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The U.S. and China have ramped up their trade conflict, with Beijing this week announcing new tariffs against U.S. imports after Washington ramped up levies on Chinese imports.
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Other Democratic lawmakers ramped up their language, as well. Sen.
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The phone calls only seem to have ramped up since.
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All of this ramped up by some in the media.
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It's ramped up its efforts around the world, as well.
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Support has dropped as the opposition campaign has ramped up.
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That's ramped up a lot in the past 20 years.
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Both have ramped up cyber security oversight in recent years.
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Sanctions will be ramped up, and military action is possible.
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His statements have resulted in ramped up calls for impeachment.
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I think they ramped production because of peak seasonal factors.
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But the political pressure on him has ramped up markedly.
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She has really ramped up the nationalist rhetoric of late.
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As the situation deteriorated, however, the U.S. presence ramped up.
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This year that number has ramped up to 40 percent.
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Ted Cruz and Chris Christie have ramped up their rage.
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Companies have also ramped up hedging of future euro revenues.
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S. trade war, even as Beijing ramped up stimulus efforts.
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To make the expansion possible, Cadillac ramped up its cartography.
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Some airlines have recently ramped up testing of these engines.
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No other country has ramped up production to that degree.
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We have massively ramped up investment in safety and security.
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The president repeatedly ramped up his criticism over the weekend.
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The significance of every visit has ramped up since then.
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Your psychic abilities will be ramped up this evening, too!
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The new supply just couldn't be ramped up fast enough.
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But for the overall winner, the excitement is ramped up.
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France ramped up the pressure early in the second half.
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Criticism from religious conservatives about the family's beliefs ramped up.
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Thus, the site will continue to be safely ramped up.
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They ramped up their energy and we didn't handle it.
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On Sunday, Trump ramped up his criticism of NFL players.
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China also has ramped up exports to the developing world.
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Every major tech company has ramped up its presence here.
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SpaceX quickly ramped up development of the spacecraft in 2019.
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Pressure has also ramped up on three moderate Democrats — Sens.
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But Iran had ramped up its missile and space program.
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The impeachment fight has dramatically ramped up activity on PredictIt.
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Ottawa says it has ramped up talks with aboriginal communities.
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But in 2013, as solar ramped up, things started changing.
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The production increase also comes as China has shuttered some mills to help curb choking pollution and ramped up environmental inspections, suggesting that newer mills have ramped up operations to cash in on fat margins.
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Mergers and acquisitions in the pharmaceutical industry have ramped up recently.
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Turkish officials, however, ramped up pressure on the Kurds on Thursday.
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Wagner has ramped up internal checks to prevent leaks, he added.
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Fears of the police have ramped up in the last week.
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That decision came after Trump ramped up attacks on the whistleblower.
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Chinese spies have ramped up espionage-focused hacking in recent years.
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Glencore's Katanga Mining unit in Congo ramped up in late 2017.
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But then in the 1990s, China ramped up its space initiatives.
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On Friday afternoon, the flow ramped up and crossed a road.
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PDVSA has ramped up fuel imports even amid cash flow problems.
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Her anxiety is ramped up after the Parkland school shooting tragedy.
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Now he wants you to know that things officially ramped up.
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Lindsey Graham, a frequent Trump critic, ramped up that rhetoric Thursday.
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The company has already ramped up in its considerably short life.
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Campaigns have ramped up, I read about a surge in Afghanistan.
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Following the arrests, security was ramped up to calm rising tensions.
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So that's one of the things that has been ramped up.
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Since 1955, GM has ramped up its overseas production of cars.
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Carmakers ramped up their development of electric and self-driving vehicles.
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First, US shale companies ramped up production faster than anyone anticipated.
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Deliveries resumed in March after Boeing ramped up the inspection process.
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The EBRD also ramped up efforts on more environmentally friendly investments.
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Another concern is how quickly supply can really be ramped up.
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Speculation about consolidation in the wireless industry has ramped up again.
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Bernie Sanders ramped up his criticism of his progressive rival Sen.
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Frustrated members of Congress have ramped up their demands for answers.
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Since 2010, though, Chinese demand for Thai wood has ramped up.
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Shareholders ramped up calls to oust Mr. Zuckerberg as Facebook's chairman.
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The scientists identified thousands of genes that ramped up their pace.
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Uncertainty has ramped up with no sign of abating, he said.
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Uncertainty has ramped up with no sign of abating, he said.
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It has also ramped up its marketing budget in the nation.
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Amazon said it has ramped up its oversight of the facility.
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"Those efforts are ongoing, but they'll be ramped up," she says.
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When security was ramped up after the terrorist attacks of Sept.
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Then the government ramped up safety and health protocols even further.
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As Patagonia ramped up its campaign, the Trump administration hit back.
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They ramped up their defensive pressure along the 276-point line.
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So they ramped up the incline and speed of the treadmills.
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I think that not only that, but we've also ramped internationally.
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Trend Micro believes this means the group has ramped up operations.
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The Ramones ramped up Mr. Freeman's energy to punk-rock levels.
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It's Friday, so the clues are ramped up, but it's gettable.
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Throsby had ramped up managing-director hiring since joining in 2016.
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And suicide bombings — many carried out by teenage girls — ramped up.
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Soon after the Lincoln left the region, things ramped up significantly.
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It might also be the cluing, which is ramped up somewhat.
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We've significantly ramped up the investment in people who speak Burmese.
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Finally stung to action, Japan ramped up its campaign in September 2015.
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In fact the press actually ramped up their attacks against President Trump.
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Once ramped up, the portfolio could shrink by $153 billion a quarter.
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With chronic 'high-grade' inflammation, the immune response is permanently ramped up.
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In the Seattle area, prosecutors have ramped up sting operations to arrest
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A few days later the stock ramped up to 13 times earnings.
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China has ramped up pressure on American companies as trade tensions escalate.
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While donations came in before the election, they ramped up right after.
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He conducted numerous military drills, ramped up devastating sanctions against North Korea.
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Once again I deprived myself of sleep and ramped up on caffeine.
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Since then, U.S. prices have tumbled as farmers have ramped up production.
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The rhetoric between Israel and Iran has ramped up in recent weeks.
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They also ramped up the potential for global chaos quite a bit.
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Troops have been mobilized across the country; and emergency services ramped up.
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Overall global defense spending ramped up sharply in the 1990s and 2000s.
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I have not seen much evidence that they really ramped things up.
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Since then, however, he had significantly ramped up his rhetoric against Kim.
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The use of metal detectors and body searches was being ramped up.
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Instead, they ramped up calls for a special prosecutor or independent commission.
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When Abiy took office in April, Abu Dhabi ramped up that effort.
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Myrick: Over time, we ramped back their food supply a little bit.
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Since 2001 the police department has ramped up its counter-terrorism activities.
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His shot ramped up Stecher's stick and went in over Miller's shoulder.
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To compensate for declining domestic fuel output, Pemex has ramped up imports.
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Elsewhere at Walmart, the company has ramped up its push for millennials.
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Security was immediately ramped up at consulates all over Karachi, Sindh Gov.
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Republican and Democratic administrations alike have ramped up border and immigration enforcement.
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The Trump administration has ramped up pressure on Huawei in recent months.
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Ted Strickland in the Buckeye State ramped up quickly following Tuesday's primaries.
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Markets have been restless with the ramped-up schedule of rate hikes.
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To raise money for large-scale lending, banks have ramped up issuance.
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Under her watch, Uber has rapidly ramped up its work in Washington.
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But the ramped-up rhetoric clearly has the press up in arms.
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Initially, the new policy ramped up slowly at a single border crossing.
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As U.S. air campaigns ramped up, so did accusations of civilian casualties.
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Exxon said it has ramped up to 38 rigs in the Permian.
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McConnell therefore ramped up his use of holds and filibusters ever further.
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Moderator: Secretary Clinton, your campaign has recently ramped up criticism of Sen.
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Security in New York City was ramped up after the Orlando massacre.
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Under his presidency, the cartels ramped up their operations and increased profits.
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In recent days, tensions have ramped up as Kim fired three missiles.
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Sen. Bernie Sanders ramped up his criticism of his progressive rival Sen.
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Since then the Marine Corps has ramped up treatment significantly, he said.
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Earlier in the day Trump ramped up attacks on New York Gov.
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Democrats have ramped up calls for lobbying bans, and presidential candidate Sen.
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The panic of mass shootings has ramped up efforts to secure schools.
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Instead, they've ramped up efforts to get public support for AB 5.
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The startling uptick is partly the result of ramped-up testing efforts.
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We ramped up our exercise regimen with South Korea on the peninsula.
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Chains including McDonald's and Starbucks ramped up "contactless" pickup and delivery services.
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Air New Zealand ramped up its domestic flights to meet the demand.
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Sponsored now, she ramped up her training (while keeping her nursing job).
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Air New Zealand ramped up its domestic flights to meet the demand.
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Reid Hoffman has ramped up his political investments since President Trump's election.
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Others have ramped up deliveries to cover the loss of foot traffic.
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Speculation that LeBron James might want to join him has ramped up.
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To combat the critics, Mr. Zuckerberg has ramped up his public appearances.
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The crown prince has ramped up his efforts to rehabilitate his reputation.
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Central banks in China and the euro zone ramped up easing too.
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Buttigieg has also ramped up his previous round of attacks on Sanders.
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Iran has since ramped up precautions, cleaning public buses as seen here.
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Security around Belgian nuclear power stations was ramped up as a result.
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Those talks collapsed earlier this month, and fighting has ramped back up.
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Protesters began masking their faces as the violence ramped up this summer.
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Social media companies have ramped up efforts to take down jihadist content.
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Authorities ramped up the investigation after finding several "credible" allegations lined up.
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The Post reported that the talks have ramped up in recent weeks.
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" Agilent Technologies: "I know it ramped up and them came back down.
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The media&aposs obsession with millennials ramped up in the nascent 7.43s.
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And then a few hours later, they all get ramped back up.
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Production at the sites will need to be ramped up and ramped down so the overall disruption to normal production is likely to last longer than the 12-hour strike, Oliver Sanderson, lead gas analyst at Thomson Reuters, said.
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Against this backdrop, some provinces have further ramped up their de-risking efforts.
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Security was ramped up now that the Secret Service is running the show.
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One major group that has ramped up its venture investments have been corporates.
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He said VF has ramped up efforts to elevate its most powerful brands.
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Israel has increasingly ramped up its posture against Iran in Syria as well.
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Uber ramped up its self-driving car program in Arizona in December 2016.
