Payments will ratchet down, and fixed fees ratchet up, gradually through 272.
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Often it happens in what Ruth DeFries calls the ratchet, hatchet, pivot, ratchet manner.
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Really, the new Ratchet plays exactly how a new Ratchet should: it's fast and loose, and just challenging enough to make blowing up robots really satisfying.
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What will be the consequences of Attorney General Jeff Sessions's plan to ratchet down federal oversight of police departments and ratchet up the war on drugs?
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Fourteen years ago, the climax of the first Ratchet and Clank hinged on a betrayal: superhero blowhard Captain Qwark (think The Tick in space) turning on Ratchet.
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The castle first made headlines when its 600-pound resident Big LA received a lap dance from Ratchet Regi, the self-proclaimed "most ratchet stripper" in Orlando.
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Tomorrow a new game launches on the PS4, an incredibly gorgeous reboot of the original Ratchet & Clank, which will be followed by the theatrical debut of the Ratchet & Clank movie on April 29th.
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That will further ratchet up the tension in May's party.
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Everything really started to ratchet up during these Trump rallies.
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In terms of producers I really liked Ratchet, and Rapid.
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So, we can ratchet those back up at any time.
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But the Cavaliers ratchet this up to an unprecedented degree.
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Ratchet & Clank is released for PlayStation 4 on April 22.
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The approach served to ratchet up support for the party.
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Which is more Ratchet & Clank than Gears, to my mind.
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"Ratchet" reality TV shows are already in the metaphorical gutter.
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Pros: Easy portability, thoughtful curation, solid hammerCons: Weak ratchet mechanism
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But it won't take much to ratchet up the suffering.
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Ratchet up awareness, create heroes, draw more recruits to the caliphate.
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However the other pieces in the show ratchet down that feeling.
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Really, though, Washington just wants to ratchet up pressure on Pyongyang.
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Haddish has jokes about Rachel Dolezal, "ratchet poses," and credit scores.
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Some suggest canceling the nuclear agreement to ratchet up the pressure.
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In other words, the presidential authority is a one-way ratchet.
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In the meantime, all actors should work to ratchet down tensions.
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This seems to be the case for Ratchet & Clank as well.
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The Chinese authorities began to ratchet up pressure on Bitcoin miners.
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"China has to ratchet up the pressure," Turnbull told Australian radio.
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I'll ratchet down my risk as I get closer to retirement.
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Price-level targeting would ratchet up the seriousness of the effort.
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What Sir Keith Joseph, her secretary of state for industry and later for education, had called a "ratchet to the left" that had driven British politics since 1945 was replaced by a "ratchet to the right".
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Astronaut Barry Wilmore with a 3D printed ratchet / Image courtesy of NASA Astronaut Barry Wilmore with a 3D printed ratchet / Image courtesy of NASA With AMF, Made in Space aims to reduce both cost and wait times.
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And watching his hands ratchet around the cube, you can see why.
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So, China may be prepared to ratchet up the pressure on Pyongyang.
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I don't see recession but just have to ratchet down the projections.
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Go deeper: Trump seizes chance to ratchet up pressure on Venezuela's Maduro
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Havana's support for Caracas led Washington to ratchet up sanctions against it.
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"He viewed the OLC prohibition as a one-way ratchet," Rosenzweig said.
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I love anything from Atlanta, I love more of a ratchet vibe.
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Now a few analysts are starting to ratchet their targets back up.
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First, on Friday, America would ratchet up the 10% tariffs to 25%.
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The only way to get their attention is to ratchet it up.
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The hope was that regulators could ratchet up these standards later on.
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China may also quietly ratchet down their widespread thefts of intellectual property.
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Their detention is likely to ratchet up tensions between Canada and China.
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ANDY WEBSTER "Ratchet & Clank" is rated PG (Parental guidance suggested) for — what?
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This all comes as Cruz continues to ratchet up the ground war.
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Futures were lower this morning, as trade tensions continued to ratchet higher.
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In the pit, jittery 16th notes in the basses ratchet up tension.
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"EU law is likened to a ratchet, clicking only forwards," he writes.
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The sure way to win is to ratchet up the crisis atmosphere.
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Ratchet & Clank will be released for the PlayStation 4 on April 12.
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Then, when Washington tightens the noose again, ratchet up tensions and repeat.
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Experts in China are also widely expecting trade tensions to ratchet up.
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The "IPO ratchet has an enormous impact on the valuation," Strebulaev said.
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Then the captors hung up, apparently hoping to ratchet up the pressure.
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"This would ratchet up all of those concerns to 11," he said.
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It's not always wise to ratchet PR battles right to the corner office.
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Multiple Mexican governments had made efforts to ratchet down the bloodshed in Tamaulipas.
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This partisan ratchet is bad for the judiciary and bad for the country.
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Other countries would have their willpower fortified and steadily ratchet up their commitments.
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Whichever city seems more promising -- aka ratchet and drama-filled -- will air first.
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All these changes, and threatened changes, to immigration courts would create a ratchet.
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Looks aren't everything, but for the new Ratchet they count for a lot.
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So, we need to set this down and ratchet it back down again.
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Insomniac is best known for the Resistance series, Ratchet & Clank, and Sunset Overdrive.
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Pros: Cons: Buy the Kuhn Rikon Ratchet Grinder on Amazon from $20.97-$22.13
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I did not want to be mean, or ugly, or ratchet about it.
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He's fiercely proud of the 305, the good, the bad, and the ratchet.
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"Right now it's a ratchet, things go extinct and that's it," Church said.
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If Beijing and Washington continue to ratchet tensions higher, business confidence could plummet.
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As the impacts of global warming ratchet up, so will the emotional toll.
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Her victory will likely deepen that deadlock and ratchet up pressure from Beijing.
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It may be appropriate to cut interest rates to ratchet up economic growth.
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Larvae production will ratchet up from 7 tonnes to 300 tonnes per month.
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Basically, we've just had a one-way ratchet where taxes had been lowered.
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The previous Obama-era standard continued to ratchet up fuel efficiency after 2021.
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To ratchet up pressure on Maduro, who began a second term on Jan.
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Like ratchet, the instrumentals are skeletal and keyboard-driven; unlike ratchet, which was cartoonishly hyper-sexualized, the lyrics reflect the interplay between rappers' material wants; their unscrupulous, often illegal behavior; and the acknowledgement that these actions can have dire consequences.
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That was the last anyone heard of this unlikely duo and its colorful array of allies and enemies—until now, and a new Ratchet & Clank that, in the time-honored tradition of reboots across all media, is simply titled Ratchet & Clank.
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Ratchet is a loaded term that is essentially the antithesis to respectability and decorum.
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That could finally begin to change if policymakers and regulators ratchet up the pressure.
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But Shadow of the Colossus isn't Crash Bandicoot, or Ratchet and Clank, or DOOM.
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Brussels is expected to ratchet up pressure on Switzerland if no deal is reached.
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That runup may have tempted some individual investors to ratchet up their stock allocations.
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Ratchet is one of a rare breed of performers who specialize in fart porn.
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Even if you ratchet things up, it's not going to change the North's behavior.
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If Assad commits another atrocity, does that mean Trump will ratchet up the response?
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But they signal that the government is ready to ratchet up pro-growth measures.
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"The cumulative effect of this 'one-way ratchet' could be very significant," Fiedler said.
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The Hill: Dems unveil a slate of measures to ratchet up pressure on Russia.
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Watching the generic computer-animated "Ratchet & Clank," you're flooded with reminders of familiar characters.
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Yet each time talks collapse because Assad's forces ratchet up their offensives and sieges.
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The trade war that the U.S. has unleashed on China continues to ratchet up.
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World leaders could then push each other to ratchet up their ambitions over time.
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Instead, she has chosen to ratchet up the risk of a no-deal exit.
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They ratchet up the level of what we are allowed to expect about service.
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Things could get worse if the United States and China ratchet up their actions.
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Steelhead aficionados ratchet that optimism up to a near fanatical — if not masochistic — level.
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Ms. Valentine's attitude and behavior may appear "ratchet" because of how it bucks convention.
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The more that Trump behaves like Trump, the more that pressure will ratchet up.
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"Every year it's been a ratchet tighter," a top seller of computer accessories said.
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That relationship began to deteriorate in April as trade tensions started to ratchet higher.
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Spending will be higher in the third quarter and ratchet down in the fourth.
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"On the second [album], we fully intend to ratchet up the cruelty," he says.
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Beijing said it was ready to respond if Washington chose to ratchet up trade tensions.
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Trump's full statement: Go deeper: Trump seizes chance to ratchet up pressure on Venezuela's Maduro
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This Ratchet hits all the same beats as that first game, only bigger and shinier.
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The firm obtained a $1 billion valuation with its Series D, which included a ratchet.
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This week's launch takes another major step to ratchet up pressure on the Trump administration.
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Now is not the time for Musk to ratchet up his fear-mongering AI rhetoric.
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The new Ratchet & Clank game is the best possible commercial for the upcoming animated movie.
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Insomniac Games is best-known for a few big franchises, including Ratchet & Clank and Resistance.
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That's why, as Klyza and Sousa write, they have tended to act as a ratchet.
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Yet, single market membership would see 100 percent of businesses under the EU's regulatory ratchet.
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North Korea's largest trading partner, China, has urged all sides to ratchet down their rhetoric.
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If the U.S. takes the first step to ratchet back First-Use, others will follow.
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The agreement was designed for countries to ratchet up their promises, not to reduce them.
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Earlier this year, it nominated four candidates to Energen's board to ratchet up the pressure.
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The vote is designed to ratchet up pressure on Turkey to curtail its repressive tactics.
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Sure enough, Clinton did ratchet them up, and the results were exactly what were predicted.
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The rest of the Trump administration was trying to ratchet down tensions with North Korea.
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Before any good breakup scene, McCullah explains, it's important to ratchet up the dramatic tension.
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More generally, however, anti-Washington sentiment seemed to ratchet up significantly under President Barack Obama.
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So, at Bonn, diplomats focused on ways to encourage countries to ratchet up their ambitions.
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They ratchet up their language to a degree that weakens its currency for direr circumstances.
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But Swonk says she's no longer confident that wages and prices will soon ratchet higher.
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Now there's opportunity to ratchet up the pressure on policymakers even more, Ms. Miller said.
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Nudging China to ratchet up the pressure on North Korea is not a bad thing.
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The development is expected to ratchet up pressure on Manafort to cooperate in Mueller's probe.
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These tensions ratcheted up over the weekend; it's difficult to see how they ratchet down.
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Left to escalate further, the current partisan ratchet of constitutional hardball will break our democracy.
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So ratchet down your outrage (even if you still feel it) before you contact anyone.
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In fact, it looks so good that it mostly made me wonder why it's taken so long for a Ratchet & Clank movie to exist — the PS4 game is launching on April 12th, while the debut CG animated Ratchet movie hits theaters on April 29th.
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At Backchannel, we routinely ratchet the good stuff up to eleven on a scale of ten.
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Is The Handmaid's Tale supposed to ratchet up the horrors so we continue to be entertained?
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It is possible that a combination of tax cuts and government spending could ratchet up GDP.
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INGRAHAM: Have a real debate and real conversation and everybody needs to ratchet down the rhetoric.
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But Amazon continues to ratchet up the spending, especially in areas like shipping, logistics, and fulfillment.
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But they haven't had the experience of just trying to destroy things or ratchet up tension.
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And ProMotion does more than just ratchet up the refresh rate, it also ratchets it down.
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Let's hope that one day they ratchet down their anxiety-inducing algorithms and do just that.
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But Democrats are talking about it, and the pressure for action could start to ratchet up.
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Mike Diver and Emma Quinlan have both been playing the new Ratchet & Clank, on PlayStation 4.
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As tensions with Iran ratchet up, the need to identify lines of direct communication is increasing.
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What is clear, though, is that Iran's move could ratchet up tensions between Washington and Tehran.
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Amazon's introduction into the grocery business is likely to ratchet up competition in the grocery sector.
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So I think it's an area where Russia can look to sort of ratchet up tensions.
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Jeffery performs as "Mo'Dest Volgare," a ratchet queen with stripper couture style, living the EBT life.
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Ratchet, with its stripped-to-the-marrow beats and laddish, simplistic lyrics, is now passé, too.
