a superconductor.
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Australians will be cranking up the pedestal fans, as extreme heatwave conditions sear across most of the country.
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Up to that point, starting a car required the awkward and strenuous task of cranking up the engine.
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And then they move toward one another, inexorably, as if the electromagnet between them is slowly cranking up.
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Both parties have promised extra spending on education, health, and pensions, while also cranking up long-term investment.
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Cranking up debt to 6.5 times those earnings would let Syngenta assume $15.8 billion more in bonds and loans.
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Breakingviews JPMorgan Chase's fourth-quarter results offer a compelling case for cranking up the industry's use of financial technology.
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But Konta fought back, cranking up her serve and winning eight straight points to draw level at 4-4.
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Meanwhile, states are cranking up their legislative activities to get in on this gold rush as soon as possible.
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Throughout the day, teams took turns cranking up the pace at the front, stringing out and fragmenting the field.
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Euro zone inflation data was muted , underscoring just why the European Central Bank is cranking up its stimulus efforts.
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Throbbing colors obscure the action as if the movie were filmed through a dirty windshield, cranking up the tension.
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Alarm bells are ringing among Trump critics because the cranking up of tensions appears to be largely orchestrated by Bolton.
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For electric cars, cranking up the cool can be equally debilitating, draining the electricity you need to actually go places.
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It looks fucking metal and will have your old aunt cranking up the Pantera next time she's making butter cookies.
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Preparing your home for winter weather isn't as simple as cranking up the thermostat and pulling sweaters out of storage.
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It&aposs definitely possible that cranking up serotonin can influence mood, and that therefore boosting tryptophan could do the same.
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For instance, I found that cranking up the surround sound and tinkering with the equalizer gave the system a nice boost.
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By cranking up the influence of Stackoverflow to 100, for example, I was able to kick C back to second place.
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Users like to take the MDMA about four hours after the LSD, riding the acid's peak before cranking up the elation.
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Young people are cranking up the volume on their headphones and could be doing irreparable damage to their hearing in the process.
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Kaley Cuoco falls into the first camp; according to her latest Instagram Story, she's been cranking up the Christmas carols all weekend.
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Cranking up the heat is also what's extending fire seasons — winter snow is melting off earlier, and wet weather is coming later.
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Here, it means pulling out the chicken and letting it rest while cranking up the oven to crisp the potatoes and turnips.
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I don't think so, but then I wasn't too interested in "Twin Peaks" cranking up its old hits in the first place.
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Amazon's earbuds didn't seem quite as loud as Apple's AirPods, and I often found myself cranking up the volume more often than usual.
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The White House should keep cranking up the pressure until Pyongyang recognizes that its nuclear weapons are a liability, not a insurance policy.
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We got familiar with the room, making sure to test all the features that appealed to us before cranking up the A/C.
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Aren't we all just one snotty memo away from cranking up the Geto Boys and bashing the office printer with a baseball bat?
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Yet while the president is hitting out at his foes and cranking up the politics of outrage, Baltimore's problems are all too real.
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In a sign of the AU cranking up the diplomatic pressure, South Africa said President Jacob Zuma would fly to Bujumbura on Feb.
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Anyway, so massively cranking up the power of the drill, then making the drill battery-powered ... which is not something they'd ever considered.
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Hackers could have drained drivers' batteries while the car was parked just by cranking up the AC, or accessed their private driving history.
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By cranking up the outrage and appealing to the Republican base, Trump was able to succeed in the primaries despite being outspent by rivals.
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Alarm bells are ringing among Trump critics because the cranking up of tensions appears to be largely orchestrated by national security adviser John Bolton.
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Bottom line: When cranking up your confidence is one of your extracurricular priorities, it can absolutely pay off in how you handle office politics.
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Others credit Napoleon's bakers - or say it all started with a 1920 law that barred bakers from cranking up their ovens before 4 a.m.
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The battery life is rated at 12 hours, but you'll get a little less if you're cranking up the volume for all that time.
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With 80 times the global warming potency of CO2, all that methane goes a long way toward cranking up the heat in our atmosphere.
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Kandi Burruss insists she's down for the return of NeNe Leakes on 'Real Housewives of Atlanta' ... even if NeNe's already cranking up the drama.
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Tremblay's an author who is deeply aware of how the genre works, and his books do a great job slowly cranking up the temperature.