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Recently, ISIS has ramped up calls for attacks from supporters in Western countries.
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If anything his addiction has ramped up and shifted mostly to online retail.
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China just ramped up its rhetoric over Huawei's involvement in Europe's 5G networks.
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Buffett's ramped-up bets on the big banks have yet to pay off.
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And no one has ramped up production quite as fast as the Chinese.
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It comes as the complexity of cars has ramped up dramatically, Mollenkopf said.
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He's also ramped up his claims of voter fraud and a rigged election.
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So Obama ramped up auto standards that will double gas mileage, halving emissions.
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Production, which will be ramped up in phases, could begin in six months.
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GOP oversight efforts ramped up during the campaign as Trump's poll numbers fell.
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But some MPs ramped up calls for her to disinvite the American president.
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And malign operations were significantly ramped up during the 2016 election and after.
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But Wells Fargo recently ramped up its trading of credit default swaps, a
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Yet poachers have only ramped up their attacks on elephants in recent decades.
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China's thousands of censors have ramped up efforts to block subversive online messages.
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Your psychic abilities are ramped up today; pay close attention to your gut.
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Since last autumn, the authorities in Dagestan have ramped up pressure against Salafis.
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The Obama administration has ramped up efforts to reduce the population at Gitmo.
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China has ramped up military exercises around the island over the past year.
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But those attacks have ramped up in recent days ahead of the summit.
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"Cost-cutting efforts will need to be ramped up even more," he said.
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"I created a market over the years, ramped the company up," Mattes said.
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We also now know that its production can be ramped up very quickly.
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However, in response to the growing outrage, China's Internet censorship machine ramped up.
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It will eventually be ramped up to 8 mmscmd by 2020, he said.
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As Trump's legal battles ramped up, so did George's jabs against the president.
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He started a real-estate business and ramped up the trading-card company.
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And how quickly he'd ramped it up, easing his pants to his knees.
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He ramped up his attacks on Tuesday, tweeting that Democrats are the problem.
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He introduced him at rallies, gave interviews, and ramped up his Twitter presence.
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When asked her if she regretted her sentiment, she only ramped it up.
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These folks are not his natural congregation; they need the volume ramped up.
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The ramped-up travel schedule is another sign of his interest in 2020.
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"But he also ramped up diplomacy" by immediately agreeing to meet with Kim.
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Everything ramped up so quickly and X Games was a part of that.
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Acquisition rumors ramped up when Opera postponed its planned earnings release this week.
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I asked Hussein if he had any concerns about security being ramped up.
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Government shutdown Nancy Pelosi really ramped up the pressure in the government shutdown.
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Saudi Arabia had ramped up production in the face of falling oil prices.
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And unfortunately, that data didn't exist because diagnostic capability was not ramped up.
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Now the company has ramped production up to 1 million masks a day.
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In response, Gallaudet says it has ramped up efforts to relay vital information.
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Other candidates who have yet to qualify also have ramped up their spending.
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As the damage mounts, the National Weather Service ramped up its storm updates.
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After the 2016 US presidential election, Facebook significantly ramped up its moderation capabilities.
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Mr. Draghi suggested that bond purchases could be ramped up again if needed.
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Meanwhile, Patagonia ramped up its publicity efforts around Bears Ears and public lands.
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Last year, the US sanctioned Zarif as it ramped up pressure on Tehran.
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It was Mr. Trump who abandoned the nuclear deal and ramped up sanctions.
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Soon enough, Mr. Bloomberg ramped up his spending on politics beyond New York.
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The White House last week ramped up its efforts to support Haspel's nomination.
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In recent years, the race for viable de-aging technology has ramped up.
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But China and other developing nations have ramped up output in recent years.
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Governments around the world ramped up measures to battle the looming global pandemic.
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But none have ramped up their digital operations as much as President Trump.
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The operation is the latest phase of Mr. Trump's ramped-up immigration enforcement.
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Beijing has in recent months ramped up its efforts to stabilize the economy.
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Trump has ramped up his tough stance on illegal immigration in recent days.
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Violence on both sides has steadily ramped up over the past few months.
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For months, the U.S. president has ramped up provocations against the reclusive regime.
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The big man has ramped up his workouts, but has yet to practice.
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AIG has ramped up lobbying and restarted spending by its political action committee.
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The tech industry has also ramped up its search for friends in Washington.
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Dutch, Spanish, Italian, Canadian and British parents ramped up their child care, too.
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The U.S. central bank has ramped up its worst-case scenarios each year.
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The social media giant has ramped up its advertising game in recent years.
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The social media giant has ramped up its advertising game in recent years.
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Farm exports took a beating as the trade war ramped up throughout 2019.
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In response, the Pentagon ramped up American drone strikes and Special Operations raids.
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Lebanese politicians have also ramped up their calls for the Syrians to leave.
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With new technology and competition from newcomers, automakers have ramped up their production.
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The Trump campaign ramped up its fundraising efforts largely with email requests to supporters.
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In Europe, the national banks of Poland and Hungary also ramped up gold purchases.
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He flipped through channels on his police scanner, as chatter ramped up in intensity.
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But sales of its electric cars have dropped off and competition has ramped up.
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He ramped up military drills, he tighten the screws on and increase sanctions program.
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Earlier this year, China ramped up its effort to crack down on cryptocurrency mining.
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The company has ramped up its production capacity to deal with the expected demand.
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As Cruz ramped up the bathroom talk, he continued to drop in the polls.
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The Nigerian military ramped up its campaign against Boko Haram in the last year.
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Latest positioning data indicated investors ramped up their short positions on the British currency.
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But the posts ramped up last year when the influence networks bought Facebook ads.
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But they have since ramped up production, with investors now worried about slowing growth.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping ramped up his rhetoric yet again on the trade war.
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The ramped-up wager could be a defensive play against more market turbulence ahead.
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Australian ports have also ramped up shipments since Cyclone Veronica hit in late March.
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Harris ramped up her criticism of Biden's record in the first debate, in June.
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The U.S. has sharply ramped up airstrikes on the Islamic State and the Taliban.
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The company ramped up its empathic engineering efforts with the creation of the Internet.
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They also ramped up the fruit's seedy sections, increasing its size by 24 percent.
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It also ramped up significant pressure on Instagram to succeed, both internally and externally.
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As the attack was under way, authorities in New Delhi also ramped up security.
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In the past year, China has ramped up its military exercises around the island.
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By late March, Model X production had ramped back up to 750 a week.
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Foreign manufacturers have already ramped up local manufacturing through joint ventures with Chinese groups.
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The Chinese fund ramped up its investment in real estate and infrastructure last year.
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Nationalism has a long history, but it really ramped up in the 19th century.
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But even though the production values are ramped up, these songs still have bite.
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And then, the war ramped up For about three years, there was intense focus.
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In the last two years it ramped up into shooting it and post-production.
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But as the conversation ramped up on Twitter, it appears Team Trump took action.
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Now the travel industry has ramped things up and Pokémon tourism is the fad.
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But the Senate judiciary committee has ramped up its own inquiries in recent months.
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Under pressure from Trump, Saudi Arabia ramped up production to an all-time high.
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The attacks ramped up this week, with dozens of Trump supporters in Tampa, Fla.
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Political complaints about the court have ramped up as Washington has become increasingly politicized.
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He also ramped up his attacks on Trump by making comparisons to Nazi Germany.
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Frydenberg also said that private sector investment in forests needs to be ramped up.
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In past years, the Islamic State and Al Qaeda ramped up attacks during Ramadan.
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He ran routes and ramped up his physical activity last week without a setback.
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Then it would be ramped up to 6% for fortunes totaling over $1 billion.
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She has ramped up her social media presence, headlined rallies and open mic nights.
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Democratic lawmakers have ramped up mentions of impeachment following Tuesday's latest White House firestorm.
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The trucks lined up, swelling with military pride, facing one of the ramped walls.
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The group's massive international expansion plans began years earlier, but ramped up in 2016.
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And frankly few others in recent pop have ramped up glamorous camp ridiculousness better.
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We slowed down our store expansions and really ramped up our e-commerce platform.
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Tesla had been burning cash while it ramped up production of the Model 20203.
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Washington (CNN)As President Donald Trump has ramped up his attacks on Lt. Col.
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Crude fell again Wednesday as Saudi Arabia ramped up its price war against Russia.
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The Army has since ramped up its efforts to seek newer cluster-munition models.
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But in states where the BJP has taken power, cow seizures have ramped up.
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As the pandemic ramped up, the US struggled with shortages of COVID-19 tests.
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It has ramped up sales of horses it deems unadoptable, charging $25 a head.
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Costs then fell as production ramped up and manufacturers got bigger and more skilled.
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And the campaign has ramped up its digital advertising, using platforms such as Spotify.
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Importers also ramped up Brazilian beans due to good prices, and lingering trade uncertainty.
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The junta has also ramped up infrastructure projects in its efforts to lift growth.
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It quickly ramped up to where the guy was yelling at me for lying.
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The porpoise's decline has been increasing exponentially, even as protection efforts have ramped up.
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As sales ramped up and the business grew quickly, the company decided to fundraise.
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Importers also ramped up Brazilian beans due to good prices, and lingering trade uncertainty.
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Demand for space-related technology has ramped up beyond NASA and the Defense Department.
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"And it ramped up from there; it just kept getting progressively worse," he said.
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Levin reintroduced a more detailed bill in late 2011 with ramped-up identification checks.
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Fox News and conservatives have ramped up their attacks against Mueller in recent weeks.
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In response, Giant has scaled back production in China and ramped up in Taiwan.
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Ahead of today's verdict, security was ramped up in Bengaluru as well as Chennai.
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Even as Trump's inaugural committee ramped up fundraising, however, its planning goals remained modest.
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On Wednesday, many schools in the area remained closed, while others ramped up security.
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The plant ramped up hiring and opened its first production line on June 14.
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My ramped-up adrenaline glands basically said "Eh, what's the point?" and went to sleep.
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He took more risks as the match progressed, and the rallies ramped up in quality.
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Both sides have ramped up the battle on the tech and education fronts as well.
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In the past week, the Trump administration has significantly ramped up pressure on the country.
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That was particularly true for people who retired right as the Great Recession ramped up.
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Congressional Republicans, meanwhile, have ramped up pressure on the Democrats with a resolution by Rep.
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Inside that shell, Nest ramped up the video quality with a 4K HDR image sensor.
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Partisan tensions in the Senate have ramped up in the early days of Trump's administration.
