LOS ANGELES — YouTube is upping its social good efforts.
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LOS ANGELES — Watchable is upping its slate of content.
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BEVERLY HILLS, California — Hulu is upping its documentary game.
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Sony thinks that can be solved by upping the resolution.
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This year's Cannes Film Festival is upping the star power.
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For season two, Fox is upping the ante to 16.
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Now, in his new home, they were upping the stakes.
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And it's upping the ante for us with our candidates.
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LOS ANGELES — Maker Studios is upping its Snapchat content offerings.
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Foreign businesses agree that Chinese companies are upping their game.
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Facebook is upping its fight on toxic content in groups.
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Upping your game will add to our rising collective power.
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When it comes to delivery, Walmart is upping its game.
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Established players like Netgear and Linksys are in the game, one-upping each other with specs and features because one-upping each other with specs and features is their fundamental purpose on this planet.
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How are you upping your mani game this Memorial Day weekend?
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It also means upping cooperation at national, state and local levels.
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They just need new twists to keep upping their gaze-game.
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Here&aposs how Walmart is upping its holiday game this year.
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Despite increasingly stringent mileage mandates, automakers keep upping their performance game.
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One Japanese pair is upping the ante in the best way.
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" Re-upping this from May: "We should be clear about this.
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Married to Medicine is upping the ante on the relationship drama.
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And that means upping Liza's social media presence and SEO-friendliness.
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Upping one's own pajama game is hard to make a priority.
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Upping the dosage to achieve the same effect increases the risk.
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Chinese venture investors have been upping their bets in the region.
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It's all about upping your non-exercise activity thermogenesis, or NEAT.
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Things might be quiet, but one deal is upping the volume.
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They spent much of their energy one-upping rivals like Lyft.
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It is doing so by upping the camera and speaker experiences.
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Service providers are upping their game to cater to these needs.
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So you can be one-upping your boss for years to come.
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"They have been upping their investment in Vietnam for years," said Giang.
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SpaceX has been upping the cadence of its launches as of late.
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Samsung is seriously upping its pack-in headphones with the Galaxy S8.
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One example: Target, which is upping wages for seasonal employees this year.
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Since then, Mr. Rubio has been upping his machismo on the trail.
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Dan Dunn has found a way of one-upping your wildest dreams.
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China responded by upping the tariffs on $60 billion of U.S. goods.
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"When it comes to bigotry, Trump keeps upping his game," Meyers continued.
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So we ended up with, in a way, upping the whole approach.
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But, then he said it again, only this time upping the ante.
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LOS ANGELES — Hulu is upping its library of Gen Z.-geared content.
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As people live longer, the rate of organ failure increases, upping demand.
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N), upping its rivalry in retail with Alibaba Group Holding Ltd (BABA.
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The need to pay thousands of pounds upfront makes upping sticks harder.
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Shale drillers face yet another hurdle to upping output, according to Essner.
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Since upping the subsidies, Hollywood has landed two forthcoming big-budget films.
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Caucus leaders are already upping the pressure to ensure history doesn't repeat.
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Now they're upping the ante with a new campaign called the #BestManProject.
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And the possibility of a vote on impeachment is upping the stakes.
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"I have no issue with the F.D.A. upping the game," he said.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)Porsche is upping its bet on electric vehicles.
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" Upping these efforts, she says, will be "a win-win for all.
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Yelp predicts people will be upping their dessert game in 2020, too.
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Those at the higher end in particular have been upping the ante.
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The thing about kicks is you have to keep upping their charge.
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But now a new dating app launching this week is upping the ante.
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John Legend is really upping the cuteness factor for his latest music video.
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Sanders is trying to dial it back, while Clinton is upping the amps.
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Apple is upping its bets on online streaming by giving Apple Music facelift.
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What's going on: Rising rates are upping borrowing costs for would-be homebuyers.
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Or maybe it was a way of one-upping the local white people.
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For Tencent, meanwhile, this investment is another upping of its pace in India.
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They respond by upping their lobbying and putting more pressure on the policymakers.
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Hedge funds are upping their bets against some of the biggest technology stocks.
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Harry has been upping his style game among other things in recent months.
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Ovechkin scored on the ensuing power play, upping the lead to 313-231.
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LOS ANGELES — Al Roker is upping his investment in the live streaming space.
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Prince William is upping his fashion game (once again!) for a special cause.
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Chase also plans on upping the limit for a single withdrawal to $3,000.