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The Raptors also tried to ratchet up their defensive pressure in the paint, with mixed results.
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One common way investors protect themselves in a downside scenario is by using a ratchet mechanism.
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The Democratic ticket needs to ratchet up its "X factor" wattage, not tone it down further.
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"I would say there is no doubt in my mind that was a fart," Ratchet said.
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The ratchet turned on the last day of the term in Whole Woman's Health v. Hellerstedt.
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In the process, we will learn about down rounds, share conversions and ratchet-based antidilution protections.
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A lot of TV shows portray a lot of ratchet-ness, and everybody's not like that.
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So far, the printer has been used to build things like tools, including a ratchet wrench.
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The Trump administration continues to take steps to ratchet up pressure on the EU and China.
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Trump's initial impulse was to immediately move on all the tariffs and ratchet them up dramatically.
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Yes. Will it ratchet up pressure on Kalanick to reduce his ownership control in the company?
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The move could ratchet up tensions with federal lawmakers who see Beijing as a privacy threat.
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The Vanderpump Rules cast is known for being a bit immature, and well, kind of ratchet.
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It's basically a license for Trump to ratchet up tensions with Tehran in 280-character tantrums.
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"Permanent" tax cuts would have the benefit of this ratchet lock-in; expiring cuts would not.
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Pipelines and other infrastructure produce steady income, allowing midstream companies to ratchet up payouts to investors.
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The truth is that this is a ratchet that has been shifting for a long time.
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He continues to find evermore inventive ways to ratchet up his crack down on illegal migration.
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A push-pull ratchet mechanism makes it easier to set up and take down your tree.
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But the ratchet of activist expectations has moved even faster than the ratchet of legislative reality, and consequently Democrats currently find themselves disappointing their own supporters, who want them to adopt a posture of root-and-branch opposition that they mistakenly believe McConnell took eight years ago.
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If they ratchet up the rhetoric on encryption, this could become a very ugly year for tech.
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Some late stage investors will get burned — those that didn't negotiate a ratchet in their investment agreements.
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White House officials began to ratchet up language about a "crisis" in order to set the stage.
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It implements highly secure end-to-end messaging with a "ratchet" protocol which provides perfect forward secrecy.
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It is unsettling for liberals to know that, even in the minority, Islamists can ratchet up restrictions.
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H1Z1 is already a fast game, and the addition of vehicles manages to ratchet up the intensity.
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Sunset Overdrive draws much of its inspiration there from another notable Insomniac favorite: the Ratchet & Clank series.
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"The question is do we want to escalate the situation and ratchet it up?" said the official.
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In an apparent effort to ratchet down the tensions, the top Republican on the Oversight panel, Rep.
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As recession fears ratchet up, chances that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates again do, too.
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A ratchet -- or socket wrench -- is the tool that lets you tighten bolts in one direction only.
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But at $11 — the middle of the current range — AppDynamics would be subject to the dreaded ratchet.
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You can zap into our brains and crank our emotions, and you only ever ratchet them up.
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It was a lot of Lil Boosie and Webbie too, anything ratchet we were listening to it.
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The outer space adventures of Ratchet & Clank have enough heart to make a Pixar devotee tear up.
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Those visuals are the main draw, too, since playing the new Ratchet is a very familiar experience.
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It's not unusual for trailing presidential candidates to ratchet up the rhetoric as the election date nears.
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They can't destroy us — now — but they will ratchet up the pain if they get the ammo.
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The new policy also aims to significantly "ratchet down the use of anonymous quotation," Mr. Purdy said.
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I don't think it would've been healthy to set out to ratchet up that level of crazy.
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Markets fell sharply on the news, and tensions with Pyongyang are likely to ratchet up — and quickly.
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Lawmakers are under pressure to ratchet up their tactics to match the country's increasingly partisan battle lines.
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May, encouraging other contenders to ratchet up their anti-European rhetoric to win support from Euroskeptic activists.
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This is supposed to drive down insulin levels, ratchet up calorie burn, and help fat melt away.
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A board challenge could ratchet up pressure on Campbell, however, to explore a sale with more urgency.
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I hope Drake gets a 10-day contract at some point, just to ratchet up the circus.
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A default would also ratchet up pressure on U.S. Congress to legislate a fix for Puerto Rico.
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The president has continued to ratchet up tensions with Pyongyang in a series of recent cryptic statements.
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The Paris climate deal was meant to provide a structure to ratchet up those efforts over time.
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Still, the administration has sought since its first days in office to ratchet up pressure on Iran.
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They host the podcast "Righteous and Ratchet," where they discuss anything from French fries to Kevin Hart.
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The U.S. might need to ratchet up this response by destroying North Korean missiles on the ground.
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To ratchet up the torture, it is held in mid-July, when 120-degree temperatures are common.
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When was the last time you actually found yourself in need of a ratchet set, for example?
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However, a board challenge could ratchet up pressure on Campbell Soup to explore a sale more actively.
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If Soul Train was the "hippest trip in America," then Trap Karaoke is its ratchet heir apparent.
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And she's likely to face pressure within the administration to ratchet down the focus on racial disparities.
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"When you decide to ratchet up something like prosecuting people for the attempted crossing of the border, you have to ratchet something else down, and it's pretty clear that's what happened to drug smuggling," said Cecilia Muñoz, head of the White House Domestic Policy Council during the Obama administration.
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This reimagining of the first Ratchet & Clank might lean on the past for its inspiration—its story, narrated by an incarcerated Captain Qwark, is a retelling of what unfolded back in 2002, where grease monkey Ratchet and his pal become Galactic Rangers, and, you know, save the universe.
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The exquisitely swoopy, nonsensically named Ferrari F12berlinetta offers lots of ways to ratchet up the $320,000 base price.
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Another way to turn out your supporters is to ratchet up the intensity of the choice they face.
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And then the next week proceeded to ratchet up his rhetoric, back to level 15 where it'd been.
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With no clear successor or challenger in sight, Mr Biya probably has no need to ratchet up repression.
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There are some car wrecks and explosions nearby, to provide obstacles and ratchet up tension during the driving.
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Even though policy obviously swings back and forth over time, there does tend to be a ratchet effect.
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And it becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy where we just ratchet up the baseline as for these rates.
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As recession fears ratchet up, the chances that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates again do, too.
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Adore is cute and disgusting, savage while playing dumb; she's "polish remover, ratchet couture, a goddamn mermaid", bitch.
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The media continues to ratchet it up, the verbal assaults against the president and everyone in this administration.
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To avoid the ratchet, AppDynamics needs investors to see the value in paying at least $12 a share.
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I'm a fan of the ratchet-style Boa closures: They're easy to adjust even with puffy gloves on.
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These poor results will just ratchet up the calls for change from Marcato and other increasingly other investors.
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As others build on the foundation, the overall sophistication of products, both analytical and otherwise, will ratchet up.
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Another reform would free judges from having to ratchet up sentences for drug offenders convicted on simultaneous charges.
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The reversible ratchet makes your efforts as productive as possible and helps prevent muscle strain or even injury.
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France called Tuesday for Hariri be allowed to go home and urged all sides to ratchet down tensions.
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Few games are as gorgeous and joyous as "Ratchet & Clank," a beautiful re-mastering of the original game.
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As Ratchet wisely put it: "Hey, we have all had that fart that was supposed to be silent."
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These are the most biting sanctions ever imposed, and in November they ratchet up to yet another level.
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The subpoenas significantly ratchet up the ongoing fight in which environmentalists are trying to punish Exxon Mobil Corp.
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But there are occasions when Curry appears to ratchet up the degree of difficulty just to challenge himself.
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Each clinch saw Gadelha achieve double underhooks and ratchet the champion's arms up and out like chicken wings.
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Around 5 AM on Wednesday morning, the Sausage Castle—central Florida's infamous ratchet party house—caught on fire.
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Because it's run on Matrix, Riot has end-to-end encryption using Matrix's Megolm, an advanced cryptographic ratchet.
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Nonetheless, fragile though they have been, these deals ratchet down the overall level of violence and save lives.
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If Taiwan can ratchet up private sector manufacturing in one month, the United States most certainly can, too.
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Instead, most countries will wait until the next few years before discussing how to ratchet up their efforts.
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The assurances in other songs, like "713" and "Nice," also arrive in settings that deliberately ratchet up discomfort.
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They're not going to ratchet up on the excitement level to where a lot of actors play them.
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"We felt we needed to ratchet up the deterrence," the PGA Tour's chief of operations Tyler Dennis said.
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"Listen, we can ratchet up the pressure and make things even worse for you," he says he argued.
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"It's probably a good move to ratchet down tensions and explore positive developments of the relationship," said Allen.
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Gardner last year called on Trump to "ratchet up pressure" on North Korea ahead of the president's inauguration.
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But long-running tensions between the United States and Iran are now far more likely to ratchet up.
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As we approach the end of the calendar year, the pressure to move old models will ratchet up.
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What will it matter if countries ratchet up their targets if they aren't even meeting their current ones?
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A staggering 71 percent of self-described liberals saw new technologies as likely to ratchet up economic inequality.
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Among the considerations was that a statement might provoke those spreading the smears to ratchet up their attacks.
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Yet they also mean to significantly ratchet up entitlement spending with universal health care, free college and more.
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Once they have cleared the playing field of their competitors, they could ratchet up prices to decompress margins.
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The deteriorating environmental conditions of the Institute and an approaching desert storm ratchet up the tension even further.
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But to the extent that clashes do ratchet up in scale, the evidence suggests they will help Trump.
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Creature Box, a character design company created by longtime Insomniac artists Dave Guertin and Greg Baldwin, worked on the movie, while T.J. Fixman, a writer on many early Ratchet games, created the first draft of the script (he followed that up by writing the recent Ratchet & Clank reboot on PS4).
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The first Ratchet and Clank film is out at the end of April, mere days after this game, and follows a very similar plot: The Blarg, led by Chairman Drek, have fucked up their world, so now they're going after other ones with only Ratchet and company to stop them.
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Security fears ratchet higher Still, the situation in the Middle East remains serious, for oil prices and the world.
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Instead, the party has treated the levers of government power as a one-way ratchet down for tax rates.
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"[I]f the top 12 percent improve the standards, the standards ratchet more tightly," Carlson wrote in an email.
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It's also typical to see term sheets that include full-ratchet anti-dilution protection and most-favored-nation clauses.
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After Trump then threatened to ratchet up the tariffs even further, the Dow Jones plummeted 572 points on Friday.
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Trump vowed on Thursday to ratchet up tariffs unless Mexico stopped people from illegally crossing into the United States.
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The revelation will ratchet up pressure on Salvini to answer questions about what he knew about the Moscow negotiation.
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It's one of several subpoenas various House committees have issued as they ratchet up their probes into Trump's finances.
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After the chaos of Ratchet, Shamir decided to take some time away from the spotlight to figure shit out.
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Worryingly, there have been few signs that either Beijing or Washington are prepared to ratchet down the trade frictions.
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The EU said France and the Netherlands may also need to ratchet up efforts to meet the 2020 goal.
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In 2014, he released "Ratchet" with fellow Louisianian Boosie Badazz and dropped the gratifying Hurricane Season mixtape last year.
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This classic one includes a ratchet and tree-friendly slings to make it quick and easy to set up.
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It's basically a new Ratchet & Clank game, just one that goes over the same basic story as the original.
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If big emitters refuse to cooperate with them, shareholders could ratchet up pressure with public statements, resolutions and votes.
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The bigger threat to the deal is Trump's apparent intention to ratchet up pressure in the region on Tehran.
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The result could well be a one-way ratchet toward a conflict that is ever-broader and never-ending.
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The Wall Street Journal reported Thursday night that the Trump administration plans to ratchet up trade pressure on China.
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A reclassification of drivers could significantly ratchet up Uber's costs because it does not pay contractors full-time benefits.
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WeWork had a partial ratchet mechanism in its deal with Softbank, its S-1 shows (on page F-115).
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Any actions, whether prohibiting Venezuelan oil imports or freezing Venezuelan-owned CITGO gas stations, would ratchet up the suffering.
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France called Tuesday for Hariri to be allowed to go home and urged all sides to ratchet down tensions.
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What makes "Ratchet & Clank" stand out is its bizarre, goofy world, its iconic characters, and how those pieces interact.
