It's high time to up the ante, Ms. Morgenson writes.
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You could even say she'll need to up the ante.
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Black Panther is about the up the ante even more.
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Rather than being humbled, Kadyrov continued to up the ante.
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Apple's set to up the ante with its transparency report.
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But I wonder sometimes if we could up the ante.
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They also tended to up the ante on my weeknight cooking.
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Legion manages to up the ante for the entire superhero genre.
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A watch strap that'll up the ante on his Apple Watch
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But the administration continues to up the ante in its cruelty.
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But this week's witnesses up the ante in the impeachment probe.
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And no company loves to up the ante more than T-Mobile.
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Tate has helped up the ante in a short amount of time.
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The bare minimum, just for me, would be to up the ante.
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What if they -- they up the ante and then this all passes?
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If that's the case, your job is to up the ante tonight.
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I had just turned 18, so I was ready to up the ante.
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It's a nice baseline to set, but let's up the ante, shall we?
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That is a very clever way to UP THE ANTE (55A), Mr. Larson.
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For now, the Iranians are likely to up the ante in the region.
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Would the United States really want to up the ante a second time?
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Scott's pal Townsend wants to up the ante and turn them into Hollywood stars.
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At these moments, rather than tone down their hatred, white supremacists up the ante.
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If oil prices rose again, would you and the president up the ante somewhat?
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"The bare minimum, just for me, would be to up the ante," she says.
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But the female powerhouses of Korean group Red Velvet love to up the ante.
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To up the ante on feminine style, go for the Oxiuly vintage-inspired dress.
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To up the ante, you only have 24 hours — starting at 4:00 a.m.
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From celebrity-filled spots to inspirational stories, this year's batch of ads up the ante.
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Every year, the British fashion house manages to up the ante on its own shorts.
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Then, I decided to up the ante, so I signed up for a half-marathon.
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But, just to up the ante, why not invite your handsome son to tag along?
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Do you feel like now you need up the ante to get crazier than reality?
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Whole Foods is already dominating the field, and with Amazon's purchase could up the ante.
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We moved into some burpees, and then yoga sets with light barbells to up the ante.
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Neighbors 2: Sorority Rising sets out to up the ante, as quickly and loudly as possible.
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At that point Mrs Merkel declared press freedom sacrosanct—prompting Mr Böhmermann to up the ante.
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But is it time to up the ante by getting in on some coffee flour action?
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There is ample evidence that law enforcement will continue to up the ante in future confrontations.
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Step aside Yoenis Cespedes, Yasiel Puig is here to up the ante in game day transportation.
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Cramer said that in this "multi-billion-dollar poker game," Comcast can still up the ante.
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The USAF was so pleased with the result that it has decided to up the ante.
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Perhaps in an incessant, up-the-ante world, we could do with a little less excitement.
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Aldi is the latest grocery store chain to up the ante when it comes to reducing waste.
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Then when I'm looking at it [played] back, I'm like, Maybe we can up the ante here.
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And each new endeavor seems to up the ante on just how cool the cat can get.
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And enjoy those rest days; the workouts that come after each of them will up the ante.
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Studies have shown that terrorists often try to up the ante from the last high-profile attack.
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All they had to do was up the ante, and I'm sure they would have garnered volunteers.
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Blue Origin is one of several space companies which Morgan Stanley said "will up the ante" this year.
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The upstart has compelled Tencent to up the ante in short videos and Facebook to make a clone.
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Blue Origin is one of several space companies Morgan Stanley says "will up the ante starting in 2019. "
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Cooking and serving with a salt slab will up the ante on plenty of their family-favorite meals.
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Beijing retaliated with their own batch of duties on U.S. products leading Trump to up the ante Monday.
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This pair of nipple clamps adjusts easily to up the ante as your pleasure and pain tolerances shift.
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Mr. Trump could up the ante if China shows no real signs that it will open up considerably.
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The scheduled 2019 debut of M+, a major new art center, is also expected to up the ante.
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When she joined the Netflix series, Ms. Brie knew she'd have to up the ante on her workouts.
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Up the ante this football season with a brand new Sony 4K smart TV and free Echo Dot.
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But it's tough to ignore all the low-budget technology knowing that it's possible to up the ante.
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Other brands will need to seriously up the ante if they want to make something buzzier than this.
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It appears as if the militants have decided to up the ante and achieve large-scale tactical gains.
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But Vakoch believes that it's time to up the ante—and that that upping will actually benefit SETI itself.
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Feel free to up the ante by using a few serrano peppers or even a habanero in here. 6.
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I decided to up the ante and play on trampolines to see what these guys were really made of.
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"We might have to up the ante a little bit at the end of the fall tour," Dawson warns.
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But if you're looking to up the ante, you'll need the raddest nail art all the pros are trying.
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But, London bars have decided to up the ante in the creme egg stakes with a creme egg mojito.
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Even if you're feeling less than your best during easy workouts, don't be tempted to up the ante again.
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It may not up the ante from the last film, but it doesn't let up on the pace either.
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Now, Google has decided to up the ante by hiding seven "Friends"-themed Easter eggs across its search results.
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Tabasco fans looking to up the ante have a brand-new sauce to add to their arsenal of heat.
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With this new era of Nirvanna the Band the Show, they up the ante and with it, the laughs.
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Despite the fact that Mr. Roussel has only rarely appeared, his new job is bound to up the ante.