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Lampert submitted a new bid late Wednesday, upping his offer to $5 billion.
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Do it while you save and maybe work on upping your income too.
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But Khloé is upping the family uniform game with a little triplet action.
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It's an assassination threat, seriously upping the possibility of a national tragedy & crisis.
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It's also upping its dividend to 22016 cents per share from 2350 cents.
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Women, for example, can be just as vulgar and one-upping as men.
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AX, upping the ante in a bidding war against Tabcorp Holdings Ltd (TAH.AX).
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Airlines are upping the wow factor before travelers step foot on a plane.
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Upping the ante, Senate Republicans are closing ranks around Sessions, their former colleague.
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"China often combines an upping of the ante before a significant diplomatic event." video
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So Redfly decides to shoot them, upping the body count of their misguided mission.
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Only when she moved onto another company did she begin slowly upping the percentage.
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Essentially, they're helping parents become more involved and maybe even upping their cool level.
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Cathcart, who keeps upping mission counts; as well as Hugh Laurie and Giancarlo Giannini.
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NEW YORK — Spotify is upping its video game with a slate of new originals.
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Warren is hoping to incentivize more states to join by upping the federal funding.
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The White House has been upping its pressure campaign on Maduro in recent weeks.
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Yes, Glover is just upping that internet boyfriend status of his with this performance.
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Just when we thought we'd seen it all, 2017 was continuously one-upping itself.
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Intel is doing the same thing yet again and upping the ante all around.
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Netflix is getting serious about upping its movie-making game — for real this time.
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As a result, hotels are booked solid, often upping the price of rooms exponentially.
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And new information this morning: Moscow is upping the anti -- ante in the response.
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Floyd's been making rumblings, but now Connor's upping the ante with the fake poster.
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Toscafund is investing £4003 million and is also upping its stake in the bank.
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Eventually, I started getting addicted, so the doctor would just keep upping my dose.
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The car is costs around $6900,2628, but he signed the hood, upping its value.
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READ MORE HERE>>UBS is upping the ante on its workplace wealth-tech tools.
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Patrick will also face an uphill climb in upping his name recognition and fundraising.
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Upping the ante, the plan for July 15 is a six-hour work stoppage.
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It recently announced it was upping the ante - to 5 percent from 3 percent.
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It looks like Pretty Little Liars is only upping the ante in Season 7.
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Doom Eternal is that sequel, and it immediately sets to work upping the ante.
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He keeps upping the ante on everyone, including Robert Shaw's sulfurous, Ahab-like hunter.
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J.P. Morgan Chase is upping the ante for fans of its popular rewards program.
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But re-upping their star forward, to keep Griffin teamed with the All-N.
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Now that I'm off lunch duty, I've decided to try upping my breakfast game.
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Now that I'm off lunch duty, I've decided to try upping my breakfast game.
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The SeaWorld parks have consistently been upping their roller coaster game over the years.
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It has little to lose by upping enrichment even closer to a nuclear breakout.
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President Xi of China has stated that he is upping the sanctions against #NoKo.
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Citi is upping its price target on Apple by 20% to $300 per share.
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With the latest change, the app is upping its support to four total participants.
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Politicians and government officials from both parties are upping their criticism of tech companies.
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Lemon wedges on the side gave diners the option of upping the citrus quotient.
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This has involved upping her routine to include yoga and generally improve her flexibility.
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It seems like they've ... they're upping their ambitions and they want a bigger audience.
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TC Disrupt After Parties have always been legendary, but this time we're upping our game.
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For the fourth year in a row, Motorola is upping the ante on budget phones.
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KFC are upping their game in time for Valentine's Day with candelabras and linen napkins.
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Citigroup (C) and Wells Fargo (WFC) are also upping their payouts to investors come autumn.
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Peter Thiel, perhaps the Valley's most high-profile venture capitalist, is among those upping sticks.
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Pokémon Sword and Pokémon Shield are upping their big boi quota with new Gigantamax forms.
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Only when she moved on to another company did she begin slowly upping the percentage.
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Donald Toon, head of the NCA's economic-crime team, insists it is "upping its game".
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And they're upping their game with yet another makeup bag MVP, their new lip metals.
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However, the researchers didn't pat themselves on the back for totally one-upping Mother Nature.
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"I'm glad YouTube is upping their efforts," said Steve Oh, COO of The Young Turks.
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In his speech, he thanked his fellow nominees for upping the game with their music.