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One moment I was on a cliff cranking up a rented scooter, still shaking the salty Aegean water off my hair after a swim.
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Let's hope that Parliamentarians join the rest of us in enjoying summer for at least a few weeks before cranking up their campaign machinery.
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China has been cranking up regulation of the private education sector this year, with earlier draft rules released in August also spooking the market then.
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The foreclosure machine that ground to a halt in Puerto Rico after the devastation caused by Hurricane Maria in September is slowly cranking up again.
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The centerpiece here is cranking up CAFE standards until they effectively mandate 100 percent zero-emission vehicles (ZEVs) for all new sales in 2030 forward.
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Samsung's penchant for cranking up vibrancy holds in good stead outdoors with landscape shots, and it does get good detail and sharpness in those situations.
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On a recent day, she prowled the city in the Blue Demon, cranking up the volume as she sang along with Tejano bands like Siggno.
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So suggest cranking up the post-game fines—drop five figures on someone who pulls a Bonino and at least a few guys might think twice.
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Each bottle is designed to add flavor and sweetness to your coffee, while also cranking up the creamy texture of the beverage at the same time.
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That helps explain why the central bank is cranking up liquidity, putting a combined 330 billion yuan ($47.98 billion) into money markets on Monday and Tuesday.
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A mild increase could be acceptable as long as the government avoids cranking up bond sales and spreads out the sale of longer tenors, traders say.
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With no rebound in sight, cranking up production might be the best shot U.S. farmers have at balancing their books in a falling market, economists say.
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Representative Kevin Cramer of North Dakota, who endorsed Trump this month, said in an interview that the Trump campaign was cranking up its outreach to Congress.
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In the South, people are figuring out that solar panels can put out cheap power just about the time they are cranking up their air-conditioners.
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I hate cranking up my oven just to re-crisp my leftovers or make a small side dish, and this air fryer is the perfect alternative.
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CARACAS/PUNTO FIJO (Reuters) - Ordered off on Fridays to save energy in crisis-hit Venezuela, many public workers are simply cranking up appliances at home instead.
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While they don't cancel out all exterior noise, they do block a surprising amount, so I didn't feel like I was constantly cranking up the volume.
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Critics have said Poland's politicians have been cranking up hate speech and aggression in public life, and blamed the ruling PiS party for not reacting earlier.
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Maybe it's my Indochine Martini — citrusy vodka, infused with ginger, pineapple and lime juice — that has been cranking up the nostalgia, pushing the "feeling groovy" button.
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"It's a tragic irony that just as we are cranking up our game, and contributing to global change research, our data sets are being destroyed," McGovern adds.
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A lot of work needs to go into optimizing those chips for desktop tasks — and it needs to go deeper than just cranking up the clock speed.
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Critics have said politicians themselves were cranking up hate speech and aggression in public life, and blamed the ruling Law and Justice party for not reacting earlier.
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Better technology, more reliable weaponry, and diplomatic rapprochements with countries like the Philippines are cranking up the appeal of Chinese military kit in its own back yard.
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Russia has been cranking up oil production to capitalize on high prices, raising output to a 30-year high of 11.41 million barrels per day last month.
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If all this new debt is to be justified and dismissed by cranking up the money printing presses, it is inconceivable that significant inflation will not result.
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Washington (CNN)Former Vice President Joe Biden is cranking up his criticism of Donald Trump, saying political discourse in the country has degraded under the President's watch.
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For others (me), it's about shoveling as many Totinos Pizza Rolls in my mouth as humanly possible while cranking up the volume on the commercials and halftime show.
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China is going back to an old growth model with its economic policy, which is less potent and "like cranking up a machine that's getting exhausted," he said.
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It would be like giving a computer from 2016 to an American in 1960, and then further cranking up the challenge by throwing in illiteracy and languages barriers.
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But before you start cranking up the voltage on your snail-zappers, it's important to remember that there is more to every snail-story than meets the eye.
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Pelosi has been cranking up the heat on freshman lawmakers, hosting back-to-back meetings on Friday with candidates who were critical of her on the campaign trail.
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For Rock & Hammer Tax Service, a New York accounting firm, this means packing up a truck every day, cranking up some rock music and heading to midtown Manhattan.
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Bolivia's conservative interim President Jeanine Anez, meanwhile, has tried to align the country more closely with U.S. President Donald Trump's administration, which is cranking up sanctions on Cuba.
