His continued defense of his own invective—doubling down on Twitter, then doubling down again—suggests that he sees kneeling during the anthem as unpatriotic.
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I wasn't interested in doubling down on what other people have said about things, or doubling down on an insight that's already been out there.
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It is also doubling down on those sentiments -- proudly!
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We're doubling down on opportunities that others consider small bets.
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For Nintendo, then, 2018 becomes a year of doubling down.
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And the question is gonna be ... No, he's doubling down.
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There was also a doubling down on autonomous driving technology.
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This is just a doubling down on that original wager.
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HBO and Netflix are also doubling down on their offerings.
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In fact, he's just doubling down on delusions of grandeur.
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Might Transfix also be doubling down on its lending business?
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WeChat isn't the only one doubling down on lite apps.
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Even so, governments are doubling down on their existing strategy.
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In fact, it's doubling down on the internal combustion engine.
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But in other cases, he defies expectations by doubling down.
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"For iOS 12, we're doubling down on performance," Federighi said.
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Netflix in recent weeks has been doubling down on mobile.
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Sony is doubling down on the world of startup investment.
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If anything, Wheeler is doubling down on his political hubris.
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Apple may be doubling down on its 3D camera tech.
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He spent all of last week doubling down on Charlottesville.
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Doubling down on provocative policies and playing up wedge issues.
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Facebook is doubling down on its hardware for the home.
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Facebook is doubling down on its payments and ecommerce business.
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Campbell has been doubling down on its own snack business.
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Bloomberg is doubling down on Asia, environmental, and cybersecurity coverage.
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Instead, he commits to it, doubling down on his transgressions.
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American law enforcement is doubling down on investigations of Facebook.
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Walmart is doubling down on its hometown of Bentonville, Ark.
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So we're going to be doubling down on existing products.
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Unfortunately, rather than reversing course, President Trump is doubling down.
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Still, the poster children for progressive policies are doubling down.
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It's no wonder Nike's doubling down on its D2C channels.
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We're doubling down on training sessions for the foreseeable future.
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Companies are also doubling down on their own social presence.
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Trump, though, is doubling down in support of the tariffs.
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Here's Conor McGregor ... doubling down on the racist smack talk.
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It's no surprise that Burger King is doubling-down on chicken.
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Walmart is doubling down on online grocery delivery and pickup options.
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Apple's claimed that it's "doubling down on performance" in iOS 12.
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They are doubling down on the system as it currently stands.
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THEY'RE DOUBLING DOWN ON OLD TECHNOLOGY AND A COST TAKEOUT PLAY.
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Canada ended up doubling down on trade with the United States.
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And Ii look at it as we're doubling down on organic.
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We're now apparently intent on doubling down on historically-bad ideas.
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TRISH REGAN, GUEST HOST: President Trump doubling down on a shutdown.
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Meghan King Edmonds is doubling down on diapers — and baby joy!
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Hedge funds are doubling down on their view that the dollar .
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Google says it is 'doubling down' on Stories in search results.
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That's why she responds by doubling down on whatever's being criticized.
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Billionaire investor Warren Buffett is doubling down on his bitcoin criticism.
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"Brands are really doubling down, making sure they make their deadlines."
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Apollo in particular has been doubling down on its lending push.
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Target first began doubling down on its grocery capabilities in 2008.
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Trump doubling down: The president shows no signs of backing down.
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And here come the workweek legions, doubling down on the everyday.
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Andrew Cuomo should be lauded for doubling down on those efforts.
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"For iOS 12, we are doubling down on performance," he said.
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Does doubling down on the base lose voters in the middle?
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With things looking up, Angela and Mark Gustafson are doubling down.
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He hasn't learned from his mistakes -- he's doubling down on them.
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Nonetheless, Democrats seem to be doubling down on their 2016 strategy.
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Huawei is doubling down on its folding phone from last year.
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She is screaming at my father, doubling down on his violence.
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He also shared his reasoning for doubling down on his targets.
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But they're doubling down in the home stretch of the campaign.
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Instead, doubling down on the transactional facets of his presidency seems uninspiring.
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In fact, the CFDA in particular is doubling down on sustainable fashion.
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But first, the White House doubling down in its support if ICE.
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In other words, several of OnTruck's Series A backers are doubling down.
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Clifford also says this is about doubling down on EF's Asia ambitions.
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Serena Williams is doubling down on her efforts to fight gender inequality.
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Kim Kardashian West is doubling-down on bras as going out tops.
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"I'm doubling down," he said, adding that he envisions several more projects.
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Now, Facebook appears to doubling down on the camera's Snapchat-like features.
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Whilst apparently doubling down on the ignorance that has attracted said mockery.
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In doing so, she's doubling down on Obamacare, despite its persistent unpopularity.
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But two-plus years later, Amazon is doubling down on AmazonFresh instead.
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We shouldn't unilaterally disarm American businesses while other countries are doubling down.
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But the core of the strategy is doubling down on metropolitan areas.
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Shasta Ventures is doubling down on security startups with 3 new hires
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But rather than backing up, it appears that Modi is doubling down.
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There's still time to change that by doubling down on civic engagement.
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On the one hand the tech giants seem to be doubling down.
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George Soros is literally doubling down in his support of stopping Brexit.
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First, automakers are doubling down on commitments to produce electric passenger cars.
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They are, however, doubling down on office space in the Bay Area.
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Forget the U.S. market: Chinese smartphone players are doubling down on Europe.
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In the homestretch, both are doubling down on what energizes their bases.
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The harder part is finding their strengths and doubling down on them.
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FABER: DOUBLING DOWN ON OLD TECHNOLOGY, I'M SURE THEY WOULD DISPUTE THAT.
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"Steve Harvey, doubling down in defense of hate speech," replied one user.
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This year it's doubling down on consumer headphones with for new updates.
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Far from changing course, they are doubling down on hyper-globalization—deepening
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By Sunday, the White House was doubling down on the president's ultimatum.
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But that doesn't stop companies from doubling down on sales on Monday.
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Doubling down on this message risks the Republicans losing the Senate next.
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Corporal punishment America's pediatricians are doubling down on their opposition to spanking.
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LG is doubling down (pun intended) on its dual-screen phone concept.
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Trump and his GOP allies are doubling down on the culture wars.
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That's what we're doubling down on investing in with all this funding.
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And indeed appeared to be doubling down on its mythic items push.
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Republicans have been doubling-down on this rhetoric during the midterm campaign.
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SoftBank is doubling down on its self-driving bus project in Japan.
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Messing responded to the criticism by doubling down on her previous tweets.
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We should be doubling down on our strengths: immigration, allies and values.
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The two upcoming features are doubling down on that feeling of exploration.
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It's also doubling down on new features to improve photos and videos.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - New Jersey is doubling down on the mall.
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But the International Olympic Committee is doubling down and saying no more.
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It looks like Eminem is doubling down on being loud and wrong.
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Hill.TV host Krystal Ball is doubling down on her criticism of Sen.
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With the new appointment, Slack appears to be doubling down on security.
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Now, Cohen is considering doubling down on his investment in the Mets.
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Doubling down today on her grotesque comments after the horrific Florida shooting.
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" Mr. Dixon said the city was "doubling down on our welcome message.
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Nick Cannon is doubling down on his very public feud with Eminem.
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The Trump administration hasn't helped matters, merely doubling down on old approaches.
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Am I doubling down on being part of the problem right now?
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Operationalizing our theory required doubling down on data, resources, and capacity-building.
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"A Series A says you figured it out, and you're doubling down on the growth phase, and to me, that means we are doubling down on trying to be everywhere," Zestful founder and CEO Mat Vogels told Business Insider.
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Oregon is focused on removing coal and doubling down on renewable energy resources.
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In fact, the company's doubling down with its appeal for a female audience.
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This year, we're doubling down and expanding programming on the Extra Crunch Stage.
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The update is yet another sign Snap is doubling down on augmented reality.
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Lacking much negotiating power in Republican-led Washington, though, Democrats are doubling down.
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But Trump is doubling down, fighting in court to push back the Jan.
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President Trump doubling down on calling the MS-13 gang members, animals. Watch.
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The notoriously bearish Marc Faber is doubling down on his dire market view.
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Now it's doubling down on those auto-playing trailers with this TV update.
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What's fun about Season 3 is we are doubling down on the insanity.
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Whatever happens, it's now clear as day Apple is doubling down on professionals.
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In honor of spring cleaning, we're doubling down on our self-care manifesto.
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Donald Trump is doubling down on some of his most controversial policy proposals.
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We're doubling down on our investment and we're very committed to these markets.
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Those are the kinds of investments the world should be doubling down on.
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Both coffee chains are doubling down on expansion in China to drive growth.
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And Thursday's announcement by the retailer shows it's doubling down on these efforts.
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Walmart is doubling down on benefits to attract and keep its top talent.
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Social media creates a lot of incentives for doubling down on an argument.
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And last week, a leaked government report suggested politicians are considering doubling down.
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Apple is doubling down on personalization to help better sell its latest products.
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That's why Proxy is doubling down on sales to commercial real estate owners.
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But doubling down on warnings is the opposite of what children really need.
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With signs of some success, Uber is doubling down on the trucking business.
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To solve the valuation gap, Mr. Son is doubling down on deal-making.
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Republicans are doubling down on what succeeds, as opposed to what is right.
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But the president seems to be doubling down and less concerned about markets.
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The change is made as Amazon is doubling down on its grocery business.
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The company is doubling down on the importance of storefronts to its future.
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I've actually had the opposite feeling, that I really feel like doubling down.
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He was "doubling down on some experiments," he said, but did not elaborate.
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We may be spared a forced pandemic, but they will keep on doubling down and doubling down, until we do what Santelli feared the most: make the choice to improve the lives of others, whether they "deserve" it or not.
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According to the Times of London, they're doubling down on finding and firing leakers.
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And doubling down on financial services looks to be its growth strategy going forward.
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Since then, AngelList has been doubling down on creating tools to help small investors.
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The company is doubling down on Backstage as it fights to maintain sales momentum.
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After the Wii U, no one was about to suggest doubling down on weirdness.
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CBS All Access is 'doubling down' on originals, planning expansion to Canada and Australia
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By doubling down with a standalone app, Facebook could make itself even more indispensable.
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Despite the frictions, Marjorie Yang, Esquel's chairman, is in effect doubling down on China.
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"For iOS 123, we are doubling down on performance," said software VP Craig Federighi.
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One of its other bets has been doubling down on different areas of social.
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It scrapped its autonomous trucking effort while doubling down on its freight-hauling business.
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So, instead of maybe doubling down on your anti-Trump rage, maybe look inward.
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China is doubling down on clean energy, while the Trump administration is eyeing coal.
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And lastly, T-Mobile is doubling down on its fight against those annoying robocalls.
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This week, the company announced that it was doubling down on ads in Stories.
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As his polling numbers drop, Mr Trump is doubling down on his media-bashing.
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They are doubling down on their spending on their embassies and their development projects.
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Ells said the company's been doubling down on emphasizing food safety rules in response.
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If anything, he's doubling down on the comedic value of saying the wrong thing.
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Twitter is doubling down on live-streaming content, this time focusing on business news.
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Mr. Roberts's strategy of doubling down on content and distribution seems to be working.
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The candidates in question are doubling down on corruption and hate in Trump's party.
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In fact, they appear to be doubling down on the oppression of the opposition.
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"By hiring Bannon, Trump is doubling down on bigoted rhetoric," the ad text reads.
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" Cuomo said the president keeps doubling down when the facts "don't favor his position.
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The finale added insult to injury by doubling down on this irksome narrative trope.
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Even while doubling down on gasoline, Marathon has projected an environmentally friendly public image.
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Then he gave a speech doubling down on his toxic "no Muslim immigration" policy.
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But doubling down on political brainwashing this way is unlikely to serve their cause.
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Instead, the Department of Health and Human Services is doubling down on current practices.
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Both Democrats and Republicans are doubling down on abortion, it appears — in opposing directions.