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It is not just futuristic electric and luxury vehicles that are upping the size ante.
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Scroll ahead to stock up on the kitchen essentials for upping your fall cooking arsenal.
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A few sprays of this mist will set your makeup while re-upping your sunscreen.
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The league's Kent Goben said the effort's been fairly successful in upping the helmet count.
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Each year, a Swan Upping takes places in which the animals are weighed and measured.
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Additionally, retailers should look for ways to lower shipping, or consider upping free shipping minimums.
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Here are a few of our favorite picks fit for upping your side gig skills.
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But none of that matters when Congress keeps upping spending faster than growing revenues anyway.
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Florida is upping its chic quotient with the importing of two New York City institutions.
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Corn mazes have skyrocketed in popularity since then, and designers are constantly upping the ante.
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With both sides upping the ante, the risks of a damaging trade war grew dramatically.
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" Cole, also 27, commented on the post with a pun, writing, "always Juan-upping me.
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"They were always upping the dosage of drugs, wanting to get to seven" he said.
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YouTube is upping its diversity efforts by adding a new member to its exec team.
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Both are upping their crackdowns on women's rights and the feminists who fight for them.
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The scientists also hope to develop a medication for neonatal progeroid syndrome by upping asprosin.
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Liberal groups are upping the pressure on business leaders, seeking to divide them from Trump.
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The letter comes as Warren and Cummings are upping their attention on the derivatives market.
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Fleming was careful to stress that upping is a quintessentially English, rather than British, phenomenon.
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But going back to school and upping your already exorbitant student debt is definitely counterproductive.
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Things got more live on social media in 2016, upping the possibilities for content creation.
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Winnebago is upping the cost of its RVs, too, and washing machine prices have spiked.
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SS Carlos Correa walked twice in five plate appearances, upping his season total to 69 walks.
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Sussman also suggests scheduling sex as part of an evening date night, upping the romance factor.
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Grant Sabatier, who blogs at Millennial Money, recommends upping it by 1 percent every 30 days.
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Custody banking giant State Street is scaling back its workforce and upping its reliance on technology.
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The group has said it needs extra funding and upping levies for producers is an option.
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My concern is that they&aposre upping the ante on the things that are truly undemocratic.
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They're also driven out from their watery homes when it rains, upping their risk of injury.
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In upping his record to 4-0, Mikolas scattered seven hits, walked none and fanned four.
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By covering Hardy's face with the pilot's mask, Nolan felt like he was upping the ante.
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In a sense, he was one-upping Charlie Hunnam's bad-boy chic in Sons of Anarchy.
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And each is intent on upping what is known as the bypass ratio of its engines.
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According to some reports, you can't even enjoy grilled chicken without upping your risk for cancer.
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Dunkin' Brands, which also owns Baskin-Robbins ice cream, is upping its technology game as well.
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Update: The Kardashians are upping their defense in the on-going legal drama with Blac Chyna.
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Kevin Devine seems intent on one-upping himself with each release of his Devinyl Splits series.
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But in the past year, the social media giant has been slowly upping its musical ambitions.
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He surpassed his total from his rookie season by upping his season total to 22 goals.
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In other words, upping the share of third party voters should benefit him and hurt Clinton.
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The grab at the Rome airport seemed to be a matter of one-upping his wife.
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But before the announcement, GOP lawmakers were wary of upping investigations into Trump's ties to Russia.
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In its last forecast, Eagle Ford producers were seen upping production by 14,000 barrels a day.
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Beijing, then, seems to be upping its offensive as the protests have dragged on for weeks.
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But more Republicans support upping border agents, at 83.5 percent, than deploying troops, at 77 percent.
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Think of it as upping the number vertices in the model of a player's personal style.
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China has in recent months been upping its policing of how foreign firms describe these territories.
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Seemingly once a week, Westbrook does something insane like this, continually one-upping already impressive performances.
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They take turns one upping each other about whose pussy is drier from lack of sex.
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Portrait mode could offer extra creative possibilities while one-upping Snapchat, which lacks any similar feature.
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The show's longevity correlates with the fact that Hollywood keeps upping the ante on reality television.
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Now, the line is upping its game, sending out an all-female bridge and officer team.
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"They're one-upping Khartoum in terms of what they're doing," he said, referring to Sudan's capital.
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Increasing the frequency of the quad was "upping the risk" and a "good progression," Chen said.
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Mr. Kingsley is UPPING the trick quotient in this game today — hopefully it's up your alley.