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The possibility that the Commission will propose rules to more tightly regulate online content platforms already has content farming adtech giants like Facebook cranking up their spin cycles.
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But Trump has signaled he has no desire to get dragged into another war in the Middle East — a core political principle — especially with his reelection campaign cranking up.
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By cranking up the DMARC settings to its safest by outright rejecting unverified email, government departments would comply with the directive by bouncing any unauthenticated email from user inboxes.
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The spec on it is a max of 300 nits, but the important thing to know is you'll be cranking up the brightness to near 100 percent more often.
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SAP, Europe's most valuable tech company, will be able to scale growth and profitability quickly at Qualtrics by cranking up its sales organization outside the United States, Mucic said.
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Energy savings may have justified the hassle of resetting clocks in March before air conditioning became widespread, but cranking up the AC when the sun is at 5 p.m.
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Denver suddenly is cranking up the points and is averaging 125.3 during a three-game winning streak, including a 117-163 home victory over the Dallas Mavericks on Monday.
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But Nazis, even if unseen, have a way of both cranking up the tension and making whatever else is going on seem normal, or at least easier to believe.
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By hosting Mr. Trump on an official state visit — a rare event staged no more than twice a year in Japan — Mr. Abe is cranking up the status factor.
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What I'm talking about is a quick cranking up the volume in order to transmit a message that failed to reach the intended recipient in my regular speaking voice.
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The peso has slid almost 0.213% this year, hammered by a biting recession and high inflation, cranking up the challenge facing President Mauricio Macri's government ahead of elections in October.
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To meet them, the company is cranking up Falcon 9 production big time, from six to eight rocket cores per year to over thirty, according to SpaceX COO Gwynne Shotwell.
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There are a couple of reasons why cranking up your earbuds to cover tinnitus is a bad idea, but luckily there are ways that music can be therapeutic to sufferers.
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In a climate of growing polarisation, Modi's Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is cranking up Hindu-nationalist rhetoric ahead of an election in India's most populous state, Uttar Pradesh, next year.
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Whenever I wear them on the subway, I constantly find myself cranking up the volume to drown out the sound of the subway screeching to a halt or background chatter.
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During this week's brutally dangerous freeze in the Midwest -- it was 9 below zero Thursday morning in Detroit, 11 below in Hell -- Michiganders probably feel like cranking up the heat.
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South Australia depends on wind for more than a third of its power supply, and the wind died down at the same time as people started cranking up air-conditioners.
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Instead, after meeting with foreign policy experts in New York, she called for cranking up sanctions on North Korea, pushing China to do more, and drew a line in the sand.
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Samsung is also cranking up the price on its newer phones, starting with the Galaxy Note 22 that launched last month at a price of $2500 for an unlocked 2170GB version.
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If you constantly fight your curly mane by cranking up your flat iron to the highest setting, you're gonna want to listen up, because Nicole Kidman has some words of wisdom.
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A Wisconsin couple said a hacker accessed their smart-home devices and terrorized them over a 24-hour period by cranking up their heat and talking to them through a camera.
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In the past, for example, we've forced Tom Jones to listen to Section Boyz, got Will Young cranking up Slim Jesus, and had Gene Simmons give his opinion on Death Grips.
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When oxygen levels drop, the same system causes HIF to rise, cranking up the production of a hormone that in turn triggers the production of red blood cells and blood vessels.
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It has long denied seeking a nuclear bomb but appears to be cranking up enrichment levels gradually as leverage to push the nuclear deal's remaining parties to do more to save it.
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Those moments all read like delicate threats, but you'd easily miss them if you were only bopping to the song's lolling retro beat and cranking up the sound of its trebly guitars.
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The appearance of Coupe and his counterpart at Asda, Roger Burnley, in front of lawmakers represents a cranking up of the scrutiny of the shock tie-up, which was announced in April.
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It also provides another rare ray of hope that household spending may help prop up the region's economy with little sign that factories will be cranking up the gears any time soon.
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Encouraging signals out of China's housing market and indications of a revival in its factory sector over the summer have stoked views that demand is quietly cranking up for the third quarter.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Refiners across Asia are cranking up output to send fuel to the United States, where fallout from Hurricane Harvey has left around a quarter of the nation's refineries shut down.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - Former Thai prime ministers Thaksin Shinawatra and his sister Yingluck are cranking up their promotional machines to reconnect with supporters in apparent defiance of the military that toppled their governments.