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"The media continues to ratchet up the verbal assault against the President and everyone in this administration," Sanders said.
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Watch out for warrants, vesting clauses that are overly punitive, full-ratchet anti-dilution clauses and stuff like that.
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The label released Bailey's Ratchet album in 2014 and since then, he's seemed to fly comfortably under the radar.
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Ratchet & Clank, the 13th game in the Sony franchise since it started in 2002, is none of these things.
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"We recognize there are circumstances where states that expanded Medicaid will have to really ratchet down their coverage," Cassidy.
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Look at Treasure Island Dizzy, and then at, I don't know, the Ratchet & Clank reboot of earlier this year.
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Meanwhile the expected interest rate increase by the Federal Reserve next month will ratchet up the cost of borrowing.
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That opened the door for Donald Trump and his minions to ratchet up their tawdry "lock her up" campaign.
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When they ratchet up the volume, the sound rises like a tsunami that temporarily submerges everything else in darkness.
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"When you have community spread you're going to ratchet up the kinds of mitigations that you have," said Fauci.
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The delay is likely to ratchet up tensions in what is a crucial vote in Africa's most populous nation.
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So goes Lindsey Weber's high school, which had a scavenger hunt so patently ratchet that it made national news.
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But economists and investors say the tensions could ratchet up quickly, and that the tariffs could become more punishing.
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So plenty of contests should ratchet up to playoff intensity as teams fight to avoid an early summer vacation.
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With all this comes the behavioral manifestations — shaky hands, getting queasy, sweating — that ratchet the anxiety up even further.
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"I will ride off into the sunset with ratchet whores and my pugs into the next destination," Mike says.
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Like all demagogues, he has no choice but to continue to ratchet up his worst words and worst behavior.
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They enable us, in theory, to blow past our target, but then ratchet our way back down ("overshoot" scenarios).
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Keeping Score When it comes to Barry Bonds and Roger Clemens, it's time to ratchet things down a little bit.
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He said the figure had been set mainly to encourage all countries to ratchet up their ambitions for climate finance.
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The White House might want to ratchet down tensions with Beijing -- particularly because it may soon crank them back up.
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Both campaigns scrambled to change schedules — Kasich planned to campaign in Indiana all day Tuesday — and ratchet back their operations.
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Both the public rift at the top, and the government's ratchet away from dictatorship rather than towards it, are unprecedented.
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The "actual hair is so broken that it looks absolutely ratchet and absurd," she wrote, according to The Huffington Post.
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"The decision to ratchet up to this level seems to have been related to that unfavorable battlefield situation," he said.
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Meanwhile, the U.S. continues to ratchet up pressure on its allies to ban Huawei, pressure that hasn't been well-received.
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It seems the hardest part of building the Nitro Chair was securely tethering it using a pair of ratchet straps.
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The call to the EU follows other steps Israel has taken to ratchet up its fight against the boycott movement.
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The prices rise because a few top players have positioned themselves with the power to ratchet them up with impunity.
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And, just in case this failed, he ordered Iran's atomic agency to be ready to ratchet up its enrichment programme.
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Apple shares are down 7% for the month through Tuesday's close as China and the U.S. ratchet up trade fears.
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I think they'd rather just listen to Future, or ratchet music that's going to make them want to spend money.
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But, in a dramatic bid to oust Maduro, Washington has sought to ratchet up the pressure on the socialist premier.
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Erdogan has previously threatened to push further east, a move that would ratchet up tension in Syria's multi-sided conflict.
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The back story: Ng ran Google's early AI effort, Google Brain, before helping China's Baidu ratchet up its AI effort.
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He should break the ratchet that makes pensions and other benefits grow faster than the state's capacity to pay them.
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The nuclear-armed rivals have seen tensions ratchet up in the past few months over the disputed territory of Kashmir.
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"These are the most biting sanctions ever imposed, and in November they ratchet up to yet another level," Trump tweeted.
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Despite Rosenstein's denial, the Times story threatens to further ratchet up tensions between Trump and his top law enforcement officials.
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Pyongyang conducted a slew of ICBM launches this year, prompting President Trump to ratchet his rhetoric up against the nation.
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As Comcast and Disney ratchet up bids for 21st Century Fox assets, Verizon says it's staying out of the fight.
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Naturally, their friendship started with a fight in 2005 at a ratchet teen club in Orlando, Florida called the Roxy.
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The international community has sought to ratchet up pressure on North Korea after it conducted a nuclear test in September.
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Republican tax policy is a one-way ratchet: Cuts are allowed and encouraged, preferably at the top of the scale.
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"We recognize there are circumstances where states that expanded Medicaid will have to really ratchet down their coverage," he says.
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I haven't seen all that Ratchet & Clank has to offer, by a long shot—just a handful of early planets.
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He also threatened to ratchet up promised tariffs on the remaining $300 billion in Chinese imports from 10% to 15%.
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It's often referred to as an example of a "ratchet" reality show, meaning that it is trashy and low quality.
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Ridley Scott watched a screening of it before filming "Alien," to help him ratchet up the terror of his movie.
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The Greek economy, for example, shed around a quarter of its output, and saw unemployment and poverty levels ratchet higher.
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But Hunter is trying to ratchet up the pressure, saying it's in his colleagues' best interest to help out Trump.
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It's easier to do economically and it's morally necessary to get everyone in before you try to ratchet down costs.
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To secure the trunk, you put the tree in the base and tighten the cable using the foot pedal ratchet.
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Things ratchet up until a chaotic wrestling stew is created, a six-person (seven this year) maelstrom of simulated violence.
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Yes. The President can begin to quietly ratchet down his maximum pressure campaign, for example, by issuing waivers on oil sanctions.
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But Insomniac is also responsible for the long-running "Ratchet & Clank" games, as well as the "Resistance" first-person shooter franchise.
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The "ratchet setup" that Meehan warned me about looks all the more sketchy as rain falls down on it from above.
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Ratchet & Clank studio Insomniac Games has released several Rift titles, and it's working on the upcoming open-world Rift game Stormland.
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A study by law firm Fenwick & West found that, in 2014, 4 percent of IPOs had a ratchet that was triggered.
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Trump called on Obama to step down from the presidency and challenged Clinton to ratchet up her language about terror threats.
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Against such a backdrop, the election of Ms Tsai of the independence-minded DPP was always likely to ratchet up tension.
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WATTERS: Right, he will walk away and then he&aposll ratchet up the sanctions, and start squeezing them even more drastically.
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This trailer makes particularly effective use of Michael Jackson's Thriller, using Vincent Price's classic, funky voiceover to ratchet up the horror.
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Additionally, Kloza anticipates that U.S. refiners will start to ratchet back production in late-September and October as crude demand wanes.
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However, strong U.S. economic growth will inevitably push the Fed to ratchet up rates, putting pressure on gold, said ICBC's Kendall.
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As Fields got on the phone for help, Theriot grabbed a ratchet strap in his mom's car to free the child.
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If the conservative goal was to ratchet down how much support the federal government could provide to the economy, they succeeded.
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And as for those highly capitalised startups who are staying private for now, their valuations continue to ratchet up, he added.
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In the past, OPEC members have tended to revise their price targets upwards as market prices rise, in a ratchet effect.
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The wind credit starts to ratchet down in 28503, and the solar credit decreases in 22019, with both soon reaching zero.
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It comes as no surprise that "Ratchet & Clank" is built around a PlayStation video game series that first appeared in 2002.
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And even then, a bad loss would ratchet up establishment pressure for him to quit and clear the field for Rubio.
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But Insomniac is also responsible for the long-running "Ratchet & Clank" games, as well as the "Resistance" first-person shooter franchise.
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The UN Security Council has voted to ratchet up sanctions in response to the continued development of North Korea's nuclear program.
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This echoed comments from peer Temasek which is looking to temper the pace of its investments as trade tensions ratchet up.
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Saudi Arabia's informal price targets tend to ratchet up as realised prices rise, with its targets tending to be somewhat elastic.
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BlackBox's stake 5.25 percent Series B preferred stake jumped to an 8.22 percent stake due to its full ratchet antidilution protection.
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The trio categorize themselves as Spiritually Ratchet, making their music a meeting place of thought provoking lyrics and trap-inspired production.
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If this back channel stays open as tensions ratchet down, what might happen after the world accepts a nuclear North Korea?
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That's going add complications for workers, and it's going to really, really ratchet up the anxiety that I think people feel.
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"These rules ratchet up the standard for schools to be held responsible," Hanna, the End Rape on Campus policy manager, said.
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All politicians have a responsibility to ratchet down their own rhetoric, and to ask their supporters to stand down as well.
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Strong corporate governance should diminish the chances of unpleasant surprises and also ratchet up pressure for improved management and business performance.
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Ratchet MechanismThese are increasingly common in venture deals, especially among companies with an unproven business model that are burning through cash.
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As tensions in Washington ratchet toward the possible impeachment of President Donald Trump, dark matters are suddenly part of the discussion.
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"Everyone knows that Russell isn't going to ratchet up the rhetoric," Erickson, who now counts Moore as a close friend, says.
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The fine print is known as a ratchet, and speaks to the opaque nature of private markets and sky-high valuations.
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The international community has sought to ratchet up pressure on North Korea after it conducted a nuclear test earlier this month.
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The tool kit has multiple screwdriver bits that fit in a driver handle but note that the driver does not ratchet.
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They try to tamp down on unnecessary scans, procedures, or prescriptions as a way to ratchet down American health care spending.
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One of the central planks in President Obama's climate plan is a rule to ratchet up fuel economy standards through 20113.
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However, it's no mistake that Gigi has been described as not only rich — an understandable requiem for divadom — but "ratchet" as well.
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It would also ratchet up tensions between the US and Arab countries that want to see a Palestinian capital in East Jerusalem.
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A dramatic upswing in prices so far this year has prompted President Donald Trump to call on OPEC to ratchet up supply.
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"It's safe to say that almost every (investor) now asks for a ratchet," said Dave Peinsipp, a partner at Cooley law firm.
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"Sunday was a display of ratchet behavior by a well connected man having blatant disregard for one of his guests," he said.
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"The Signal protocol is composed of many pieces that we developed, one of which was called the Axolotl Ratchet," he tells TechCrunch.
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"North Korea has an incentive to ratchet up provocations," said David Kim, a North Korea expert at the Stimson Center in Washington.
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One minute after midnight in Washington on May 10th, America carried through on its threat to ratchet up tariffs on Chinese goods.
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But as the tensions ratchet up in the solar system, it becomes clear that the protomolecule was designed for something much bigger.
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In terms of technicalities, Signal uses triple Diffie-Hellman and a double ratchet mechanism to provide strong forward-secrecy for outgoing messages.
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During the Megillah reading, whenever Haman's name is said, congregants interrupt the reader with boos, hisses, and ratchet-like noisemakers called graggers.
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The combination of absolutely gorgeous visuals and familiar, but modernized gameplay makes the new Ratchet quite possibly the ideal video game remake.
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Ratchet has been around since 2002, spanning five main releases, multiple spin-offs, and selling more than 27 million copies to date.
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The operation, which would guarantee free passage through a key waterway, could ratchet up already high tensions with China, the outlet noted.
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That produces a ratchet effect, as a pay jump in one firm sends remuneration higher in companies that benchmark themselves against it.
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"[Ratchet] was always talking about fucking bitches and all that," Drakeo remembers, his voice thinned by a phone in Men's Central Jail.
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Undoubtedly, the Israelis want to ratchet up the pressure on the Trump administration, perhaps fearing the U.S. is "getting soft" on Iran.
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Still, the Knicks are expected to depend on Rose to ratchet up their tempo on offense after two plodding (and losing) seasons.
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Allyn Stewart, a producer of the film, said it was not a case of taking creative license to ratchet up the drama.
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Indeed, even if the world makes it through 2017 without any of these conflicts erupting, the risk may continue to ratchet higher.
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It's targeting iconic American products such as motorcycles, orange juice, bourbon and denim, in an attempt to ratchet up pressure on Trump.
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If consumers show further signs of pulling back, then business leaders are likely to ratchet up the heat on Trump even further.
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A potential Democratic takeover of the House this November would ratchet up congressional scrutiny of the White House and the counsel's workload.
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There are tricks to ratchet up the calorie burn from your workout if you do fall into that higher level of activity.