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Your psychic abilities are ramped up today, thanks to the new moon in intuitive Cancer.
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As the relationship has ramped up, Grande has rejected those questioning her lightning-fast engagement.
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This comes one day after he ramped up the rhetoric on a no-deal Brexit.
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In High Sierra, the company has ramped up Safari's capabilities to shield you against both.
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Mr Sisi has ramped up executions and persecutes even supporters who step out of line.
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Ramped-up patrolling of Nigerian waters and oil's diminished profitability have made robbery too costly.
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That really ramped things up and some weeks I was losing six or eight pounds.
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With the slowing domestic growth, Beijing has ramped up fiscal spending, including in infrastructure projects.
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It continued to fall when his successor, Michael Bloomberg, dramatically ramped up stop-and-frisk.
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China has ramped up tracking technologies in recent years, becoming a burgeoning tech-surveillance state.
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Homan has so far served as a vocal supporter of Trump's ramped up immigration enforcement.
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Lately, it has ramped up activities as Goldman Sachs looks to do more lending broadly.
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The yellow concept was ramped up to its highest level in the cheese suite's bedroom.
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That shift occurred during the 91.53/12 season, when farmers ramped up planting of safrinha.
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With my sex drive ramped up and my jaw super tense, I found it irresistible.
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Ambassador Nikki Haley has ramped up U.S. rhetoric on anti-Israel bias at the U.N.
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Both the Watch Series 2 and the Gear S3 have ramped up their standalone capabilities.
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Still, when they got engaged and the process ramped up, the conversations were not easy.
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But they've now ramped up in both intensity and frequency, and could derail Trump's presidency.
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Canada has recently ramped up its efforts to identify people connected to pro-terror ideologies.
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"They (Pacers) ramped up the physicality and got after us," Kings coach Dave Joerger said.
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Iran recently ramped up crude exports after sanctions related to its nuclear program were lifted.
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Since then, the platform ramped up its efforts to make its app more family friendly.
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The junta has ramped up spending and investment in a bid to lift domestic activity.
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China has sharply tightened existing capital restrictions, ramped up fiscal spending and eased regulatory policies.
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"There are huge opportunities there, they've just got to get it ramped up," Johnson said.
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It's in this climate that cities and states ramped up their construction of Confederate symbols.
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They have ramped up their inventories in preparation for consumers to dish out at stores.
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"After the 2015 seizure, we ramped up efforts among all government agencies," said Brig. Gen.
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Your intuitive abilities are ramped up this evening, so getting to sleep might be difficult!
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It's also ramped up investment in cloud computing with the highly profitable Amazon Web Services.
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Immortals ramped it up and took down four of CLG's players to one of Immortals'.
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Lawmakers and the federal government have taken note and ramped up efforts to curb them.
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The Trump administration has sharply ramped up immigration enforcement, including deportations of those here illegally.
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Many have slashed costs and ramped up efficiencies to survive a lower-for-longer market.
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Crude by rail has ramped up sharply this year, hitting nearly 270,000 bpd in September.
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Balanova said IBS has ramped up hiring while keeping its focus on the Russian market.
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But that possibility seems more remote after a weekend of ramped-up attacks against Clinton.
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The company significantly ramped up its marketing, with those expenses jumping 48% to $4.3 billion.
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Tensions between the U.S. and the Palestinian Authority have ramped up under the Trump administration.
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Still, Chinese producers have since ramped up output and once-shut plants have resumed production.
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While homebuilders ramped up production in October, overall construction is still well below historical norms.
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Those talks have ramped up in recent weeks, according to people familiar with the conversations.
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Meanwhile, the United States appears to have ramped up security procedures at select domestic airports.
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The violence ramped up on Friday after a sniper shot and wounded two Israeli soldiers.
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Over the past month, the new policy ramped up slowly at a single border crossing.
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As the hours passed, each side ramped up its demands and backtracked on earlier offers.
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The ramped-up switch-heavy scheme should help, even if it's not a perfect solution.
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Soma has ramped up its influencer spending in 2019 by 50% over 2018, Ceresoli said.
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Chinas top leadership has dramatically ramped up the public-health response since its early missteps.
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Stringent and often draconian measures are also being ramped up in much of the country.
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Large steel companies have ramped up their investment since the tariffs came into effect, however.
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But producers have since ramped up output and once-shut plants have also resumed production.
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They have also ramped up the police presence in high-profile areas during busy events.
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The round-the-clock detail was just one ramped-up security decision made under Pruitt.
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The number of reported videos spiked in 2018 when Facebook ramped up its detection efforts.
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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has significantly ramped up its warnings about vaping products.
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Since then, the debate has only ramped up as encryption and device security has improved.
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Last week, as his aid delivery campaign ramped up, Guaidó crossed the border into Colombia.
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As the impeachment inquiry has ramped up, Bevin has continued to tie himself to Trump .
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Tesla anticipated capital expenditures would total $2 billion as it ramped up Model 3 production.
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But 1 billion years ago, the star drought ended when star formation ramped up again.
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" Madigan thinks a budget for the civilian crisis line "needs to be ramped up substantially.
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Besides the ramped-up spending, a big part of Thrive has been Ms. McCray's advocacy.
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In the last few months, however, the Trump administration has ramped up its trade actions.
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Saudi Arabia in particular ramped up output to compensate for the anticipated drop in Iranian supplies.
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Those sources are "always on" and can be ramped up and down to "firm" variable power.
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Following Trump's preview, planning regarding his tariffs threat ramped up inside the West Wing Thursday afternoon.
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A police presence has been placed at mosques around the country and ramped up throughout Christchurch.
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On Monday, they ramped up distribution of their list at a campaign event in West Chester.
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Aid agencies have ramped up their deliveries of food to some parts of Yemen this year.
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Citi ramped up earnings estimates for Morgan Stanley after its solid performance in the first quarter.
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Regardless, accusations that China was again stealing intellectual property for its own benefit have ramped up.
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Driving the news: The debate over reparations, specifically for black Americans, has ramped back up recently.
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Speculators have also ramped up bearish bets on the loonie to the most since February 20183.
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Rival Magazine Luiza SA also ramped up its in-store pickup last year for online purchases.
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The Somali Islamist militant group al Shabaab has ramped up activities since the start of 2016.
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Her campaign event in Cleveland on Friday marks the beginning of a ramped up campaign schedule.
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Instead, they have ramped up the political temperature to heights barely seen in recent British history.
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The European Union has ramped up trade defences in steel over the past couple of years.
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"There are obstacles, such as getting the supply networks put together and ramped up," said Dediu.
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Earlier, the firm ramped up its push for new drivers and passengers with an advertising blitz.
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In recent weeks, North Korea has ramped up its missile tests, sending shockwaves through world governments.
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The company expects the second line to be fully staffed and ramped up in the fall.
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We were careful in hiring people, so we ramped up over the course of the year.
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Since the #MeToo era ramped up in 2017, the question has been: Will this change anything?
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The bank had ramped up its market share aggressively before pulling back over the past year.
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Your psychic abilities will be ramped up, and you'll find yourself contemplating some intense life changes.
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As the air war ramped up, he saw more and more Syrians arriving mutilated—and traumatized.
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Government borrowing has been ramped up to fund the railway and other projects such as roads.
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And it's true that ramped-up aggression against white suspects by cops is not the answer.
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Operating costs rose 3.2 percent to $345.5 million, as the company ramped up its digital business.
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Greens take aim: The lobbying fight over the Pruitt pick has ramped up on both sides.
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Chatter ramped up after the apparent favorite for the post removed his name from the running.
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Ahead of the House vote, several groups have ramped up lobbying efforts to protect undocumented immigrants.
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Airstrikes might be ramped up, particularly against the IS headquarters in the Syrian city of Raqqa.
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So that went ahead and really ramped up auto sales last year into the double digits.
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The Trump administration has ramped up that pressure over the crisis in Cuba's socialist ally Venezuela.
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It's a decriminalized model, but they also include ramped-up treatment provisions and harm reduction tools.
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Why it matters: Best Buy has ramped up discounts to keep pace with rivals like Amazon.
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The European Union has ramped up trade defenses in steel over the past couple of years.
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Retailers have ramped up shipments of imported items in anticipation of potential increases in U.S. tariffs.
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Most influential, according to Combi, is a social paranoia that has been ramped up by smartphones.
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His campaign spending ramped up significantly that month, although he started September sitting on $50 million.
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Iran pressure: The Trump administration ramped up its pressure on Iran in several ways this week.
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BG's production, too, had grown about 25 percent, as Australia and Brazil ramped up their output.
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For Trump, the trip to Tennessee comes as part of a ramped-up midterm travel schedule.
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However, gasoline and distillate inventories extended their declines even as refiners ramped up production, it said.
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The agency also ramped up federal procedures to detect the virus earlier and cull chickens faster.
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The chain quickly ramped up the test, rolling out a national delivery campaign earlier this year.
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"Expectations have been ramped up so high that disappointment is sure to come," Professor Hillmer said.
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Facebook has recently ramped up its effort to monitor and remove ads that violate its policies.
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China has ramped up investments in Malaysia as part of its "One Belt, One Road" projects.
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As Mr. Palmer's playing career wound down in the mid-1960s, his commercial activities ramped up.
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" Analysts ramped up their criticism, and some even questioned if the company is "a Ponzi scheme.
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The news comes as the administration has ramped up efforts to end the country's longest war.
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The BoE cut rates and ramped up its bond-buying program after the shock referendum vote.
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By adopting such a position, Trump has dramatically ramped up his efforts to undermine American democracy.
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Trump has only ramped up his rhetoric against China since his election, provoking Beijing several times.
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Earlier this week, the U.S. ramped up its response to the humanitarian crisis in Puerto Rico.
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Erdoğan has also ramped up his anti-US rhetoric recently, which has helped keep tensions high.
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They have ramped up their bets on the central bank's next move being a rate cut.
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Sand prices soared in the last year as oil companies ramped up shale drilling and production.
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Microsoft has also ramped up cloud product pricing, with prices up to 22% higher since January.
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In recent months, the U.S. has ramped up diplomatic efforts to urge allies to sideline Huawei.
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That survey, published on Wednesday, showed British factories had ramped up their stockpiling ahead of Brexit.
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Members of a House panel on Wednesday ramped up their criticism of the federal ethanol mandate.
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PitchBook data indicates that Vouch's valuation has also ramped up rapidly: it's currently at $210 million.
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Apple, a big beneficiary of the new tax law, has ramped up its repurchases this year.
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There is also an opportunity to learn from the puzzle, because the vocabulary is ramped up.