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I was, admittedly, tickled to be cranking up my heart rate next to the life-size gold and steel suit of armor that once protected King Henry VIII of England, circa 1544.
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Cold wind, a drop in humidity, and cranking up the central heating at every opportunity can leave skin tight, dull, and all-around stressed — a far cry from that coveted summer glow.
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Here's the latest: Seven E.U. countries recognized the opposition leader Juan Guaidó as the legitimate leader of Venezuela until new elections can be held, cranking up global pressure on President Nicolás Maduro.
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Moments after Mugabe's address, war veterans leader Chris Mutsvangwa told Reuters they would lead public protests in the streets of Harare, cranking up the pressure on Zimbabwe's ruler of the last 37 years.
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Under ousted chairman Carlos Ghosn, Nissan's U.S. operations gunned for ambitious sales goals by pitting dealers against each other in a battle for sales bonuses, and cranking up sales to fleets, dealers said.
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Buying has picked up more than it usually would in the warmer summer months, with households cranking up their air conditioners in the face of scorching temperatures since early spring in many areas.
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Of course, that didn't stop the marketing machine from cranking up at Oracle OpenWorld this week, or Ellison himself from taking a few swings at chief cloud rival AWS (or them swiping back).
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Soon Ford was cranking up his assembly lines, while Edison, with Ford in his employ early on, became a prime mover behind the power grid and the public utility companies that built it.
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The pieces were first shown at a fine leatherwork exhibition curated by a British leather goods veteran, Bill Amberg, during May's London Craft Week just as "Wonder Woman's" publicity machine was cranking up.
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When wearing the standard AirPods, I sometimes find myself cranking up the volume just to hear my music over the sound of the screeching subway, traffic driving by, and crowds of people talking.
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Although the plan was smaller than several left-leaning Democrats wanted, it rested on a shared assumption that cranking up public investment would get the economy moving and put people back to work.
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The festival is, "pulling down the tent and cranking up the bass in this newly expanded stage & area dedicated exclusively to the best of dance, electronic and hip-hop," a recent press release announced.
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These do a good job of keeping my cymbal splashes and most everything else I'm doing to a minimum, allowing me to keep up with the music without cranking up the volume too high.
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But instead of cranking up the heat and the volume in the way you associate with barnstorming star turns, he gives the impression of someone who always feels the tug of invisibility, of nothingness.
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SoftBank has poured roughly $1 billion into Snapdeal since 2014, but competition in e-commerce has risen dramatically with U.S. giant Amazon cranking up its presence and taking the No. 2 spot from Snapdeal.
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So in essence the actual growth in liabilities is more like $1.7 trillion in the United States and on top of that you have the fed cranking up quantitative easing to $1903 billion a month.
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The German government has been cranking up the pressure on social media companies to tackle a surge in hate speech sentiments spreading via their platforms for several years now, following the refugee crisis in Europe.
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Research into "improving the sound", which means cranking up the volume to appease fans yearning for the old ear-splitting V8 wail, was under way with the aim of implementation by 2018 at the latest.
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"Jon Tester may say one thing in Montana, he does the exact opposite when he goes to Washington," Trump said at a rally in Great Falls, cranking up his cultural, ideological and personal attack machine.
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She currently is leading White House efforts on reducing deaths by opioids and Trump likely would be loathe to have her leave the White House right when he is cranking up his re-election campaign.
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Finally, in a nod to worries about Amazon and Netflix, we consider the capacity for firms with keen prices and low rents to engage in long-term "clawback" by eventually cranking up prices in the future.
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In its final act, just as It should be raising the stakes, cranking up the emotion, and delivering us a balls-out bonkers finale, It instead devolves into a generic monster battle and starts to drag.
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Imagine … you're on an plane to a palm-tree-peppered island, you can hear the podcast playing in your headphones without cranking up the volume, and there's not even the faintest scent of jet fuel. Transcendent.
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By cranking up the TV, stuffing ourselves with Velveeta and Steak-umms, we were trying to drown out our own fears, our guilt for the relatives left behind in the Philippines, our economic anxieties and uncertainties.
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Regulators in the world's second-largest economy have been cranking up the heat on local corporates as part of a broader crackdown on financial risk and capital outflows before the 19th party congress in the fall.