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It keeps coffee hot for the several hours I need to drink it before re-upping.
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Mr. Kingsley is UPPING the trick quotient in this game today — hopefully it's up your alley.
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With a mix of traditional and 21st-century tradecraft, China will keep upping its spy games.
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Beyond upping women's wages, increasing female participation in the labor force can also reap economic rewards.
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DAVID FABER: WELL, QUALCOMM IS UPPING ITS BID TO ACQUIRE NXPI TO $44 BILLION THIS MORNING.
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Big global research firms such as Nielsen and Euromonitor have been upping their African consumer research offerings.
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China has in recent months been upping its policing of how foreign firms describe Taiwan in particular.
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Ford, GM and Ram keep one-upping the stratospheric torque levels of the trucks that exist today.
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By one-upping a one-upper, Trump had won the game of chicken -- forcing Kim to blink.
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But today, Twitter announced that it's toying with the idea of upping the character count to 280.
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This year, the IRS adjusted the annual limit that escapes taxation, upping it to $13,21 from $2200,2000.
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Smiling so as not to show off your teeth was preferred, upping your chances by 43 percent.
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And now, it's one-upping its own legacy by bringing pro-approved products to the people, too.
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Google is one-upping Amazon by letting the Home dial out to actual landline and mobile phones.
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It's unfortunate that Google chose to tack $20 onto the price, upping it from $79 to $99.
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The company topped earnings and revenue expectations while upping its guidance for the full year, CNBC reported.
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The S10 Plus will be available with a ceramic back option, upping its aesthetic and tactile qualities.
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Carry-ons are upping their digital game and finding new ways to make packing smarter and easier.
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With one out in the sixth, Chisenhall added to the display, upping the lead to 4-2.
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Residential developers are pouring money into the sector, upping the ante on amenities and seeing occupancy rise.
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After upping his gold medal count to 23, swimmer Michael Phelps is retiring (for real this time).
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If a slower runner suddenly started pounding the pavement more, friends responded by upping their own routines.
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Gyorko went 2-for-2 with two runs and an RBI, upping his average back over the .
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In the meantime, LisaRaye says she's upping the armed security at her house, and adding more cameras.
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The Red Sox slugged three homers for the fifth time all season, upping their total to 13.
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The update is yet another example of Instagram copying and one-upping Snapchat at the same time.
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Palberta is about friendship, about big-upping each other as women and humans, as much as possible.
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The blast polished off a 4-for-4 performance for Alonso, upping his batting average to .220.
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Gold jumped 1 percent on Monday, upping its year-to-date gains to more than 4 percent.
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The tech giant keeps upping its offerings for Prime because, simply, Prime members buy more on Amazon.
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Further upping the ante, the Russian Defense Ministry said it will now help strengthen Syrian air defenses.
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Tim Cook, too, has been upping his visibility in recent months as Apple defies the FBI's orders.
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Now, House members are re-upping their legislation, which is almost identical to bills proposed last year.
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In contrast, Wall Street is one-upping themselves trying to be the most bullish firm on Nvidia.
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Upping the ante, Murray found another gear to move two sets clear and within sight of victory.
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That difference might be enough for Sony to enable direct subscriptions, in turn upping Vue's subscriber count.
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Through collard greens, cornbread, okra, ham-hocks, chitterlings and pigs' feet, neither can stop upping the ante.
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" He praised Roosevelt as the source of "heavyweight economic thinking" on this, and for "upping the ante.
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KKR is upping its investment to $250 million from $75 million, according to The Wall Street Journal.
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Although Speed's plot devices function well by upping the ante, there's not much substance beyond said devices.
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Facebook is taking a swing at Twitch while also one-upping its mobile live streaming video competitors.
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It's more like finding some conflicts that have some stakes, upping the drama level a little bit.
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Apart from upping the ante for grossness, Akin apparently discerns a strain of dark comedy in Honka.
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""I think the mechanical aspect of that lightsaber gave it that great quality of upping the ante.
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With this Super Bowl ad, Bloomberg (and Trump) is yet again upping the ante for poltical spending.
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Re-upping our car sickness guide, for those of you who may need it for holiday travel.
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"They're having an analytics portfolio that can still work with other clouds, upping their game in analytics."
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And Passport Capital added 3.3 million Yahoo Inc shares, upping its stake by 243 percent, filings show.
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One could imagine that attacking Saudi Arabia's most important export was Tehran's way of upping the pressure.