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France ramped up its security threat to its highest level after the attack late on Tuesday.
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Analysts were divided over whether the ramped-up dispute would lead to greater global trade issues.
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After a breakthrough in talks this year, China ramped up its purchases of United States soybeans.
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The region was one of its most promising growth areas, and its competition had ramped up.
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Despite the headcount changes, the company appears to have ramped up its testing on California roads.
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The cluing is ramped up to 11, as evidenced, for one, by "Jet launcher" for GEYSER.
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This both weakened the union and ramped up competitive pressure on the companies that were unionized.
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Just on Tuesday, the United States ramped up sanctions against key figures in the Maduro entourage.
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Mr. Bynum said he was not aware that Philadelphia had ramped up its law last year.
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Across the world, countries have ramped up technological efforts to contain the spread of the coronavirus.
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Facebook and Google have likewise ramped up efforts to make a splash in the TV industry.
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After production was ramped up in expectation of a Clinton presidency, gun inventories have piled up.
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China has ramped up military exercises near Taiwan's borders and poached many of its foreign allies.
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Production will be ramped up slowly as employees return to work, and output is carefully monitored.
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It has reportedly ramped up production at that factory to more than 1,000 vehicles per week.
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The administration ramped up its efforts on Thursday – more than a week after the storm hit.
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The official told the Post that Trump's complaints about Priebus had ramped up in recent weeks.
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That is far later than Ms. Warren and Mr. Sanders, who ramped up operations in 2019.
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We discussed Spagnuolo's complexity in our Week 13 preview, and he's only ramped up the volume.
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Japan's second-biggest drugmaker by sales has ramped up overseas acquisitions to broaden its drug pipeline.
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Khan has ramped up his government's engagement on the international stage, offering to negotiate regional tensions.
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The government also claims to have substantially ramped up domestic preparations for a no deal exit.
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However, deforestation in Indonesia has ramped up in the past decade to pave way for agriculture.
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The airstrikes ramped up after a Russian plane was shot down over the weekend near Idlib.
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The state also ramped up state police action against retailers who sell to under-age vapers.
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He also said he initiated an options trade designed to profit if market volatility ramped up.
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TV. The ramped-up media appearances come as Democratic candidates face a looming deadline of Oct.
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The investor debate ramped up after Intercept announced initial positive results a year ago, he said.
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As of August, just more than 100 vehicles had been delivered as Tesla ramped up production.
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Mitchell has also ramped up his discussions of race as he's made his pitch to voters.
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Since Ms. Tsai came to power in 2016, China has ramped up pressure on her government.
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This ramped up as he got sicker—he died of multiple sclerosis when I was 19.
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It's ramped up criticism of Russia, Assad's key ally, at the United Nations in recent weeks.
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Of course, LAX -- which has been a target in the past -- has also ramped up security.
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France and Europe as a whole have ramped up security measures following attacks in Paris last year.
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The accident has ramped up pressure on the industry to prove its software and sensors are safe.
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It depicts receding shorelines by having rising waters flood rows of cherry trees along a ramped shore.
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Analysts say ramped up rules to bring polluting factories to heel will add to the price pressures.
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How has the Trump administration ramped up the momentum to roll back protections of our public lands?
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The Syrian conflict has also been an arena where tensions between Israel and Hezbollah have ramped up.
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The videos indicate coal traffic ramped up during the course of 2018, the website NK Pro reported.
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U.S. job growth surged more than expected in January as construction firms and retailers ramped up hiring.
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In addition, they have ramped up efforts to encourage families to complete free and reduced-price applications.
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The resistance workouts have ramped up, and I wasn't even okay with how it was going originally.
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In recent years, Uganda has ramped up external borrowing, mostly from China, to finance ambitious infrastructure development.
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Alphabet aggressively ramped up transportation investments last year, many of which could conceivably be used in delivery.
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And now that there's a real, proper 5G phone on its network, Verizon has ramped things up.
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The Trump administration has also continued or ramped up Obama's efforts to deter Russian aggression in Europe.
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Speculation about new N.E.R.D material ramped up when posters referencing the group's name appeared earlier this week.
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In preparation, Gold ramped up her own education by taking courses at Le Cordon Bleu culinary school.
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But Trump has ramped up his scapegoating of the Fed as an economic slowdown threatens his presidency.
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Nintendo promised significantly more shipments and ramped-up production when it was released in September last year.
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Today's a very exhausting: Your sleep will be interrupted, and your psychic ability is super ramped up.
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Beijing ramped up efforts to promote this vision at its third annual World Internet Conference last week.
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Purchases of LME copper put options have been climbing since early November, but ramped up this month.
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The tech company announced at its annual developers conference that it has ramped up manufacturing, Bloomberg reports.
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The backdrop: Talk of impeaching the president has ramped up following the release of the Mueller report.
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Taiwan says China has ramped up military exercises around the island in the past year or so.
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On June 7, Turkey ramped up its interest rates for the second time in around two weeks.
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The gunfire ramped up into early Saturday morning as the forces fought to claim back the hotel.
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In Iowa, the campaign ramped up its hiring earlier this summer and now has roughly 65 staffers.
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In southeast Asia, manufacturing in Vietnam was boosted by ramped up production by South Korea's Samsung Electronics .
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The revisions also ramped up some of the regulatory rollbacks needed to help win conservative votes. Sen.
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"With vessel traffic at a standstill, liquefaction activity appears to have been ramped down drastically," Iyengar said.
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President Obama ramped up the pressure on Friday for Republicans to put forward a replacement before repealing.
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Performances grew more extreme and salacious; relationships intensified as drug consumption ramped and moved into the open.
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Production at Kasahgan will be ramped up in 2018 and 2019 before hitting full capacity in 2020.
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Opposition parties, led by Chinese-based Democratic Action Party (DAP), have also ramped up the racial rhetoric.
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Iran ramped up supplies after lifting the sanctions in 2016, producing 3.81 million bpd in March 2018.
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In the final push before New Hampshire, Bill Clinton ramped up his criticism of of Sanders' operation.
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China's crude steel output reached a record 72 million tonnes in March as mills ramped up output.
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In turn, many tech companies have ramped up the amount of money they spend on lobbying considerably.
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Training has ramped up, the soldiers said, in the face of the increased activity from North Korea.
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Adding to the recovery signs, separate data showed shoppers ramped up spending in May including on cars.
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MetLife has ramped up its efforts to locate the retirees and their beneficiaries, the company has said.
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Global regulators have ramped up their scrutiny of cryptocurrency markets following a rally in prices last year.
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It has ramped up spending on product development in recent months to remain ahead of the competition.
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Beijing has ramped up efforts to stem capital outflows and relieve pressure on its currency, the yuan.
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The Panorama festival in New York City ramped up on Saturday — and so did the blistering heat.
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As Beijing has ramped up pressure, Taiwan's government has been more vocal in calling out Beijing's tactics.
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J.P. Morgan says foreign exchange deposits into Singapore's banks have ramped up "quite sharply" in recent months.
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The report comes as Trump in recent days has ramped up his criticism of the attorney general.
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White House spokesman Sean Spicer said in February that federal anti-marijuana laws might be ramped up.
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Security has ramped up in the last week, following the deadly shooting of five Dallas police officers.
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Comcast Disney just ramped up its fight -- big time -- with Comcast for control of 21st Century Fox.
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Trump further ramped up tensions recently by accusing Beijing of meddling in this year's mid-term elections.
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Iran has only ramped up its role in foreign conflicts since the deal took effect in 2016.
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The Swiss ramped up military spending and many homes were required to be equipped with bomb shelters.
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But Trump has lashed out at the Speaker, particularly as the House impeachment inquiry has ramped up.
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Netflix has ramped up its original productions in recent years with over 100 scripted series currently streaming.
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But the public breakup has only ramped up the speculation that Cohen will "flip" on the President.
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It had already received a sizable number of pre-orders before the promotions ramped up last week.
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But it has been an important one, particularly over the last decade, when Chinese imports ramped up.
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It was a bold move from a company that has increasingly ramped up its rivalry with Nvidia.
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Lyft has aggressively ramped up its staff and coverage in the U.S. over the past two years.
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SSEC over the last three months as the United States has ramped up trade tariffs on Beijing.
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I built walls, ramped up military production, and just decided to sit and hold off the hordes.
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In response, Israel launched a wave of air strikes and ramped up its forces at the border.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has ramped up pressure on its allies to cut off funding to Iran.
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"Once CDR pulls out enough carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, SAI could be ramped down," he said.
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The President ramped up his efforts this week to make a direct appeal to the American public.
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Both the US' pledge and others were meant as baselines that would get ramped up over time.
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These complaints ramped up after two deadly crashes by 737 Max planes, which together killed 133 people.
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Such ramped up efforts come as some hospital systems say their suppliers are not filling regular orders.
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But GDPR has ramped up the speed of change in what has been such a fragmented industry.
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Since then, the companies have ramped up their efforts to thwart these orchestrated efforts by nation states.
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In the second half he ramped up his point total and finished with 28 and seven assists.
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As operations ramped up, a wave of revolutionary fervor from the Arab Spring movement swept the region.
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Security was also ramped up in major US cities including New York, Washington DC, and Los Angeles.
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This group ramped up negotiations in recent days but have yet to come forward with a proposal.
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As the ramped up Mexican security makes it harder to cross, the numbers of migrants dwindle noticeably.
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"You got uncertainty ramped up again this morning and it shows no sign of abating," Tuz said.
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Global stock markets had some respite this week as central banks and governments ramped up stimulus measures.
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Amy Klobuchar has not had much of a presence here, but just ramped up her TV buy.
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From Washington: With Congress back from recess, the investigation ramped up with more depositions behind closed doors.
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Exxon has ramped up asset sales, aiming to collect $15 billion by next year to balance spending.
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Against that backdrop, investors have ramped up their expectations for a rate cut at the Fed's Oct.
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He ramped up that assault in the second quarter, cresting the 100-yard rushing mark before halftime.
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The junta has ramped up spending to boost domestic activity but large infrastructure projects have remained slow.
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Trump ramped up his engagement and applied more pressure on senators in the days before the vote.
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In response to our tariffs, China has ramped up imports from other countries, as with Brazilian soybeans.
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The spokesman said that Whitehall departments had "significantly ramped up" their no-deal planning in recent weeks.
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Elsewhere on the continent, officials, companies, and schools have ramped up their responses to the growing outbreak.
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The central bank ramped up its operations, ahead of Monday, as the end of the quarter loomed.