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Kristen Bell is doubling down on her daughter's right to make bold style choices.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)Walmart is doubling down in China despite an economic slowdown.
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The so-called "email killer" is also doubling down on going after your inbox.
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Detroit automakers are doubling down on big SUVs for a simple reason: It pays.
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He fought fanaticism by doubling down on Enlightenment methods, with charity, reason and patience.
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Instead, they double down -- and in this case, doubling down could have awful consequences.
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Most importantly, she recognized that doubling down on the wrong job choice was unproductive.
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This doubling down on unsettled emotions reverberated out to all corners of the industry.
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This comes at a time when Uber is doubling down on its autonomous efforts.
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That didn't stop the government from doubling-down on the fight against tax havens.
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Instead, the Mercedes-Benz parent company said it would be doubling down on electric technology.
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Update: Caitlyn Jenner is doubling down on her promise to help transgender individuals in need.
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Verizon's AOL is doubling down on video with a new studio in New York City.
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When Clinton corrected the comedian , she responded by doubling down on her criticism of him.
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Looking beyond Forsaken, Bungie wants to continue doubling down on Destiny 2 as a hobby.
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Given these numbers, it's no surprise that Google is doubling down on this campaign type.
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Aside from offering cheaper options, Netflix is also doubling down on local content in Asia.
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Summer's around the corner, which means some people are seriously doubling down on their workouts.
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And just in case that wasn't opulent enough, doubling down with a delicate diamond anklet.
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And she really is doubling down on that bee sting treatment she endorsed last year.
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J.P. Morgan appears to be doubling down on the lure of its physical branch network.
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Amazon has been doubling down on experimental ways to solve this dilemma in recent months.
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And it seems the European runways are also doubling-down on this commitment to inclusivity.
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Now the administration is doubling down, putting even more people's coverage on the chopping block.
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Despite a massive slump in cryptocurrency prices, TD Ameritrade is doubling down on the sector.
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Former President Jimmy Carter is doubling down on his recent comments labelling Donald Trump dishonest.
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With the China move, Trump is mostly doubling down on what President Obama got started.
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BORELLI: Well, if they&aposre going to keep doubling down on the rhetoric, Judge Jeanine.
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That investors are doubling down on the firm isn't a surprise, given its track record.
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Andrew Cuomo is doubling down on offshore wind as laid out in an announcement Monday.
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This helps them to hedge their downside by doubling down on the companies that work.
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Despite Apple's doubling down on secrecy, the iPhone 83 has leaked, and leaked, and leaked.
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But along with sharing those moments, Snapchat is doubling down on being a social network.
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That means doubling down to prepare women/girls and men/boys for the digital age.
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I mean Conde Nast, at the NewFronts last year, "We're doubling down on VR," right?
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Eminem, doubling down, decided to really spit out the closing "bitch, I wrote 'Stan'" lyric.
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Doubling down on the UK as it grapples with Brexit is not without risks, though.
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As stupid as that sounds, NBC honchos seem to be doubling down on that strategy.
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Meanwhile, Republicans are doubling down on framing the issue as a fight against big government.
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He's now doubling down with a planned summit next month with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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But he can also be rigid and prone to doubling down on provocative public statements.
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Leaders at Sharp were slow to adapt, doubling down on investments in increasingly unprofitable businesses.
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Lobbyists also contributed millions to the transition team, many doubling-down on previous campaign contributions.
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It should be a discomfiting experience, not a doubling down on what's easy and familiar.
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The balance inches back to Nick as a genius, but I'm doubling down on panic.
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Doubling down on their bet, officials were buying time until rent-producing structures went up.
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So transparent durability with our investors and doubling down on being helpful to our customers.
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Rent the Runway bet on the death of clothing ownership — and now it's doubling down.
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The Hernandez administration has responded to this latest violence by doubling down on existing policies.
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And with big tech earnings kicking into high gear, traders are doubling down on Facebook.
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The ABC medical drama responded by doubling down on the obstacles for Amelia and Link.
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They are really doubling down on that position, which is horrifying and inhumane to us.
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The chain is also expanding outside of breakfast and doubling down on to-go orders.
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Barry also has said she will be doubling down on strategies first initiated by Joly.
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In fact, the administration reacted to anger over Trump's tweet by doubling down with obfuscation.
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"The Trump administration is doubling down on its own disgraceful family separation policy," Talbot said.
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So by reducing your offerings and show schedule, are you doubling down on core identity?
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Democrats countered by doubling down on local issues and avoiding the referendum on Obama's policies.
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Republicans are doubling down on the situation being a crisis in need of immediate attention.
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At the same time, however, the administration is doubling down on trying to overturn Obamacare.
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J.P. Morgan Chase is doubling down on the physical storefront known as the bank branch.
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Mr. Bloomberg continued that streak on Friday, doubling down on a defense of big business.
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They were all but doubling down during a GOP press conference on Capitol Hill Wednesday. .
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And the top donor family -- the Mercers -- is doubling-down on attacking Bill and Hillary Clinton.
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Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella is doubling down on his strategy with a new 5,000-person team
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How much money should you spend before writing off or doubling down on a marketing channel?
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Google is doubling down on bass, while Apple is just being Apple and saying it's awesome.
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"Just an unacceptable number from a great American company," Cramer said, doubling down on prior criticism.
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Panasonic is doubling down on its investment both in Tesla and the electrified future of mobility.
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There is a reason why the Vice President is doubling down what the president said earlier.
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Gucci is continuing to make it clear that it's doubling down on its commitment to diversity.
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The company has been doubling down on video ads and ads on its streaming platform Twitch.
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Rihanna is really doubling down on schooling us, and we can't say we're mad about it.
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Netflix is doubling down on interactive TV, according to a new report from Bloomberg this morning.
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The company has been doubling down on its marketplace business since spinning off PayPal last year.
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It involves doubling down on one key decision that occurs towards the middle of the episode.
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Mr Kaczynski, by contrast, is doubling down at home and picking fights with Brussels where useful.
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FlixBus, the low-cost bus service out of Europe, is doubling down on its U.S. launch.
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So it's no wonder Google's doubling down on AI even more on the Pixel 2's.
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Now, it looks like Assange is doubling down on his attempt to join the Trump clan.
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That could mean doubling down on developing and producing film projects or more books and perfume.
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Emerging markets are surging, and that has one trader doubling down on the group of stocks.
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Instead, it's doubling down, with the Sand Snakes taking over and presumably further intrigue to follow.
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For now, all we know for sure is that Netflix is doubling down on Danny Rand.
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He looks to be doubling down on a campaign of hardline immigration policies and racial resentment.
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SMITH: The president doubling down embedding Congress will deliver on the hot-button issue before November.
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Why haven't they learned that doubling down may feel macho but it further erodes public trust.
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To compete, fashion startups are doubling down on personalization and styling, which Prime Wardrobe doesn't offer.
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Now they're doubling down on that mood with "Continental Breakfast," and its actually weirdly heartwarming visual.
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We know that's not a groundbreaking realization, but doubling down on digital skills never hurt anybody.
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Samsung's doubling-down on Bixby might ultimately end up hurting the company in the long run.
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Consequently, Novartis is expanding Entresto's U.S. sales force and doubling down on direct-to-consumer ads.
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Instead of learning from their mistakes, party stalwarts are doubling down on the same failed strategy.
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Focus on facilitating greater freedom for all parties involved instead of doubling down on selfish desires.
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The White House is only doubling down on that mentality in its response to Sadler's comments.
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Now, in response to Janus, unions are doubling down on traditional member-recruitment and retention tactics.
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In fact, the mainstream media is doubling down as the very purveyors of colloquial fake news.
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With next Thursday's vote, the FCC is doubling down on its commitment to do its part.
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FEMA has moved this way, but she is doubling down and making it a department priority.
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Amazon Music, reportedly the third-largest subscription-based music service worldwide, is doubling down on voice.
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Sonos is doubling down on the custom in-home audio market with new products and partnerships.
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Yet the Democratic elite seem to be stuck on the proposition of doubling down on failure.
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Instead, Cutler is doubling down to support the unpopular - and probably dead - Trans-Pacific Partnership agreement.
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More Chinese car news: Other Western automakers are doubling down on efforts to manufacture in China.
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ASOS is doubling down on the U.S., where it's already a hot fashion site for twentysomethings.
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The 720S is a new direction for McLaren, a doubling down of the alien spaceship aesthetic.
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Instead of doubling down on gang-suppression policing, New York City should invest in better alternatives.
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Qatar has since gone its own way, doubling down on its ties with Turkey and Iran.
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But some companies are doubling down on sales across the United Arab Emirates, BuzzFeed News reports.
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Retailers may be doubling down on their online grocery offerings, but is this what consumers want?
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By doubling down on all the bad ideas that caused the problem in the first place.
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But his show has become more distinctive than ever, doubling down on comedy for comedy's sake.
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You could say he's doubling down, as some critics have written, but that's not quite right.
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While it's doubling down on subscription services, Fitbit certainly isn't giving up on its hardware ambitions.
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It's why a lot of companies are doubling down on natural gas, the cleanest fossil fuel.
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The left proved that local energy drives political and policy victories, and now they're doubling down.
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But now progressives seem intent on doubling down on exactly what has doomed them so often.
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Where Mr. van Hove diverges from previous stagings is in doubling down on the plot's brutality.
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The nation's largest retailer, Walmart, has been doubling down on its grocery and e-commerce investments.
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This resulted in Washington doubling down with a disastrous war in 2003 under the Bush administration.
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A light rail under construction will soon link the two neighborhoods, doubling down on their redevelopment.
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We also announced we&aposre doubling down on Dataiku, which is another one of my investments.
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"Our state is doubling down," said Daniel T. Schwartz, the director of the Clean Energy Institute.
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That's why IFAW and KWS are doubling down on new strategies, including a more tactical approach.
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Instead, they're doubling down on accountability for the Trump administration — and business provides a back door. Rep.
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Click on to see which items we suggest doubling down on before this sale is o-ver.
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Then there was a Diplo video—again, doubling down on bass capabilities of the Google Home Max.
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They&aposre basically doubling down on the same identity politics, P.C. focus that got them into trouble.
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Donald Trump is doubling down on his debate-night suggestion that he may reject the election results.
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But instead of giving up, I'm doubling down—doing my small part to create a better future.
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Netflix loves stories about crime and Adam Sandler, and it's doubling down on both in Murder Mystery.
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With this latest Twitch policy, it appears that Blizzard is doubling down on its pro-China stance.
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Intel is also doubling down on artificial intelligence as another key new area for its chip business.
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The company has already invested $250 million in VR content so far, and now it's doubling down.
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Now the headphones have become one of Apple's most beloved products, and the company is doubling down.
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So by not featuring women in this video, aren't you sort of doubling down on the problem?
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Instead, Democratic and Republican lawmakers aren't writing some new law — they're doubling down for a long fight.
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As for Mr Modi's party, most observers predict not a period of introspection, but a doubling down.
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And now, United is doubling down on basic economy, expanding it to new routes, including international flights.
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Large enterprises are doubling down on business intelligence, and companies like Xplenty are providing necessary background services.
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If rumors are true, Apple is doubling down on its insistence that we all need new tablets.
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We're doubling down on the analysis and adding a heaping scoop of original reporting and well, scoops.
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And they are doubling down on Braintree, which powers the mobile transactions on Uber, Airbnb and StubHub.
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The zoo responded by doubling down with a shot that featured not one, but two cute critters.
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Despite heavy investment by China's leading VCs, Silicon Valley is doubling down in the US health sector.
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Instead of doubling down on oil, the billionaire argued Occidental should have put itself up for sale.
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White House press secretary Sean Spicer, however, compounded the confusion, by doubling down on the President's assertions.
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ANAHEIM, California — Add YouTube to the growing list of digital companies doubling down on mobile live streaming.
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Switching to a first-person perspective and doubling down on scares, Resident Evil 7 shouldn't be missed.
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Floryd has helpfully expanded on her theory, doubling down on the true fact that Australia doesn't exist.