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The independent oil companies that launched the Permian boom are reducing drilling rigs and cutting spending in response to investor demands to rein in expenses while Exxon and other majors are cranking up investments in the oilfield.
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Sinosphere BEIJING — Before cranking up the techno music at his 80th birthday party, the man known as "China's hottest grandpa" paused from his D.J. duties to poke fun at the country's staid traditional celebrations for the elderly.
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But her fundraising had been cranking up in January before she nabbed her third-place win: She took in $5.5 million, in the same league as Buttigieg's $6.6 million and behind the $8.9 million raised by Biden.
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"Given the latest comments from Trump, investors are likely to see the potential for further depreciation in EM currencies with the trade war cranking up yet another notch," said Nick Twidale, Sydney-based analyst at Rakuten Securities Australia.
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The only way to sort of stop this procedure is not by periodically cranking up the price through extra economic protectionist barriers, which is what this is—the only way to do it is by legalizing the stuff.
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Critics blame Poland's politicians for cranking up hate speech and support for the PiS party fell to 30 percent in the wake of Adamowicz's death, a poll conducted by Kantar Millward Brown showed, from 33 percent in November.
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HDR mode gives you a tiny bit of improved dynamic range, but really it just seems to be cranking up the exposure and saturation a bit, and it sacrifices the ability to shoot stabilized video (and 60 fps).
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Three of the largest names — Zegna, Versace, Prada — took on the shape of real colossi amid the landscape of a greatly reduced show calendar, each cranking up effects to rival Mr. Harryhausen's famous battle of the seven skeletons.
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Relatively high U.S. rates, yields and dollar are putting the squeeze on emerging markets, president Trump is cranking up the belligerent rhetoric on trade, and the U.S. yield curve last week moved to within 24 basis points of inverting.
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The video, below, shows Church, who — fun fact — was one of Parker's co-stars in the not-good 2008 film Smart People, cranking up Yes' "Owner of a Lonely Heart," much to the annoyance of his ex, Frances (SJP).
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Their calculations suggested that cranking up the energy of the electric field on the surface of the tin can universe will cause space-time to curve more and more sharply around a corresponding point inside, eventually forming a naked singularity.
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Driving the news: As soon as he delivers his farewell letter or report, the protagonists become Attorney General William Barr, who'll decide what the public should see, and House Democrats, who are cranking up their own months-long Russia probe.
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BUENOS AIRES, April 25 (Reuters) - Argentina's embattled peso currency opened sharply weaker on Thursday to hit a new record low against the U.S. dollar, cranking up the challenge on President Mauricio Macri's administration as it looks to tame unruly local markets.
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The GSMA is cranking up its lobbying operation early to counter concerns - aired by the U.S. Department of Defense, NASA and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) -that 5G services may interfere with sensors used in weather and climate forecasting.
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Cranking Up Your Shower Heat Many eczema sufferers turn up the heat in the shower to relieve the itchy feeling on their skin (even for just a minute), but what they don't realize is that they're actually making things worse.
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Charli herself doesn't seem to appear on this remix, though that's almost made up for by Mykki Blanco delivering gems such as "I'm a little emo, but you a fuckin' asshole," and Tommy Cash cranking up the weirdness in her absence.
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PT Toyota Astra Motor and PT Astra Daihatsu Motor, joint ventures between Toyota and conglomerate PT Astra International Tbk, have also launched several new models, cranking up competition already so intense that Ford Motor Co pulled out earlier this year.
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Standing beside Trump on Monday, McConnell signaled that the Senate would be cranking up its schedule given the large number of nominees that still need to be confirmed and Congress' goal of passing tax reform by the end of the year.
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Sensing the power shortage in the surrounding drama, he compensates by cranking up his performance—extending those long seductive vowels and adding plenty of generous hand signals, as if Kenny had moved into mining after a spell as a traffic cop.
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The high RE scenario, which involves cranking up RPSs even in states that currently don't have them, entails more pronounced costs (upper bound: $194 billion) but also more pronounced benefits (lower bound: $303 billion in air quality, $132 billion in climate).
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Far from it; it's cranking up a gear as taxi associations demand a firewall for their sector by overruling the on-demand convenience of app-based rivals which are counter protesting in the hopes of steering out of a looming regulatory bind.