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As the historical revisionism has ramped up, so has the desecration of Ukraine's Holocaust sites and memorials.
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Democrats ramped up their calls for stricter gun control laws in the wake of the shooting. Sen.
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The Lakers ramped up the defensive pressure, blocking 14 shots, their most in a game since 2002.
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In most of the pathways it outlined to hit that mark, nuclear energy must be ramped up.
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Trump has ramped up his attacks on the press this week, mostly using the social media platform.
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The Obama administration has also ramped up its response, but critics say more needs to be done.
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Apple is jumping into the streaming market at at time of ramped up competition and widespread saturation.
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The U.S. this week ramped up the pressure on China in its trade battle with the country.
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Internet censorship has massively ramped up under President Xi Jinping, alongside a general crackdown on civil society.
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The US has ramped up its criticism of China's militarization of islands in the South China Sea.
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Trump has ramped up the U.S. sanctions on Iran since abandoning the nuclear deal negotiated under Obama.
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In fact, even as US oil production ramped up in September, so did purchases of Saudi oil.
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Pyongyang's biggest ever nuclear test over the weekend has further ramped up tensions with the United States.
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But since the Brazilian season ramped up in March, U.S. soybeans have turned slightly cheaper (reut.rs/1V87kY0).
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The setback came as the American military ramped up its bombing campaign across Afghanistan fivefold over 2016.
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Government entities ramped up purchases over the summer so they could show reductions next year, analysts said.
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The cancellation wasn't a complete surprise given the ramped-up rhetoric from Pyongyang over the past week.
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The ramped-up competition in the streaming space and pricing pressure also weighed heavily on the stock.
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Your (already very powerful!) psychic ability will be very ramped up at the start of the month!
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As a result, al-Shabaab has ramped up its attacks on participating nations, particularly Kenya and Uganda.
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Organization of anti-Trump protests has ramped up ahead of his expected acceptance of the GOP nomination Thursday.
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As crypto activity ramped up, numerous exchanges opened up shop in Venezuela, including SurBitcoin, Rapid Cambio, and others.
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And, in fact, we did so over the last six months as we ramped up for Election Day.
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Its missile program proceeded deliberately at first, but ramped up significantly under the leadership of Kim Jong-un.
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Boeing's dividend increase comes as the company has ramped up production of its most popular model, the 737.
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Thankfully, I had been seeing a wonderful therapist before I got pregnant, so I ramped up our sessions.
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They also ramped up the search for more victims and said that 130 people were still unaccounted for.
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Walmart has ramped up its online grocery business and acquired trendy fashion brands such as Bonobos and Eloquii.
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But as pro-government forces ramped up attacks, eastern Aleppo became the wretched epicenter of the civil war.
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Moving up to the plug-in hybrid, the electric motor's power output is ramped up to 60 horsepower.
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Alternative rescue scenarios have ramped up as forecasts for rain make the extraction-by-diving plan increasingly precarious.
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Rystad Energy ramped up its year-end US output forecast by 260,000 to 13.4 million barrels per day.
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Since the 2014 border crisis, Mexico has ramped up its efforts to repatriate Central Americans crossing its borders.
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In video game parlance, driving the GT is like racing with the sensitivity ramped all the way up.
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Hydroelectric power has become controversial in Laos as the government has ramped up its investment in dam projects.
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As the duo ramped up production to meet growing demand, Liegey and Vandenburgh realized they needed more space.
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Lawmakers have already ramped up criticism of Twitter and other social media platforms alleging censorship of conservative voices.
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In a tweet Tuesday, the president again ramped up his pressure on the Fed to ease monetary policy.
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So, once we got going and once we learnt how to grow it, we ramped up very fast.
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The Trump administration has ramped up hiring for immigration judges and put pressure on them to work faster.
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White House spokesman Sean Spicer told journalists in February that federal anti-marijuana laws might be ramped up.
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And we found that the conservative cable network has ramped up this angle in talking about the allegations.
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The exodus ramped up in the second term, hitting 41 in 2014, compared to just six in 2009.
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"Despite our best efforts and ramped-up production, we still had trouble keeping them in stock," he said.
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The WHO ramped up its prevention efforts in early May, allowing more people to receive the Merck vaccine.
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To replace American beans China has ramped up its imports from Brazil, pushing up prices in South America.
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" In July, Musk predicted that getting the production of Tesla Model 3 ramped up would be "manufacturing hell.
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Steel mills ramped up production to capture margins and repair the balance-sheet damage from the previous downturn.
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North Korea has ramped up its missile tests in recent months, as tensions grow on the Korean Peninsula.
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That activity ramped up again at the start of the next trial, when the rat reentered the box.
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One thing they all share is ramped-up pressure from outside groups on the right and the left.
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Uber ramped up its fraud-detection techniques in 2016, around the time the company pulled out of China.
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In March, as President Donald Trump's administration ramped up immigration enforcement efforts, he was ordered to leave again.
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As a report from The Information recently noted, Google has also ramped up its hardware efforts in China.
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The Israeli government ramped up its abuse after Hamas seized control of the Gaza Strip in June 22012.
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Authorities in both America and Britain have ramped up their efforts to prosecute insider trading in recent years.
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Singapore recently ramped up investments into A.I. by committing more than $100 million over the next five years.
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Saudi Arabia ramped up its defense spending, super-sized its security forces and surrounded itself with Sunni allies.
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Gold also bounced back above $2302.90,15.363 an ounce as the dollar eased and global growth fears ramped up.
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"When he gets ramped up, he can't control what he says, he can't let it go," she explains.
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But the company has ramped up spending on product development in recent months to remain ahead of competition.
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To prepare that, we are agreed on the need for ramped-up no-deal preparations, including a budget.
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Once ramped up to full speed, the mine will produce around 170,000 tonnes per year of contained metal.
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The defense contractor has previously said it will hire more than 22019,000 workers there as production ramped up.
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"It seems to really have ramped up in the last five years," he told McClatchy DC last year.
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The yield on the was last at 0.7257, having ramped up to about 0.77 ahead of the release.
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Some observers noted that Azar ramped up his rhetoric after drug companies were relieved by the initial plan.
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Turkey has also ramped up air strikes on Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) bases in northern Iraq this year.
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Without an answer from O'Rourke, efforts to draft him into the 2020 race have ramped up, as well.
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Since the crackdown began on Saturday, the Saudis have considerably ramped up their accusatory rhetoric towards their neighbors.
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Erdoğan ramped up diplomatic pressure on Saudi Arabia after the killing for conducting an apparent assassination in Turkey.
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Late last year, as China's economy slowed, officials ramped up project approvals to stir up more economic activity.
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The pressure has ramped up since the 2016 referendum, with fewer EU candidates entering the UK job market.
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And he ramped up mine-clearing exercises with other navies, including those of the British and Gulf states.
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In the last several months, with the support of a willing administration, we have ramped up our efforts.
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Other data on Wednesday showed private employers ramped up hiring in August, adding 21.46,000 jobs to their payrolls.
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Disney ramped up TV advertising for Disney Plus during the past two months, particularly in the past week.
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Gold also bounced back above $2302,15.333 an ounce as the dollar eased and global growth fears ramped up.
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But Clinton has shored up the establishment endorsements, save for Elizabeth Warren, and has ramped up her advertising.
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"He ramped up the tactics of mass obstruction in a way we had never seen before," says Ornstein.
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Hedge funds had ramped up their short bets against the pound to their highest levels since October 2018.
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The acquisition represents the latest step in eToro's broader growth plan, which has ramped up as of late.
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Customers have been cancelling orders on Tesla's Model 3 car as production ramped up — which Elon Musk promised.
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When Nintendo developed The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening for the Game Boy, they ramped up the spookiness.
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But they said steps were being taken so that output could be ramped up as quickly as possible.
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Graham has shifted in his defense of the president several times as the impeachment inquiry has ramped up.
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Trump has ramped up his disdain and dismissiveness of all forms of communication that don't originate with him.
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His suggestions ramped up the tension in the debate over the Fed's bank regulation under the Trump administration.
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Republicans, including Trump, have in recent weeks ramped up their attacks on the FBI and questioned its integrity.
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In India, Facebook has partnered with fact checkers and, like Twitter, ramped up efforts to block fake accounts.
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That contrasts with the end of 2014 and early 2016 - when the ECB last ramped up quantitative easing.
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China has ramped up military exercises around Taiwan in the past year, including flying bombers around the island.
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They have ramped up attacks in strategic provinces and have also directed Afghans to boycott the parliamentary elections.
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Trump has spoken with both leaders by phone in recent months as Pyongyang ramped up its missile tests.
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The judicial authorities have also ramped up pressure on dissidents, most notably with the arrest of Ms. Sotoudeh.
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As this has ramped up: it's masks; we've had cases of hand sanitizer stolen; we've had gloves stolen.
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He said demand then ramped up to about 300 enquiries in the space of three or four days.
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Ever since Republicans ramped up their efforts to repeal Obamacare, the ACA has become more popular than before.
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Airlines have ramped up hiring of pilots and other employees in recent years as they faced increasing demand.
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Tech companies have recently ramped up their efforts to combat misinformation, especially for content related to the election.
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A last-minute deal to scrap three significant ObamaCare taxes in December ramped up deficit projections even more.
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Though the insurgent group has focused less on urban areas, it has ramped up attacks in the countryside.
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The Irish authority did, however, say its budget and staffing had been ramped up in preparation for GDPR.
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Key fuel pipelines planned to restart as more of the oil refineries that feed them ramped up production.
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OPEC was burned last year when it ramped up production after the United States announced sanctions on Iran.
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Democrats ramped up their calls for stricter gun control laws in the wake of the shooting, with Sen.
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PSO in December halted fuel oil imports as Pakistan ramped up its LNG consumption for its power sector.
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As the Johnson administration ramped up its attacks on the North, however, American dependents were forced to leave.
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Astellas, the country's second-biggest drugmaker by sales, has ramped up overseas acquisitions to broaden its drug pipeline.
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The news comes as CEO Mark Zuckerberg has ramped up criticism of the country over human-rights issues.
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Police say they have ramped up their presence in the area, but are yet to make any arrests.
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Concerns about foreign interference in U.S. politics has ramped up after Russia interfered in the 2016 U.S. election.
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Advocates have ramped up lobbying efforts to save the credit, which has benefited electric vehicle manufactures like Tesla.
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But Exxon has since ramped up spending, especially in the West Texas shale hotbed of the Permian Basin.
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ARGENTINA - The central bank ramped up its benchmark interest rate to 45 percent from 40 percent on Aug.