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The company is also doubling down on its commitment to selling iPhones and, yes, new services, too.
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Groups already has 1 billion monthly users, so Facebook is following the behavior pattern and doubling down.
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Index Ventures, for its part, appears to be doubling down on the growing workplace communications software category.
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We can double down on fighting for racial justice as we're doubling down on protecting free speech.
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Yet, Amazon is doubling down, by expanding the service to cars, indicating that demand could be strong.
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For Alibaba, this has meant doubling down on reaching consumers in China's second- and third-tier cities.
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Trump supporters frequently respond to these boycott threats by doubling down on their support of the brands.
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But rather than doubling down on tangible solutions, Ocasio-Cortez chose to appease her far-left base.
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And it means doubling down on the secretary-general's ambitious reform agenda to make sure it succeeds.
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Instead of doubling down on politics, the state should be agnostic about where water savings come from.
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Nonetheless, the 2018 National Defense Strategy emphasizes doubling down on the United States' conventional competitive military advantage.
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Salesforce is doubling down on its partnership with Microsoft, with which it's also sometimes been a foe.
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Suddenly, it seems, both Silicon Valley and Detroit are doubling down on their bets for autonomous vehicles.
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Yet instead of doubling down, the Trump Administration and some Senators are letting Russia divide us internally.
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Jane Fonda is doubling-down on her commitment to raising awareness about the dangers of climate change.
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"History shows that a sex strike is surprisingly effective," Milano tweeted Saturday, doubling down on her call.
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And "1996" sees Lacey doubling down on the Morrisey impression that he laid on first time around.
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The Sixers are done tanking, the Lakers are biding their time, and the Heat are doubling down.
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Ugh- Comic Con is doubling down and refusing to cancel their downtown Seattle convention in mid March.
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Higdon said that his company's cash position is strong and that it's doubling down on e-commerce.
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Today, the company is doubling down on financing with the launch of corporate cards for business customers.
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He is digging in and doubling down with his base, for whom he can do no wrong.
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Instead, her campaign ran ads — including ones on CNBC — blasting billionaires and doubling down on her plan.
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Erdogan has not helped his case by doubling down on his intransigence against the U.S., analysts say.
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For Alibaba, this has meant doubling down on reaching consumers in China's second- and third-tier cities.
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To do that, McDonald's is doubling down on breakfast, a rare growth segment for the food industry.
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Doubling down on the drug war is likely to result in increased violence, not increased public safety.
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He's interested in doubling down on the jazz tradition, in a big-tent application of that term.
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" On trade, he is doubling down, tweeting Friday morning, "We must protect our country and our workers.
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Now, Facebook (FB) is doubling down on this product, even as it continues to face privacy concerns.
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Both emphasize increased fossil fuel production on federal lands while doubling down on the most polluting ones.
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But that isn't stopping Samsung from doubling down on network equipment to take advantage of the situation.
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Home Depot execs reveal why the retailer is doubling down on home decor, how it built billion-dollar brands, and what it got wrong about millennialsIn a bid to become a one-stop-shop for customers looking to spruce up their abodes, Home Depot is doubling down on decor.
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Facebook said Wednesday that it's doing away with a desktop advertising platform and doubling down on smartphone ads.
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And Uber regional manager Meghan Joyce told Reuters that the company is "doubling down on that" this year.
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Although US oil companies are doubling down on their oil footprint, some European companies are hedging their bets.
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Amazon sells clothes and other fun products, but in 2018, the tech giant is doubling down on technology.
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I mean, Helsinki happened a week ago, and he&aposs been doubling down on Helsinki for a week.
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Some of Trump's supporters are distancing themselves from his policy on immigrant families, but others are doubling down.
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With the new flagship Kano is doubling down on touch interactions — urging kids to "make your own tablet".
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I will be making up for it and doubling down and making sure it's killer on Saturday night.
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Trump signed a new travel ban Thursday, doubling down on the most divisive action of his young presidency.
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"With this action, the state is doubling down on reckless policies that have been absolutely devastating for women."
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The company is doubling down on the multimedia performance that's made the V series popular since its inception.
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Crippling another of the emblems of "Made in China 2025" will probably mean doubling down on his goal.
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He says the corporation now understands the need to do the opposite, by doubling down on Syfy's roots.
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"I think there is blame on both sides," he said when doubling down on his original comments Tuesday.
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"For iOS 12, we're doubling down on performance," Apple's SVP of Software Engineering Craig Federighi said at WWDC.
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The browser maker has aggressively pushed for opening data and doubling down on privacy features in recent years.
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Sellers and brands may not like it, but Amazon is clearly doubling down on its private label business.
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Update: Senator Barbara Boxer is doubling down on her call for the investigation of Donald Trump's modeling agency.
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Sanders is now doubling down on his position, because of the recent wage hikes from other large companies.
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Now EcoFlow is doubling down with plans to launch two new products before the end of this year.
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Or, it might mean doubling down on protections for the kind of wild, fringe speech Jones engages in.
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It was everything you'd expect…and in Trumpland, you need a doubling-down tweet hours after the hubbub.
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Amber Tamblyn is doubling down on her allegation about James Woods after the actor called it a lie.
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The two are also doubling down on their partnership as far as the actual lidar tech being used.
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Twitter has focused heavily on video and is doubling down on it given the success it is seeing.
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Starbucks is launching a new drink — the Cloud Macchiato — doubling down on beverages that keep customers coming back.
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He denied sending the texts and, doubling down on the lie, accused Thomas of sending them to himself.
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NEW YORK — StyleHaul is doubling down on the the popularity of millennial mom-geared content and virtual reality.
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Trump Jr. later shot back, doubling down that Acosta had proved existing barriers along the border were working.
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It's why Hallmark is making millions of dollars, and why Netflix is now doubling down on the fun.
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Because he posted a blog about it, doubling down on his instructions to (predominately male) country radio programmers.
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And yet, the more I thought about them, the more I found myself doubling down on my position.
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So, as you prepare for your meeting, know that Putin is doubling down on Crimea on all fronts.
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At this year's I/O developer conference, it seems like Google's doubling down with the Nest Hub Max.
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That strategy includes doubling down on segments where Ford has historically been strongest — trucks, utilities, and muscle cars.
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The best argument for doubling down on 2100th-century nuclear power technology is that we know it works.
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"I'm going to continue doubling down on health and biology in this second fund," he told Business Insider.
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"We're gonna launch an investigation to find out," Trump said, doubling down on his Wednesday-morning Twitter announcement.
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By doubling down on US support for Sisi, Trump is not fighting the ideology of radical Islamic terrorism.
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Donald Trump's doubling down on his accusers ... promising to sue them as soon as the votes are counted.
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Extremist groups are doubling down to amplify their public activities, which are happening less frequently, Mr. Segal said.
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"They're doubling down on their strategy: They are going much more to the high end," Ms. Ruth said.
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When the vehicle got stuck, Ms. Moremong reversed and tried a slightly different angle instead of doubling down.
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"I just think it's doubling down on their strategy, which is to make the case about Donald Trump."
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The pair addressed the issue head-on during Tuesday night's debate, with both doubling down on their positions.
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Donald Trump and the G.O.P. have not, instead doubling down on their extremist positions, both domestically and abroad.
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"I wish my seat had been taken by a G20 leader doubling down on their commitment," she said.
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"I wish my seat had been taken by a G20 leader doubling down on their commitment," she said.
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And Trump, despite the criticism he and Pence have faced over their Ireland visits, is only doubling down.
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As the dollar menu dies off at most chains, Taco Bell is doubling down on $20203 menu items.
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One technician is doubling down on his call for 10-year yields to move closer to 3.93 percent.
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In addition to "doubling down" in those markets, Ms. Schaefer said, the company will push into new regions.
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Maybe the key to Nintendo's future success isn't redefining how they make games, but doubling down on horny?
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We are doubling down on health and fitness because we realize that's what people are using it for.
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Appointing Bannon suggests that, far from running from this form of politics, Trump is doubling down on it.
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And it's doubling down on the claim that its system remains, despite the crash, safer than without it.
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I'm doubling down on my commitment to elect leaders who care about our future, and you should too.
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Now in the next phase of her career in the public eye, Obama seems to be doubling down.
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And in typical fashion, the Trump team appears to be doubling down on his claims in the aftermath.
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GIGOT: Still ahead, President Trump doubling down on auto tariff threats, despite growing opposition from lawmakers and industry leaders.
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These are ideas are really powerful, and so we should be doubling down on doing even more of that.
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The FBI has asked the Department of Justice to refute the claim, while the White House is doubling down.
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That Trump won states and voters that had twice gone to President Obama hasn't stopped Democrats from doubling down.
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Rather than changing course, Brownback said, Myanmar authorities were "doubling down" by opening a new front in Kachin state.
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But Tim Cook apparently loves this shit, so Apple is doubling down and bringing new features to ARKit 2.
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So yes this is a winning issue for the president, that is why he&aposs doubling down on it.
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Instead, the politician who most directly opposes Donald Trump—presumptive Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton—is doubling down on Merkelism.
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Grab is also doubling down on Indonesia, where it recently announced plans to invest $250 million in local startups.
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Until then, it's doubling down on its idea that Trump's tweets are an integral part of the news cycle.
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Third, by selecting Fiorina, Cruz is doubling down on a strategy that didn't work for John McCain in 2008.
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In today's bubble, VCs are facing mounting skepticism about these unprofitable enterprises and doubling down to protect their investments.
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Spotify is now doubling down on this algorithmic bit of magic with a new weekly playlist called Release Radar.
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In its closing arguments before the November midterm elections, the Republican Party is doubling down on the culture war.
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And coming up, President Trump is doubling down yet again on something that&aposs driving Democrats and liberals crazy.
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Despite the tepid reception for Facebook Stories, the social network is doubling down on its full-screen Camera feature.
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In addition to this "slowed down" matching, OK Cupid is also doubling down on its question-and-answer feature.
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ARNOLD: It doesn&apost help the people of Philadelphia, and this is just the city of Philadelphia doubling down.
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McAdam also commented on the Yahoo acquisition, which suggests that Verizon is doubling down on the digital media business.
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New York (CNN Business)Abigail Disney is doubling down on her criticism of executive pay at her family's company.
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But the way to solve that is not by doubling down on the actions that brought about the criticism.
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Commentary from executives in recent weeks suggests they are doubling down on existing accomplishments and innovations to boost production.
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Now, he's been scrambling for months, if not longer, doubling down crafting rules to herd his trolling-prone cats.
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America is not in retreat — It is doubling down on democracy and renewing its relationships with its core allies.
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Bush first blasted Trump as a "jerk" last month, but has been doubling down on it in recent days.
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Many of these companies are frantically doubling down on video production, through which they can sell more expensive ads.
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Now, as the idea of sustainability starts to gain wider traction, the firm is doubling down on the concept.
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In fact, Bigler and Hoverboard Technologies are doubling down on safety on the GeoBlade by making its batteries removable.
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In fact, the U.S. firm is literally doubling down with plans to more than double its staff in Singapore.
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So it doesn't seem like backing away from behavioral, there's something, they seem to be doubling down in behavioral.
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Instead the government seems to be doubling down on its well-worn recipe of debt- and investment-fuelled growth.
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The funding will be used by Freetrade for further growth and product development, including "doubling down" on engineering hires.
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What had been a missed opportunity is now worse than useless, doubling down on the failed defined benefit model.
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Alibaba is doubling down on its logistics affiliate Cainiao, two years after acquiring a majority stake in the firm.
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Home Depot is doubling down on tool rentals in a bid to win over pro builders and drive sales
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They have found their niche in spouting incredibly offensive things, doubling down on their divisive rhetoric and never apologizing.
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In order to stop treating ISPs differently the FCC is doubling down on treating one industry differently than another.
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Now Pruitt is doubling down on this strategy, and it appears that this is what he's most comfortable with.
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Trump defended the move on Twitter Friday morning, doubling down on what he says are the benefits of tariffs.