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Once campaigns realize that divisive rhetoric pays, the incentive to up the ante with hyperpartisan ads and misinformation grows.
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The Fast films have rightfully been praised for their casual diversity, but it's time to up the ante even more.
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Both the S9 and S9+ up the ante with a dual aperture lens that Samsung compares to a human eye.
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Warming lubricants can increase arousal by increasing blood flow, and for some, that can significantly up the ante on pleasure.
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Kelis gets $8k a month but claims Nas is doing so much better now financially he should up the ante.
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In almost every scene, the film uses a series of ticking time bomb situations with riddles to up the ante.
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The decision to up the ante came after Mr. Trump's trade advisers made a short trip to Beijing last week.
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Long days, short shorts and designers vying to up the ante and push fashion toward the monumental and long-lasting.
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Scheduled for two weekends starting in late April, it was supposed to up the ante in the competitive festival market.
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The bundle also comes packaged with the Oculus touch controllers that up the ante with more realistic precision and movement.
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The filmmakers could have saved it by using its sequel status to up the ante, and move the story somewhere new.
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Then, to up the ante, she grabs yet another weight and hucks that one at the wall because fuck walls, right?
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To up the ante, Amazon has launched a ton of brand-new products exclusive to Prime members for a limited time.
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But Trump's decision to up the ante by openly deriding Ford drew criticism even from some members of his own party.
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The game's collectibles, strawberries, are tucked behind optional platforming tasks, and each world has "b-side" levels that up the ante.
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As a girl with a previously low-maintenance hair routine, I was excited to up the ante in a major way.
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As to whether this doll's new house — with its record-setting porcelain resident — would up the ante for future doll bidders?
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The move to publish could up the ante for Senate Republicans as they debate whether to call witnesses in the trial.
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In this album, the band up the ante by distancing themselves from their first eponymous album by critiquing the music industry.
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So "Planet Earth II" -- coming a decade after the original -- seeks to up the ante, in part, by incorporating an environmental message.
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Up the ante of your smart home with the Kasa Cam Outdoor on sale for $115.99 at Amazon, a savings of $24.
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Both countries have recently been trading threats of war and having another American in jail will likely up the ante even further.
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Even in the modern environment with improved health care, tattoos may "up the ante" by artificially injuring the body to demonstrate health.
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Novartis aims to up the ante later this year by filing for approval of its version of Rituxan in the United States.
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On May 6th Anadarko's board backed it as "superior" to that of Chevron, which has until May 10th to up the ante.
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Read more about it here and you can donate to the Toronto Foundation's Up the Ante Fund if you want to here.
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If anything, Saudi-Iranian tensions will up the ante and turn Syria into a more intensified proxy war between the two states.
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If they push, then the administration could decide to up the ante and assert privilege, and then see how the Senate responds.
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Celebrities speaking out about politics doesn't hold the currency it once did—maybe that's why Griffin felt pressured to up the ante.
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This season, it seems beauty brands have completely outdone themselves with new products that up the ante in just about every category.
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Here are three moments from the trailer that reveal how Ant-Man's associates will help up the ante in the new film.
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Jerrold Nadler to provide documents responsive to the House Judiciary Committee's investigation of Trump, will Nadler up the ante by serving subpoenas?
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At this point, It's Always Sunny expects its viewers to expect the outlandish, and so it keeps having to up the ante.
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If his idea of kicking back involves cracking open a cold one with some friends, you can always up the ante with Hopsy.
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Not what will Trump do — his latest pronouncements simply up the ante on mean-spiritedness, with little clarity on a specific policy direction.
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Yet they are largely ignored by the government and media, and so citizens up the ante ("burn to be heard", is one refrain).
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Godzilla has survived for decades because of endless sequels that mostly exist to up the ante on city-level destruction and crazy opponents.
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If you thought the "season of love" on Grey's Anatomy couldn't get any more dramatic, Camilla Luddington is here to up the ante.
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Restaurants like Sea at Anantara Kihavah Villas or Ithaa, both in the Maldives, up the ante with dining rooms surrounded by the sea.
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This is an effort by the President's party in Congress to up the ante on Iran and unilaterally try to change the terms.
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For Washington, it is time to both up the ante in seeking a course correction by Erdoğan and to prepare for the worst.
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Cuisinart Easypop Hot Air Popcorn Maker, $39.95There's nothing like the buttery taste of freshly popped popcorn to up the ante on movie night.
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Incentive packages have tripled in size since 1990, as states feel increasing pressure to up the ante to attract jobs for their residents.
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And to up the ante, we opted to exclude the same vowel not only from the theme words — but from the whole puzzle!
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Pepper, the Beach Boys' Wilson had been trying to up the ante even more with SMiLE, his intended follow-up to Pet Sounds.
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They are showing little sign of abating and plenty of signs of becoming more violent, as both police and marchers up the ante.
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The budget released by President Trump last month would up the ante by slashing another $600 billion over 10 years from the program.
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But the Russian leader, who has sometimes used bellicose rhetoric to talk up Russia's standoff with the West, did not up the ante.
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Yet like Master Chief, Halo is defined by a devotion to fight: even when it stumbles, the series manages, valiantly, to up the ante.
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But one of the most powerful things about Wednesday's #DayWithoutAWoman, is that it asks us to imagine what it means to up the ante.
