However the other pieces in the show ratchet down that feeling.
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In the meantime, all actors should work to ratchet down tensions.
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I'll ratchet down my risk as I get closer to retirement.
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I don't see recession but just have to ratchet down the projections.
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China may also quietly ratchet down their widespread thefts of intellectual property.
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Payments will ratchet down, and fixed fees ratchet up, gradually through 272.
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Multiple Mexican governments had made efforts to ratchet down the bloodshed in Tamaulipas.
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Spending will be higher in the third quarter and ratchet down in the fourth.
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North Korea's largest trading partner, China, has urged all sides to ratchet down their rhetoric.
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The rest of the Trump administration was trying to ratchet down tensions with North Korea.
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These tensions ratcheted up over the weekend; it's difficult to see how they ratchet down.
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So ratchet down your outrage (even if you still feel it) before you contact anyone.
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INGRAHAM: Have a real debate and real conversation and everybody needs to ratchet down the rhetoric.
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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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In an apparent effort to ratchet down the tensions, the top Republican on the Oversight panel, Rep.
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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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And she's likely to face pressure within the administration to ratchet down the focus on racial disparities.
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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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Nonetheless, fragile though they have been, these deals ratchet down the overall level of violence and save lives.
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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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Instead, the party has treated the levers of government power as a one-way ratchet down for tax rates.
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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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France called Tuesday for Hariri to be allowed to go home and urged all sides to ratchet down tensions.
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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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The White House might want to ratchet down tensions with Beijing -- particularly because it may soon crank them back up.
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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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 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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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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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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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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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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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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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The expectation was that as emissions limits ratchet down, conventional car companies would have to spend more on credits to comply with the rules or invest in cleaning up their cars.
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The day after seeking to ratchet down tensions with Iran, President Donald Trump struck a different tone with supporters Thursday night, boasting of the US assassination of top Iranian commander Qassem Soleimani.
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With Bannon working for a candidate who used the platform with unprecedented effectiveness and Yiannopoulos on the road for his Dangerous Faggot Tour, the site seemed to ratchet down its antipathy toward Twitter.
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Mel B and Stephen Belafonte took an enormous step Wednesday to ratchet down the anger in their divorce ... we've learned the 2 of them along with their kids went for a family therapy session.
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Increasing momentum for pro-business candidate Emmanuel Macron in the upcoming French presidential election, at the expense of his populist rival Marine Le Pen, has helped ratchet down the fear factor over European politics.
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For sure, unlike Trump, he has no one advising him to ratchet down his rhetoric and seems to be pushing himself to the only logical conclusion he can see: to perfect his nuclear deterrent.
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The state's licensed cannabis businesses are clamoring for the state to address an entrenched and lucrative illicit market, modify laws to allow for cannabis operations in more jurisdictions, and ratchet down taxes and fees.
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If the data turns out to be weaker than that, or there is softness beyond those two particular sectors, look for economists to ratchet down their estimate of overall economic growth in the second quarter.
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Borrowing ideas from cognitive behavioral therapy, Ms. Thieringer first worked to ratchet down Hayden's fear of certain foods before introducing them in tiny increments until he could consume them in normal amounts without a reaction.
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The other option under discussion would be to ratchet down spending caps the House bill places on Medicaid even further — which is to say, to further reduce spending on health care that helps the very poor.
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That morning, we had awoken to discover that Mattis and Secretary of State Rex Tillerson had published a joint op-ed in the Wall Street Journal that was clearly an attempt to ratchet down the tension.
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Some analysts are viewing that process with some trepidation, and expecting that executives will push investors and analysts to ratchet down their expectations for profit growth next year given a widely expected slowdown in economic growth.
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USTR also criticizes Canada for an ill-defined educational exception for copyrighted material, for denying remuneration to US creators and performers and for proposed changes that would further ratchet down the country's prescription drug price controls.
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Still the call was seen as a step to ratchet down trade tension between Beijing and Washington, soothing worries about an all-out trade war between the two nations that would hurt global economic growth, analysts said.
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"Look at economic surprises that are deeply negative right now, economists continue to ratchet down their expectations for growth in 2019 and growth in 2020 and we did see the yield curve flashing a negative sign," she said.