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As Amazon grows in the brick-and-mortar world with Whole Foods, Wal-Mart is doubling down on digital.
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Some argue that we should be doubling down on vehicle electrification instead, but it's not an either or proposition.
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While Amazon and Google emphasized home automation with their smart speakers, Apple is doubling down on audio with HomePod.
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That's why IRL is doubling-down on event discovery through influencers, which you can't do anywhere else at scale.
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Some people within the party want to stick to its religious roots, doubling down on a socially conservative message.
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Trump and these Republicans seem to be doubling down on a belief that politics is all about the base.
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"Men are doubling down on their daddy duties," said Karyn Twaronite, global diversity and inclusiveness officer at Ernst & Young.
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The retail industry is doubling down on digital to keep its unexpectedly strong holiday performance from becoming a fluke.
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Its current hiring surge, then, is more a doubling down on that bet than a tangible payoff on it.
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Rather than accepting their shameful role in deceiving voters over what was possible, they are doubling down on denunciation.
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But the president appears to be doubling down on his point about the military spending of NATO member countries.
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Andreessen Horowitz is doubling down on its first Brazil investment with Loft, a two-year-old real estate marketplace.
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Advocates hope doubling down on that on-the-ground work will fill the void left by the Trump administration.
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Burke told CNN that comments like those from Rotunno amounted to "doubling down on stereotypes" about sexual assault victims.
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He then spins off what he considers less attractive or speculative businesses, doubling down on the larger profitable segments.
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By doubling down with his ultrareligious allies, Netanyahu has confronted voters with a stark choice for their next government.
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Walmart is also doubling down on delivery through its partnership with Chinese delivery and logistics firm Dada-JD Daojia.
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"She is playing the woman card," he said, doubling-down on his repeated criticism of the former first lady.
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Certainly the world of New York theater is doubling down this summer on its commitment to reflection and resistance.
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However, doubling down on the coal industry also further exposed the company to the same challenges facing all miners.
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Now, with his recent directives, Trump is doubling-down on the idea of creating immigration law through executive fiat.
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AOL founder Steve Case is doubling down on his bet that the future of startups is outside Silicon Valley.
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By doubling down on Guantánamo and what it represents, Trump is adding fuel to the fire of terrorist incitement.
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Still, it makes sense for Apple to be doubling down on this type of technology for a few reasons.
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If anything, Viacom was doubling down on the studio: We are open for business, so bring us your scripts.
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Doubling down on cooking tech can make you feel like you're starring in your very own Food Network show.
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So it wasn't so depressing as it was doubling down on something I already felt needed to be broadcast.
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Doubling down on the controversy, one of Salvini's ministers recently called for the scrapping of hate crime laws altogether.
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The fast-food chain is doubling down on affordability, building out its value menu with new limited-time offerings.
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The Point: Lindsey Graham is doubling down on tackling the climate crisis, but it's not clear Trump will follow suit.
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Nonetheless, some lawmakers are doubling down on "tough on crime" policies in an attempt to deal with the opioid epidemic.
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In that sense, Elon Musk spent today's Tesla shareholder meeting doubling down on being exactly who you think he is.
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Cloud giant Oracle has been quietly doubling down on expansion in Austin as well, according to the Austin Business Journal.
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It's a strategy that appears to have worked for the Blaze, so the company is really just doubling down here.
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As it is, Cyrus is doubling down on a message of freedom, which was already something we knew she supports.
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Baidu's robots may fail to stun a contemporary audience, but Robin Li is doubling down on a future beyond 2017.
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Alec Baldwin is doubling down on his claim that Melania Trump is a big fan of his Donald Trump impression.
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With Cersei doubling down at King's Landing and Jaime riding north to Winterfell, he might be the last Lannister standing.
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I recently left a lucrative job to pursue freelance writing full-time, and I'm doubling down on zero-dollar days.
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We're doubling down on it now too, and video is something you will see a lot more of from us.
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In March, Coe announced the possibility of doubling down on penalties against Russia as he was facing his own crisis.
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Now, months after the initial wave of backlash, Stanfield is doubling down on his opinion, this time without any humor.
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"We should be doubling-down on the President's successful, pro-growth policies, including tax cuts and regulatory relief," he added.
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Nonetheless, Rachel Notley, who leads the province's left-leaning New Democratic Party (NDP) government, is doubling down on fossil fuel.
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Headphone makers have responded accordingly, with everyone doubling down on wireless models, from Bose's QC218 to B&W's P23 Wireless.
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Conservatives are talking about nuclear, big hydro, big coal + CCS, and doubling down on limited fossil fuels like natural gas.
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Doubling down on Snap Map is a smart move because its one of the few areas where Facebook can't follow.
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McClendon wrote that the company is "doubling down" on its mapping investment but didn't say how much it would spend.
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India, meanwhile, is doubling down on the falling price of solar energy, substituting solar panels for new coal-fired plants.
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Stone returns to Twitter at a time when the company is doubling down in its efforts to boost user growth.
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Metro Exodus, out last week, is the logical output of a couple of decades of doubling down on these ideas.
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Doubling down on the "Ossoff is too risky" national security messaging because Republican internal polling showed it was damaging him.
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United Airlines is doubling down on its apology after a Kentucky doctor was violently dragged from a plane on Sunday.
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We should be doubling down to make North America even more competitive, while creating jobs for the future global competition.
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Last year the Chinese government also tightened general Internet regulations, doubling down on its long standing real-name registration rules.
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"So we considered doubling down and when we did that, we noticed how great an opportunity it was," he said.
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YouTube and its rival Facebook have been doubling down on music streaming deals with record labels over the past year.
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Instead, Trump is doubling down on his narrative: The Democrats are just mad and jealous because they lost the election.
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States could dramatically scale back benefits by doubling down on policies that limit medications or cut reimbursements to health plans.
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That can mean pivoting away from the previous strategy or doubling down on what's helped find success in the past.
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Some of the poorest nations in the world are doubling down on trade as a means to generate prosperity domestically.
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Doubling down on anti-trade populism is especially risky for Democrats at a time when Americans increasingly support global engagement.
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In fact, what Congress is doing now is doubling-down on their obsequiousness to the president, ignoring their constitutional obligations.
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The Democrats say they are serving the purposes of diversity by doubling down on policies that have failed for decades.
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Doubling down on zooming wouldn't have been an issue if the Pixel 4 also had a third ultra-wide lens.
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But that would only be true if doubling down on a criminal act were, in this case, anything but foolish.
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Kirk registers to lobby MORE (R-Ill.) is doubling down on his contention that the Obama administration's case against Sen.
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Trump in recent days has been doubling down on his position that trained teachers should be armed to protect students.
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Instead of doubling down by extending this unfair and ineffective program, it's time to repeal the EV credit for good.
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The President is doubling down on a number of issues that are not smart political bets for the Republican Party.
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The acquisition will strengthen Flipkart's fashion segment against Amazon, which has been doubling down on its investments in the country.
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In fact, he is doubling down on passing a bill that he asserts will avert an otherwise inevitable genuine bailout.
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Warren sent out a fundraising email to supporters shortly after the announcement, doubling down on her denouncement of the network.
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By doubling down on China, Airbnb is trying to succeed where another big U.S. consumer tech startup, Uber, recently struggled.
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"I want to be in a position where I'm full comfortably doubling down if things really go wrong," he said.
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He's created distraction, persistent lying works, you know he's just doubling down on the negative parts of all these tools.
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When people make risky decisions, like doubling down in blackjack or investing in volatile stocks, what happens in the brain?
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"I want to be in a position where I'm fully comfortable doubling down if things really go wrong," he said.
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The Grizzlies doubling down on Grit and Grind—and pure defiant weirdness—are the transactions that sum it up best.
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But, with Facebook doubling down on live streaming with its userbase of over 1.65 billion, Twitter needs to explore synergies.
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Dense & Pika are known for thunderous club tracks that truly test speaker stacks by doubling down on thudding bass drums.
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Snapchat is doubling down on private messaging as Instagram and Facebook Messenger clone and steal usage from its Stories feature.
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And in these final weeks before the election, rather than tacking to the middle, he seems to be doubling down.
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This suggests Brazil's right wing administration is doubling down on its fiscal discipline and commitment to meeting its budget targets.
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With that in mind, General Manager Brian Cashman said he was doubling down and tripling down on his starting catcher.
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But doubling down is what speculators do, and — at least in the short term — they are profiting from their efforts.
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Ms. Ingraham made similar arguments on Friday night's episode of her Fox News show before doubling down against Mr. James.
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For now, it appears to be a doubling down on the business nearest and dearest to his heart, the news.
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I wanted to know, would the idea of doubling down on revealing herself seem like a thrill or a nightmare?
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But our critic says that his show has become more distinctive than ever, doubling down on comedy for comedy's sake.
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Doubling down on financial services, the company seeks to become the go-to capital provider to its millions of customers.
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Cramer broke down the quarterly reports for and department chains, doubling down on his investment thesis about the retail sector.
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Walmart's move to open a second health center signals that the retail giant is doubling down on its healthcare efforts.
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Instead, Russia is doubling down on how the Turkish troops were close to terrorists at the time of the attack.
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But the company has held tightly to its position, even doubling down in a tweet at Warren on Saturday night.
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Atlanta police responded by doubling down on their version of events, citing the CDC as the source of the information.
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For those in the healthcare industry, it means doubling down on work — and facing discrimination from others assuming they're contaminated.
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Instead, Zuckerberg is doubling down on Facebook's efforts to connect the world -- and find new ways to profit from it.
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What's odder, though, is that Wilde, who recently directed the acclaimed "feminist high school movie" Booksmart, is doubling-down, too.
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Netflix has been doubling down on its original content budget, spending up to $8 billion on original content in 2018.
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"Instead of doubling down on dismantling firearm legislation, we would be better off enforcing the existing rules," said Mr. Muggah.
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The release did little to satisfy Democrats, with Speaker Pelosi doubling down on her call for a formal impeachment inquiry.
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"It's not hard to imagine [Delrahim] doubling down to send a message to companies," an industry analyst told Business Insider.
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Yet, surprisingly, President Trump appears to be doubling down on this exact group that is already saturated and holding them back.
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The InfoWars hack that first shared the video won't admit that it's manipulated and is doubling down on that bullshit assertion.
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A transformation may sound like Mayer doubling down, but much of the details point to a company preparing to entertain bidders.
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Trump doubling down on fair trade on twitter, calling it, quote, fooled trade when America gets stuck with a losing deal.
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Hong Kong-listed Razer has in recent years been doubling down on fintech to prove it's more than a hardware company.
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"G2 is doubling down on international growth and continuing our investment in world-class content creation," Rodriguez said in a statement.
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Still, the company keeps doubling down and debuting two-hour grocery delivery at zero cost to Prime members in new markets.
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For the launch of its new Galaxy Note 8 smartphone, Samsung is — not surprisingly — doubling down on the whole support thing.
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The news comes one day after a report that Google is doubling down on its commitment to Cardboard and virtual reality.
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Update: In a new interview with The Cut, Gwyneth Paltrow is doubling down on her defense of the (ridiculous) V-steam.
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After Waititi gave his somewhat stunning initial answer, he met the silence of the reporters by doubling down on keyboard complaints.
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Why do you think the American Psychiatric Association has taken the stance that it has, doubling down on the Goldwater rule?
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But too many Democrats and liberals are doubling down on the behavior, comments, and delusions that put them in this mess.
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E-commerce company Shopify is doubling down on its mobile product ambitions with today's acquisition of digital product studio Tiny Hearts.
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The firm also plans to increase the amount of investments outside Finland, doubling down on Sweden, the Nordics and the Baltics.
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Peter Thiel, true to his reputation as the most contrarian soul in Silicon Valley, is doubling down on Donald J. Trump.
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The company sees the capital fueling international expansion and launching products into new verticals, as well as doubling down on employees.
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He is doubling down on a misguided attack because, as a textbook narcissist, he can never admit that he is wrong.