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Expect Beijing to ratchet up its rhetoric and possibly even engage in meddling as the federal election campaign shifts into high gear.
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Creation of safe zones could ratchet up U.S. military involvement in Syria and mark a major departure from Obama's more cautious approach.
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Set up that system, show that it can work, and then ratchet up its ambition until it is adequate to the task.
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A movie based on PlayStation console game Ratchet & Clank has performed below expectations at the box office since its release in April.
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But as the death toll and fear ratchet higher, I feel more and more self-conscious when I am out and about.
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On the other hand, if members of the majority decline to step up, they should expect Democrats to ratchet up the pressure.
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We may be in one of those ratchet moments now, a time that pushes history onward by changing the way we think.
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Tiffany's shares ad fallen nearly 12% this month on U.S. President Donald Trump's threats to ratchet up a trade war with Beijing.
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State and local politicians have demanded that President Donald Trump use his power to ratchet up the US's industrial production of equipment.
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Gibbon Slackline Balancing Set with Tree Pads for $553 ($29 off): This Gibbon ratchet slackline set includes Treewear pads for tree protection.
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A predator may ask a child for a photo, then ratchet up the demands to videos, increasing the level of sexual content.
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This batch of weaker-than-forecast economic numbers led traders to ratchet up their bets on easier monetary policy from the Fed.
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In the case of the WeWork's parent company, it was a "partial ratchet" disclosed on page 4003 of its S-1 filing.
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History suggests something unexpected if not catastrophic will happen unless both sides come together as Americans and ratchet back the toxic rhetoric.
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So unless you calculated that yelling about unfair visitation would ratchet up his guilt, it was destined to drive him further away.
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To ratchet down these emissions, the climate and public lands bill starts with a year-long pause on new fossil fuel leases.
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The timing has raised questions about whether the Trump administration unveiled the charges to ratchet up pressure on China before the talks.
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The development is expected to ratchet up pressure on Manafort to cooperate in Mueller's probe now that his longtime ally is cooperating.
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There are many ways that Dark Souls tries to ratchet up tension, and the inability to pause is just one of them.
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I dropped them off at their place, and they slipped me a number on a piece of rolling paper—very ratchet stuff.
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The shutter fires with a delightful click, the film advances with a satisfying ratchet, and the back closes with a lovely click-CLACK!
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He pledged a week ago to ratchet up tariffs, starting with a 5% levy June 10 and topping out at 25% by October.
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Other Republican senators this week urging the president to ratchet down the rhetoric, the angry rhetoric against our closest friends in the world.
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When, on Season 8, Derrick Barry called Bob the Drag Queen "ratchet," he employed the same racist language prevalent in white drag fandom.
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"She felt like my little sister right away, teasing me about 'that ratchet movie Havoc,'" the 2005 teen crime flop which starred Hathaway.
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The president has already started to ratchet up his rhetoric and recently declared "our country is full" during a visit to the border.
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On March 1, Trump must decide whether to ratchet up tariffs from 10% to 25% on some $200 billion worth of Chinese goods.
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But the game will feature a strong combat component, and for that, Insomniac says it's drawing on its rich history with Ratchet & Clank.
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By next year the signatories are supposed to have fleshed out precisely how to calculate, review and ratchet up their nationally determined contributions.
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In the opening moments you play as Ratchet by his lonesome, just a strange furry alien with dreams of becoming an intergalactic superhero.
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Ratchet has always been a lot of fun, and the new version fine-tunes the experience, making it arguably the best to date.
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However, some market participants believed the domestic political uncertainty might embolden Trump to ratchet up trade tensions with China over a trade conflict.
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Back in January the company announced its first publishing project, a collaboration with Ratchet & Clank developer Insomniac Games called Song of the Deep.
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Only the PBMs know the true costs at each stage, and this knowledge allows them to ratchet up profits far from prying eyes.
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As bond markets sold off after the ECB comments, money market pricing suggested investors were ratchet up their rate-hike bets once more.
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New York (CNN Business)The bear market in oil keeps getting worse as worries about global growth and a supply glut ratchet higher.
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President Donald Trump, who has demanded Beijing cut the trade surplus, could use the latest result to further ratchet up pressure on China.
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Where Tenet had worried about waning political support for the black site program, Goss wanted to ratchet up the pressure on al-Qaida.
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These are the most biting sanctions ever imposed," the president tweeted Tuesday, adding: "and in November they ratchet up to yet another level.
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The Justice Department had already made the referral to Inspector General Michael Horowitz on Sunday, in an apparent effort to ratchet down tensions.
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The House will ratchet up the fight this week when it's expected to vote on and pass a resolution to block the declaration.
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The statement will ratchet up tensions between the world's two largest economies ahead of U.S. President Donald Trump's visit to China next week.
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Competition for eyes and ads keeps heating up as Alphabet, Snap, Twitter and Facebook's core platform all ratchet up original and curated content.
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After weeks of private discussions, Barington went public with its demands to ratchet up pressure on a company it thinks can perform better.
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The supply halt nudged Ford's crosstown rivals "to ratchet up incentives on the current models to go after weakness at Ford," he said.
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The trick: Threaten the outrageous, ratchet up the tension, amplify it with tweets and taunts, and then compromise on fairly conventional middle ground.
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"We now need to ratchet up emission reductions and political pressure before the next round of Paris cuts arrive in 2020," she said.
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And the hope was that by cooperating and exerting diplomatic pressure on each other, all countries would steadily ratchet up action over time.
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If the S.E.C. wants to send a message to companies, it may need to ratchet up the pressure by pursuing an enforcement action.
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The severe measures adopted Monday in Budapest may dramatically ratchet up the confrontation between the Orban government and European Union institutions in Brussels.
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It doesn't withhold information to create false tension, or play games with point of view, or arbitrarily ratchet the pace up and down.
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Mr. Kudlow said on Wednesday that more sanctions could be coming as the Trump administration seeks to ratchet up pressure on Mr. Maduro.
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Analysis of past police shootings has found that officers themselves sometimes are the ones who ratchet up the tension in already combustible moments.
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It also lets Amazon, which accounts for almost half of all online sales in the United States, ratchet up pressure on other retailers.
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With our subways in crisis, advocates are trying to ratchet up political pressure to fix the system by highlighting the most nightmarish journeys.
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Trump last week promised to ratchet up planned tariffs on $300 billion in Chinese consumer goods imports, including shoes, from 10% to 15%.
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The most urgent need now is to ratchet down the fight in Marawi and press Mr. Duterte to restart negotiations with militant groups.
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The hope was that countries would collectively ratchet up their efforts, slowly inching toward the deep cuts needed to stave off 22 degrees.
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A vote to call Bolton would also ratchet up pressure from Trump's allies to subpoena Hunter Biden, which could drag the process out.
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With each slow slip in the Puget Sound-Vancouver Island area, the chances of a Pacific Northwest megaquake ratchet up ever so slightly.
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The findings are certain to ratchet up pressure on Trump, and his Republican allies in Congress, to continue funding the payments to insurers.
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The moves underscore Democrats' plan to ratchet up pressure on the GOP over the growing questions surrounding President Donald Trump's ties to Moscow.
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His budget cuts may ratchet back or eliminate programs that help supporters, but they see him confronting a government grown bloated and unaccountable.
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The shutdown is entering its third day, and over the weekend both sides appeared to dig in and ratchet up the blame game.
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In his remarks to activists, Mr. Obama urged them to stop moping and to ratchet up their opposition to Mr. Trump by Thanksgiving.
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The two recent developments from Washington are expected to boost business and consumer spending and ratchet up federal borrowing, which would spur inflation.
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If you tried to really ratchet down prices, think of the dislocation that would occur if you didn't have everyone in the system.
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On the heels of Friday's bombshell, the stakes of Cohen potentially reaching a cooperation agreement with prosecutors seemed to ratchet up even higher.
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She resents that black women who dye their hair bold colors are often labeled as "ratchet," while their white counterparts avoid similar judgment.
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These rules helped underpin the Paris climate agreement, under which all countries agreed to tackle their own emissions and ratchet up ambitions over time.
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The action comes as the world's two largest economies ratchet up tariffs in a battle over what U.S. officials call China's unfair trade practices.
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It's fast and responsive, and the screen is good looking even though you have to manually ratchet up the brightness to see it outdoors.
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My screen time has been well over eight hours pretty much every day, and I haven't been bothering to ratchet down the screen brightness.
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But Flake is now out of the picture, choosing to retire and ratchet up his Trump critiques from the refuge of lame-duck status.
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"No one wants to see two ratchet ass girls on a box of Wheaties," the two of them were once told by their father.
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Tensions between the US and North Korea are already high, but President Donald Trump just took a major step to ratchet them even higher.
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The action comes as the worlds two largest economies ratchet up tariffs in a battle over what U.S. officials call Chinas unfair trade practices.
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And while the competition might ratchet up the fanboy wars, it's ultimately a good thing: The rest of us consumers will be the winners.
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But broad measures against the country's vital oil sector – for which the United States is the biggest customer - would significantly ratchet up Washington's response.
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President Trump is scheduled to hold a campaign-style rally Wednesday night in Nashville as Republicans ratchet up efforts to pitch their healthcare plan.
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ET, Gaffigan and company ratchet up their odd, slightly dystopian world view for more absurd situations and even a bit of social (media) commentary.
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If it's been awhile since you've played a Ratchet game — and it probably has — the new one will feel a bit like a prequel.
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And while the competition might ratchet up the fanboy wars, it's ultimately a good thing — the rest of us consumers will be the winners.
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" But while acknowledging these trends, he conceded, "I still think we're going to see costs continue to ratchet up at the majority of schools.
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That does nothing to ratchet down the violence, though, and is scant comfort to law abiding, hardworking black folk most affected by the carnage.
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The ratchet handle is very comfortable, and the sockets pop on and off very easily when the center button on the handle is depressed.
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" This is where Clinton gets politely ratchet: "Well, you keep talking about emails, but what you really need to talk about is cyber terrorism.
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At the same time, the US has recently been in this situation before and Trump ultimately did nothing military other than ratchet up sanctions.
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President Donald Trump's abandonment of the Iran nuclear deal may dramatically ratchet up military tensions in the Middle East, political analysts warned on Wednesday.
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This is the easiest car seat I have ever installed thanks to its hand-cranked ratchet system that does the hard work for you.
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He landed in Beijing aiming to convince a reluctant China to ratchet up pressure and punishments on its recalcitrant nuclear-armed ally North Korea.
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That puts its delegates at the center of a campaign of lobbying, coaxing and wrangling that the presidential campaigns are beginning to ratchet up.
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President Trump is scheduled to hold a campaign-style rally next week in Nashville as Republicans ratchet up efforts to pitch their healthcare plan.
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Yet much of that feels like killing time between the shoot-'em-ups and fights, which again ratchet up the violence to cartoonish levels.
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Weighted average antidilution, unlike full ratchet protections, take into account a number of different factors to produce a more "fair" or reasonable dilution regime.
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A child welfare group organized a march on Saturday, calling on the police to arrest the parents and ratchet up the charges to murder.
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"Spider-man", due for release in 2018, is being developed by Insomniac Games, the group behind PlayStation offerings such as "Resistance" and "Ratchet & Clank".
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In Denmark, a number of smaller, craft distillers are experimenting with aquavits that ratchet up the juniper flavor, while keeping the necessary caraway character.
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At launch, it might have drowned under expectations for something much grander, but having been given a little breathing room, Ratchet & Clank has blossomed.
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But he described it as a distant line of action behind other moves meant to ratchet up diplomatic and economic pressure against Mr. Maduro.
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Officials are urging New Yorkers to get vaccinated and some have called on the federal government to ratchet up its efforts in New York.
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The changes will go into effect at midnight Monday and ratchet up pressure on Tehran while worsening a divide with Europe over diplomatic strategy.
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Diaz-Balart told The Hill last week that the Trump administration "has different options on the table" to ratchet up sanctions against the country.
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But critics of the Trump administration in the US were furious that it did not take the opportunity to ratchet up measures on Russia.
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Trump said on Thursday he would ratchet up tariffs unless Mexico stopped people from illegally crossing the border it shares with the United States.
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The White House has looked to ratchet up the pressure on Huawei for years, with members of Congress from both parties backing its efforts.