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What's perhaps most impressive is how the game manages to continuously up the ante and throw you into even more disturbing and grotesque scenarios.
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In response, investment firms in Silicon Valley are attempting to up the ante—Sequoia, for example, is raising a new $8bn global growth fund.
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Over the next few months, the company will up the ante on its "Made in the USA" promise, via a new a crowdsourcing campaign.
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"Andrew had seen other senior photos at Taco Bell, but wanted to up the ante by wearing his tux," photographer Wesley Taylor told KXTV.
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Now the entertainment industry wants to up the ante by threatening ISPs' safe harbor protections under the DMCA unless they kick these users offline.
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Well, it looks like other airlines are taking note, and aiming to up the ante when it comes to its in-flight design, too.
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Trump has also threatened to up the ante by putting tariffs on another $100 billion of Chinese goods, and China says it will respond.
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Trump also has threatened to up the ante by putting tariffs on another $100 billion of Chinese goods, and China says it will respond.
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Pacific Rim: Uprising would either have to figure out how to replicate its predecessor's charm or find a new way to up the ante.
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But it's possible that Russia may also try to up the ante with something that really pulls at the heartstrings of the American people.
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As a neutral brown, it's universal and perfect for everyday wear, but features just enough shimmer for when you want to up the ante.
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I went for a multicolored pastel base to up the ante, but if I were to do this again, I'd opt for much smaller gems.
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Even if you're headed to a black-tie event, a cool suit or formal midi and top will up the ante in an appropriate way.
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If outraged health care professionals up the ante and show increasingly gruesome images, the platforms may feel they have to step in and draw lines.
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To up the ante, RetailMeNot is offering its own cash-back deals — many of which can be used in tandem with retailers' Memorial Day offers.
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We're not a company that stands still; we are always looking at ways we can up the ante and move faster for the whole space.
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Strategists agree, if the Fed were to up the ante on rate increases, the first move would be higher for yields across the Treasury curve.
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Not only do we need to up the ante for an innovation agenda, we also should grow regional innovation ecosystems that will develop tailored options.
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Since both comedians live in New York, they decided to up the ante and eat at Guy's American Kitchen & Bar in Times Square before leaving.
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If China doesn't show real signs that it will do more to open its markets, Mr. Trump could up the ante — roiling the markets again.
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There's also this -- J. tells us he wants to see a delivery right there on the runway floor next time ... just to up the ante.
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Choking, slapping, facials, and golden showers have become standard and inevitably once they become old hat, we'll up the ante even further to other extremes.
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Some analysts suggested DSV may have to up the ante to get Panalpina's biggest shareholder - the Ernst Goehner Foundation, with a 46 percent stake - to cooperate.
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While we have no idea what other tricks Tarte has up its sleeve the rest of the week, we're sure they're ready to up the ante.
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Some analysts suggest DSV may have to up the ante to get Panalpina's biggest shareholder — the Ernst Goehner Foundation, with a 46 percent stake — to cooperate.
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To wrest back control of the news cycle, Trump will have to up the ante with eye-catching measures, such as even more aggressive trade policies.
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I'm a little tired of the "both words can follow X" trope, but I thought it would be really neat if we could up the ante.
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To up the ante on the battlefield, Afghanistan and the coalition need to find ways to increase Afghan access to indigenous and allied tactical air support.
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The revelation prompted Trump to up the ante, telling his aides that US negotiators should demand double the current South Korean financial commitment, the sources said.
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"The generous analysis would be that he's playing brinkmanship and trying to up the ante," said Arturo Sarukhán, a former Mexican diplomat to the United States.
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"We expect industry / technological milestones and capital formation will up the ante starting in 2019," Morgan Stanley's Adam Jonas wrote in a note to investors on Wednesday.
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As bloggers riff, they add new names—and as they up the ante in edginess, all of them are decidedly unwelcome at your next school bake sale.
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Melissa McCarthy is hosting this week, and it looks like the show decided to up the ante on her very funny and very popular Sean Spicer impersonation.
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The president even seems willing to up the ante even further, by suggesting that the rate could rise to 25%, or even higher, if negotiations remain stalled.
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Seeing him try to unclog a toilet filled with mercury is fun enough, but he decides to up the ante by filling the toilet tank with mercury.
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What is GAG planning to do to up the ante on what radical-queer protest looks like in 2016, and on the legacy of ACT UP specifically?
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Right now, we're at a point where the growing trend, fueled by YouTube views and Facebook likes, has inspired many expectant parents to really up the ante.
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He said the move would up the ante for Unilever, which competes with all three of the resetters in big categories like skincare, haircare, dentifrice and laundry.
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The time had come to up the ante, and it was Ta'Zhawn Henry of Houston's Lamar High School who delivered, hurdling over not one but two defenders.
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If you really believe your own pre-fight prognostications, put some cash on the line—or up the ante with ink, needles, and a pound of flesh.
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Tuesday's vote is part of an effort by House Democrats to up the ante in their attempts to get Trump administration officials to comply with their subpoenas.
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An easy Bourgogne Blanc would do nicely, though you could up the ante to a St.-Aubin if you wanted, or a restrained American or Australian chardonnay.
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Trump should not heed calls for large-scale force deployments to the region given that they would only give the Kremlin reason to further up the ante.
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But Putin, who has sometimes used bellicose rhetoric to talk up Russia's standoff with the West and to rally Russians round the flag, did not up the ante.