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He isn't sure whether we can ratchet down our current health care spending (17 percent of the economy) down to the same level as Canada (where they spend about 10.5 percent of gross domestic product on health care).
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"He added: "All countries in the region and beyond should seek to ratchet down the tensions to avoid deepening conflict, which can only bring further misery to the region, 17 years on from the disastrous invasion of Iraq.
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Blanchett's advice is to ratchet down your expected return "by at least 3 percentage points" from the historical averages and see if that necessitates a rethinking of what you're saving and spending, and perhaps adjust your retirement target date.
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Both the Obama and Trump administrations have accused Russia of repeatedly violating the terms of the treaty, and neither country was able to ratchet down tensions during the six-month period after the U.S. announced its intention to withdraw.
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" At the same time, Nixon sought to ratchet down both the danger and the expense inherent in permanent nuclear rivalry: "If, for example, Yeltsin is replaced by a new aggressive Russian nationalist we can kiss the peace dividend good-bye.
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Banks could tighten their underwriting standards — ratchet down the leverage, demand more covenants, nix loans that are used to pay big dividends — and investors could be more discerning about the prices they are willing to pay for high-yielding bonds.
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U.S. officials are reportedly seeking a round of high-level talks with China before the next series of tariffs are imposed, but strategists were skeptical the proposed talks will do much to ratchet down trade tensions before the November election.
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WASHINGTON — When Scott Pruitt, the administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency, signed a blueprint Tuesday to eliminate a major Obama-era climate change regulation, the text said the agency would at some point consider a new rule to ratchet down greenhouse gas emissions.
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Anticipating the same line of complaint in another community where she had planned a shelter, a year ago Ms. Quinn commissioned an analysis of the Astoria project to bring to the people who lived in the new neighborhood to ratchet down anxiety.
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Eliminating the Clean Power Plan makes it less likely that the United States can fulfill its promise as part of the Paris climate agreement to ratchet down emissions that are warming the planet and contributing to heat waves and sea-level rise.
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With the Pixel 903, there are several: the battery may be too small, the face unlock works with your eyes closed, and now the conditions at which the screen will refresh at 90Hz and when it will ratchet down to 60Hz are pretty confusing.
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Going a step further than cautious comments he made last month, Boston Fed President Eric Rosengren stressed that the U.S. central bank would need to ratchet down economic forecasts it made in December because oil prices have continued to fall amid turbulent markets and a global economic slowdown.
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Mr. Mendys said the prosecution would call police experts as witnesses to describe how Sergeant Barry should have contained Ms. Danner in a safe place and patiently listened to her complaints, trying to ratchet down the tension, until specially trained officers from the Emergency Service Unit could arrive.
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Officials gathered in Madrid this week for the annual United Nations climate negotiations were looking for two concrete signals from Brussels in the coming days: a stated commitment to ratchet down to net-zero emissions by 2050 as well as more ambitious targets to reduce emissions by 2030.
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Why it matters: The stock surge comes after the 90-day ceasefire of the trade war between the U.S. and China, with the hope that it will ratchet down tensions between the two nations in the long term and provide relief for companies that have been feeling the pain from tariffs.
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Backers of the deal, including world leaders, were not united in pushing for the U.S. to stay in the deal but ratchet down the commitment put forth by former President Obama, which muddled the debate at the G-7 meeting last week and didn't create a convincing argument to Trump.
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That combination dragged down both benchmarks from four-year highs above $20183 a barrel and $86 a barrel, respectively, and even a late-year decision by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and its allies including Russia, known collectively as OPEC+, to ratchet down output was not enough to restore bullish sentiment.
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"As we look back at the most controversial police shooting incidents, we sometimes find that while the shooting may be legally justified, there were missed opportunities to ratchet down the encounter, to slow things down, to call in additional resources, in the minutes before the shooting occurred," wrote Chuck Wexler, PERF's executive director.
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This means that if Trump lets pollution from power plants and vehicles off the hook, his administration will likely have to ratchet down even tighter on the remaining sources of carbon pollution, the largest of which include refineries, oil and gas rigs, pipelines, oil tankers in U.S. waters, and gas station pumps.
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"Rather than watching our traditional business ratchet down with each new unwinding of the television bundle, we're embracing the realities of the evolving marketplace, collaborating with our linear partners to grow our respective businesses and transitioning our customers on an innovative and orderly path to an a la carte environment together," Feltheimer said.