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Mr. Trump needs to be firm, not reckless in his talk, ratchet up sanctions and find a way to engage the North in negotiations.
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Why this vote was big: The vote came after both sides appeared to dig in over the weekend and ratchet up the blame game.
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The Taliban is expected to continue to ratchet up attacks around the country and have refused to discuss a cease-fire with Afghan officials.
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The Taliban is expected to ratchet up attacks around the country now that negotiations have failed and have refused to discuss a cease-fire.
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If they violate the agreement, the Trump administration would ratchet up tariffs on Chinese goods, according to one person with knowledge of the negotiations.
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The bottom line: The balance of power between the two sets of companies has been shifting as policymakers ratchet up scrutiny of Big Tech.
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Google's move comes as the world's two top economies ratchet up tariffs in a battle over what U.S. officials call China's unfair trade practices.
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We are not talking about ritualistic objects or bodily fluids or raw materials; these are finished objects — wood, ratchet straps, handles, glass, rubber, brass.
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The Cohen and Manafort cases ratchet up political pressure on Republicans ahead of November elections in which Democrats hope to take control of Congress.
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That trick is to threaten the outrageous, ratchet up the tension, amplify it with tweets and taunts, and then compromise on fairly conventional middle ground.
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One day earlier Mr Trump had called Mr Xi to tell him that, if China would not ratchet up pressure on North Korea, America would.
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Momentum starts to break down, and you start to see growth companies have to ratchet down their future expectations," he said Monday on "Trading Nation.
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On the other hand, the suspensions do give both Washington and Seoul an easy option to ratchet up diplomatic pressure should Pyongyang resume weapons tests.
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The preliminary report doesn't assign blame, but it's likely to ratchet up the pressure on Boeing and the regulators who green-lit the new model.
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The decision comes just days after President Trump accused China of election interference and as trade tensions between the two nations continue to ratchet up.
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Over the weekend, Trump said he would ratchet up tariffs on $20.9 billion worth of imports from China, the world's largest consumer of industrial metals.
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I think we would tell people to take a few days off before they ratchet it up, because we just want the arteries to heal.
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It took more than 193 hours for state media to report President Donald Trump's threats, tweeted on May 5th, to ratchet up tariffs on China.
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Mr Trump might have thought that his threat would ratchet up pressure on China, helping to squeeze out more concessions just before the finishing-line.
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But if U.S.-Chinese tensions ratchet higher, a return to North Korean weapons tests could yet spark U.S. military action and a wider regional war.
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As regional tensions ratchet up, Iran has continued flight-testing its missile arsenal, most recently in last week's launch of a Shahab-3 ballistic missile.
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"I am a very complex person — there are elements to me that are nerdy, then there are elements to me that are ratchet," he said.
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Bunny Ratchet uses an insertion method, using an enema bulb to force some air up the butthole to simulate a natural fart right before filming.
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The glut could reach 3 million if Iran lives up to its vow to ratchet up exports to 1 million bpd as soon as possible.
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After playing the new Ratchet for the past week along with my daughter, I know I'll definitely be heading to a theater on the 29th.
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The U.S. has sought to ratchet up the pressure on Russia to sever its diplomatic, economic and military ties with Venezuela, but to no avail.
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The new Ratchet & Clank on PS4 is technically billed as a reimagining of the original, a modern update to a nearly 15-year-old game.
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Launched in 2012, Much Better Adventures started life by listing the best independent skier-run chalets in Europe, seeing it ratchet up 50,000 overnight bookings.
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With order books breaching US$4bn, leads were able to aggressively ratchet in pricing before launching a US$750m trade at a yield of 7.625%.
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It's based on WebRTC, with some added technical underpinnings to make the call automatically ratchet the quality up or down depending on your connection quality.
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Or the anti-Trump groups might decide an alliance between Cruz and Kasich isn't enough and ratchet up the pressure on Kasich to drop out.
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The expanded criminal allegations ratchet up the pressure Manafort faces to cut a deal with the special counsel's office as he awaits two criminal trials.
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If we're measuring from some esoteric vision of a perfect community (except for boobs) then Twitter and Facebook should ratchet up the ban hammer immediately.
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Speaking late on Tuesday, Rosengren said the Fed would need to ratchet down economic forecasts it made in December because of the uncertain global outlook.
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Wang Yi said at a forum in Singapore that a U.S. campaign to ratchet up pressure on Beijing will not "have any effect," Reuters reported.
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The Kuhn Rikon Ratchet Grinder is ideal for people who don't want to waste electricity on tasks they can easily perform with a little muscle.
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Crude traders may be under-estimating the president's determination to end what he has termed a "terrible" deal and ratchet up the pressure on Iran.
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The tiny South American country drew solid buyside interest, allowing leads to ratchet in pricing 25bp to 9.25% from initial price thoughts of 9.5% area.
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" If the bad blood seems intense ... remember, Covington verbally went for Perry's neck last year when he called his now-wife "ratchet" and "horse faced.
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The developments are sure to ratchet up tensions with China, which have fluctuated for several months as a result of the administration's actions on trade.
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At times, she has been a fierce ally of the administration, using her position to ratchet up tensions with Iran and push pro-Israeli policies.
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Bureaucrats and others, Moynihan knew, could always conjure reasons to keep information under wraps, and the ratchet of secrecy generally worked in only one direction.
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Throughout this part of the funding process, we learned about the two main forms of antidilution protections: broad-based weighted average and full ratchet clauses.
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"He got his ratchet, no life jacket, ready to dive in / Lil homie thuggin', he can't even swim, he in the deep end," he sings.
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And in April, after the border numbers reached their zenith, Mr. Miller was instrumental in Mr. Trump's decision to ratchet up the zero tolerance policy.
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But many fliers contend that the real benefit is to the airline, which can significantly ratchet up the price of the most coveted award seats.
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Shout out to Ratchet & Clank, too, for brilliantly manifesting my memories of that series in its PS2 days, rendered anew in almost-Pixar-like gorgeousness.
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But the president has continued to ratchet up the pain, using arcane measures generally reserved to combat terrorism and nuclear proliferation to punish Chinese companies.
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As diplomats try to ratchet down tensions, some of them worry that hard-liners in Iran could be emboldened to further test Mr. Trump's resolve.
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Ukrainian officials have anxiously looked to Washington for more help as Kyiv broadens talks with President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia to ratchet back tensions.
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It is currently unclear whether the World Dream will ratchet up additional safety precautions and how long it will stay in quarantine, Leung told RTHK.
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The total €250m of undrawn facilities included a ratchet that can step up or down by 15bp if Mosmovil's ESG Evaluation score improves or deteriorates.
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Kyle: This is uncharted constitutional terrain, and Pelosi seems to be exploiting it to ratchet up pressure on the Senate to promise a fair trial.
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Trump could use his bully pulpit Tuesday night to ratchet up the pressure on both Democrats and Republicans to get on board with his proposal.
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When deployed correctly, developers can be economic multipliers — coefficients that dramatically ratchet up the output of the teams and companies of which they're a part.
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Analysts have warned that Israel's new openness could ratchet up tensions, making it harder for Iranian leaders to ignore attacks and pushing them to retaliate.
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This call for an investigation could end up being a test of the body's credibility and ratchet up pressure on member states to take action.
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The move is intended to ratchet up pressure on Democrats, who have insisted they will not negotiate with Mr. Trump until the shutdown is over.
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The international climate talks being held in 2020 will be the first chance for countries to increase their ambitions and ratchet up their original NDCs.
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But given that the company showed some positive signs this quarter, it looks like industry watchers can ratchet up their expectations headed into the fourth quarter.
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States could ratchet up driver education requirements and make tests harder to pass, to make sure the new drivers hitting the road know what they're doing.
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The six Mexicans were trapped inside the large cabinets with no way to escape, as the cabinets were tightly packed with ratchet straps on the outside.
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You have irresistible force and immovable object kind of working against each other, so i think they're probably going to ratchet up the tariffs, I think.
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The persistently benign inflation reported by the Labor Department on Friday could, however, ratchet up White House pressure on the U.S. central bank to cut rates.
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President Donald Trump tweeted on Sunday that he would ratchet up tariffs to 25% on $200 billion worth of Chinese goods starting at 12:01 a.m.
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Harsh retaliation would simply give more hawkish voices in the Trump administration an excuse to further ratchet tensions, or prompt companies to look for the exits.
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Some companies do offer employees in their 50s and 60s formal programs to ratchet down workloads and hours, but if yours doesn't, all is not lost.
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" Urban Dictionary's definition is no different, describing finstas as accounts where one can post "ratchet" photos "without persecution from sororities, jobs and society as a whole.
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Late last month, Trump urged OPEC producers to ratchet up production levels to prevent further price rises ahead of the mid-term elections in early November.
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But for now (or if you work for a place without a retirement plan) start or ratchet up your contributions to an IRA or Roth IRA.
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Overlord is an impressive directorial statement from a confident filmmaker who can handle dynamic action sequences and ratchet up tension like an action and horror veteran.
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It's being developed by Insomniac, a studio best known for the Ratchet & Clank series as well as the largely unheralded open-world action game Sunset Overdrive.
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In fact, the first tool that was uplinked to be 3D printed on the space station was a ratchet that would replace one that was lost.
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The links and videos in this article may be considered NSFW In the course of reporting this story, I've watched Bunny Ratchet fart dozens of times.
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It turns out that the 4-year-old, purebred pit bull named Ratchet had been missing for a year — and his owner feared he was dead.
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Square and Box are the two most prominent companies to fork over additional stock to investors after selling shares in their IPOs below the ratchet price.
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Ratchet & Clank isn't open-world by any stretch; instead, it ushers you down a series of corridors, pushing you quickly from one area to the next.
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That will further ratchet up the pressure on countries and companies in emerging markets which borrow heavily in dollars, Turkey being one of the main ones.
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The rule would have created a framework to possibly ratchet up emission cut requirements long into the future, according to analysis released Monday by Rhodium Group.
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Since its founding in 1994, the studio was directly tied to PlayStation, creating popular series like Spyro the Dragon, Ratchet & Clank, and Resistance: Fall of Man.
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As the director of the upcoming Ratchet & Clank movie, based on the long-running PlayStation series, it's something he has no choice but to think about.
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"Ratchet was one of the first [games] where you actually wanted to watch and you would get a laugh out of the cut-scenes," he says.
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Spider-Man, the latest game from Ratchet & Clank developer Insomniac Games, understands this core tenet of its central character, and it's what makes the game sing.
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Plaintiff Dennis Pitman alleged he was securing his stand with Ameristep's dual ratchet-strap kit when a strap failed, sending him 30 feet to the ground.
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The move is an apparent part of a broader strategy by President Vladimir Putin to ratchet up Moscow's political and economic influence in the Middle East.
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Hours after President Trump canceled his summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, Trump's administration hinted that it might ratchet up sanctions against his country.
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With the BOE joining the European Central Bank and Bank of Japan in easy monetary policy, the pressure will only ratchet up on yields, Grant said.
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Just last week, Insomniac Games, the studio behind the Ratchet & Clank and Resistance series, released its new virtual reality brawler Feral Rites for Oculus for $49.99.
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Democrats also will have to answer tough questions about whether to dramatically ratchet up taxes on the country's wealthiest residents — a position favored by freshman Rep.
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When you take a series of steps that ratchet up tensions, you shouldn't be surprised when the intelligence tells you 'hey, tensions have been ratcheted up'.
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While the new sanctions will certainly ratchet up the pressure on the Iranian government, there is no guarantee the regime will take steps for positive change.
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Mr Najib has pooh-poohed such talk as alarmist, but Malaysians know all too well that the ratchet of imposed piety turns only in one direction.
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Seven more "honorable mentions," because why not (click each title for more): Ratchet & ClankPony IslandStardew ValleyHyper Light DrifterAction HenkOverwatchDark Souls III Follow VICE Gaming on Twitter.
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Another remake, Bishop Briggs's version of INXS's "Never Tear Us Apart," jettisons the hints of playfulness in the original to ratchet up the power-ballad drama.
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And I think we would have been much better doing that than continuing to ratchet up of who has the biggest threat available at the time.
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And what else I'm saying, based on what I've seen so far, is that Ratchet & Clank might well be the best current-gen reboot so far.
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But Trump's new allegations that China is trying to game the system to give itself an edge in global trade could ratchet tensions right back up.