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Atlanta's rental market is very hot, but it is seeing a lot of new construction, so supply is still outpacing strong demand, forcing landlords to up the ante.
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But with its ShippingPass program just recently opening up to more customers — not to mention a year's advance warning from Amazon — it was able to up the ante.
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So the North Korean strategy is to up the ante and hope the world will acknowledge it as a nuclear weapons power that has to be dealt with.
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The company's latest two entrants up the ante, bringing new fitness tracking metrics and coaching to the table, in an attempt to set themselves apart from the pack.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan seems to be aware that Democrats might up the ante with civil disobedience on the floor Congress, as they have infrequently in the past.
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The recording industry's attempt to up the ante with this new lawsuit comes on the heels of more than two decades of failed efforts to thwart online piracy.
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In an effort to up the ante, this past summer I participated in a triathlon — what I thought would be the ultimate test — and I actually finished it.
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This sets the stage for an exciting game of give-and-take, like when someone gets a round of drinks or snacks, and then you up the ante.
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To up the ante, Ibram X. Kendi specifically condemns as racists the American presidents Jefferson, Lincoln, Theodore Roosevelt, Wilson, Lyndon B. Johnson, Nixon and Trump (low-hanging fruit).
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Although we recently argued that 84-month car loans might be the worst idea ever, I'm going to up the ante and say that all car payments suck.
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I became even more skeptical after learning Life Is Strange 2, starting with The Adventures of Captain Spirit, would seemingly up the ante: child abuse, immigration, assimilation, Trump.
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I wanted to push the envelope and up the ante in terms of what art can be, and what it can look like, and who can make it.
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The approval and subsequent warning illustrate how Tokyo is ready to up the ante in the diplomatic row and yet unwilling to fully cut off exports to South Korea.
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But in the wake of Reid's precedent, maybe Republicans ought to up the ante, all in the interest of connecting directly with voters and letting them decide for themselves.
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Stephen King's It is still one of the creepiest miniseries to hit television, but judging from this first trailer, this year's cinematic remake is looking to up the ante.
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An injection of fresh perspective might make things interesting as it looks to up the ante with Grab — and potentially in other parts of the world for its business.
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After we watched Tash Sultana butcher "Electric Feel," he decided to up the ante by playing a song I'd never heard before: "My Pal Foot Foot" by the Shaggs.
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The producers, however, apparently felt pressure to up the ante on entertainment value, and rather unfortunately chose to add what amount to little comedy sketches to illustrate their points.
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"That's going to up the ante, not just for this administration, but frankly for all the administrations that follow to recruit the best talent into these jobs," he said.
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As music festivals grow in size and scale, each year it becomes a greater challenge for event producers and promoters to up the ante when it comes to spectacle.
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Onstage filming has become so commonplace that it's easy to take its complexity for granted, and Orlando's time-traveling adventures and long list of characters up the ante further.
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This week the U.S. and China are set to impose new tariffs on each other's imports, with both sides threatening to up the ante if the other doesn't back down.
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The comedian had demanded they both be tested for drugs after he accepted Poroshenko's challenge for a policy debate in an apparent attempt to up the ante in their rivalry.
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But lately, candidates have found some creative ways to up the ante and raise even more cash for their eventual campaigns, a development that is worrying to campaign finance hawks.
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The IE 800 S earbuds have a tweaked version of the company's Extra Wide Band (XWB) driver, which promises to up the ante when it comes to distortion-free listening.
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However, its high costs and the difficulty in obtaining a residence visa — not to mention language differences — do up the ante in terms of difficulty in relocating there, says Investopedia.
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It started with a glimpse of nudity on "NYPD Blue" back in the '90s, and then everyone else making television had to up the ante -- including late-night TV hosts.
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YouTube is full of people doing the self-imposed One Gallon Per Day challenge, so I decided to up the ante and see if more water equated to more benefits.
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Absa has a representative office and securities licence in Nigeria, but needs to up the ante in one of Africa's most promising banking markets in order to meet its ambitions.
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Similar to those companies, Poshmark isn't profitable, but has looked at expanding into home decor, men's clothing, and children's clothing resale to up the ante ahead of a public debut.
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Amazon's pending blockbuster deal to acquire Whole Foods will only up the ante as the company leverages its own major network of brick-and-mortar stores for the first time.
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Mr. Boyer and his ambitious team up the ante in the space, transforming rides like a 1980 Jeep Honcho and a 1967 Plymouth Belvedere into hot wheels worth boasting about.
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The West Coast ice cream makers at Salt & Straw up the ante a bit with a chocolate peanut butter fudge, but you can still go with your favorite store-bought jam.
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Once again, the brand has managed to up the ante for affordable, street-style-ready versions of our favorite runway trends — just in time for our much-needed summer wardrobe refresh.
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The conservation commission designed the challenge to up the ante of traditional lionfish removal and tournaments, in a manner similar to what has been done with the state's annual Python Challenge.
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Running with "The Case of the Poisonous Poet" is a case involving a bloodthirsty beast, which makes one ponder the prospect of nonhuman cast members to up the ante even more.
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Most Bachelorettes have a squeaky clean past, and reddit is sure that casting a woman with such a shady history could really up the ante and the stakes of finding love.
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Bottom line: Ahead of Netflix's earnings report on Monday, one money manager says the biggest risk to the stock is whether its competitors will up the ante on their original content.