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Any frayed nerves among the French contingent on Sunday at the Stade de France just north of Paris will surely contrast with those of Iceland's devoted fans, who will be shouting their traditional Viking chant and cranking up the pressure on France's players.
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In an interview with the Rossiya 24 TV channel, Yakovenko also accused Britain of cranking up its aggression against Moscow in order to distract the British public from the difficulties it was having managing the country's 2019 exit from the European Union.
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Trump fired off some of his most raw and authoritarian tweets about immigration yet Sunday and is also cranking up his trade war rhetoric to solidify the safe space where he always returns when he's in trouble: the embrace of his political base.
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Despite U.S. and EU protests, a few days ago Turkey began shelling the Syrian Kurdish (YPG) forces in northern Syria, taking its war against the Kurds in southeast Turkey across the border all the while cranking up its bellicose rhetoric against the Russians.
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Fresh assault Barr's comments will fuel a fresh assault by Trump's allies who have spent months trying to discredit the Mueller report -- and are cranking up the operation again in the expectation that the attorney general will release the redacted version soon.
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But in the last year, a diverse new wave of stations has arrived in urban America, cranking up in cities from Miami to the Twin Cities in Minnesota, and especially here in the Northwest, where six community stations began to broadcast in Seattle.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Two of Iran's biggest OPEC rivals, Saudi Arabia and Iraq, are bagging its European oil market share by cranking up production of their lookalike crude grades before the restart of U.S. sanctions designed to halt exports from the Islamic Republic.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Royal Dutch Shell has spent over $400 million on a range of acquisitions in recent weeks, from solar power to electric car charging points, cranking up its drive to expand beyond its oil and gas business and reduce its carbon footprint.
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Click here to view original GIFWhile it's going to be hot as hell in July no matter how you slice it, notice how much warmer those warm days get in places like the Pacific Northwest, when we keep cranking up the carbon in the atmosphere.
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Oil was stuck at $215 a barrel on record U.S. stockpiles and China was put on a downgrade warning by S&P, while euro zone inflation data showed it remains non-existent, underscoring just why the European Central Bank is cranking up its stimulus efforts.
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So in "No Shade," the band deliberately trips itself up: starting the song in just one channel, suddenly silencing most of the tracks, adding a beat, cranking up distortion and messing with the beat, but still delivering the tune often enough to stay catchy.
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"It seems clear that China isn't waiting around for an interim trade deal to be signed and is cranking up the revolutions on the stimulus engine sooner rather than later as its economy slows," said Jeffrey Halley, senior Market Analyst for Asia Pacific at Oanda.
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The administration has spent weeks cranking up scrutiny on career FBI and Justice Department officials, claiming the Mueller probe is biased against Trump, apparently seeking to discredit its eventual findings and perhaps to shape the political terrain ahead of any calls for impeachment proceedings.
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"Despite what we view as a balanced oil market both domestically and globally, oil pricing is apparently still sensitive to evolving developments in the Persian Gulf where occasional minor military events are slowly cranking up geopolitical risk premium," said Jim Ritterbusch, president of Ritterbusch and Associates.
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Munich prosecutors said in a statement that they were investigating whether the software in some BMW diesel models functioned like so-called defeat devices, cranking up pollution controls when a car's engine computer detects an emissions test in progress and allowing excess exhaust under real-world conditions.
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Several of those charged on Wednesday played management roles in the development of the diesel engines that were equipped with so-called defeat devices — software intended to mask excess emissions by cranking up pollution controls whenever a car was being tested on rollers in a lab.
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Sure, one proven way to rid yourself of the pests is cranking up the heat to lethal levels and cooking them out, but it's best to talk to a professional before you try to burn out the bugs, since you could wind up with problems bigger than some bites.
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It's not hard to imagine a different version of Grindstone that was a lot more underhanded, still letting you use in-game currency for hearts but cranking up how much it costs and encouraging players to buy one-off lives or purchasing big stocks of resources for cash.
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The campaign lengthens an already daunting list of challenges undertaken by the 32-year-old since his father, King Salman, ascended the throne in 2015, including going to war in Yemen, cranking up Riyadh's confrontation with arch-foe Iran and reforming the economy to lessen its reliance on oil.
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What makes Dyson's new flagship vac tempting for everyone are its multitude of improvements over previous designs, like the new bin that's 0003 percent bigger and points forward for easier dumping, the robust battery that lasts up to 60 minutes, and three-speed switch for cranking up suction power when you need it.