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Tiffany's shares, which have fallen nearly 12% this month on U.S. President Donald Trump's threats to ratchet up a trade war with Beijing, rose to $85.05.
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Britain hopes its decision will encourage other governments to follow suit before 2020, when countries are due to ratchet up their goals under the Paris Agreement.
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Now the former clique must separate truth from deception as the stakes ratchet higher amid the growing possibility that someone close to them has committed murder.
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In the Trump trade strategy over the last two years, tariffs have acted as a ratchet — moving in only one direction or holding steady, never reversing.
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The president's decision to ratchet up decades of simmering conflict with Iran set off an extraordinary worldwide drama, much of which played out behind the scenes.
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Lindsey Graham to ratchet up his defense of President Donald Trump, as House Republicans race to influence the Senate GOP's strategy in a looming impeachment trial.
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"He is going to ratchet it up to another level now," said Anthony Scaramucci, the onetime White House communications director who has broken with Mr. Trump.
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Israel insisted that it was not seeking to escalate, and that it was up to Hamas to decide whether to ratchet things up or stand down.
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Ratchet mechanisms exist to protect investors by using preferred shares to compensate them in the event that your company goes public below your agreed-upon valuation.
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"Richard would tell a politician, 'You need to do x , y , and z , or else we're going to ratchet up the rhetoric against you,' " Erickson says.
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Funding rounds ratchet the valuations higher and higher, with only increasing investor demand, the previous valuation and a distant promise of huge potential to guide them.
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So far, investors are betting this latest dust-off will only be a transitory headwind since neither country has indicated a desire to ratchet up tensions.
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The company agreed a €1.7bn debt package that included a €250m revolving credit facility and capex line with a margin ratchet based on an ESG rating.
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It's also possible that the activity at the facility is a chess move in North Korea's negotiating strategy, Schmerler said, to ratchet up pressure on Washington.
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The question is whether strategists will ratchet up numbers, like they did last year, as the S&P surged nearly 2000 percent into the year-end.
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As countries succeeded on their modest targets, received international approbation for it, and got comfortable taking action, the thinking went, they would ratchet up their ambitions.
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"Taking a VC investment and extrapolating the price of the company can be extremely dangerous — you have no idea what ratchet clauses were given," he said.
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" With Europe in flux, Clifton said, "The fight is with China, and they're going to ratchet China up while continuing to work out deals with allies.
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U.S. diplomats have made clear they are seeking a diplomatic solution but proposed the new, tougher sanctions resolution to ratchet up pressure on North Korea's leader.
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Rocky times may be ahead, so tune in to the next installment as we learn about ratchet-based antidilution protections and what happens during down-round financings.
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It's those details that were likely to ratchet up the costs of the event, though the massive fireworks display that will cap the evening has been donated.
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And the idea that we are going to now ratchet up the rhetoric and potentially cause a firestorm, that is really not where the Democrats have been.
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In January, the company had announced that it would publish the next game from Ratchet and Clank studio Insomniac, an adventure game called Song of the Deep.
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It's a canny way to explain away any narrative differences between the original Ratchet and Clank and this one—but also a winking move toward self-awareness.
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" Her friends, adorned in full Gryffindor getups, rapped Ariana and Harry Potter-themed lyrics including, "Dobby pull up with that ratchet, Ari hit 'em with the magic.
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It was like black and then almost yellow it's one of those things where if you don't take care of it, it'll look really ratchet for sure.
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Stocks took another sharp drop Monday, but Kashkari said broader economic indicators are showing little signs of stress as the two sides ratchet up their tariff duel.
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So Apple has made a big bet to increase that possibility to ratchet up that least upper bound: seeing if people will pay more for its products.
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Though only teased at last year's E3, Sony finally showed us some real gameplay from the new Spider-Man game, coming from Ratchet & Clank vets Insomniac Games.
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Spider-Man is the first licensed title from Insomniac Games, best known for Playstation exclusives Resistance and Ratchet & Clank, along with Sunset Overdrive on the Xbox One.
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In the past, AWS kept criticism of competitors to a minimum, maybe giving a little jab to Oracle, but this year they seemed to ratchet it up.
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The enhancement technique allows the team to ratchet up the resolution, so that it can make out objects as small as 2 inches, according to the team.
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Pundits who preach transparency and allege malfeasance are almost always invited back to appear on talk shows because they ratchet up the conflict that draws ratings; 5.
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Available in stainless steel and titanium finishes, the EverRachet boasts a dynamic ratchet that lets you crank in screws swiftly with up to 20 pounds of torque.
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The U.S. Trump administration has sought to ratchet up pressure for trade concessions by proposing a higher 25 percent tariff on $200 billion worth of Chinese imports.
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Between the lines: Many of North Korea's steps over the last 6 months have seemed designed to ratchet up pressure on the Trump administration to make concessions.
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The music wasn't childish or corny but you could see it was from a place of a child—somebody that was a little more ignorant or ratchet.
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At that same conference, Merkel made clear that Germany would not be bullied over this spending and that they'd already promised to ratchet up their monetary commitment.
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And so if everybody&aposs decided they&aposre optimistic about the country and they go out and buy stuff, then the firms will ratchet up their production.
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But there is nothing better than a Scorpio with a ratchet sense of humor; a Scorpio who uses their deep insights and for good rather than evil.
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The Trump administration policy on North Korea has been to ratchet up the pressure on Pyongyang with sanctions in order to push them to the negotiating table.
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The longer it takes to ratchet up resources the longer it will take for the anti-slavery forces to get on an even footing with the traffickers.
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And the throngs of foreign delegations at Airshow China in the southern resort of Zhuhai indicate China is succeeding - even as tensions ratchet up in the region.
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That said, just because the game's built in a way that doesn't artificially ratchet up the tension doesn't mean that it plays everything straight and sunshiny, either.
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"We have to somehow ratchet it down and say we're not encouraging them that violence is ever OK." Paul was asked on the radio show about Sen.
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According to the law firm Fenwick and West LLP, the rate of technology IPOs that triggered ratchet mechanisms increased from 4% in 2014 to 50% in 4003.
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The figures show countries that develop national strategies to curb risks from extreme weather are faring better as climate change strengthens and disasters ratchet up, Rauch said.
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Democrats, now in control of the House, plan to ratchet up the pressure on Trump with hearings on a range of topics that could damage him politically.
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Most generally, severe sentences ratchet up the pressure on defendants to admit guilt and plead guilty to get a deal – whether or not they are actually guilty.
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"By 2003 Super Mario Sunshine, Jak II, and Ratchet and Clank 2 were out… there were much more ambitious titles by bigger companies coming out," he said.
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What they're saying: Once employers reach the end of their rope on health care costs, the cost-control debate is going to ratchet into a higher gear.
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What's next: In the coming days, supporters of the UN resolution will ratchet up the pressure for the Assad regime and Russia to comply with the ceasefire.
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Stocks briefly soared on Thursday on a separate report suggesting the US could ratchet back tariffs on China in a bid to calm markets and accelerate negotiations.
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Demonstrators in Hong Kong have been protesting in the streets amid increasing violence and fears that Beijing will ratchet up its response to stop the civil disobedience.
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She told me how, after the Reverend Franklin mesmerized the congregation with his poetic homilies, his teenage daughter would rise behind him to ratchet up the spirit.
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They argue that the upgrades contradict the rationales for New START - to ratchet down the level of mistrust and reduce risk of intentional or accidental nuclear war.
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Instead, moments where the puppets are shown in minute closeup — a character's flushed expression, a pair of hands nervously clutching one another — ratchet up the emotional intensity.
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Whenever the series needs to ratchet up tension, while also turning the emotional and psychological screws on Philip and Elizabeth, Brand is there to write the episode.
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Still, while opponents can ratchet up the rhetoric, there is little they can do to unravel the deal: It does not need approval from the City Council.
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We would be wise not to ratchet up that anger, as President Emmanuel Macron of France belatedly acknowledged when he yanked the proposed hike in fuel taxes.
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And Poland, which will host climate change talks next month, has invited coal companies to be partners in discussions on how to ratchet down fossil fuel emissions.
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There's a more than healthy dose of fourth-wall breaking humor at play, too, with supporting characters expressing déjà vu at meeting Ratchet for a "first" time.
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Golden State surrendered 39 points in the opening quarter and fell behind by as many as 17 points, only to gradually ratchet up the pace after halftime.
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Bucking industry expectations, Shamir recorded the lo-fi, guitar-based songs on a four-track, confronting years of tribulations entirely alone, with none of that "Ratchet" sheen.
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But confusion over who should be tested and shortages of crucial materials for preparing samples have complicated efforts to ratchet up the number of people being screened.
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Sony has announced that it'll be acquiring Insomniac Games, the game development studio behind the Ratchet & Clank series and, most recently, Marvel's Spider-Man for the PS4.
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And as the makers of political thrillers like "House of Cards" and "Scandal" know all too well, television must ratchet up the stakes lest viewers lose interest.
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These "ratchet" reality shows offer a kind of empathy most often found in soap operas and melodrama, the two genres that "Love & Hip Hop" most closely resembles.
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Keep increasing your rates On her rapid ascension into six-figure freelancing, Johnston also effectively leveraged an intentional rate strategy that helped her ratchet up her earnings.
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Demonstrators in Hong Kong have been protesting in the streets amid increasing violence and fears that Beijing will ratchet up its response to stop the civil disobedience.
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The events of this week perfectly illustrate how the one-way spending ratchet works, why Congress votes to pass it, and how they're getting away with it.
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But for many of the Democratic activists who remained in Washington, Mr. Trump's inauguration was a time to ratchet up public protest and dissent against his presidency.
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"The country needs to take this seriously, ratchet it up and make it a priority," said Ann Albright, PhD, RD, director of CDC's Division of Diabetes Translation.
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Washington (CNN)Democratic groups are preparing to spend millions on impeachment-focused messaging to ratchet up the pressure on Republican senators facing tough reelection bids in 2020.
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"Righteous and Ratchet" lives on YouTube as well as podcast platforms, so it generated some revenue from YouTube AdSense and ads sold by podcast distribution company, AudioBoom.
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A senior administration official told CNBC on Friday that there was "zero" engagement between the Trump administration and China as the two countries ratchet up trade tensions.
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There was a big opportunity here to restructure how we expand school options and ratchet up our expectations for all schools to perform at the highest level.
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The US is now engaged in an effort to drastically ratchet up pressure on Iran in what US officials say is an attempt to change Tehran's behavior.
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Late-stage Square investors were granted a full ratchet when it went public in 2014 that amounted in a $93 million in additional shares, according to Renaissance.
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Here, you're proposing to apply for a full-time job that you know you can't really do, then introduce your medical condition and ratchet back your responsibilities.
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Or will he seek to stock the judiciary, even at the trial level, with ideologues whose view of criminal justice consists only of a one way ratchet?
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The basic political dynamic was the ratchet effect caused by the fact that law changes, including repeals, have to jump three separate hurdles: House, Senate and president.
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The ratchet effect is less important over a longer span of time: The opposition party needs to hit the control trifecta just once over the time period.
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Plus there's reason to be concerned that, as manufacturers ratchet up the already jet-engine-level blowing power of their devices, they're only making the situation worse.
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"The series is handsomely dressed, and Mr. Blakeson has the blunt ability to ratchet up tension," Mike Hale wrote in his review in The New York Times.
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The most important thing is getting the baselines, rules, and procedures right, creating a functioning system that can be used as a ratchet for decades to come.
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Jeff Session hints at plan to ratchet up the war on drugs Jeff Session hints at plan to ratchet up the war on drugs Attorney General Jeff Sessions says fighting violent crime is his top priority, and in a memo released Wednesday, the former Alabama Senator dropped a hint as to how he'd like to achieve that — through reviving the wildly unpopular and largely unsuccessful war on drugs.
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She is a recording artist who was described as "ratchet and rich" and in the few episodes that we've seen her in, her personality is larger than life.
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The return of sanctions, first implemented during the Obama administration, fulfills President Donald Trump's vow six months ago to ratchet up pressure on Iran, despite widespread international criticism.
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That's because federal financial aid rules require colleges to ratchet back need-based aid when students win money from "outside" sources such as corporations, nonprofits and fraternal organizations.