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I could up the ante by going vegan, but I've tried that before and found that if I'm giving up meat, I need eggs and cheese to avoid getting really cranky.
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But since users frequently ignore these warnings and there's no real penalty for repeat offenses, the entertainment industry has spent years trying to up the ante by making penalties far more severe.
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But the region's roster of ritzy resorts is growing quickly as new casino towns spring up to tap Asia's wealth; the Japanese government's plans to allow gambling will further up the ante.
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One of the unions, APE, gave up the strike on Tuesday, but Sindepor stuck to its guns and its president Carlos Ramalho decided to up the ante by going on hunger strike.
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This will also presumably offer Comcast a chance to decide whether or not it wants to up the ante in what could be an extended bidding war for 21st Century Fox's assets.
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Baraka Ferouz, a cyclist, bounces around on a fairly standard unicycle, then continues to up the ante on stranger machines: a three-wheeled contraption, then a crooked bike that appears absurdly unrideable.
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The U.S. has previously urged India to keep agricultural tariffs low but since India's tit-for-tat measures mostly focus on agriculture, Washington now has a fresh opportunity to up the ante.
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Hamas' incentive to up the ante underground may now be even greater now as the Iron Dome missile defense system means most rockets fired from the Strip are now destroyed mid-air.
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But since users frequently ignore these warnings, and there's no real penalty for repeat offenses, the entertainment industry has spent years trying to dramatically up the ante, often to a ridiculous degree.
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If you're truly a professional, you can up the ante by wearing a ridiculous camouflage mask (but, be warned; doing something so out of the ordinary could raise suspicion if you're an amateur).
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Step 4: Go Big or Go Home If your perfectly styled, impeccably accessorized outfit isn't drawing you quite as much attention as you would like, it's time to up the ante a little.
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With the indictment and arrest of Su Bin, the Americans felt that they had begun to change one side of that equation—and now it was time for them to up the ante.
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Winning a state like New Hampshire could give her campaign the push that's needed to up the ante — if Klobuchar sees she has momentum, other states may take more notice of the candidate.
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Filled with a bottle of Dime Red Blend and four uniquely flavored caramel popcorns, like caramel vanilla bean or caramel bourbon black pepper, this is sure to up the ante for movie night.
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The ladies give fascinating insights into how the show's uniquely balanced writers room enabled everyone to up the ante on the most bold, hysterical, and gut-wrenching season of Rick and Morty to date.
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The TAG Heuer Connected was possibly the most luxurious, expensive smartwatch to launch on the Android Wear platform — so the iconic Swiss watchmaker decided to up the ante for its Android Wear 2.0 release.
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At the same time, because originations are a key driver of growth for the industry, card issuers have continued to up the ante with better rewards and sign-up bonuses to attract new customers.
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For compulsive masturbators—those whose self-stimulation interferes with daily life and whose binges can last hours—"there might be a need to up the ante," says Ho. But this practice is very dangerous.
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Here's what Mashables Raymond Wong had to say: GoPro's latest Hero 5 action cameras up the ante with new waterproof designs, voice controls and software that'll help you create video memories easier and faster.
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The band's sophomore album, 21984's C'est Chic, managed to up the ante with two more hits: the woozy sex jam "I Want Your Love" and "Le Freak," the group's most successful track ever.
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For the current quarter, it expects to add 7.6 million subscribers, also below expectations of 9.4 million as the new entrants up the ante in the streaming war with programming featuring Hollywood's top talent.
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As the viral campaign helped cultural knowledge of image editing spread rapidly, beyond just people who read the feminist websites that had long been critical of the practice, Dove had to up the ante.
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This week the Ontario Securities Commission, Canada's biggest, decided to up the ante, by setting up an office to encourage whistleblowing, with the power to offer financial rewards of as much as C$5m ($3.8m).
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Trump has already said he would then up the ante and work to raise tariffs on cars coming into the United States from Europe – although that would require a formal process or an act of Congress.
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The potential of a recession in the U.S. is now "the biggest concern" as Washington and Beijing continued to up the ante in their protracted trade fight, according to a strategist at Standard Chartered Private Bank.
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Meanwhile, in the Gulf there is anxiety over potential conflict with Iran amid concern that Iran may up the ante with more strikes against Gulf targets as a means to force negotiations back to the table.
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While people are scrambling to get him napkins because facial wounds bleed a ton and try to get him into a car to drive him the the hospital for stitches she decides to up the ante.
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Cannabis Chocolates If you and your partner indulge in cannabis and truly want to up the ante, incorporate cannabis chocolates into your sex life by feeding them to one another before sex as part of foreplay.
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Mixed messages from Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin, pushback from members of the president's cabinet and Republicans in Congress have added to brinkmanship by Democrats to up the ante on another epic showdown over the debt ceiling.
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And if his rivals do learn from him, Mr. Netanyahu, who has already shown that he wants the job more passionately than all others, will surely up the ante, making Israel more polarized and less tolerant.
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As more and more platforms start producing series of their, cable TV is forced to push the envelope, up the ante, and do everything they can to capture the attention of audiences with very divided attentions.
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With the authorities and resources available to launch calibrated attacks for both defensive and deterrent purposes, our cyberspace force has gone to work and may up the ante in the run-up to the 2020 election.
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If you want to up the ante and add some residents to your gingerbread house, the company has also surprised fans with newly-released holiday gingerbread-flavored Gingerbread Men Peeps—though they're sold separately from the kit.