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Efforts to close the plant ramped up in 2011 after the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant disaster in Japan.
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As the virus rampaged across South and Central America, Cuba ramped up its fumigation practices against the mosquitos.
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The pound dropped as investors ramped up bets on Britain leaving the EU without an agreement with Brussels.
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So I ramped it up to 30 bucks, and I found somebody who would take the 30 bucks.
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In the last 20203 years, flu most often ramped up in December and January and peaked in February.
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Their criticism has ramped up in the past several weeks, as separate controversies have swirled around Trump's resorts.
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But pressure has ramped up this week, with both behind-the-scenes lobbying and public appeals to lawmakers.
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These countries have ramped up production efficiencies and lowered labor costs, leaving many US manufacturers in the dust.
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Trump and GOP congressional leaders, meanwhile, have ramped up their attacks against Democrats and the impeachment inquiry itself.
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China, which views self-ruled Taiwan as a wayward province, has ramped up pressure to assert its sovereignty.
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But, he cautioned, the startling jump is really a reflection of the state's ramped up rate of testing.
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The Democratic Attorneys General Association has recently ramped up its activity to counter the Republican Attorneys General Association.
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The Chinese government has ramped up its rhetoric in recent weeks, comparing protesters to terrorists on several occasions.
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In one, cars crowd together on the ramped roadway of a railroad crossing, like rats clinging to driftwood.
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But Trump has ramped up his language on the report and has trained his sights on Comey in particular.
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In the era of President Donald Trump, ICE has ramped up its efforts to go after the undocumented population.
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Following the CNRP dissolution Hun Sen's allies ramped up a crackdown against critics, including opposition politicians and independent media.
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The company has recently ramped up its efforts to deal with the growing fake news problem on its platform.
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Sanders, who has prided himself on running a positive campaign, has ramped up attacks on Clinton in recent weeks.
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Market volatility this week as the U.S.-China trade war ramped up has added to concerns for central banks.
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China has yet to take delivery of nearly 0.5009.875,500 tonnes of U.S. pork bought before trade tensions ramped up.
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Authorities ramped up security measures in Hurghada and are applying greater scrutiny with regards to letting Egyptians enter hotels.
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It's severe weather season in the Great Plains, but environmental conditions have really ramped up, much more than usual.
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"The rhetoric is so ramped up in our country," he said, pointing in particular to the recent presidential election.
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At the same time, he has ramped up his suppression of political freedoms and the ability to voice dissent.
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Since then, those companies have ramped up efforts to tackle disinformation by banning suspect accounts and removing fake content.
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They've ramped up in such a significant way in a period of just a few months across the country.
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The ramped-up rescue effort is in response to urgent requests for additional manpower made earlier in the week.
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The move came as Pinterest ramped up its own ad-selling business and plotted a new e-commerce initiative.
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That said, both the FTC and the FBI have ramped up warnings about SIM hijacking over the last year.
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The drop comes even as peers have ramped up output expectations, trying to take advantage of higher commodity prices.
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And after he lost the election in 2000, it kind of ramped up and became his mission in life.
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O) ramped up its fight against China's Ant Financial Services Group in trying to acquire MoneyGram International Inc (MGI.
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I loved to play with forest-heavy green decks that ramped up to being able to cast huge creatures.
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Regulators around the world have ramped up initiatives aimed at better understanding and supporting innovation in the nascent industry.
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Past debates have ramped up pressure on the debate moderators to resist playing the role of a passive referee.
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In Texas and elsewhere, anti-abortion activists have recently ramped up efforts to close abortion clinics across the country.
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The company paid almost no attention to the Washington influence game prior to 2007, but ramped up steeply thereafter.
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Online sales in America surged by 43% as the retailer ramped up its grocery delivery and pick-up services.
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The Pittsburgh-based company has ramped up expenditure on advertising this year, focusing on its Aerie line of lingerie.
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Last October, the duo ramped up their alliance after the German automaker joined Baidu's autonomous driving open platform Apollo.
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"When I put the dates up I was a bit ramped up doing 25 tweets a day," he said.
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U.S.-China trade tensions ramped up in August, stoking a steep surge in U.S. Treasury prices during the month.
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"If you ramped up your burn rate to closer to 3 million, no one would freak out," Elman advises.
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Your psychic abilities are so ramped up, you might find that spending time with large groups will be overwhelming.
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Tsingshan has depressed global prices since it ramped up its 3 million ton per year Indonesia unit last year.
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For the past several years, giant tech companies have rapidly ramped up investments in artificial intelligence and machine learning.
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Security has ramped up, with extra police patrols on and off campus and 24-hour video monitoring, he said.
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Security for Ariana Grande's Manchester concert Sunday will be exponentially ramped up ... and organizers want fans to be prepared.
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Copper meanwhile surged to a two-month high as investors ramped up bets that U.S. interest rates will fall.
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The streaming service has ramped up its security protocols and that means most VPNs are shut out from Netflix.
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U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry has also ramped up his criticisms of the bombing campaign in eastern Aleppo.
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Waymo ramped up its mileage in the past year with 1 million miles driven in the past three months.
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By the mid-1990s, Western and other governments ramped up pressure on Bashir not to harbor al Qaeda anymore.
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Trump touted what he called the "liberation" of US towns and cities, thanks to his ramped-up immigration policies.
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Police had ramped up security in Hindu temples and centers in the district after receiving anonymous threats, Ahmed said.
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Profit shifting has ramped up over the last two decades, the same period over which productivity growth has declined.
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"Recurrent expenses were ramped up with a drop in oil revenues," said Nathalie Marshik, a sovereign analyst at Oppenheimer.
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Brandy's sister, Jackie, said the teen had always been bullied for her weight, and cyberbullying ramped up in April.
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Over the last year or so, WeWork has ramped up whole floor and multiple floor arrangements with larger firms.
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McDougal sold her rights to the story to The National Enquirer for $150,000 as the presidential campaign ramped up.
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They said farmers ramped up production to accommodate four new packing plants slated to come on line in 210.43.
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Between 2004 and 2012, the New York City Police Department ramped up its usage of "stop and frisk" searches.
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That was below a near four-year high of 7.2% set in February when managers ramped up cash holdings.
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With a turnaround now looking less and less likely, murmurs of a takeover have ramped up in recent months.
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Iran has ramped up exports much faster than analysts had expected, using international tankers to help ship its oil.
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This is particularly noteworthy because this was the period in which the Trump administration ramped up its protectionist onslaught.
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He's even been sleeping at the Tesla factory to ensure ramped up production of his Model 3 electric car.
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Khan later appeared in a campaign ad for Clinton, and his speaking tour has ramped up since the election.
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Australia has yet to rule Huawei out of the running, and the Chinese firm has ramped up public lobbying.
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After sanctions were lifted in 2016, the country ramped up its oil production by one million barrels per day.
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To learn the language as quickly as possible, Knight ramped up the "old-fashioned way" with a frequency dictionary.
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After about six years, the public's perception of that plan started to shift, as hiring and sales ramped up.
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The pound GBP= dropped as investors ramped up bets on Britain leaving the EU without an agreement with Brussels.
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That was around the point that Disney ramped up marketing for Disney Plus during its biannual fan convention, D23.
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" Over the last several months, House Democratic leadership has slowly ramped up their rhetoric to include words like "treason.
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But after the Games, the country ramped up enforcement of regulations amid broadly tighter controls over Chinese civil society.
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Japan and South Korea are locked in a trade war that has dramatically ramped up over the past month.
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The workout ramped up, the music was pumping, and it felt just like being in a boutique workout class.
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Top RBC Capital analyst Mark Mahaney ramped up his price target to $1,200 from $1,100 previously on Oct. 27.
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PepsiCo beat quarterly revenue estimates on Thursday, as ramped up advertising boosted demand for the company's sodas and snacks.
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The search effort has ramped up, with planes and ships from at least seven countries scouring the southern Atlantic.
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For its part, Lockheed Martin says those growing pains are behind it, as production has ramped to full-rate.
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McDougal sold her rights to the story to The National Enquirer for $150,000 as the presidential campaign ramped up.
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And deliveries have been a challenge for the company as it's ramped up production of its Model 3 vehicle.
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Law enforcement has ramped up its public education efforts and enforcement of speed limits in school zones, he said.
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As economic growth has slowed down over the past six years, Chinese officials have ramped up public infrastructure spending.
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On Thursday, House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi ramped up her calls for an independent bipartisan probe into Russia's hacking.
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Trump ramped up efforts to campaign on behalf of vulnerable GOP candidates in the run up to the midterms.
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And American farmers ramped up production of soybeans in part because the Chinese were buying in such massive quantities.
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But the pace of reunions has ramped up substantially this week, as officials scramble to meet the judge's deadline.
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Nor did Japan's December 1941 attack on Pearl Harbor, which occurred before ramped-up wartime spending boosted the economy.
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While other countries in the region quickly ramped up their diagnostic capacity, Japan has struggled to conduct the examinations.
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Other countries, such as South Korea, quickly ramped up their testing, screening thousands of people at drive-through sites.
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The latest survey was carried out before Turkey's ramped up a separate army operation in northwest Syria's Idlib region.
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Chart of the weekInvestments in cannabis-focused special purpose acquisition companies, or SPACs, have ramped up in recent months:
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As the Trump administration ramped up "collateral arrests" of immigrants during raids, DREAMers occasionally got caught in the crosshairs.
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Since then, Iran ramped up supplies, producing 2900 million bpd in March 2000, almost 5003 percent of global output.
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I'm just angry that it's only now that these conversations have ramped back up to the level they have.
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Also: The Middle Eastern kingdom ramped up its purchases of U.S. Treasury bonds after Donald Trump's election as president.
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Already, China has ramped up the sort of government-led spending that bailed out its economy in the past.
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The Kremlin has now ramped up efforts to keep citizens in Moscow indoors, using authoritarian tech and sweeping surveillance.
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In response, many retailers have ramped up their transparency efforts (or at least how much they talk about transparency).
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The latest survey was carried out before Turkey's ramped up a separate army operation in northwest Syria's Idlib region.
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Universities have been fiercely protective of their endowments, and have ramped up lobbying efforts to keep control over them.
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The Federal Reserve also ramped up its effort to help companies having a hard time getting short-term funding.
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Despite this apparent good news, stringent and often draconian measures are being ramped up in much of the country.
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"These are conversations we've been having for years, but they are certainly ramped up now," said the Very Rev.