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In fact, they're making it easy by cranking up the brightness on every step in our routines, from acid-based cleansers and illuminating moisturizers to body shimmer and facial serums that'll keep you glowing from head to toe... and what better time than the summer to really put them to the test?
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Last year, Facebook and YouTube announced big boosts to the number of staff dealing with safety and content moderation issues on their platforms, following a series of content scandals and a cranking up of political pressure (which, despite the Commission giving a good report now, has not let up in every EU Member State).
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On the shorted oil prices, first, OPEC's stance removed the possibility of increasing production immediately on Algiers conference though; Russia and Saudi are increasing supplies to markets secretly, according to Reuter's report, adding that those 2 sides had reached deal before the meeting last month, and had told the U.S. their plan of cranking up oil output.
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Fossil fuel companies aren't exactly a progressive bunch when it comes to climate action, but few have manipulated the facts of global warming as consistently and egregiously as Peabody, which refers to carbon dioxide in glowing terms and asserts that by cranking up its concentration in our atmosphere, the company is fertilizing the planet for the benefit of mankind.
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Sitting in his living room in the West Village, Mr. Alderson was cranking up Bob Dylan's "Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues" as recorded in Liverpool, England, on May 14, 1966, in a version never released before: raw and clear, direct from the tapes that Mr. Alderson made as the live-sound engineer for Mr. Dylan's 1966 tour.
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Tackling terrorist appropriation of mainstream social media platforms has become a growing problem for the likes of Twitter, Facebook and Google's YouTube in recent years as extremist groups have adopted Western technology tools to spread their messages — cranking up the political pressure for tech companies to find solutions to counter the extremist propaganda that is being spread on their platforms.
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And weighty decisions about Israel's future await — on national security, with rockets from Gaza landing in the South and tensions with Hezbollah cranking up in the North; on how religious the Jewish state should be and who should be exempt from serving in its army; and on how to address other problems, including teeming hospitals, overcrowded classrooms and gridlocked highways.
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"If 'Green Book' fares well in China, maybe companies here will start to focus more on investing in small- or medium-budget movies that have good stories," said Huang Qunfei, deputy general manager of state-backed Huaxia Film Distribution Co. E-commerce giant Alibaba Group, through its 50 percent stake in Alibaba Pictures, has been cranking up its efforts to grow its film business.
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But Vafa reasoned that, if such particles existed, and if, in accordance with the weak gravity conjecture, they were more strongly coupled to the electric field than to gravity, then cranking up the electric field on the AdS boundary would cause sufficient numbers of particles to arise in the corresponding region in the interior to gravitationally collapse the region into a black hole, preventing the naked singularity.
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"If 'Green Book' fares well in China, maybe companies here will start to focus more on investing in small- or medium-budget movies that have good stories," said Huang Qunfei, deputy general manager of state-backed Huaxia Film Distribution Co. OVERSEAS SPLASH E-commerce giant Alibaba Group, through its 50 percent stake in Alibaba Pictures, has been cranking up its efforts to grow its film business.
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Sen. Bernie SandersBernie SandersTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Top aide Jeff Weaver lays out Sanders's path to victory MORE (I-Vt.) and other Democratic lawmakers are cranking up the heat on President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE to address high prescription drug costs.
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Not part of my planI ended up in a situationWasn't in my hands ... So I might slip again,Let it in now and thenThat won't mean anythingI'm still goodTrying to be my bestWhen I fall in some messPick myself up againI'm still good I can here you cranking up them speakersI don't really wanna show up any laterBecause soon were gonna party like it's New Year's Yo I'm loving all the music that they're playin'But I ain't hearin' anything you're sayin'Today were gonna get this gonna live exquisiteOh oh, Oh oh (put your hands up) Somebody dance beside me,'Cause I'm feelin' good at this partyYeah, I'm fly just like Bob MarleySo here we go again, just lead up [Imagine this being sung by Miley and Liam Hemsworth:] Miley: Looks like things are fallen into placeBilly: Feels like they're fallen apartI painted this big ol' smile on my faceTo hide my broken heartIf only she knewMiley: This is where you don't say what you want so bad to sayBilly: This is where I want to but I won't get in the wayOf her and her dreamsAnd spreadin' her wings Have something to add to this story?
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