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What games like Fire Emblem need to start doing is upping their game on acknowledgement of queerness.
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If you can reduce them by upping your level of Bacteroidetes, then you could theoretically lose weight.
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To keep upping the ante, the creative team will have to go further than anyone thinks they should.
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Phil dreams of marrying Edith, and the pair of them upping sticks and moving abroad to the sunshine.
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In fact, in each state, upping the minimum wage got significantly more votes than the winning presidential candidate.
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But it&aposs really difficult argument to make when you are upping the ante even than he is.
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The streaming service is also upping its subscription fee next month, marking its biggest price hike to date.
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So if you've got the blues, upping your intake just might help you shake off those negative thoughts.
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A few months later, Trump and Democrats agreed on a separate plan, upping the investment to $2 trillion.
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China immediately responded by upping the tariffs on $60 billion of U.S. goods to as high as 25%.
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Cohler joins another Benchmark partner who is not re-upping, Mitch Lasky, as Recode first reported in June.
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It is upping enforcement efforts along its southern border, with the help of American money and technical support.
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New York (CNN Business)Panera is upping its breakfast game to get a piece of a growing market.
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The family has been creating the cards on and off since the 90s, each one-upping the last.
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Lululemon worked up a sweat Thursday, rallying more than 5% after topping quarterly estimates and upping its outlook.
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During the third quarter, that meant upping the amount of weekly ads that focused on grocery and essentials.
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I found myself upping the volume in order to isolate elements of the music above the ambient sound.
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Today, incoming undergrads are upping their decorating agenda (and budget!) to give their dorms a more luxurious vibe.
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Will Coachella just keep growing one-upping itself until it becomes a real-life Penelope or explodes entirely?
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It would seem he will continue to be held after Thursday, since authorities will be upping the ante.
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But several luxury goods rivals are upping the ante and adding to competition in a notoriously fickle industry.
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Between this and her wonderful video for "utopia", Lykke Li is really upping her video game this cycle.
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For the moment, though, Logitech was prioritizing sales growth rather than upping its margin target corridor, he said.
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Upping the price point expands gift possibilities to things that can be tailored to a specific person's interests.
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I'm worried another game will fall victim to one of the worst traits of sequelitis: upping the ante.
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And now China is upping investment in producing its own Chinese movies — but not without leveraging Hollywood's tactics.
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I'd heard rumblings from a few gambling sources alleging that bookies had been upping restrictions on people's accounts.
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Credit Suisse raises to "outperform" from "neutral" while upping the target price to 4.4 euros from 4.2 euros.
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The company started implementing a coverage policy, upping it to a $1 million "Host Guarantee" by summer 2012.
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BASS has responded by lowering its entry fees and upping the prize money at a number of events.
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Respect each other's boundaries, and save conversations about re-upping your paper towel supply for after work hours.
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The 6′ 10″ big server delivered 78 aces in his three matches, upping his total support to $38,150.
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"I always bring a gift with me on a first date," he added, upping the cringe factor significantly.
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" Therefore, the market may start upping the chance of more rate hikes this year, she told "Power Lunch.
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Creators are rewarded by the algorithm if they keep upping the ante with salacious fights and bolder pranks.
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Re-upping this: I cannot believe we're arguing over whether to denounce the KKK in 2016. http://bit.
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Sony's upping the ante once again, but I have to wonder if they even needed to so soon.
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"Upping the rhetoric is dangerous," Dauba-Pantanacce argued, saying that this sets precedent for stronger moves to come.
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The meeting never happened, but it was clear the White House was upping the pressure on Van Drew.
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Today, the defense giant is upping the ante by engineering an unmanned plane it promises will be faster.
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T.B.: I think you're over-crediting Apple for the Swiss upping their strap game — it was happening anyway.
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If you want to save thousands of dollars in the long-term, work on upping your score now.
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Doing the coursework and graduating with a degree are only part of the equation to upping your salary.
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Three days ago, you talked about re-upping the investigation, the FTC investigation into Google's dominance in search.
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The downpours haven't stopped either, upping the risk of waterborne diseases and raising fears that things may get worse.
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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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This is all to say that if you are indeed an aspiring audiophile, you might consider upping your budget.
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Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively keep one-upping each other in the race to see who can roast better!
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Small businesses across the United States are upping the ante in the attempt to get the candidates they want.
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It was thin trade though and the dollar's strength and talk of Iran upping production kept the pressure on.