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It has faced renewed criticism as conservatives have ramped up attacks on perceived bias within the Department of Justice.
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HiFiMan started as a very small Chinese manufacturer, unexpectedly found success with a few products, and ramped up quickly.
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Uber has ramped up its pushback, specifically taking issue with the requirement to share real-time scooter trip data.
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It ramped up its advertising spending by 24% last year, and also increased spending on new stores and technology.
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Several social media firms, including Twitter, have ramped up their efforts to take down jihadist content in recent months.
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Not only does the country restrict access to the internet, it has ramped up surveillance efforts in recent years.
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Meanwhile data out on Thursday showed Turks ramped up their foreign currency holdings to a record high last week.
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It's clear that America's biggest rival gets this: China has dramatically and rapidly ramped up its spending on science.
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But they've ramped up the potential for new tech regulations — and even a breakup of tech giants like Facebook.
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Congressional Democrats ramped up their calls for stricter gun control laws in the wake of the shooting, with Sen.
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The company said that it has ramped up its efforts to use algorithms to detect and remove such videos.
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Analysts say the ramped-up focus on employment is unlikely to change the bias of near-term monetary policy.
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Mr. Arbesfeld has put them front and center in his puzzle, in fact, and ramped up the cuteness factor.
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Business groups, including NAM and the Chamber of Commerce, have recently ramped up their lobbying efforts behind the legislation.
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Egypt has recently ramped up efforts to attract foreign investment in its oil sector to boost its struggling economy.
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But the conversations ramped up as top Democrats announced they were moving ahead with articles of impeachment this week.
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U.S. officials in recent weeks have ramped up the rhetoric about North Korea amid frustrations over its missile tests.
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As China, now the world's top steel producer, has ramped up its steel production, US steel jobs have declined.
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In decades since, Welsh education has been ramped up nationwide and in 224 it became the country's official language.
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Zuckerberg's visit to Washington comes as the Federal Trade Commission has ramped up an antitrust investigation of his company.
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Lenders and bankruptcy lawyers had warned that the lower court ruling ramped up the risk in financing distressed companies.
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Both the pressure on the presidents by conservative groups and the ideological vetting procedure for nominees were ramped up.
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He's repressed free speech, undermined civil society, and ramped up a failing war ISIS-linked fighters in the Sinai.
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And as discussed, the US ramped up its presence and bombing in Syria to defeat ISIS in the country.
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Muller, a multi-talented math whiz, ended up giving up a childhood passion - music - as the business ramped up.
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The other, in Slovakia, only opened last year and is still being ramped up with other models allocated there.
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A few months ago, when I analyzed Hannity's show, it was apparent that he ramped up his conspiracy theory rhetoric when the prevailing storylines about Trump threatened his presidency: I also looked at how Fox News ramped up coverage of Clinton conspiracies when Mueller started to indict high-level Trump campaign officials: FoxNews.
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Talks between Beijing and Washington stalled in early May, and each side has ramped up threats over the past month.
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Last year, Ford ramped up its plans, announcing that it would phase out most cars it sells in North America.
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As a result, Mahaney ramped up his price target from $81 to 83 on November 6 (31 percent upside potential).
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A senior Chinese diplomat ramped up the rhetoric against the United States, saying provoking trade disputes is "naked economic terrorism".
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We residents have become closer since the Paris Attacks last year, when police presence in this neighborhood ramped up noticeably.
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That ramped up the political risks for the currency, which is down about 12 percent since last year's EU vote.
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Following the controversy, the Academy ramped up its membership efforts in hopes of cultivating a larger, more diverse voting body.
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After the 2013 Boston Marathon bombings, road races have ramped up security efforts; that includes monitoring who is running races.
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"We are just at the opening of a huge transformation," Mills said as Black Friday ramped up across the country.
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That amount was down 281 percent from the fourth quarter, a steep drop after companies ramped up leverage during 247.
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This year WIRED ramped up its longstanding commitment to publishing deeply reported narratives and investigations, both online and in print.
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In a bid to deflect blame and appease critics, Beijing's central government has ramped up its purge of local officials.
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Logan seemed to tire a bit, and continued to look sluggish in round four while KSI ramped up his energy.
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However, the Trump administration's zero tolerance policy has ramped up the number of migrant children in government shelters by 22%.
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Turkey's central bank ramped up its use of swaps to boost overall reserves last month, bank data showed last week.
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For its part, Huawei has stockpiled components and ramped up development and production of its own in-house chipmaker, HiSilicon.
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In fact, gas is even more valuable for grid controllers because output can be ramped up and down very quickly.
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After news of the Mueller indictment broke, MSNBC and CNN (to a lesser extent) ramped up coverage of the story.
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The EBRD has also ramped up a significant amount of work in the Maghreb and should continue to do so.
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But he acknowledged a ramped-up anxiety that's descended on Americans as they watch seemingly unfettered violence on urban streets.
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Washington ramped up its scrutiny of large technology companies amid concerns about consumer data protection and misinformation on social media.
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Democrats are weighing impeachment proceedings and have already ramped up their oversight requests on the administration and Trump's personal finances.
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Apple also ramped up its testing miles in California, driving nearly 80,000 last year compared to 800 the year before.
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Since the turn of the century, America has ramped up judicial programmes whose reach is not restricted by its borders.
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The Chinese government ramped up censorship of the Panama Papers, blocking most online and broadcast references to the document dump.
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Bieber and Baldwin haven't been shy about their affection for one another since their romance ramped up earlier this year.
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China has ramped up pork imports this year as its domestic hog herd has been ravaged by African swine fever.
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Over the past few months, members of Congress and the White House have ramped up attacks on social media platforms.
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The closures have added to a sense of disarray and ramped up stress levels, said gallery owner Amedeo Markoff, 49.
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Meanwhile, the security presence in Apaa has been ramped up, with journalists and politicians blocked from visiting some affected areas.
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Things really ramped up when Sergio came roaring back as a contender with a phenomenal shot on the 15th hole.
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They ramped it up with cutting-edge Bluetooth wireless sound technology with a wireless pairing range up to 100 feet.
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WATCH: Finding Love on a Polyamorous Dating App Soon after, we reached Level 7, and the keyboard ramped right up.
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In the last two years, officials have responded with ramped up spending on construction of highways and other public works.
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The PBOC had increased cash injections in June and ramped up repurchase agreements in August as stocks continued to slide.
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HollisterStier ramped up manufacturing, Golden said, but the firm couldn't supply enough venom extract fast enough to avoid a shortage.
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In December, it had forecast a bigger loss for the year as it ramped up spending to hire contract workers.
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Also, she's ramped up her cause of for bullying-prevention, which has drawn criticism due to her husband's antics online.
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Hints from both the European Central Bank and Bank of Canada that may happen soon have ramped up those expectations.
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Police had recently ramped up security in Hindu temples and centers in the district after receiving anonymous threats, Ahmed said.
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Thailand's military government has ramped up online censorship, particularly perceived insults to monarchy, since seizing power in a 2014 coup.
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China's ramped up space program has led to increased calls in the United States to bolster its space warfare abilities.
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"What you do see is the overall quality bar has ramped up," said Brian McRoskey, a partner at Bain & Company.
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Judicial Watch has been seeking McCabe's messages for months, and ramped up the effort after he was fired in March.
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Hostilities have ramped up since Tuesday night in La Paz and Cochabamba, with clashes between Morales supporters and the opposition.
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"There is a general common opinion in both the government and Congress that it should be ramped up," said Zahorodniuk.
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Reports of a possible pullout come as the U.S. has ramped up peace talk efforts over the last several months.
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But he has since ramped up his own efforts, in part because of his dislike for other types of warfare.
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As the administration considers a possible pullout, U.S. officials have ramped up peace talk efforts over the last several months.
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Trump has ramped up his rhetoric in recent weeks as he pushes for more stringent border security and immigration laws.
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Discussions of staff reduction have ramped up after it leaked that a staffer made an off-color joke about Sen.
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European officials have ramped up their security efforts in advance of the international matches, which kick off on June 10.
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But once his son took charge in 2011, films began declining and TV production ramped up instead, according to Lee.
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When the clues are ramped up to maximum difficulty, it might be tough to pick a place to dive in.
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China has ramped up imports of U.S. coal over the past year, as its utilities have sought cheaper foreign fuel.
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Boko Haram pledged allegiance to the Islamic State last spring, about the same time the military ramped up its push.
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Thursday crosswords usually have a trick, but the clues are not necessarily ramped up like those in a Saturday puzzle.
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Meanwhile, Amazon had already been interested, then ramped up talks after CNBC's April report that PillPack was in acquisition talks.
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In a bid to lift the economy, the ruling junta has introduced stimulus measures and ramped up investment in infrastructure.
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The Pacers ramped up their defense in the second half, blanketing the perimeter and forcing Brooklyn to attack the paint.
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The government has ramped up stimulus measures this year, announcing billions of dollars in additional tax cuts and infrastructure spending.
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"We discovered, as terrorism cases ramped up, that we needed to put in a second informant," Marshall Miller told me.
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The United States and Saudi Arabia have ramped up their oil output in recent months, easing fears of a shortage.
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After Ebadi was awarded the Peace Prize in 2003, Iran's intelligence apparatus ramped up its endlessly creative battery of intimidations.
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Lobbying: K Street ramped up its opposition to an ethics reform bill at the center of the House Democrats' agenda.
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Ramped-up land purchases mean the developers will add debt, throwing uncertainty into the stated plans of some to deleverage.
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China has ramped up its military presence around Taiwan in the past year, including flying bomber jets around the island.
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Since then the company has ramped up its testing, launched an early rider program and slowly crept toward commercial deployment.
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North Tide ramped up its ownership in Community Health Systems last year, at one pointing owning 13% of the company.
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Their attacks have ramped up in recent months, with suicide bombings, kidnapping and rape used as everyday weapons of war.
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China has ramped up its attempts to buyout U.S. semiconductor companies in recent years, biding 27 times between 2013-2016.
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Whole milk powder, the most widely traded item, fell 2.1 percent, largely as supply from the Northern Hemisphere ramped up.
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Security was ramped up outside Khan's residence in the capital, Islamabad, said Najeeb Ur Rehman Bugvi, senior superintendent of police.
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Donald Trump has ramped up his use of a new, favorite term and Stephen Colbert wasted no time calling bullshit.
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But as testing has ramped up, so have reported caseloads, which surged 35 percent in a day's time to 1,977.
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And in Yemen, U.S. drone strikes have ramped up to new levels in the counterterror campaign there against al-Qaida.