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Republicans should be doubling down on our policies that have delivered lower taxes, a growing economy and near record-low unemployment.
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Deliver is doubling down on its largest base in Russia, where it has more than 59,000 confirmed drivers registered, so far.
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Trello, Atlassian's project management tool, is doubling down on its efforts to become a better service for managing projects at work.
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India is doubling down on its push to replace gasoline and diesel vehicles on its streets with environmentally friendly electric cars.
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It won't stop Donald Trump from doubling down on defending people who marched with neo-Nazis and members of the KKK.
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"Where everybody's closing and going smaller, we're actually doubling down in the stores where we're having tremendous performance," the CEO said.
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As Mashable noted last week, Snapchat is taking advantage of that position over Facebook by doubling down on hard news content.
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Jia's plans also have the company doubling down on its TV offerings, which has long been one of LeEco's bedrock businesses.
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Plus, Recode reported last month that NBCUniversal was doubling down, and the news seemed to be confirmed by a Delaware filing.
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By all indications, the Trump administration will be doubling down on its own anti-immigrant rhetoric in the months to come.
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Promising to restore the rustbelt by doubling-down on cheap Chinese imports is, it seems, an easy, patriotic message to sell.
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At a time when we need to be moving towards 100 percent renewable energy, Trump is doubling down on fossil fuels.
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Trump took to Twitter Friday morning to defend the move, doubling down on what he says are the benefits of tariffs.
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An internal raise can also indicate that an existing backer — Index — is doubling down and choosing to keep new backers out.
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A House chairman is doubling down on his probe into the state attorneys general looking into claims that Exxon Mobil Corp.
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An Instacart exec reveals why his company is doubling down on booze and taking on 'antiquated' alcohol laws across the US
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In a statement issued the same day, he indicated that he might even be interested in doubling down on his position.
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Ending the killing of black people requires doubling down on investments in communities — not the police or the criminal justice system.
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Senate Republicans are doubling down on their threat to change the Senate's rules in order to more quickly clear Trump's nominees.
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That material, combined with Revocation doubling down on death metal, makes for a frightening trip into ghastly figures and fiery riffs.
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They are now doubling down to make sure they aren't sitting on any data that could get them in more trouble.
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First, if Smoak continues to be for real in July/August, do the Jays consider doubling-down and extending him again?
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Zawadziński started one of the first blog advertising platforms in Poland and sold two companies before doubling down on Piwik Pro.
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"In its race to close Gitmo, the Obama administration is doubling down on policies that put American lives at risk," Rep.
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In it, he announced areas that the company was doubling down on and a slew of promotions to support those priorities.
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Doubling down on that failed strategy — by announcing an additional 100-basis-point cut Sunday evening — was just useless and desperate.
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This is just him doubling down to stay with the only team he's known, and remain an iconoclast among his peers.
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Bringing on the team from HTC is a sign that Google is doubling down on plans to produce its own hardware.
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The result is likely to be at least a near-term doubling down on American biofuels use, no matter the cost.
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The soda company is doubling down on energy drinks and with an eye toward turning around its struggling Mountain Dew brand.
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India could oblige Mr. Trump, while simultaneously furthering its own interests, by doubling down on an aid-based strategy in Afghanistan.
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Instead, they stamp their feet and cry about some imagined history being erased, because doubling down is the only remaining option.
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San Francisco (CNN Business)California is doubling down on plans to use QR Codes in its fight against illicit cannabis sales.
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As countries start thinking about doubling down on their commitments to decrease emissions, oil prices will continue to drop, Andersen said.
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The new strategy, according to Garden, includes doubling down on compostable food packaging, which is in a trial phase, sources said.
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Second, we have the Democratic Party and most of Trump's opponents clinging to and doubling down on a demonstrably failed strategy.
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Apple is doubling down on its quest to turn its stores into more than just a stop on a shopping trip.
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"Expanding and doubling down on stop-and-frisk policies is not among the suggestions, I think for obvious reasons," Earnest said.
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Lee told The Independent that Trump appeared to be showing signs of delusion by doubling down on falsehoods and conspiracy theories.
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For the past couple months, she has been backing and filling, first doubling down on single-payer, then retreating a bit.
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Salesforce, for example, has been doubling down on its machine learning capabilities by acquiring a bunch of artificial-intelligence startups lately.
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Kanye West is doubling down with what he hopes will become a movement ... to allow people to recapture freedom of thought.
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The hub Otherwise, George says, Microsoft is doubling down on its strategy of helping companies large and small adopt the IoT.
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"Twitter is doubling down and providing a live stream of CBSN's convention coverage for free," industry watcher Eric Anthony of StreamingObserver.
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Instead, the company&aposs leadership -- or lack thereof -- is doubling down on the same exact business model that has been failing investors.
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Astonishingly, the original crew of investors is essentially doubling down their $20 million investment from a little less than a year ago.
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Lowry has found resolve in his struggles, doubling down on the shots and decisions that helped guide him to a career season.
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Now the company is doubling down on its ability to help you find your next show with the launch of personalized recommendations.
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No one actually wants this, but that's not stopping Motorola from doubling down and insisting that the modular phone's time has arrived.
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While most of the team is in Paris, Partech is doubling down on the U.S. by expanding its team on the ground.
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The brand also attracted interest from Forever 21, Amazon — which has been doubling down on private-label clothing brands — and other retailers.
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So I'm glad the company is doubling down on this unique device type and making some significant improvements with a new model.
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"There's not much that Congress can do if the President is doubling down on his support for the Turkish invasion," said Murphy.
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Now, she's doubling down with a $87 million fund focused on telemedicine, products for managing chronic diseases, clinical research solutions, and more.
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Kia has said for years that it would build a rear wheel drive sedan, and now it's doubling down on its promise.
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The newfound association with the Nest line, coupled with a built-in Nest security camera, finds Google doubling down on that functionality.
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The political parties are likely doubling down on their cybersecurity investments right now, said Justin Harvey, chief security officer of Fidelis Cybersecurity.
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Now, Samsung's doubling-down on its edgy decision by adding many more panels when you swipe from the side of the phone.
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This led to even more fanart, but with either a few tweaks to the official design or people doubling down on it.
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Now, WeWork is preparing itself for Wall Street's scrutiny by buying growth, investing in new technologies and doubling down on talented teams.
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Stranger Things is doubling down on its nostalgia quotient by casting two icons of '80s and '90s pop culture for Season 2.
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Singer Melanie Martinez is doubling down on her denial of the recent sexual assault allegations leveled against her by a former friend.
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Walmart is doubling down on its technology innovations in its brick-and-mortar stores in an effort to better compete with Amazon.
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I found a sector doubling down on safety, but unsure how to communicate the limitations of existing technology to a wary public.
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Zuckerberg's counter-argument also aligns with Facebook doubling down on what only its service, and not Twitter or news websites, can offer.
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The updates, which are more iterative than revolutionary, also confirm that the company seems to be doubling down on the enterprise route.
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Despite this setback, Prime Minister Theresa May is doubling down on her government's efforts to push its Brexit bill through parliament unchanged.
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So, in post November 2016 election, will a doubling down on these tactics yield success, or further defeat for the Democrat party?
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Panera is doubling down on its clean initiatives, this time by labeling its soft drinks and launching some sweet, low sugar beverages.
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If you're a fan of the Stories format, Google has good news: It's "doubling down" on Stories in search, including AMP Stories.
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WE ARE INVESTING IN LEANING IN TO NEW TECHNOLOGY, THEY'RE DOUBLING DOWN ON OLD TECHNOLOGY WITH A BIG COST TAKE OUT PLAY.
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THEY ARE DOUBLING DOWN ON A LOT OF OLDER STORAGE PRODUCTS, SERVER PRODUCTS, AND THEN THEY ARE GOING TO TAKE COST OUT.
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J.C. Penney is doubling down on its bets on makeup and appliances, as it looks to lure more people to its stores.
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But even some international human rights groups critical of the Cuban government say that would mean doubling down on a failed policy.
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That means expanding to new markets and doubling down on our existing markets by adding new products and services to the platform.
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One of the strengths of the The Mandalorian is that it expands Stars Wars, rather than just doubling down on old characters.
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But the interim government is doubling down on austerity, and has generated all the investor confidence of a big, fat banana republic.
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He seems to be undeterred, though, covering his son Jaden's forum-rap singles and doubling down on his extremely wholesome Instagram feed.
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Interestingly, Dynamic Signal is actually also doubling down on integrating with the very tools that might one day become its biggest competitors.
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The chant at Wednesday night's rally in North Carolina followed days of Trump doubling down on his attacks on freshman Democratic Reps.
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It seems the President is doubling down on his Russia strategy, even as he continues to weather intense, bipartisan criticism over it.
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South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham, one of the president's top congressional defenders, tried to absolve Trump's racism by doubling down on it.
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North Korea may be doubling down on its efforts to make money by hacking, according to new research by cybersecurity firm Proofpoint.
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Over the last few years, Pinterest has been doubling down on being the go-to visual search tool, most recently with Lens.
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"This is something that I see us doubling down, for sure," said Joaquin Quinonero Candela, the company's director of applied machine learning.
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But that's precisely because responding to bad publicity by doubling down and smearing critics is the way a child would handle things.
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The deal underscores how eBay is at the same time pulling back from general plays while doubling down on more targeted opportunities.
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But that didn't stop Davis from doubling down on a pretty bad take, and casually insulting everyone else who actually knew better.
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There can be no doubt that today, a number of companies are back to doubling down on OpenStack as their core focus.
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As Tencent Music, China's largest streaming firm, reportedly stalls on its proposed U.S. IPO, one of its closest challengers is doubling down.
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"We give them the data and the dashboard to start really doubling down and focusing on podcasting as a medium," he said.
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According to Clarke, ISIS propagandists are doubling down in part because they've never really backed away from a claim of responsibility before.
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The only way to continue our progress is by doubling down on education and securing a strong economy for generations to come.
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If anything, the Turkish President looks to be doubling down in challenging the US and the global financial markets -- two formidable opponents.
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The reorganization is "really doubling down on the cloud as the fundamental platform for Microsoft," said Ed Anderson, an analyst at Gartner.
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After doubling down on the adaption's satirical approach by turning Hitler into an imaginary friend, Waititi had to sway studios and actors.
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Maybe it's time for Washington to rethink its policy toward Tehran rather than doubling down on the failed policies of the past.
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While important, just condemning China's ruthless practices is unlikely to be enough when Mr. Xi is doubling down on his totalitarian ways.
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As Rupert Murdoch unloads $52.4 billion worth of assets to Disney, one thing is clear: He is doubling down on Fox News.
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Pence spoke after Trump, doubling down on the president's confidence while confirming an increase in precautionary measures for travelers and medical workers.
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The Maduro government, doubling down on the disastrous economic policies imposed by the late President Hugo Chavez, has produced a social cataclysm.
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Consumer hardware guru Tony Fadell is doubling down on his call for tech companies to provide better tools to manage digital addiction.
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But instead of doubling down on factionalism, which could have spiraled into violence, Tunisian leaders chose a path of compromise and restraint.
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King has also faced criticism for doubling down on his assertion that rape and incest shouldn't be factored into decisions concerning abortion.
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Although the push for charter schools has created both enormous controversy and mixed results, top philanthropists in this field are doubling down.
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Pandora is doubling down on personalization and revamping its app in order to better compete with rivals like Spotify and Apple Music.
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A recent note from UBS analyzed the strategies that global grocery retailers are doubling down on to create a "pull" business model.
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"I don't think it's a sustainable business model doubling down on a shrinking base and systematically alienating so many groups," said Abramowitz.
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The world's biggest carbon emitter is doubling down on coal, a new report finds, and global investment in clean energy is faltering.
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He's "doubling down on one of his favorite base-rallying issues with the midterm elections just days away," CNN's Pentagon team says.
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He's sticking to his guns and doubling down on his view of what is required of him under the special counsel regulations.
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But by aligning corporate pay with performance goals, Kraus is doubling down on odds that his fund managers will outperform from beginning.