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Hulu, Amazon and Apple are all upping content spends in an effort to claim some of Netflix's market share.
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Macau is now hoping to diversify its revenues beyond gaming by taking after Vegas and upping its entertainment business.
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That means implementing an ambitious $350 billion infrastructure programme, upping investments in education and training, and attracting more multinationals.
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But there's one thing that's more important to Blake: one-upping her hubby in their never-ending troll-fest.
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Sam's Club is upping the inflatables game — this time with an item that's built for playing in the water.
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Saving packed produce from becoming sad, monotonous meals this winter is as easy as upping your secret ingredient game.
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Participants attended professional development workshops and networking events, all while re-upping their skills as full-time temporary employees.
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With one-day shipping, they're upping the ante for all their competitors and making Prime an even stickier service.
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That makes upping capacity or getting fans to spend more with better facilities a main lever for increasing cashflows.
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But this year L'Oreal is one-upping itself with a prototype sensor that can measure your skin's pH levels.
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However, when it comes to the cast of Pretty Little Liars, they are all for upping the creep factor.
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C J.T. Realmuto banged out three hits in five at-bats, scoring a run and upping his average to .
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It's upping the the resolution and frame rate that creators can send to 5003p and 2500 frames per second.
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Lawmakers and the Trump administration are upping the pressure on China as worries about North Korea's nuclear capabilities grow.
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That's a big deal on its own, but the Copa is one-upping itself to celebrate its 22014th anniversary.
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While many Americans continue to struggle with racism in the workplace, corporate CEOs are upping their commitment to diversity.
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But the Montana numbers show even more evidence of celebrities upping their liberal political involvement since the Trump presidency.
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Mice on keto also maintained their weight better if they did get the flu, upping their chances of survival.
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Critics would have you believe that upping the minimum wage in restaurants will lead to massive layoffs and closures.
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However, Express Scripts did raise its full-year 2017 guidance as well as upping its 2018 retention rate forecast.
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The company announced today it will be upping the price for all its plans by $103 per month each.
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And the fact that it's raw has to be upping their chance of acquiring some kind of parasite, right?
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That's the logic of what you're saying, and upping our game, I think, Kara, has multiple dimensions to it.
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His doctor is upping his dose of a cholesterol drug and has recommended a healthier diet and more exercise.
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I've added that to my piemaking tool kit alongside five other cheap (ish) things for upping my pie prowess.
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Meanwhile, the European Central Bank has pledged to stem any market fallout by upping its purchases of Italy's debt.
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The American Federation of Teachers slammed the Education Department on the report's findings Thursday, re-upping their own lawsuit.
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The price spike came in the final hours of bidding, as two Chinese fanciers kept one-upping each other.
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Governments so far have been skeptical of the digital coin, with policymakers around the world upping pressure on libra.
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But the Chads of this world are upping the ante, and using things like wheelchairs, and suitcases, and ladders.
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They're seriously one-upping Timothee Chalamet and Lily-Rose Depp's wide-open mouth pic with some literal tonsil hockey.
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In upping his record to 253-226, Foltynewicz allowed six hits and a run, walking two and fanning four.
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Iran in turn has been upping its civilian nuclear activity, moving further away from the parameters of the agreement.
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There, the posts would get several thousand upvotes each, translating into a few thousand karma and upping my score.
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Previously, the company allowed drivers to do this only twice a day; now Uber is upping that to six.
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Dick Durbin (D-IL) told the Washington Post this month, when asked about upping the ante on such funds.
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Swift, who can be sporadic on social media, particularly between album cycles, is upping the cadence of her Instagram posts.
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Streaming services such as Netflix, Hulu and Amazon are increasingly fighting for eyes — upping content spends and rounding out studios.
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Be sure to check back over the next few months to keep re-upping on all of your performance essentials.
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At the same time, the non-tabloid press, reacting to the Times allegations, began upping their own coverage of Hicks.
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The two campaigns have engaged in a measure of brinkmanship in recent days, with Mr. Sanders's team one-upping Mrs.
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Apple isn't cutting any costs; in fact, it's doing the opposite, upping its spending from $153 billion to $6 billion.
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Along with the cracked screen replacements, Verizon is upping the number of allowed claims per year from two to three.
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When that happens, it'll be a major turning point in SpaceX's ambitions, and potentially one-upping the achievements of 2018.
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One theory goes that she is one-upping Cyn Santana and her newly betrothed costar on L&HH Joe Budden.