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The price drops, which were broad-based across most products, were likely due to ramped up supply, according to analysts.
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The social network ramped up the effort after several people live-streamed their suicides on Facebook Live in early 2017.
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Amazon says it's also ramped up the rates with which it cleans facilities, including everything from touchscreens to door handles.
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Chinese regulators have also ramped up scrutiny on conglomerates that have gorged on inexpensive debt to finance pricey overseas acquisitions.
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The Obama administration ramped up aid after a surge of Central American children arrived at the Texas border in 2014.
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The country as a whole has ramped up coronavirus testing: up to 1 million people could be tested by Friday.
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But it has faced intense competition from big box retailers like Walmart and Target that have ramped up toy offerings.
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The latest meeting comes as China has ramped up blaming foreign forces, particularly Washington, for allegedly stirring up the protests.
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Community transmission, cases of the virus that have either been contracted locally or have no known source, has ramped up.
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Family separations began quietly last fall and ramped up in May with the announcement of the administration's "zero tolerance" policy.
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Earlier in the day he traveled to Minnesota to visit 3M Co , which has ramped up production of protective masks.
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He said he had to cancel a $300 million fund in the fall of 2014 when the attacks ramped up.
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Some farmers who anticipated significant resources under the peace agreement significantly ramped up production of coca leaf in recent years.
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The Vermont independent ramped up his rhetoric against the Democratic front-runner, questioning her judgment and slamming her policy positions.
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Complicating matters further is Mueller's probe, which has ramped up in aggressiveness and has broadened to examine Trump's White House.
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The U.S. military this year ramped up airstrikes against al-Shabab, which has for years been battling the Somali government.
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It is instead the prospect of ramped-up enforcement that promises to increase misery on both sides of the border.
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Michael Bloomberg: As he eyed a presidential run, the billionaire and former New York mayor ramped up his charitable giving.
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But a year later, Mr. Guaidó's campaign for regime change is flagging, while Mr. Maduro has ramped up political repression.
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So, as the yield on the 10-year Treasury note has ramped higher this year, so has the mortgage rate.
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But discussions about his future have ramped up among staffers as the post-impeachment chapter of the Trump era begins.
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Bauxite exports from other producers such as Australia and Malaysia ramped up, as did nickel ore shipments from the Philippines.
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They have been clamoring for a renewal of the tariff elimination practice and have recently ramped up their lobbying efforts.
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Rallies ramped up over the holiday weekend as Wet'suwet'en supporters marched through popular streets in Montreal, Vancouver, Regina, and Toronto.
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But he has ramped back up his political involvement, including meeting with former President Barack Obama in Washington this year.
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Karp on Thursday confirmed that the Peter Theil-backed company has ramped up its government work in the past year.
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The secretive Peter Thiel-backed data analytics start-up ramped up its work for governments in 2019, Karp said Thursday.
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The U.S. has ramped up pressure on Huawei in recent months, blacklisting the firm from doing business with American firms.
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House Democrats ramped up their rhetoric this week in part to get more Americans' understanding and support for their investigation.
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Military and police assistance was ramped up after a 2009 military coup against a left-leaning elected president, Manuel Zelaya.
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Sanders, during the press briefing, insisted that the controversy was being ramped up by Democrats and amplified by the media.
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Trump's use of "presidential harassment" has ramped up over time, as David A. Graham at the Atlantic noted in January.
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He made those comments a day after Merkel ramped up her doubts about the reliability of Washington as an ally.
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Even with ramped-up public funding, commercial fusion won&apost be possible until the late 2030s at best, they say.
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The junta has ramped up investment to lift activity but big infrastructure projects have been slow getting off the ground.
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"When I got in the dugout, they were kind of excited that I had ramped it up again," Harvey said.
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The e-commerce behemoth has ramped up its ad offerings across the platform, according to a report from BI Intelligence.
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Once a place for Juul-lovers only, the amount of advice on how to quit Juuling has ramped up significantly.
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Though President Donald Trump has already ramped up efforts for a 2020 reelection campaign, one of his frequent critics, Sen.
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Plestis says these measures will only be ramped up in season two, now that people actually know the show exists.
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But it ramped up last year when the president began framing the protests as being about patriotism and the flag.
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As pressure surrounding Facebook has ramped up, the company has faced more uncomfortable questions from officials about how it handles competition.
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The company now known as Axon created its body camera division a few years ago, but ramped up efforts in 2017.
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But he ramped up early in Iowa and has deployed dozens of staffers on the ground in the first caucus state.
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"If I'm bipolar this kind of s— can get me ramped," West, who has previously been diagnosed with the disorder, continued.
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As authorities have ramped up efforts to treat any potential cases, almost 200 people have reportedly come forward to be tested.
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The Obama administration ramped up such surveillance against reporters, and Jeff Sessions says he has tripled the number of leak investigations.
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Over the last six months, the Saudis ramped up production by more than 1 million bpd — a move cheered by Trump.
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State governments have massively ramped up spending on infrastructure, which is spilling over into private business investment and commercial property construction.
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But following its 2015 release of Spike Lee's Chi-Raq, Amazon has ramped up its efforts to pick up more films.
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He apparently believed that if he ramped up immigration enforcement, then Republicans would trust him and come onboard for comprehensive reform.
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To meet growing demand — which accelerated at the fastest rate in almost six years in March — services firms ramped up hiring.
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Kim then ramped up North Korea's testing and development of nuclear weapons and ballistic missiles in open defiance of China's wishes.
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That was up 22.7 percent from February and more than a five-fold increase from January as buying has ramped up.
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Search and recovery efforts ramped up on Wednesday with 0003 cadaver dogs as well as members of the California National Guard.
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After the terrifying heist, Kardashian ramped up her personal security detail — and made a concerted effort to tone down her look.
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"We've really ramped up the effort this month," said Mnuchin, who is also chief executive of hedge fund Dune Capital Management.
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It started at $10 Canadian per tonne of CO2 and since has ramped up to $30 Canadian per tonne (US $203).
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Costs jumped 80.5 percent to $11.76 billion, as the company ramped up spending to improve content and security across its platforms.
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Trump had previously accused Clinton of being an "enabler" to her husband's behavior, but he ramped up his rhetoric on Friday.
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Earlier this week, on Twitter and in comments to reporters, he ramped up his demands for an even larger rate cut.
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The kingdom ramped up production to record highs a year ago — only to be surprised when Trump granted Iran sanctions waivers.
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That followed recent reports of Amazon having significantly ramped up the number of private label brands sold exclusively on its website.
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Taking cue from Silicon Valley giants, the Indian government today ramped up its efforts to bring more of its citizens online.
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That horrific shooting of one of their colleagues totally ramped up my role, and that of the other chaplain, Tommy McDearis.
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The Aussie fell 0.523% to $0.6725 as markets ramped up bets that Australia would cut rates faster and deeper than expected.
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The Aussie fell 0.49% to $0.6725 as markets ramped up bets that Australia would cut rates faster and deeper than expected.
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However, that too, has been ramped up this year when there will be approximately 13 special agent and uniformed classes each.
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Hedge funds have ramped up bets on a devaluation since the Bank of Japan cut interest rates below zero last week.
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Uber and Lyft recently ramped up their rider discount offers, prompting overheard talk in the NYSE hallways about artificially-inflated numbers.
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While it doesn't intend to open an office in Myanmar, it has ramped up its efforts to expel bad actors. 7.
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The intelligence community has ramped up searches of US citizens' data, according to a 2015 transparency report released earlier this week.
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In the meantime, companies like Waymo and GM's Cruise have ramped up their deployment plans for autonomous vehicle ride-hailing services.
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"We have also in that regard ramped up our assistance inside Syria where we can support those (who return)," he said.
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The election night special also comes as Twitter has ramped up its online streaming, including grabbing rights to NFL football games.
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She might well have ramped up U.S. involvement in the conflict, trying to push back Russia and evict the Syrian leader.
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Meanwhile, domestic issuance of T-bills has ramped up, with indirect monetary financing by the central bank playing a substantial role.
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But the President wants to win re-election and business investment has slowed considerably since the existing tariffs were ramped up.
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The United States has ramped up operations in Somalia since last year after President Donald Trump loosened the rules of engagement.
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Friguia's annual production will be ramped up to 550,000-600,000 tonnes of alumina within twelve months, Rusal said in a statement.
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When we all realized he'd run out of material with four minutes to go, my not boyfriend ramped up to nuclear.
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Google has ramped up efforts to crack down on suspicious digital advertising, shutting out more "bad" ads than ever last year.
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The leaks kicked into high gear a while ago, but even those have ramped up considerably in the last few days.
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The toughest U.S. action yet in Syria's six-year-old civil war has ramped up geopolitical uncertainty in the Middle East.
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China's crude oil output climbed in August, ramped up after President Xi Jinping called for a boost to national energy security.
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The EU has ramped up efforts leading to this code of conduct following the recent terrorist attacks in Brussels and Paris.
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In the intervening months, speculation has ramped up that the company was building either a Facebook Phone or Amazon Echo competitor.
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Lawmakers on Capitol Hill and members of McCain's family ramped up their calls for Sadler to apologize publicly for her comments.
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The Trump administration has ramped up sanctions against Maduro's regime, accusing Venezuela's government of profiting at the expense of its people.
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The US military's activities in Iraq ramped up significantly there since 2014, when the first air strike against ISIS was conducted.
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The ramped-up probe comes in the wake of FBI Director James Comey's damning summary of his investigation into Clinton's server.
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It ramped up in the late 21980s when Australian and New Zealand vessels started casting their nets specially for deepwater species.
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Since taking office in 2014, Hernandez' ramped-up military offense against drug traffickers and gangs has driven down the homicide rate.
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This negligence likely has contributed to the poor academic performance of black students, high rates of crime and ramped drug use.
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The country has ramped up its war on pollution this year, shutting some factories and holding officials accountable after central inspections.
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They are still major gold buyers, and countries like India, Poland and Hungary, have aggressively ramped up purchases lately, Dempster noted.
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U.S. oil production has so far not ramped up fast enough to offset the new demand and the increasing production risks.
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Trump administration officials said Chinese purchases would be ramped up to that level over two years after a deal is signed.
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But after a partial commodity price recovery — especially for oil — U.S. companies ramped up their rig counts and capital spending anew.
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Brazilian companies have also ramped up sales of "nonlethal" arms such as tear gas, pepper spray and concussion and smoke grenades.
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The more ramped-up the emotional stakes, the more the 75-minute play seems to devolve into a series of pronouncements.
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