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With Taubman, Simon is doubling down on its thesis that the best and most profitable malls in America will survive, analysts say.
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Kurian told Reuters in an interview that doubling down on analytics made sense as he looked to fill gaps in his unit.
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When scientists struggle to communicate with the public, they often respond by doubling down: more data, more charts, more lines of evidence.
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Uber, which is gearing up to go public early next year, is really doubling down on this whole multi-modal transportation provider effort.
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The company announced recently that it will be doubling down its efforts in the country with a factory it's deemed the world's largest.
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But it's a bummer that the New Horizons team is doubling down on the name, despite already knowing about its nefarious second meaning.
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It will be doubling down on that with the acquisition of a premium supermarket chain like Whole Foods (sometimes known as Whole Paycheck).
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In March it sealed that promise by doubling down on its dovish stance and scaling back projected 2019 interest-rate increases to zero.
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On Monday, the White House further undercut Tillerson's role, doubling down on Trump's stance that diplomacy has no place in a nuclear crisis.
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Even after launching its ad-free YouTube Premium subscription service last May, YouTube has seemingly been doubling-down on its ad-supported model.
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That is why the vice president is doubling down on it and the Democrats are fools to go with this abolish ICE message.
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The network itself has sought to reframe the story by doubling down on the idea that audiences may just have shifted to streaming.
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Now, Pinterest is doubling down on this idea with its acquisition of Instapaper, an app that's all about what you aspire to read.
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While opponents of homeownership claim it's "the American nightmare, " self-made millionaire David Bach is doubling down on his faith in real estate.
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Samsung's doubling down on its headphones also stands in stark contrast to Apple, which infamously removed the headphone jack on the iPhone 7.
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On Tuesday, Facebook doubled down on its commitment to pushing social media into virtual reality ("doubling down" is literally the language they used).
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For its 75th anniversary in 2014, Leive lead its redesign, doubling-down on fashion coverage and pushing for content that was unabashedly feminist.
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"We have to shore up defenses," he said, adding that the government is "doubling down" on a clean-up at hotels and attractions.
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This will include doubling-down on what it calls a "multi-local approach" and fine-tuning the Teamleader product for country-specific needs.
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This message is not a new one, but the doubling down and commitment to it at the highest level is new and significant.
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In line with that, the company is also doubling down on tech with plans to increase its engineering numbers from 50 to 100.
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He thanked Tesla for "doubling down" on its commitment in Nevada, and said the company had already provided economic growth in the area.
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Doubling down on the science fiction, Hyundai included a floating chair in its concept that moves seamlessly between the house and the car.
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Amid questions about whether Trump's rhetoric was to blame for the violence, the White House has been doubling down on blaming the media.
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It's a sign that Virgin Hyperloop One is doubling down on building a passenger-ready hyperloop, rather than one that just transports cargo.
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Musk is also doubling down on his own investment and now intends to buy up to 102,880 shares in stock worth $25 million.
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But doubling down on Europe is a counter-intuitive response to his difficulties at home, where the gilets jaunes denounce remote, technocratic elites.
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Not even taking care of George Clooney's newborn twins could keep Matt Damon from doubling down on his longtime feud with Jimmy Kimmel.
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Now Messenger is doubling down with integration into Facebook's full-fledged Houseparty clone called Bonfire that was just spotted in the wild yesterday.
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He also pointed out that existing institutional investors aren't exiting during this round, with Andreessen Horowitz and Baillie Gifford actually doubling down somewhat.
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Alibaba's link with Paytm isn't new, but the doubling down on its stake and the Paytm mall launch show a choice has been.
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After earlier coercive diplomacy failed to produce a military uprising, the Trump administration is doubling down on its efforts to drive regime change.
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On March 16, the duo are doubling down on this sort of imagery with the release of a new record called New Path.
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He maintained his call that the tech giant should get into health care, doubling down on the idea in conversation with a caller.
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" The company is doubling down on that messaging this year, Nudi said, "to clearly communicate the health benefits of this product to boomers.
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He&aposs now doubling down on his threat to shut down the federal government if Democrats don&apost agree to fund his wall.
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Doubling down on that kind of mistake by putting together a massive infrastructure plan would more than likely make things worse all around.
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There already has been some criticism, however, of Disney effectively doubling down on a live sports strategy that has been flagging via ESPN.
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Announced today, the Bolt returns those core technologies and introduces some new elements, while doubling down on the new-found focus of education.
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The new money came from Rembrandt Venture Partners and included previous investors Carmel Ventures and Lightspeed Venture Partners doubling down on their commitments.
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This year, Apple is "doubling down on performance," said SVP Craig Federighi, focusing on improvements that make devices faster — especially Apple's oldest devices.
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MakerBot announced new products back in September after a fairly long stretch of silence, doubling down on its commitment to the educational sector.
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As Tim Cook loves to say, Apple has no interest in selling user data, so it's doubling down on its commitment to privacy.
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Conservatives in the real America are doubling down on the moral high horse even as they vote against healthcare, education, and safety measures.
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Obamacare defenders (myself included) rebutted these attacks by doubling down on the argument that the law's entire structure would collapse without a mandate.
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China, now the second-largest economy in the world, has been doubling down on efforts to clean up its air, water and land.
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On the other hand, the Green New Deal advocates would claim economic stability arises by removing oil from the equation, not doubling down.
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Top software executive Craig Federighi said Apple is "doubling down on performance" in the latest update to make devices faster and more responsive.
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Trump, who has a history of doubling down on his position when he comes under criticism, earlier on Thursday lashed out at Sens.
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But that hasn't stopped the president from doubling down on the issue, even as census materials are being printed without the controversial question.
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Nissan is doubling down on the technology, teaming up with BMW to build a nationwide network of chargers like Tesla has already done.
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Sadly, the Trump administration is not known as much for acknowledging its policy mistakes as it is for doubling down on failed policies.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Peter Thiel, true to his reputation as the most contrarian soul in Silicon Valley, is doubling down on Donald J. Trump.
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Just this week, the streaming giant released a new Your Daily Podcast playlist, which shows they're doubling down on their interest in podcasts.
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Senate Democrats are doubling down on their push to create a commission to probe allegations that Russia meddled in the White House race.
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The deal comes as Apple is doubling down on the market and looking to strengthen ties with local Chinese partners and government bodies.
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For most of the month now, I've been running Thanksgiving practice drills at home, testing new recipes and doubling down on old ones.
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Second, doubling down on earning opportunities with my main points currencies, like Chase Ultimate Rewards and Marriott Bonvoy points, was my primary concern.
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Yet the album's most compelling narrative is Val's relationship with herself—addressing self-doubt, accepting her ambitions, and doubling down to pursue them.
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"For iOS 12, we are doubling down on performance," Craig Federighi, Apple's senior vice president of software engineering, said during WWDC's opening keynote.
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But the millennial-bashing of Scarborough and company suggests an alternative, one that parallels Trump's doubling-down on the white vote in 2016.
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What do you think about Trump doubling down on his statement that Judge Gonzalo Curiel can't be fair because of his Mexican heritage?
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Notably, BenevolentAI does not have any backing from more traditional VCs, which more generally have been doubling down on investments in AI startups.
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Update: The Knicks, for some reason, won't let this one go and have released another statement, doubling down on their anti-Oakley sentiment.
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In the future, the company is considering doubling-down on premium developer services to help them build more on top of the blockchain.
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He took it to 11, doubling down and spitting sheer anger all over, including evangelical Christians who pulled the holy lever for Trump.
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Unfortunately, by doubling down on abstinence programs and gutting evidence-based sexual health promotion, we risk halting, perhaps even reversing these positive trends.
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There are solutions for that problem, but buying straps to keep my fitted sheets in place feels like doubling down on the scam.
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"As the Trump administration pulls back on building a clean energy economy, Chicago is doubling down," Emanuel said in a public press release.
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Here's what it means: Walmart is doubling down on its healthcare efforts, following a trend we've seen from large, brick-and-mortar pharmacies.
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The other two elements of the plan include a doubling down on the CBD market and a foray into beauty and wellness products.
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Still, expressing this frustration through the meme seems to make boomers less inclined to listen, which leads to doubling down on all sides.
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But in the face of the allegations from Dr. Blasey, Republicans may see some benefit to doubling down on polarization and gender division.
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Affirm, doubling down on the opportunity in B2B, spun out a new financial services business focused entirely on business lending earlier this year.
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Today, its two tiers of subscriptions account for more than 50 percent of total revenue, the company says, and now it's doubling down.
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Walmart announced last week that it was doubling down on selling household goods and groceries over the internet by integrating its subsidiary, Jet.com.
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Rachel Dolezal -- the white former NAACP leader who believes she's black -- is doubling down with a legal name change to Nkechi Amare Diallo.
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But since admitting defeat and changing course has never been Hollywood's style, it looks as if they're doubling down on their futile efforts.
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Mr. Trump may be doubling down on immigration, but congressional candidates are not: These percentages are no higher than in 2014 and 20183.
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Australian politicians are doubling down on a law that allows religious schools, which receive government funding, to discriminate against gay teachers and students.
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They are not interested in the finer points of Fidel Castro's reign, and Sanders' doubling down on Castro is confusing but also stubborn.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Even with the cryptocurrency markets in an extended slump, the most prominent venture capital firm in the sector is doubling down.
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And it's also doubling down on its year-old network of professional service providers that help clients navigate day-to-day legal work.
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Over all, the fair is doubling down on its American character, a development at least partly related to the Los Angeles expansion plans.
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While Iran was doubling down on its denial, the video helped confirm international suspicions that an accidental missile launch was likely to blame.
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The trend could be a result of the social media giant hiring more Republican-leaning lobbyists and doubling down on free speech messaging.
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So Yoshida's elevation is part pat on the back for a job well done and part a doubling down on his turnaround strategy.
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Doubling down on women's clothes Kohl's women's apparel division accounts for about a third of the company's roughly $210 billion in annual sales.
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But they are doubling down on their efforts to get him to take up election security legislation, arguing that the funding isn't enough.
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It's cutting store hours at locations in China and doubling down on a partnership with Chinese delivery and logistics firm Dada-JD Daojia.
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The University of Virginia and the city of Charlottesville could solely respond with more rhetoric about doubling down on diversity and inclusive values.
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Street-style stars have been doubling down on knitwear, wearing one crew neck the usual way and a replica draped over their shoulders.
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The White House has not offered one, instead doubling down on its argument that the issue is the leak in the first place.
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Meanwhile, Russia and Iran, Assad's two strongest allies, have set their own "red line" while doubling down on their support for the dictator.
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As the US is on the brink of letting net neutrality slip away, other countries are doubling down on an open and free internet.
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She's not for letting "good tomatoes rot," which sounds a little bit like deciding to give up on something good instead of doubling down.
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Other browsers, like Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox, are also doubling down on privacy features in an effort to win over the privacy crowd.
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MIT announced today that it is massively doubling down on the future of computer science with the launch of a new college of computing.
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The company has been doubling down on what it believes is working – namely, its investment in original programming, including the new "Star Trek" franchise.
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It set a pattern of doubling down against political correctness for Randazza, who years later is still stunningly vindictive and sexist about the incident.
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While the property market in the US appears headed for a slowdown, a startup that's honing in on rentals is doubling down on growth.
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To solidify the look, Wilson also rocked the man bun at the Vanity Fair Oscar party on Sunday night ... doubling down on the statement.
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Snapchat is doubling down on its biggest differentiator by turning its personalized avatar Bitmoji into a revenue stream and a new source of content.
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To sell your company instead of doubling down and continuing to be with your company in the long run is a bit short-sighted.
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"What we're doing with this fund is really doubling down on that commitment to bring more AI-centric solutions to our customers," Somorjai said.
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DOUBLING DOWN ON INDIA Uber currently operates in 21 Indian cities and the country accounts for an estimated 0002 percent of its global rides.
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Taylor Swift's rep is doubling down on claims regarding how the singer found out about Scooter Braun's $300 million purchase of her music catalog.