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With Afghan parliamentary elections already postponed up until October, the terrorists and the insurgents in Afghanistan are going to up the ante to ensure the government in Kabul comes to the negotiation table with everything to lose.
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How to up the ante on holistic care teams While some in Washington continue trying to shift rising costs around, we advocate stepping back and looking at the more fundamental goal of lowering costs by improving health.
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Of course, YG is a massive L.A. Rams fan -- and when P heard the rapper won $20k in an NFL playoff bet with Dallas Cowboys superfan Post Malone, the No Limit boss had to up the ante.
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MACCALLUM: So, Vladimir Putin&aposs watching this and he seen President Trump, asking everybody to pay their fair share, to up the ante, to increase defense, to do a peace through strength initiative with NATO against Russia. Marie?
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"And even if they are not, the U.S. could adjust the scope of its sanctions to capture them — and potentially designate the SPV itself, although this would politically further up the ante," he told CNBC in an email.
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Though there's a concern that THAAD could up the ante in an arms race, Beijing's concerns largely have to do with the missile-defense system's powerful radar, which could be used to monitor activity inside China, experts say.
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Hosking's tense opening pages up the ante in the crowded post-"Gone Girl" shelf of disappearing acts by piling on the mysterious departures of a volatile lab researcher named Grace, along with her lover and work colleague, John.
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"Total Dhamaal" ("Total Fun") is the third installment of a popular series, all directed by Indra Kumar, with a simple comic philosophy: No physical gag is too silly or too juvenile; and, repetition can only up the ante.
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Which in turn would up the ante on those Star Wars feels, not to mention those real-life friendship feels, all of which have the power to leave nerds of all ages in floods of tears repeatedly for decades.
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The Trump administration isn't the first to separate adults and children at the border – but it did up the ante with the "zero-tolerance" policy, what the Justice Department called a "new" plan to curtail illegal immigration in April.
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This development has led to a wave of industry initiatives (some band-led, some obviously the result of countless marketing meetings) to up the ante and give fans the chance to get up close and personal with their idols.
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In some instances, don't volunteer too early—read the room—if it's mostly business travelers who could care less about vouchers and just want to get home or to a meeting, wait for the airline to up the ante.
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Part of the solution for Lenovo is to up the ante with marketing, and to that end it will run a competition looking for the 25 ThinkPad laptops that changed the world to celebrate the brand's 25-year anniversary.
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Donors' willingness to up the ante is exactly what the Biden campaign was counting on, fretting that it can't manage both a primary campaign against 18 rivals as well as a fusillade from Republicans trained almost solely on him.
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To channel your personality in your workwear without pushing the dress-code boundaries too far, up the ante on the classic blouse-and-trouser look by adding in metallic details like silver rimmed glasses, shiny heels, and a subtle buckle belt.
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From a fun, twisted half-up look to a slicked-back bob that's surprisingly easy to create with the help of a few key Kristin Ess products, see how these two women up the ante on this season's styles, just above.
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"The implication is that without the restraining influence of Cohn on Trump, the president will now have a free hand to press ahead with further tariffs and generally up the ante on trade," said Neil Wilson, an analyst at ETX Capital.
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The new sanctions up the ante in threatening Western investments in Russia: U.S. stockholders now have 30 days to dispose of their shares in major Russian firms Rusal, En+ and GAZ, the last of which is Russia's largest bus company.
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The Brilliance 13P8 was originally announced at IFA last summer with a more pedestrian 3840 x 1080 display, similar to the Samsung CHG90, but it seems that Philips has decided to up the ante for the Brilliance 492P8's US debut.
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With Congress likely to continue its campaign to reverse U.S. policy on settlements, Obama should up the ante, including directing his administration not to veto any anti-settlement resolutions that come up for a vote at the U.N. Security Council. 8.
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As marketing executives the style world over have become convinced that every single brand has to have a sneaker in its footwear arsenal, and the pressure is on to up the ante with each new design — to make it crazier!
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Gross. Really all you need is a good pair of headphones, and while AirPods are great, these ultra-comfortable Beats Solo503 headphones up the ante with their high-quality audio experience — they're just $139.99 for Prime Day, saving you $160.
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His latest movie, a loosely autobiographical portrait of a tormented filmmaker, could up the ante for the Oscar winner after an enthusiastic response from critics at the Cannes Film Festival, where it is a contender for the top Palme D'Or award.
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"The problem of such a strategy, of course, is that in the process of trying to establish a credible threat, North Korea might actually start to believe him — and instead of being intimidated, will up the ante more," Town adds.
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If you want to throw some great games into the package, check out Beat Saber and Superhot VR. Hopsy If his idea of kicking back involves cracking open a cold one with some friends, you can always up the ante with Hopsy.
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Seeing as how Tracy's past as a con artist with a history of abortions is out in the open, our anti-heroine has little choice but to up the ante and try to kill an actual child who many have witnessed her crimes.
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Titled The Tale of Thomas Burberry, the three-minute short reimagines key events that have shaped the brand's history and ethos, taking a few creative liberties here and there to up the ante (and make room for some seriously star-studded cameos).
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If you want to up the ante and cut out an entire shower's worth of water waste — about 229 gallons for an eight-minute rubdown — without smelling like a barnyard, ditch the water altogether by using a rinseless cleansing foam on your body.