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As a matter of fact, NOAA is upping its forecast for named storms from 10-16 to 12-17. Why?
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After rolling out a version of AI-based person detection earlier this year, Canary's upping that, offering some key refinements.
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LELO HEX condoms are upping the safer sex game by providing stronger, more durable condoms with less risk of tears.
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No longer did WWE have to rely solely on selling tickets, upping ratings, and pleasing broadcast partners to make money.
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They are upping their fees as the share of green power expands and must be expensively transmitted, capped, or supplemented.
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" As for Bridgewater, he told reporters after re-upping with the Saints last week that, "I'm still 26 years old.
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The couple behind the successful YouTube channel PrankvsPrank is upping their game with their new YouTube Red series Prank Academy.
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Another brand stepped up to the plate to challenge them, upping the culinary anté when it was really not necessary.
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Even so, the company's managed to squeeze more life out of the thing, upping life from 2 to 22018 minutes.
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I'm upping my calorie intake as I go into maintenance mode but I'm definitely not slowing down on the workouts.
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House Democrats are upping the pressure on the Trump administration to explain apparent inconsistencies in how it handles security clearances.
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In their attempt to get children clicking, content creators seem to be upping the ante and straying into adult content.
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Oklahoma State responded by scoring the next nine points, upping the advantage to 34-22 on Avery Anderson's transition layup.
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By upping its design but not its prices, the Swedish giant is making its ephemeral furnishings more pervasive than ever.
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He also credits the tariffs with upping pressure on Canada and Mexico to update the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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China has been upping its pressure against Taiwan recently, conducting live-fire drills nearby and flying aircraft over the island.
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Now, the Fairfax, Virginia native is upping her accomplishments after recently being named a Rhodes Scholar, The Washington Post reports.
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The U.S. is upping the ante in ignoring its saving imperatives and the trade deficits that occur as a consequence.
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This world is widely known for its high prices, social one-upping, drop-in celebrities and toxic levels of ego.
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The Democrats are upping the pressure on Trump as the president endures a torrid time on other fronts as well.
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Fertilizer company Potash Corp of Saskatchewan gained 2.4 percent to C$23.21 after beating profit expectations and upping its outlook.
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But they're taking a different tack, pursuing their goals in more structural ways: weakening tenure, slashing budgets, upping teaching loads.
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By reforming U.S. humanitarian aid to Africa, he can cut considerable bureaucratic waste, effectively increasing assistance without upping the cost.
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Iraq chipped in the second-biggest increase in June, upping its output by 2800,2000 bpd to about 22018 million bpd.
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As Toyota offers more electrified versions of its popular SUVs, the company is upping the warranty on its hybrid battery.
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A finding against the CFPB would cause a circuit split — upping the chances of a review from the Supreme Court.
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Luckily, Gojo Industries, the company that manufacturers Purell, is reportedly upping its production to keep up with the increased demand.
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"It sounds like the prosecution is upping the ante, even though the ultimate outcome is speculative at best," he said.
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Squeezing a good workout into 30 to 40 minutes was going to mean upping my intensity or just doing less.
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And, as competing fast-food chains are upping their chicken game, the classic McChicken is no longer enough to satisfy.
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" Upping the ante, he also bragged that "very few presidents have done what we've done in a six-month period.
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If it takes a village to raise a child, Esteves is upping the ante by essentially building his own village.
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Wynn began going to an indoor rock-climbing gym weekly and then upping to two to three times a week.
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Streaming giants Netflix, AT&T-owned HBO, Hulu and Amazon have all been upping content spends and pushing original shows.
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State attorneys general from both parties are upping the pressure on Facebook and Google with antitrust probes into their practices.
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NFF on Monday to around 13 billion Norwegian crowns ($786 million), upping the stakes in a battle with Nasdaq (NDAQ.
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"They are deliberately upping the ante in order to flag their posture to people who are concerned," Admiral Singh said.
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LGBTQ festivals world-wide are upping police presence in light of the massacre in Orlando that killed 49 club-goers.
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Nuclear plants have been working on upping security for quite some time now, and it seems to be paying off.
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Sony thinks TV can get as good as a monitor by upping the number of pixels, and thus the pixel density.
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In that case, AdTech companies would have to consider upping their pay and benefits to keep their niche talent, he said.
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Upping the comfort factor, each room at Yinova has nice dim lighting, nice faux plants and is equipped with calming music.
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That potential has attracted investment dollars from Chinese giants lie Tencent and Alibaba, and now JD.com is upping its own efforts.