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He's touting America's exports of liquefied natural gas while doubling down on his trade war with China, a major potential market for U.S. LNG.
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But once again elite liberals seem to be determined to choose the dumbest option: doubling down on globalisation rather than recalibrating their core philosophy.
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The ride-hailing giant is doubling down on the nation of 1.3 billion people after selling off its business in China and Southeast Asia.
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If that's true, today's announcement of Uber Lite could be read as a doubling down of the company's intention to stay competitive in India.
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The assault comes at a critical time for Didi, which has been recovering from two controversial passenger murders by doubling down on security measures.
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On the TV series side, it seems like we'll simply see Disney doubling down on the incredibly popular properties it's already had success with.
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"Trump said 'bigly' accidentally so many times he's retconning and doubling down on cover up fix as 'big league,'" Esquire writer Luke O'Neil quipped.
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One of the more interesting things we're expecting to see at Comic-Con this year is a doubling down on VR and immersive events.
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As the stock market amps up to record highs, traders who hope that the rally will keep going are doubling down on their bets.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)Functionally, it also seems like Samsung's doubling down on its focus on wellness that it expanded with the Galaxy Watch.
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" Update 1/24 10:58pm ET: Doubling down, Posobiec claimed on Twitter that he intended to file "an identify theft report with the FBI.
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READ: 2020 Democrats are doubling down on impeachment The more interesting dust-ups could be between the pair and the rest of those onstage.
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WWE superstars Rusev and Lana are DOUBLING DOWN on their upcoming marriage -- with TWO separate weddings on two different continents ... TMZ Sports has learned.
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Gayle King is doubling down ... trying to clarify Stedman Graham's comment about Oprah running for President, and throwing in her own 2 cents too.
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Alibaba is doubling down on logistics after it led a $1.38 billion investment in Chinese courier firm ZTO Express alongside Alibaba logistics affiliate Cainiao.
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Doubling down on the threat of force while shortchanging international cooperation is likely to alienate allies and build sympathy for terrorists and rogue states.
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HVMN says it's doubling down on internal research and has just hired former rowing world champion Dr. Brianna Stubbs to lead in those efforts.
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Netflix is doubling down on its merchandising efforts with its hiring of former Disney exec Christie Fleischer to head its global Consumer Products team.
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Rather than doubling down on a failed strategy of import protection, the Trump administration should try working with economic forces instead of against them.
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Her husband and Trump made headlines again this week after Trump called him a "loser" on Monday before doubling down in a second tweet.
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Iran's hardliners are doubling down on ballistic missiles after the nuclear deal, and as such, more launches are likely in the future, Shannon said.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook opened up the company's Monday product launch by doubling down on the firm's refusal to help investigators unlock Farook's iPhone.
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Under Chief Executive Kazuo Hirai, Sony has been on a turnaround path, slimming its struggling businesses while doubling down on the big profit drivers.
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In a bid to become a one-stop-shop for customers looking to spruce up their abodes, Home Depot is doubling down on decor.
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One of Tesla's most bearish analysts is doubling down on his $0 valuation in the wake of InsideEVs' latest delivery estimates for the company.
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It's true that Bloomberg News also has been doubling down on coverage areas including environmental and cybersecurity, according to a memo issued in September.
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Top venture capital firm Andreessen Horowitz is doubling down on crypto, even as bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies have struggled to find footing this year.
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The president, however, under fire from conservative lawmakers and allies, refused to support the bill, doubling down on his demand for border wall funding.
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But this time, Omar is doubling down despite calls from House Foreign Affairs Committee Chairman Eliot EngelEliot Lance EngelPelosi warns Mnuchin to stop 'illegal' .
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"We are doubling down on performance," Federighi said, adding that apps will launch 40 percent faster with better keyboard and camera performance as well.
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Last week, Uber executive Brian McClendon, who was formerly the head of Google Maps, said the company was "doubling down" its investments in mapping.
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Digital publishers are doubling down on new TV-like video programming, specifically with streaming services, like Netflix, as well as with linear TV networks.
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Another Grant-approved strategy is doubling down on the activities that allow you to make the greatest difference, and letting go of the others.
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Pauly D is doubling down in his love for Jersey by committing to another 2 years of melting your face off with epic tunes.
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Perhaps so, but the dismal results posted by the C.I.A. and the Pentagon suggest that doubling down in the same endeavor would have failed.
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While Senator Warren admitted that doubling down on her ancestry claims was wrong, both her opponents and supporters continue to use it as fodder.
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As the presidential primaries approach and a new impeachment crisis looms, America seems to be careening toward a doubling down of our partisan polarization.
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"What a good job you do," he said, before doubling down on his claims that his daughter was responsible for creating millions of jobs.
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Trump has insisted there was nothing improper about his conversation with Ukraine, while doubling down on the allegations against Biden without offering specific evidence.
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Now, it appears to be doubling down on condiments, a category that had been one of the least active in grocery stores — until recently.
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Casting Marvel elites Tom Holland and Chris Pratt as brothers Ian and Barley Lightfoot, Onward seemed to be doubling down on a safe bet.
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Perkins was doubling down on remarks he initially made on Politico's "Off Message" podcast, where he also said that Trump should get a mulligan.
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With gasoline consumption projected to wane, many petroleum companies are doubling down on producing the petrochemicals needed for plastic manufacturing to safeguard future profits.
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He was doubling down, once again, on his much-disputed claim that his calls, too, had been wiretapped on orders of President Barack Obama.
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Doubling down on such features is a way for Instagram to tap into the growing influencer marketing industry, which has exploded on its platform.
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Trump is doubling down on his months-long demand for the controversial border wall that was at the heart of his 2016 presidential campaign.
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President Trump stood by his attack on Sweden's migration policies, doubling down on his suggestion that refugees had caused a surge in crime there.
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Democrats, meanwhile, are keeping their options open -- doubling down on bipartisan negotiations and declining opportunities to draw red lines around some of the proposals.
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Trump has defended the phone call as appropriate while doubling down on the accusations Biden's family engaged in corrupt behavior, without providing any evidence.
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"We are doubling down on the things that we know our guests love about Epcot, the festivals, the showcase, Spaceship Earth itself," Hundgen said.
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An exclusive report from research firm Ampere Analysis provided to Business Insider shows that Amazon is doubling down on sci-fi and fantasy TV shows.
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The company is also doubling down in the Chinese market - where the cafe culture is taking off - to offset stagnant sales in the United States.
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Airbnb wants to be more than a short-term rental booking service, and is doubling down on presenting its hosts as local experts for visitors.
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The partnerships are further evidence that companies at all levels of the automotive supply chain are doubling down on autonomy as the future of driving.
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As part of its efforts to improve customers' experience, Lowe's is doubling down on its strategy to cater to shoppers both in store and online.
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Magneto's similar twist makes it seems like Marvel is doubling down on the prospect and also not listening to the feedback the company has received.
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Mackey said the company is "doubling down" on its most loyal customers, continue to lower prices and taking other steps to improve profitability and efficiency.
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A company called Intuition Robotics is doubling down on this idea with a tabletop bot called Elli-Q, which also goes on sale this year.
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This is not the time to be doubling down on President (Donald) Trump's perplexing tweets or the incessant media drama by making irrational investment decisions.
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Customers that sign up have always received a free doughnut, but now the chain is doubling down on this automatic reward by offering even more.
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With the U.S. Federal Reserve well and truly doubling down on its dovish guidance this month, the global rate hiking cycle is at an end.
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President Donald Trump is also seizing on state moves on abortion, doubling down on his pro-life stance during his campaign kickoff speech on Tuesday.
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"Instead of doubling down on tariffs that this data shows are clearly hurting Americans, it is time for meaningful negotiations to take place," Boustany said.
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After proving it could profitably serve the Bay Area and attract larger and larger customers, Foundry became comfortable with doubling down on its initial investment.
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Sony, however, is doubling down on sports, saying also that multi-view is one of several new features in the pipeline aimed at sports fan.
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And given that Netflix product VP Todd Yellin commented last week that the company was "doubling down" on interactive storytelling, odds are that You vs.
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Well, Motherboard is doubling down on the investigation that revealed these things, and today it's reporting that the scandal may be larger than we thought.
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The big takeaway is the company is essentially doubling-down on its smart home initiative by adding artificial intelligence to all of its smart appliances.
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Employers in general are working to improve their diversity and inclusion (known as D&I) efforts by doubling down on hiring D&I specialists specifically.
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After committing $2 billion towards expanding operations north of the border in Canada in February, Salesforce is now doubling down on startups in the country.
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The Trump administration will suspend all flights to Cuba outside of Havana beginning in December, AP reports, doubling down on travel restrictions to the island.
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But with today's announcements, Twitter seems intent on doubling-down on its position as the second screen by trying to become the first screen too.
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All existing shareholders were given the chance to participate on a pro rata basis, although some declined due to the substantial risk of doubling down.
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"The markets are where we saw the highest conversion during our last campaign so we are doubling down efforts in those geographies," Harris told TechCrunch.
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The underlying principle of growth hacking is quick, iterative testing of customer acquisition strategies and tactics, and doubling down on the tactics that are working.
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On the heels of Apple announcing paid, monthly subscription services for video, games, and news, YouTube says it is also doubling down original video content.
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And when he did lose, it was easy to continue his pitch perfect heeldom by doubling down on the arrogance in the face of defeat.
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Granted, these moments still have impact, but I'd rather see Westworld making bigger strides forward than doubling down on beats it hit in earlier episodes.
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Instead of pushing alternative ideas to increase incomes or to help average Americans, Democrats are doubling down on criticism of the president and his administration.
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Luckily, there are a zillion to choose from, and some companies are doubling down on the "throw shit out there and see what sticks" strategy.
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Now, it is doubling down with this deal, which sees participation from another new backer, EDBI, the corporate investment arm of Singapore's Economic Development Board.
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JPMorgan Chase is doubling down on its in-person customer service, at a time when most Wall Street firms have been cutting branches and headcount.
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But the focus is on doubling down on a few prospects, with the fund slated to do around 12-15 deals through its life cycle.
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"They're doubling down on security in Xinjiang," said James Leibold, an associate professor at Australia's Le Trobe University, whose research focuses on China's Uyghur minority.
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In the Wild West of hacking back, victims could easily end up doubling down on bystander devices that are already the target of malware campaigns.
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In a post on the company's official help forum, YouTube announced that it's doubling down on efforts to curb abuse within the YouTube Partner Program.
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And as of Tax Day, he has still not done so -- and is, in fact, doubling down and signaling that he could never release them.
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Just this morning, the head of WPP, the world's biggest advertising agency, reiterated that he is doubling down on his investment in Snapchat this year.
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"It's a doubling down on probably the parts of his tax cut that will most contribute to economic inequality," he told Fox Business on Monday.
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The funding comes at a time when Klarna is doubling down on its business and making some big plans for how it wants to expand.
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Smucker has been doubling down on pet food and coffee, while offloading non-core businesses like its U.S baking unit, including brands such as Pillsbury.
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Walmart's been doubling down on sometimes-quirky experiments like these as it looks for new ways to challenge Amazon's dominance of the online shopping market.
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And the Democrats appear to be doubling down on her, so Nancy Pelosi versus Paul Ryan should be a strong play for Republicans in 2018.
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Trump did not shrink from the challenge after taking the oath of office Friday, doubling down on the populist economic message he rode to victory.
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House conservatives have chosen a curious way to try to demonstrate that: by doubling down on their dangerous crusade against our system of regulatory safeguards.
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Rivals, including eBay and Wal-Mart Stores, now are doubling down on their marketplace businesses, but loans may help keep sellers close to Amazon's orbit.
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Jeremy Corbyn's gambit of doubling down on civilizational decline, 19th century-style socialism, and giving a free pass to radical Islam may just pay off.
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The president's remarks were widely criticized by people on both sides of the aisle, but that didn't keep Trump from doubling down Monday on Twitter.
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Still, while doubling down would be an easy plan to sell to the American people, it would have little chance of changing North Korea's behavior.