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The Justice Department under the Trump administration has steadily eroded criminal justice reforms enacted by Eric Holder and Loretta Lynch that were designed to reduce mass incarceration, eliminate sentencing inequality, and promote effective community policing across the nation -- in an effort to ratchet down racial tensions after urban rebellions in Ferguson and Baltimore.
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If Trump wanted to ratchet down former President Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Forget conventional wisdom — Bernie Sanders is electable 2020 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care MORE's promise of a 85033 percent to 28 percent emissions cut by 2025, the agreement may prevent it.
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The 419-3 vote brings President Trump one step closer to a choice he has strained to avoid: whether to sign legislation embraced by Republicans in both the House and the Senate that undercuts his attempts to ratchet down tensions with Moscow, or to veto the bill even as Russia-related scandal consumes his administration.
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The aim is to ratchet down overall US emissions 26 to 28 percent below 2005 levels by 2025: If you compare this with the vast scale of what's needed to halt global warming — an 80 percent cut by 2050 that involves completely retooling our electricity, transport, industrial, and agricultural sectors — Clinton's proposals are laughably, tragically inadequate.
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To the Editor: Your assertion that "since setting off the nuclear age, America has been the major, if imperfect, force behind the restraints that exist" ignores the sorry history of the United States' provocative expansion of its nuclear arms and delivery system programs as well as its rejection of numerous offers from Russia, China and even North Korea to ratchet down the hostilities.
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The Riverside County municipality some 80 miles north of San Diego is a well-known mecca for free-falling parachutists who come here to defy gravity, if only for seconds before landing at a private airport that boasts a pool, restaurant and the "Bombshelter Sports Bar & Grill," where they can ratchet-down their soaring adrenalin with a post-jump cocktail.
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Seminole reinforced the "sovereign immunity of states" doctrine, which makes it difficult to sue states for many things, especially civil rights violations. The Flores "congruence and proportionality" requirement prevents Congress from going too far in requiring states to comply with the Equal Protection Clause, which replaced the ratchet theory advanced in Katzenbach v. Morgan (1966). The ratchet theory held that Congress could ratchet up civil rights beyond what the Court had recognized, but that Congress could not ratchet down judicially recognized rights.
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Section 4(e) arguably expanded rights beyond what the Court had recognized in Lassiter, but Brennan ruled that Section 4(e) was appropriate. In doing so, he has often been credited with introducing the "ratchet theory" for congressional legislation enacted under Section 5. It held that Congress could ratchet up civil rights beyond what the Court had recognized, but Congress could not ratchet down judicially recognized rights. The "ratchet theory" essentially set judicially recognized rights as a support on which Congress could expand if it so chose.
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Some trailers have the capability of lifting or lowering the front axle independently to mitigate this risk. The driver may not be able to use this feature if the trailer is loaded, but if the deck is empty the driver can lower the front axle to bring the rear axle off of the ground to significantly decrease the turning radius of the rig for easy maneuvering in tight spaces, or to reduce tire wear during empty/deadhead miles of travel. Under the deck of the trailer can be attached racks for spare tires, dunnage boards, or tire chains, as well as various tool/storage boxes. On one side (or often both sides for alternating pull-on strap tension) are usually sliding (but sometimes fixed) winches to ratchet down 4 inch straps for load securement.
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Captain Copernicus Leslie Qwark was a renowned superhero and celebrity throughout the Solana Galaxy at the time of the first game. At the same time, Qwark was also egocentric and materially-driven to the point he made a deal with Chairman Drek to be the spokesperson for the new artificial planet Drek was building. After Ratchet and Clank started interfering with Drek's plan, Qwark attempted to kill them by forcing them to battle a Blargian Snagglebeast; after the duo defeated the Snagglebeast, Qwark travelled to the Gemlik Moonbase and used Drek's starfighter in an attempt to shoot Ratchet down, only to be shot down himself. Having crash-landed on Planet Oltanis, Qwark adopted the alias "Steve McQwark" and began selling gadgets which he claimed were genuine Gadgetron products, such as the PDA (Personal Delivery Assistant), and later the Gadgetron Personal Hygenator.
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