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As if to up the ante, I also thought it would be an appropriate time to test my hand at camping, which would be way cheaper than a hotel (+1 for finding ways to travel on a budget!) and a lot more adventurous.
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Beijing appeared to up the ante in the South China Sea on Friday by releasing footage of its H-6K nuclear-capable bombers landing on artificially made islands in disputed waters — and it sends a clear message that it dominates the region.
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The studio behind Coraline, ParaNorman, and The BoxTrolls has always been an ambitious innovator in the stop-motion field, but Kubo looks like an attempt to up the ante even further, with even more dramatic camera work, elaborate visuals, and epic-scale storytelling.
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A rumor is now circulating within the Senate Republican Conference that Trump is likely to up the ante by calling on senators not to take any recess in August until they pass healthcare legislation, a scenario that is unpopular with many lawmakers.
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I would not do so happily, but I would be willing to do it... We cannot afford to be losing vast amounts of billions of dollars on all of this... And I have a feeling that they'd up the ante very much.
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This outpouring, coupled with Soleimani's decision to up the ante, appears motivated by four goals: Bolster Iranian deterrence vis-à-vis the U.S., which relies on a barrage of outlandish statements and a highly public display of the country's asymmetric military capabilities.
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If his accusations are proven, Herz's testimony would up the ante in an ongoing Brazilian investigation of the commodity trading industry - codenamed Operation Without Limits - as it brings accusations of wrongdoing to the top echelons of some of the sector's largest companies.
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But Ball endeavors to up the ante, as Ramon begins experiencing eerie visions that he can't explain, while Greg's oppressive sense of melancholy -- the midlife crisis in "American Beauty" comes to mind -- adds a layer of tension that hovers over the whole show.
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Just when we thought she couldn't up the ante on her inaugural New York Fashion Week runway show (with two Hadids, one Anna Wintour in the audience, and many different kinds of sneaker boots), Bad Gal packed up the show and shipped it to Paris.
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It's less like living in a democracy than being a child trapped in a house where there is an abusive and unpredictable father, who will brook no reason, respect no counter-argument, admit no error, and always, always up the ante until catastrophe inevitably strikes.
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FROM PEN: EW's Top Ten Rom-Com Movie Moments While we wait for Stefani to up the ante during the finale with a customized T-shirt or maybe printed leggings with Shelton's face on them, we have no doubt which team she'll be rooting for.
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In other words, if part of the fun of any shark movie is rooted in the nervous anticipation of where and when a dangerous shark might appear, a significant number of shark movies up the ante by combining their shark threats with other things.
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Washington (CNN)An influential Republican senator is urging President Donald Trump to up the ante in talks over his border wall: To push for an increase in the national debt limit as part of a legislative package to avert another government shutdown in mid-February.
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As if Japan needed to outclass America even further in the transportation department (their trains and subways are worthy of their famous reputations), a select few Tokyo taxis will up the ante even further this summer by handing out free iced tea to passengers.
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"The voices in the White House aren't necessarily saying we need to strike Iran directly, but there's a perception in Europe and the Middle East that the White House has given the green light for their allies to up the ante in terms of confrontation with Iran."
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The queen of Halloween is known for creating the most over-the-top, elaborate costumes year after year and since she went as herself last year (accompanied by five clones), she knew she needed to up the ante with a completely unrecognizable get-up this time around.
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Take away the enveloping aesthetic of his film The Neon Demon, and it contains much of the same raw material found in so many exploitation films: an unrelenting sense of sexual peril, wild narrative turns, a willingness to repeatedly shock and offend, then up the ante.
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The yield on Rome's benchmark debt, which moves inversely to the price, jumped as much as 9 basis points to a three-week high of 2.13 percent on Tuesday on proposals to introduce a parallel currency in Italy which up the ante for elections due next year .
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"What just happened in the Twin Cities might up the ante, both for the church, because they're seeing what the price tag is, and for survivors who are saying, 'Wow, with statute of limitations reform, we're going to be able to do something here,'" Mr. McKiernan said.
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Where to stream: Disney+ If ThanksKilling whets your appetite for some holiday horror, up the ante with this truly terrifying flick about a homicidal mouth-breather who sneaks into the attic of a sorority house as the sisters are getting ready to depart for Christmas break.
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Since the ICBM's entrance onto the world stage, Pyongyang has continued to up the ante, firing an intermediate-range missile over northern Japan in a move the United Nations Security Council blasted as "outrageous" and Pyongyang called "just the first step" of heightened military activity in the Pacific.
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Now Google plans to up the ante at its app store: It will also move from a 70/30 split to 85/15 for subscriptions — but instead of requiring developers to hook a subscriber for 12 months before offering the better split, it will make it available right away.
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And even if they were, "the U.S. could adjust the scope of its sanctions to capture them — and potentially designate the SPV itself, although this would politically further up the ante," Roger Matthews, senior director at Dechert LLP's International Trade and EU Law practice, told CNBC on Wednesday.
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What to watch for: "If they feel the sanctions are a lot then they would very much step up the ante — and step up their attacks," Waheguru Pal Singh Sidhu, Clinical Associate Professor of Global Affairs at NYU School of Professional Studies Center for Global Affairs, told Axios.
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Here's the CFDA Awards equation: Take the glitz and glamour of Hollywood's awards season and up the ante with an attendee list filled with the biggest style risk-takers out there (think icons from Alexa Chung to Tilda Swinton) then add the biggest design talents around and their muses.