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Democrats in the Senate are doubling down on a strategy of obstruction, not only of President Trump but of the will of the American people.
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Pakistan, which has long played the United States off against China, seized the moment by doubling down on the Chinese comments and refuting Trump's claims.
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The National Archives is doubling down on its refusal to respond to Democratic requests for documents from Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh's White House tenure.
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Democrats are doubling down on their push to limit the Trump administration's ability to unilaterally fire Robert Mueller as the special counsel's probe heats up.
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The private-equity firm Apollo Global Management is doubling down efforts to be a big lender as it expands its massive $4.53 billion credit business.
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On February 2, Gauland's co-chair Alice Weidel addressed a crowd in historic Karlsruhe, doubling down on the party's new, more living-room friendly message.
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Berkshire Hathaway Vice Chairman Charlie Munger went after bitcoin again on Monday, doubling down on remarks he made about the digital currency over the weekend.
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Nations took a while to catch on to the wartime potential of the internet, but countries are now doubling down on their digital attack capabilities.
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To extend this economic boom, President Trump should call for the doubling down on policies such as small business tax cuts that helped created it.
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Here's what it means:CVS-Aetna is doubling down on its commitment to social determinants of health (SDOH) to help improve patient outcomes and cut costs.
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Feloni: If you were still doubling down on these issues, at what point did you realize that you could do more by running for president?
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For Republicans in and outside government, it will be a time not for facing up to hard truths but for doubling down on hardball tactics.
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The guy who ambushed Aaron Carter because he felt the singer made a racial slur against his bandmate is doubling down ... and demanding an apology.
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"This suggests that heading into Sunday's debate, doubling down on Trump's treatment of women could be an effective tactic for the Clinton camp," Cohen said.
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"For instance, even yesterday doubling down on saying how great it would be to have a fantastic relationship with [Russian President Vladimir] Putin," he said.
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Many expected Trump to distance himself from his previous anti-vax statements, so this offer indicates that he may be doubling down on his position.
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Here, the unnamed yarn-bomber is doubling down on Cattelan's joke and Spector's subsequent, suave, punk rock act of political rebellion via polite curatorial sassiness.
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But while some Chinese tech companies are skipping CES this year, others are doubling down, reflecting the deep ties between the world's two biggest economies.
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This marks an important shift away from its strategy of doubling down on athleisure, an important trend that analysts had said it missed out on.
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In response to the white identity politics of the right, a focus on broadly shared interests, not a doubling down on left-wing identity politics.
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It's a rather extraordinary story of a tiny island nation doubling down on quality coaching and artificial fields that allowed players to practice year-round.
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President Donald Trump is doubling down on his plan to slash billions of dollars from the U.S. government's top science and research programs in 2018.
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But in developing countries, where government research funding is scarce and there is less resistance to the practice, companies are doubling down in their efforts.
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In response, CNN is doubling down by hiring former FBI Assistant Director Andrew McCabeAndrew George McCabeIn three years of Trump's presidency, who has branded whom?
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Biden might choose an African American running mate, doubling down on the black voters to whom he undoubtedly owes much of his recent political resurgence.
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Trump did not shrink from the challenge after taking the oath of office Friday, doubling down on the populist economic message he rode to victory.
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Instead of doubling down on these harmful actions, the next president should encourage innovation and foster marketplace reforms instead one-size-fits-all government mandates.
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With the threat of potential cuts, bankers say they are holding off booking extended holidays and doubling down on meeting clients and pitching ideas instead.
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And it's doubling down on its iconic 501 jeans, which have stayed in style with customers for years and continue to be updated over time.
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" Brett McGurk, who served as the State Department's ISIS envoy under Trump, called the president's comments doubling down on the threat "un-American" and "reckless.
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The Border Patrol has been doubling down on a "virtual wall" of drones, blimps and tower-mounted cameras, an approach that has produced mixed results.
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Iran is doubling down in denying that the plane crash that killed 176 people on Wednesday could have been caused by one of its missiles.
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With this move, PepsiCo is doubling down on its drinks business, which has struggled in North America as consumers move away from sugary, carbonated beverages.
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This included cutting back in investment banking, doubling down on wealth management and catching up to peers on capital, all of which Thiam has pursued.
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Trump seems dead-set on doubling down on his harsh rhetoric and conservative policies -- all designed to ensure that his base never, ever leaves him.
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Meanwhile, Trump was vowing to "drain the swamp" and doubling down on an economic narrative that motivated voters who felt left behind by globalization. Wow!
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The first two openly gay male U.S. winter Olympians are doubling down on their feud with Vice President Pence over his record on LGBTQ rights.
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The move to shorter specials indicates Netflix is doubling down on stand-up, developing a pipeline of talent, and experimenting with a new micro form.
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The Manhattan D.A. prosecuting Harvey Weinstein says he's got something up his sleeve ... doubling down the criminal case will move forward despite some major setbacks.
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That's because the company is "doubling down" on video and planning to build numerous video features and updates throughout the year, according to a source.
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BlackRock is replacing a handful of portfolio managers and doubling down on an investment in computer models and data science to boost returns and cut fees.
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More importantly, Naspers' push shows that the company is seriously doubling down in the escalating competition to become the dominant force in India's booming fintech ecosystem.
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The upcoming live-action version of Beauty and the Beast is due out in March, so as it does, Disney is doubling down on associated merchandise.
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Still, some of Twitter's recent announcements do make it appear that it's doubling down on sports' long tail and other smaller events that lack mainstream appeal.
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The company has been doubling down on its investments in original content, and is working to differentiate itself from rival YouTube by targeting an older audience.
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As we reported, Ben said on Sunday he regretted falling off the wagon but said he was doubling down in his resolve to regain his sobriety.
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That's why a number of today's top companies have already been doubling down on their own efforts to establish themselves as a leader in this space.
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"We're doubling down on Stories in search," said Cathy Edwards, Google's head of engineering for image search, at a press event in San Francisco on Monday.
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Democrats will almost certainly run it as a referendum on Donald Trump, doubling down on all the scariest apocalyptic narratives they can find to boost turnout.
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Dr. Luke and Kesha are doubling down on accusations of rape, abuse, defamation, and breach of contract as a trial to settle the legal fight nears.
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The transition from one to the next is a cynical doubling down, a flattening of complex ideas, and an almost laughably appropriate move for our times.
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Motorola is doubling down on its bet that high-end phone buyers will go for the idea of a phone that comes with room to grow.
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If you've been wondering why every major media platform has been doubling down on its video efforts in recent months, Nielsen's new report has the answer.
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From Reuters:The Border Patrol has been doubling down on a "virtual wall" of drones, blimps and tower-mounted cameras, an approach that has produced mixed results.
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On Sunday, Soros announced he was responding to the attacks on his anti-Brexit stance in the right-wing press by doubling down on his support.
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There is no sign, for instance, that Trump is pulling back from other controversial positions -- including doubling down on border enforcement and expulsions of undocumented immigrants.
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Under Armour has been doubling down on its U.S. production over the past year, and just last week, the label launched a Made In America collection.
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Many of the administration's justice initiatives, including heightening the drug war and doubling down on mandatory minimum sentences, are at odds with positions in the NAACP.
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And they seem to be doubling down on this mistaken formula, proposing a range of new restrictions on free speech and new controls on Internet providers.
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Volkswagen has another all-electric car concept, the I.D., slated for a 2020 release, and other automakers are doubling down on EVs for their future designs.
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United Airlines, a company that is most known for beating up a paying customer and dragging him off a plane, is doubling down on gratuitous violence.
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Tito Ortiz is doubling down on his Chuck Liddell call-out ... telling TMZ Sports straight-up that he's down for a 3rd fight with the Iceman!
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Trump went off-topic during a press conference on infrastructure today, doubling-down on his "on many sides" comment after the violence in Charlottesville last weekend.
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"We are doubling down on developers," said Amir Shevat, Slack's director of developer relations who previously served in a similar role for Google's Android operating system.
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The company said in February it was doubling down on its homebuying and selling business, projecting annual revenue of $20 billion over the next five years.
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Yet, Zuckerberg made no commitment to doubling down on the company's efforts to secure the platform, despite years of its "move fast and break things" mentality.
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In making that assessment, the world's largest planemaker is doubling down on a strategy it promoted to American Airlines Group Inc and other customers years ago.
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The scenario: On Tuesday, the American Academy of Otolaryngology issued updated recommendations doubling down on the idea that most people should just leave their earwax alone.
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"I think it's definitely possible [to expand], but in the next three to five years, we are essentially doubling down on the developer community," says Liu.
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Meanwhile, active fund managers in Goldman's target audience have been struggling to attract assets and are doubling down on investments in computer models to cut costs.
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But keeping those programs running through turbulent times, or at least doubling down when it's feasible to restart them, can yield benefits in the long run.
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Symphony, which helps companies like Gatorade and Hershey's manage their web business, is doubling down on its logistics services, by helping these brands enable faster shipping.
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As Facebook tries to shift the behaviors it instills from harmful, zombie-like scrolling to real interpersonal interaction, doubling down on messaging is a clear path.
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Doubling down on research and development The Senate builds on the Pentagon's request emphasizing research and development to funnel an additional $1 billion to this priority.
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They are also doubling down on reaching consumers in China's second- and third-tier cities, where Pinduoduo currently has a foothold, citing more promising, higher growth.
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The poll comes as Republicans are doubling down their efforts to defend GOP control of the House and Senate against Democrats ahead of November's midterm elections.
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Trump elected to follow, rather than lead and compounded his problems by again doubling down on apparent support of the KKK, neo-Nazis, and white supremacists.
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It started with Musk calling a British cave rescuer a "pedo," before doubling down and inviting the rescuer to sue him, which the rescuer recently did.
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Rather than doubling down on what came before, each Alien movie is helmed by a new director with his or her own deranged and distinctive vision.
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Viacom's Nickelodeon is doubling down on the educational aspects of its preschooler-focused streaming service, Noggin, with the acquisition of the early childhood learning platform Sparkler.
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Though Destiny's development was infamously tortured and wrought with second guessing, Destiny 2's doubling down suggests the original game wasn't that far off the mark.
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Trump has drastically changed his tone toward China in recent weeks, doubling down this week on calling Covid-19 the "Chinese virus," which the email noted.
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Pluto and Xumo are doubling down on kids and family content, since many children home from schools and families are spending more time together in isolation.
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"It seems like the D.O.E. is kind of doubling down on maintenance of screened schools, which are going to ultimately create stratified education environments," he said.
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"They seem to be recommitting and doubling down on the job cuts and the outsourcing," Beth Allen, communications director at CWA, said in a phone interview.
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They're doubling down on demands that were made across the tech sector in September when employees at Google, Amazon, and Microsoft joined the Global Climate Strike.
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Additionally, the State Department said authorities in Myanmar were "doubling down" against ethnic minorities with a new campaign against the largely Christian minority in Kachin state.
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Yet it often seems like nobody is listening — climate denial thrives, and politicians are doubling down on fossil fuels in the face of a global emergency.
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And Apple is doubling down on this strength: It debuted a dedicated Research App that allows Apple Watch users to opt into studies they're eligible for.
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With the Smart Frame, Lenovo is doubling down on the digital photo frame aspect of smart displays, which is one of their most compelling use cases.
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It's also doubling down on a teleoperation program that will allow specialists to remotely monitor the cars through its cameras and provide assistance in a pinch.
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Mindy Kaling is doubling down on her claims that the Television Academy singled her out and nearly snubbed her for a producer credit on The Office.
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Burger King, however, is doubling down with a test of the Impossible Whopper Jr. and the forthcoming test of Impossible Croissan'wich, made with a meatless sausage.
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Monaco seemed the most potent of European soccer's cadre of arriviste clubs, doubling down on the pattern set by Chelsea, Manchester City and Paris St.-Germain.
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Then, in 2012, Dean changed course — doubling down on its dairy portfolio, spinning off WhiteWave and all of the plant-based milks under the Silk brand.
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