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Tensions between Tehran and Washington have risen since President Trumps administration last year quit an international deal to curb Irans nuclear ambitions and began to ratchet up sanctions.
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Tensions between Tehran and Washington have risen since President Trump's administration last year quit an international deal to curb Iran's nuclear ambitions and began to ratchet up sanctions.
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Soft-call of 101 was increased to 12 months from six months and other tweaks to documentation occurred around improvements to margin ratchet holiday, dividends and additional indebtness.
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It's not every day that you'd tell a retiring client to ratchet up their stock exposure, but if she has some guaranteed income, it just might make sense.
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I can't say I've necessarily felt deprived of bass response with other planar magnetics, but the D8000 ratchet up both the quality and quantity to an unprecedented level.
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If you only started listening to Shamir because you were into Nick Sylvester's polished electro-house production on Ratchet, then there might not be much for you here.
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Still, players can take some condolence in this March's upcoming PS4 games, where Sony is offering Bloodborne and the rebooted Ratchet and Clank as this month's free games.
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Late last month, President Donald Trump urged OPEC producers to ratchet up production levels to prevent further price rises ahead of the mid-term elections in early November.
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One of my favorite things early on is there is a regrettable decision to ratchet up the pressure on Kim Jong-un with a series of bomber flights.
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Why it matters: If Iran were to withdraw even partially from the deal, it could see its economy plummet further while military tensions with the U.S. ratchet up.
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Both Bernal and his co-founder Eric Christensen have a history in the games business, coming from Insomniac Games where Bernal worked on the Ratchet and Clank title.
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"They thought he was dead," Atkins said, saying the owners told her they&aposd contacted police but were suspicious when the neighbor couldn&apost produce Ratchet&aposs remains.
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Facebook has no interest in driving them away, even if helps the occasional conspiracy theory about President Obama being a Lombax from the Ratchet & Clank universe go viral.
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Part of what drew him to Shiny was its strong focus on characters and storytelling, and that's something he saw in the early days of Ratchet, as well.
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President Donald Trump has taken steps to ratchet up pressure on Maduro and bolster Guaido, recognized by the United States and more than 50 other countries, including Colombia.
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Though it's played with a virtual reality headset, Edge of Nowhere is an otherwise traditional third-person platforming and action / stealth game, developed by Ratchet & Clank studio Insomniac.
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Beyond just making mothers feel guilty for giving babies formula, there's a potential to ratchet up feelings of anxiety or increase the odds of postpartum depression, Kurth noted.
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The latest attempt — and one of the last before Oculus gears up to release its Touch controllers — is Feral Rites, a colorful brawler from Ratchet & Clank studio Insomniac.
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The talks in Poland are meant to put those goals into action -- setting the "rulebook" for countries to track the emissions and ratchet up their ambitions over time.
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Instead, they are playing a purely political game, attempting to ratchet up the political costs should President Trump dare to exercise his constitutional authority to fire his subordinates.
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What is left to do now, from their perspective, is to ratchet up the military threat in the hope that intimidation will ultimately bring North Korea to heel.
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But the vote aims to ratchet up the pressure on Mr. Erdogan, whose leadership has taken an even more authoritarian turn since a failed coup attempt in July.
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First-person shooter video games top the video-game market while Hollywood films ratchet up representations of extreme violence and reinforce a culture of fear, aggression and militarization.
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A photo-op with Netanyahu and senior figures from Arab countries in Warsaw would be a win for Washington as it seeks to ratchet up pressure against Tehran.
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With numerous nods about being a soft remake and countless cameos by characters and weapons you've completely forgotten, the new Ratchet & Clank is weirder than it is interesting.
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But we can really see the power of a full ratchet clause when we compare the unconverted Series B investment by BlackBox Capital to its fully diluted value.
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And so last year, Wall Street started to ratchet up the pressure on Mayer to separate Yahoo's core internet business from its stakes in Alibaba and Yahoo Japan.
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The decision on Tuesday by Mr. Trump to end the Obama-era executive action that shields young undocumented immigrants from deportation could ratchet up tension between the countries.
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And when people keep coming, Mr. Trump and his allies will simply ratchet up their demands — he has already called for an end to due process for noncitizens.
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The report projects that global oil use for cars will peak by the mid-2020s as countries ratchet up their fuel-economy standards and deploy more electric vehicles.
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A decrease in Venezuelan exports could raise global oil prices, bolstering the economies of Russia and Iran just as Washington prepares to ratchet up sanctions on those countries.
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That amount will increase by another $10 billion in three months, and the Fed will continue to ratchet up the volume until it reaches $50 billion next year.
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Each spoonful is a ratchet up in sourness: pickled chiles declaring themselves in the depths, along with pickled garlic, pickled cabbage and a generous slosh of rice vinegar.
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Mr. Bloomberg himself signaled plans to ratchet up attacks on the party's nominal front-runner, Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont, trying to shift focus to a progressive foil.
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But Paul argues that the killing of Soleimani, which he said on CNN was an "act of war," will only ratchet up the possibility of an armed confrontation.
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The methods of Thomas Hoving, the freewheeling director of the Met between 1967 and 1977, exemplified the tactics museums began deploying to ratchet up their attendance and revenue.
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In 2016, signatories to the Paris Agreement on climate change pledged to reconvene in five years to "ratchet up" their nationally determined contributions to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
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Johnson said on Sunday that for talks with North Korea to be successful, the president has to keep up pressure on the regime and even "ratchet up" sanctions.
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" In a statement, Engel said, "It's unacceptable that the administration continues to waive certain sanctions on Burma while refusing to ratchet up the pressure on the Burmese military.
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The Chinese leadership would certainly prefer to see Pyongyang find a way to remove pressure from Washington than to ratchet up further sanctions on its North Korean ally.
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As tensions between the US and Iran ratchet up, oil has spiked along with gold prices as traders fear energy supply disruptions and flock to haven assets. 4.
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Amazon's promotion will further ratchet up the pressure on these incumbent retailers, making it cheaper still to buy online from the company that recently hit a $1 trillion valuation.
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In other words, the value of the CPP is not in its targets, but in getting everyone to agree to a framework that distributes responsibility to ratchet down emissions.
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The documents suggest that Republican governors may not be a significant obstacle to their party's plans to ratchet back Medicaid spending and turn Medicaid into a "block grant" program.
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Even cautious banks worry that supervisors may trap capital that could be better deployed elsewhere Britain's departure from the EU, scheduled for 2019, may give the ratchet another turn.
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The plan was for countries to ratchet up their targets in the coming years, but if you had trouble running a 5K, would you sign up for a marathon?
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Tensions between Tehran and Washington have risen since President Donald Trump's administration last year quit an international deal to curb Iran's nuclear ambitions and began to ratchet up sanctions.
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Pixel Buds offer about five hours of listening time on a single charge, and they ship with a charging case that can ratchet that up to about 24 hours.
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Once the first child starts college and the Lees turn 46, they can ratchet up their retirement plan savings to 12.2 percent and continue to fund the college plan.
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Glaser from CSIS echoed that sentiment, adding that if a candidate from the independence-leaning Democratic Progressive Party was elected, China would ratchet up military, diplomatic and economic pressure.
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The South is threatened, the North is threatened, and the two sides, convinced they are right, ratchet up preparedness to a point where conflict becomes more and more likely.
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There is a striking disconnect between the optimism that persists in Paris and the steady downward ratchet of expectations in Berlin as Angela Merkel's difficult coalition talks grind on.
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UBS forecasts Apple is likely to ratchet down the royalty rate it currently pays of around $0.30 to closer to $0.10 - the rate Imagination charges customers such as MediaTek.
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COMPANIES ARE ALLOWED TO NOT ADMIT GUILT AND YET PAY THE FINE AND WE KEEP HEARING IF IT KEEPS GOING WE'RE GOING TO RATCHET UP BUT IT NEVER HAPPENS.
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Now that Batman v Superman has been set loose on the world, Warner Bros is ready to ratchet up the hype for its next DC Comics film: Suicide Squad.
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The Trump administration policy on North Korea to date has been to ratchet up the pressure on Pyongyang with sanctions in order to push them to the negotiating table.
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As the ratchet month comes to an end, one technical strategist says there are signs in the chart that could be foreshadowing "a lot of pain" for global assets.
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Available on: PlayStation 4 If Pixar made a sci-fi movie featuring lovable characters and outrageous guns then turned it into a game, that game would be Ratchet & Clank.
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It's the type of protection, known as a ratchet, that was built into many late-stage, high-priced rounds in recent years, notably by investors in Box and Square.
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The game doesn't have a title yet, but we know that it comes from Insomniac Games — makers of fast-paced, good-humored titles including Ratchet & Clank and Sunset Overdrive.
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Cerny, who's worked on everything from Crash Bandicoot and the first Uncharted to Spyro the Dragon and Ratchet & Clank, is a game industry veteran with some considerable hardware experience.
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Trump remained bellicose – saying a deal was potentially close, but reserving the right to ratchet up tariffs "very substantially" against Beijing if no deal was sealed early next month.
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Unlike many recent deals that routinely allowed borrowers to ratchet in pricing around 25bp from start to finish, BAT only managed to tighten levels 10bp-15bp across the tranches.
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President Donald Trump announced last month that he would ratchet up the trade war with China and impose 10% tariffs on an additional $300 billion worth of Chinese goods.
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The partial government shutdown is now almost certain to deprive federal employees of at least one paycheck, a development that will ratchet up the political stakes higher than ever.
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Landlords will either bow out of the market, always max out on the rent increases available to them, or ratchet up the rent immediately when a new lease begins.
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As the world learns how to undertake deep decarbonization, low-emission development strategies can become a dynamic ratchet mechanism for ambition, rigor and operational effectiveness of national climate strategies.
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And so Mr. Trump has continued to ratchet up the fear factor with each subsequent attack abroad or at home, always using it as proof of his own rightness.
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The problem is it's unclear if the US can ratchet up the pressure any more, especially after Trump's summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un earlier this month.
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This team is already forcing a ton of turnovers and bringing bigs up to double ball screens more than most teams, but would Spoelstra ratchet that up even more?
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The pressure will no doubt ratchet up over the weekend, and Taylor hopes that if he can not hoist the trophy on Sunday then one of his compatriots will.
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Absent the dispatch call of "weapon(s) in a hotel room," there is no evidence on the video that justifies the officer's need to vocally ratchet up the temperature.
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One, a favorite of misguided workplace dramas and period pieces about bold and angry men, is to ratchet up the interpersonal conflict as high and as fast as possible.
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"It's going to be hard to ratchet back incentives when other companies are ratcheting them up," said Michelle Krebs, executive analyst at Autotrader, an online buying and selling platform.
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China has begun to make good on some concessions, but the Trump administration is wary — and plans to ratchet up the pressure on Beijing's trade, cybersecurity and economic policies.
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Trump mentioned Warren as recently as Thursday night at his campaign rally in Manchester, New Hampshire, reusing his favorite nickname for her -- and vowing to ratchet up his attacks.
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The one-way ratchet that built our cruel immigration enforcement machine really got cranking once "border security" had been more or less universally accepted as an urgent policy goal.
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The bolts meant to hold the bed on have long been missing, and it is instead attached with a couple of nylon ratchet straps that come over the sides.
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Trump's threat to put tariffs on a key European export — and once again ratchet up trade tensions with the economic bloc — has sparked backlash from European officials and companies.
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But the rhetoric surrounding his coronation was geared to ratchet up enthusiasm for the governor, who is dealing with an unexpectedly prickly challenge from the left from Cynthia Nixon.
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Ron Johnson said Sunday that President Donald Trump must continue to ratchet up pressure on North Korea to denuclearize, even as the two countries prepare to meet for talks.
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But much of the blame must also fall on now deep-seated uncertainties on the trade front, as the United States prepares to ratchet up tariffs on Chinese goods.
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Earlier in the day, the president said that Iran "appears to be standing down," adding that he would ratchet up "punishing" sanctions rather than take military action to retaliate.
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The alleged attack is the latest incident involving oil tankers in the Red Sea and Gulf region, and is likely to ratchet up tensions between Iran and Saudi Arabia.
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Trump's budget doesn't ratchet down spending cuts any more slowly due to the changes in Congress -- it just drops them down harder as if the budget increases never happened.
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The Democratic group Need to Impeach is airing new ads pushing four Republican senators to remove President Donald Trump from office, as public pressure campaigns surrounding impeachment ratchet up.