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He said QP's decision to self-finance the project, tender for its construction, and drill appraisal wells before offering partners a chance to buy in was part of a strategy to up the ante on what majors must now offer Qatar for a piece of its top asset.
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And on Monday, just one day before the conference was scheduled to start, someone or someones decided to up the ante: they hacked the event's official website, putting a photoshopped ISIS propaganda-style illustration of MBS on the verge of beheading Khashoggi on the site's main landing page.
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In fact, now that my oldest has graduated from high school and my youngest is about to drive and has a bona fide "they take how much tax out of my paycheck?" job, I already feel lighter – so much so that I can finally up the ante in my career.
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But Hall decided to up the ante a bit and challenge her 21313 Twitter followers to share the picture more than a thousand times, and if it reached the mark, she'd make her life a little more miserable by wearing the costume to her classes for the rest of the semester.
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UPPING THE ANTE He said QP's decision to self-finance the project, tender for its construction, and drill appraisal wells before offering partners a chance to buy in was part of a strategy to up the ante on what majors must now offer Qatar for a piece of its top asset.
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Someone was talking about these Russian hearings recently, and I said, "You know, it's the 10th anniversary of Beacon," which you may not remember, but I do because I wrote about it, which was a privacy ... They would publish what you bought in order to up the ante on social discussion.
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Trump will continuously up the ante, make ridiculous bluffs, fold quietly when the cards aren't in his favor, and otherwise play the trump cards in his hand in a way that will make him tough to beat in November, no matter who the Democrats decide to nominate in the coming months.
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Serve in student leadership roles to evaluate your leadership potentialWhile the standard response about business school benefits is the relationships you make, Triston Francis, HBS class of 2019, advised that current MBA students up the ante in the networking arena by taking on a campus leadership position in addition to their required coursework.
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To up the ante, Israel selects books you don't have to have read in order to join the conversation because the subject matter is so rich (a recent pick: Margo Jefferson's book "On Michael Jackson"), and he anoints at each session the Swaggiest Member (best-dressed) and the Littest Person (most thoughtful).
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Op-Ed Contributor The terrorist attacks in Tehran on Wednesday — in bright daylight and at two very different yet entirely related locations — up the ante in what has become a battle royale for influence in the Middle East, and in the fight against the terrorists wreaking havoc in the region and in the West.
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As its name implies, this group had initially planned to sequence the genomes of at least 10,000 vertebrate species, but now, owing to tremendous advances and cost reductions in gene sequencing technologies, G2000K has decided to up the ante, aiming to sequence both a male and female individual from each of the approximately 2600,210 vertebrate species on Earth.
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"I think you can give a pure artistic product if you understand how to build your own industry," Hussle told Forbes in 2015, following the release of his independent album Mailbox Money, which saw him up the ante on his Crenshaw release model: This time, he made only 100 physical copies of the new album available, for $1,000 each.
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Google wants its upcoming game-streaming service, Stadia, to up the ante for live-streamed games on YouTube, but Google didn't address the many ways its system could lead to harassment, demonetization, and other problems for creators One of Stadia's most exciting developments for YouTube creators is "Crowd Play," a feature that allows creators to play games like NBA 2K19 with their viewers.
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Democratic strategists say party candidates running in the midterm elections should up the ante and highlight President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's relationship with Russian President Vladimir Putin, in the hope of appealing to independents.
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"Whether there is causality between Trump's growing trade protectionism and his lower disapproval rating is unclear, but if he believes there is and continues to up the ante against China, the global economy will likely suffer," they added, referring to the decline in Trump's disapproval rating from 56 percent in December to the roughly 53 percent current figure, according to data analysis website FiveThirtyEight.
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Writing about this culture shift earlier this year, The Verge's Julia Alexander noted that Logan and Jake Paul had both been at the center of the push to up the ante on YouTube's most lucrative creator content, and that it was inevitable someone — it turned out to be Logan — would make a mistake: It wasn't a sustainable form of entertainment, and it seemed like everyone understood that except for YouTube.
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Republicans on Capitol Hill lament President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's aggressive behavior toward them, but some people in the president's orbit are urging him to up the ante even further.
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The Good Full waterproof design • Bright, easy to use touchscreen (Hero 5 Black) • Electronic image stabilization • Awesome voice controls The Bad GoPro Plus limitations kinda suck • Auto-upload has some big caveats • Quik mobile app needs more polish • Overheat when shooting in 4K The Bottom Line GoPro's latest Hero 5 action cameras up the ante with new waterproof designs, voice controls and software that'll help you create video memories easier and faster.
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But we think you'll be willing to up the ante once you see what this bundle brings: If your photos are looking a little blah, bring them to life with a pro-level HDR photo editor that Apple itself named an Editor's Choice and a Mac App Store Best Of. Aurora HDR makes it dead simple to load in TIFFs, JPEGs, or PNGs — either single photos or multiple brackets — and craft stunning HDR images.
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North Korea A North Korean UN official warned of nuclear war breaking out if tensions don't ease between his country and the US. Now, we're used to war rhetoric of all kinds from the North Koreans, but the Trump administration's recent moves -- saying it was ending the policy of "strategic patience" and sending an aircraft carrier-led strike group to the Korean peninsula -- has caused the North to up the ante in its tough talk.
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