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That's a story you can tell without a demon involved at all, but it certainly helps to have Pazuzu (The Exorcist's main villain) there to ratchet up the tension.
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"You can ratchet down to this lower standard of care available before the fiduciary rule, or you can stay the course and stick with what you've done," he said.
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" The video features her friends rapping Ariana and Harry Potter-themed lyrics while in their Gryffindor getups, including, "Dobby pull up with that ratchet, Ari hit 'em with the magic.
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The two findings of guilt ratchet up the political pressure for Trump and fellow Republicans ahead of November's congressional elections in which Democrats are seeking to regain control of Congress.
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The allegation will likely ratchet up tensions with Iran's rival Saudi Arabia and its Gulf allies, which along with the United States have been working to isolate the Islamic Republic.
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This was the challenge I encountered while demoing Insomniac Studio's (makers of Spyro, Ratchet, and Clank, and that new Spiderman game on PS4) new game Seedling on the Magic Leap.
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They all urged Trump, in one way or another, to ratchet down his rhetoric in recent weeks, even as he insisted that he's getting a raw deal from the press.
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Republicans in the House and Senate had filed legislation to ratchet up offenses for assaults on police in 2016, during the Obama administration, but those bills ultimately died in committee.
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It doesn't hurt that this sounds like it may be using a sample of Justin Timberlake's "Sexyback" (which itself was sampling Eddie Bo's "Hook & Sling") to ratchet up the danceability.
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It has been a little slower than Germany and the U.K. to ratchet up trade with Beijing, but Chinese interest in French aerospace, alcohol, cosmetics and luxury goods is growing.
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After all, the debt can be repaid if you can improve your cash flow, but a value-destroying liquidation preference or ratchet may stick with you for life (or recapitalization).
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But with few other countries matching Washington's financial and oil measures, Vecchio said the Venezuelan opposition hoped to convince others to follow suit to further ratchet up pressure on Maduro.
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And yeah, there's a ticking-time bomb plot device involving the Earth's core being harvested, and it arbitrarily gets condensed at the most crucial moments to ratchet the tension. 14.
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"The supply disruptions inflicting the oil market continue to ratchet up... As these issues linger, we expect an increasing supply risk premium will price into the market," the bank said.
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PS Now currently features more than 400 games to stream, and while there's some filler, that also includes big franchises like Ratchet & Clank, Resident Evil, God of War, and Uncharted.
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The request would help to "ratchet up the tension," James Edward Hoare, associate fellow at Chatham House, an independent think tank in London, said, according to an NBC News report.
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Notably, once a state enacts a basic law for right to carry—as all but a few already have—there is typically a one-way ratchet towards further carry liberalization.
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US officials then urged those with the ability to persuade Pyongyang to ratchet up the pressure to get him released, said a source, who is familiar with the government's efforts.
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Series 7 did away with the studio audience, and Rimmer was mostly absent, replaced by Lister's crush Kristine Kochanski (giving the show an excuse to ratchet up the sexist jokes).
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I think gangsta rap has never really gone away, it's just taken on different names; ratchet and trap and stuff like that have a lot of similarities to gangsta rap.
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This year, the world number three is coming to Spieth's home turf and McIlroy said a potential duel with Texan Spieth would ratchet up the atmosphere to Ryder Cup levels.
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It is a way for renewables to create their own long-term energy storage and dispatchable generation, their own backup, which they can leverage to ratchet up and grow further.
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Later in the day, Trump said in remarks to reporters at the White House that he might still ratchet tariffs up to 25%, as he's previously threatened -- or even higher.
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The permits never expire, which is now a problem, because the mechanism for forcing emissions reductions is to ratchet down the number of permits the state makes available each year.
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The killing has severely strained relations between Turkey and Saudi Arabia, and officials in Istanbul have regularly leaked new information about the case to ratchet up pressure on the kingdom.
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Tension between Tehran and Washington have risen since U.S. President Donald Trump's administration last year quit an international deal to curb Iran's nuclear ambitions and began to ratchet up sanctions.
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The state legislature has avoided taking up abortion issues in recent years, part of a detente between Democrats and Republicans over issues that are likely to ratchet up partisan rhetoric.
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Biden himself spoke to more than 100 financiers at the weekend event — and signaled that he's going to ratchet up his attacks on Trump in the Ukraine scandal, donors said.
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Republican senators are calling for the Trump administration to ratchet down tensions with Iran in the wake of missile attacks Tuesday night on two Iraqi bases that house U.S. personnel.
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"I could shake my ass, I could be the most ratchet-est person ever, I could get into a fight tomorrow, but I'm still a great mom," Cardi tells Vogue.
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It is not enough to increase U.S. bomber warning flights over the Korean Peninsula or to ratchet up tough talk that is patently disconnected from any credible threats of retaliation.
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And yet, even as it is at times critical of Iran's actions and policies, Qatar is in an unenviable position as tensions over the collapsing Iranian nuclear deal ratchet up.
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The bills would limit the revenue that tech companies could make from financial activities and ratchet up regulation to make it less appealing for the firms to pursue banking licenses.
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President Donald Trump is reportedly considering sanctioning Venezuela's crude industry in a bid to ratchet up pressure on Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, Reuters reported Thursday, citing an unnamed U.S. official.
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Bezos may be a key player in the Silicon Valley scheme to destroy privacy and ratchet up excess in the interest of mammonism, but for the moment, he's a hero.
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Democrats were suckers to ever adopt "pay-for" requirements, which end up being a one-way ratchet, constraining progressive policy but never, ever constraining the GOP's deficit-funded tax cuts.
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She can be however she wants to be in her environment without being afraid of being called ratchet or being afraid of seeming angry or of seeming over the top.
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Sources have told Reuters that Chinese leaders are likely to stick with that growth target for 2018, even as they ratchet up efforts to prevent a destabilising build-up of debt.
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That duty will gradually ratchet up over the coming months: 10 percent on July 1, 15 percent on August 1, 20 percent on September 1 and 25 percent on October 1.
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Trump appeared to be reviving an old playbook by threatening to ratchet up tariffs on Beijing in the hopes of applying pressure on China to force negotiators to strike a deal.
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That clearly shows that the tariff situation and the trade wars are having negative impacts on actual economic activity and it's going to get worse it we ratchet up another level.
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The United States might ratchet up tensions with Iran by sending thousands of troops to the Middle East — a sign that the Trump administration may be preparing for a serious fight.
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The fee would be based on the amount of carbon in the fossil fuel, and ratchet up over time, starting in January 20183 as $15 per metric ton of carbon content.
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That can lead to the kind of Cold War-style negotiations that eventually saw the United States and Soviet Union pull classes of weapons out of service to ratchet down tensions.
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Both sides seem uncertain whether he will tighten sanctions on Iran or ratchet up JASTA, the new law that allows Americans to sue Saudi Arabia for losses on September 11th 2001.
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Trump issued his first call in the campaign for Obama to step down from the presidency and challenged presumptive Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton to ratchet up her language about terror threats.
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Just seal it up with whole bunch of duct tape to make it airtight, fit a ratchet socket bowl into the bottom of the thing, pack it with weed, and—voila.
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As they reflect on these questions, many of his clients, he said, have been tempted to ratchet up their exposure to the U.S. stock market in hopes of getting higher returns.
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Some of us have seen enough precipitation to ratchet the country up a few notches on the drought monitor meter—we're back to levels that we haven't seen in six years.
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In a bid to ratchet up the pressure, the U.S. has flown one plane after another filled with aid to the border this week and staged high-profile visits from Sen.
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Trump's defense secretary, Jim Mattis, declined to directly answer a question about whether he was concerned that Trump's rhetoric might ratchet up tensions in the region, increasing the chances of miscalculation.
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Creation of safe zones could ratchet up U.S. military involvement in Syria, including increased U.S. air power to enforce "no fly" restrictions and ground forces to protect civilians in those areas.
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You can see the lace of a curtain as sun streams through it in Last of Us, or you can better see a reflection off a window in Ratchet and Clank.
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Niki Werkheiser, the space station 3D printer program manager at NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center, recently spearheaded a project in which a 3D ratchet was printed on The International Space Station.
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After a year — and dozens of miles — apart, a pit bull named Ratchet was reunited on Friday with his owner, thanks to the dogged determination of another South Carolina dog lover.
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New DOJ involvement could ratchet up the pressure on universities like Harvard that place a premium on racial and ethnic diversity and ramp up the stakes for some Asian-American students.
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But it does anticipate a further incremental slowing in the absence of a supportive Federal Reserve and as corporations ratchet up debt following a period of "unspectacular, mediocre" growth, he said.
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Conway's comments come as Trump continues to ratchet up his complaints about a "rigged" electoral system and the possibility of widespread voter fraud as he questions the legitimacy of the election.
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The CIT analysis was published the same day British newspaper The Times reported that Russian and Syrian government forces plan to ratchet up their military assault on rebel-held eastern Aleppo.
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As it stands, it looks like the campaign will come down to who voters hate less, with both Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump working very hard to ratchet up the negativity.
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Sources have told Reuters that Chinese leaders are likely to stick with that growth target for 2018, even as they ratchet up efforts to prevent a destabilizing build-up of debt.
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Having internalized that lesson, Trump may be tempted to ratchet up hostility with Iran to distract from controversies over his ties to Russia and his failure to advance his policy agenda.
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The pressure to become profitable will ratchet up once these companies become public, said Jordan Stuart, a portfolio manager for Federated Kaufmann funds who often purchases companies' stock in the IPO.
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To ratchet up pressure on Iran, the U.S. Treasury Department slapped new sanctions on elements of Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, a military unit loyal to Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
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However, Trump did ratchet up the rhetoric against Iran's destabilizing activities in the region and pledged to counter them, particularly singling out the activities of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC).
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Yet even as the loudest voices in President Donald Trump's administration ratchet up their protectionist talk, experts aren't ready to sound the alarm that a "trade war" has officially kicked off.
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Brent crude traded above $78 a barrel on Wednesday, which could ratchet up the pressure on OPEC and Russia to unwind their ongoing production deal to curb a global supply overhang.
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Venezuela has been a key focus of the Trump administration's policy toward Latin America, with Trump taking numerous steps to ratchet up pressure on the government of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro.
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Washington would be left just two realistic options: stand down and look feckless or ratchet up the conflict into a full-blown proxy war and commit to finishing off the regime.
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However, immigrant rights groups and even some loyal to Trump have expressed concerns that the president, with Miller's encouragement, will ratchet up his crackdown on illegal immigration, with potentially disastrous results.
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Thrones has managed to ratchet up its production values with each season, and having fewer episodes will likely allow more time for the team to polish every hour of the show.
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On Wednesday, Washington imposed new sanctions and other punitive measures on Cuba and Venezuela, seeking to ratchet up pressure on Havana to end its support for Venezuela's socialist president, Nicolas Maduro.
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Ratchet & Clank, a series about cartoon space people with more gimmicky guns than respect for public property, is not so full of itself to avoid the facts of its own existence.
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"Insomniac Games condemns all forms of hate speech," Insomniac Games, makers of big-budget console games like Ratchet & Clank and one of the biggest developers making games for Oculus, told Motherboard.
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Demonstrators have protested for more than five months in the streets of Hong Kong, amid increasing violence and fears that Beijing will ratchet up its response to stop the civil disobedience.
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Aside from hoping to ratchet down nuclear tensions, he considered it vital to assure continued Russian cooperation in talks taking place at the time with Iran over that country's nuclear program.
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Under the Paris deal, signed by world leaders in 2015, virtually every country on Earth agreed to submit a plan for curbing emissions and vowed to ratchet up efforts over time.
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To ratchet up the film's bizarro quality, Ryan made frequent use of a fisheye lens that warped the scenes to wild effect, underscoring the strangeness of the fictionalized Queen Anne's court.
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The announcement from Beijing came at the end of a week that saw tensions ratchet up between the United States and North Korea, with the leaders of both countries trading insults.
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If four Republicans make the leap across the aisle and vote with Democrats, then witnesses will be in play, which would ratchet up the level of drama and unpredictability at trial.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump's latest sanctions against Iran will target the country's non-oil industries and ruling elites while the U.S. will ratchet up enforcement of existing sanctions, VICE News has learned.
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