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Middle East airline Etihad, which holds a 12% share in Jet Airways, has reportedly expressed an interest in upping its stake.
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It seems every week that credit card companies are upping their rewards, adding new perks and rolling out brand new cards.
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The Republican nominee's campaign has reportedly worked against his party's call for giving weapons to Ukraine and upping sanctions against Russia.
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That means trailer makers are constantly one-upping each other to be the most eye-catching and innovative of the bunch.
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Singapore has joined the influential International Energy Agency (IEA) as an association country, upping the city-state's focus on energy security.
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Target is also playing into its consistent execution in toys, upping the number of exclusive items in its stores to 1,800.
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The government shutdown entered its 21st day on Friday, upping concerns of potentially long-lasting impacts on the U.S. stock market.
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The outgoing government meanwhile hopes voters will reward it by upping the minimum wage by 11 percent, and reinstating collective bargaining.
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Warren has replicated Khazei's challenge in her presidential campaign today, even upping the ante by refusing to do high-dollar fundraisers.
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The US Bank Tower is one-upping every observation deck on the planet with a soon-to-be-vomit-covered slide.
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When it comes to re-upping your fall wardrobe, the sheer volume of categories can be more than a little daunting.
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This holiday season, the retailer is upping the ante something serious when it comes to giving absolutely insane, life-changing gifts.
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Ontario is re-upping its investment in nuclear energy, partly to wean off fossil fuels (it phased out coal in 2014).
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Perhaps two-thirds of Syrians reaching Greece are fleeing the country directly rather than upping sticks from Turkey, Jordan and Lebanon.
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Recently, it's been upping the ante even further with high-profile collaborations with both celebrities (Selena Gomez) and fellow designers (Rodarte).
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And it turns out that playing like a transit designer can have very real benefits for upping your Mini Metro game.
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"I spent my 20s upping the doses of various antidepressants and anti-anxiety medication, wondering why they never worked," he says.
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Speaking of more comfortable seats, Nissan is upping the GT-R's selling point as a viable touring car across the board.
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This build on services that Microsoft has previously offered developers, but it's upping its portfolio of APIs from five to 22.
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North Korea says it is prepared to conduct weekly missile tests despite U.S. warnings, upping its aggressive rhetoric amid international pressure.
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The company also announced a 5 percent increase in its quarterly dividend yield, upping the amount to 703 cents per share.
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Facing these realities, and upping your savings to handle them should they occur, could be one way to fight these fears.
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After all, let's not forget when Lindsay Lohan blamed it for upping her blood alcohol content while she was on probation.
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Truffle Shuffle chose to recreate a pretty pretty princess scene for the bag, upping the fantasy ante just a little more.
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Barclays said fears of the impact on housebuilders from potential interest rate rises were 'overblown', upping its ratings on some firms.
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While Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway was upping its stake in Liberty Media in 2017, it was dropping its direct exposure to SiriusXM.
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That's exactly why OPEC and Russia are now considering upping production: to offset declines in Venezuela and potential disruptions in Iran.
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The move comes after President Trump roiled this week's NATO summit by upping his demands that allies spend more on defense.
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German airline Lufthansa fell 3.8 percent, the worst DAX performer, despite upping its profit forecast after a bumper summer of bookings.
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In fact, the bargain retailer has really been upping its game as of late and our wallets have never been happier.
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TechCrunch Disrupt is the world's biggest and most impactful tech startup conference, and this year, we're upping the stakes even more.
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And today's voice assistants are engaged in sprints, not marathons, when it comes to one-upping one another by feature set.
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Wuench advised upping virtual communication tools and skills, including separating the internal and external tools you use for employees versus clients.
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The CFPB showdown is upping political pressure on Trump to nominate and confirm a permanent director to a five-year term.
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Reuters previously reported Pfizer, Bristol-Myers Squibb and AbbVie were among companies upping costs on more than 330 drugs for 2020.
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Heritage Action, FreedomWorks and Americans for Prosperity are all planning on upping the pressure on GOP leadership to make significant changes.
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The Iran deal, if left in place, could be used as a pressure point while upping the ante on those fronts.
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The company is also upping the range on the base version of the Model 2990 from 240 miles to 250 miles.
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But the likelihood of the feud going away appears slight when it is the president himself who is upping the ante.
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Constellation Brands is upping its bet on the cannabis industry, announcing an additional $4 billion stake in Canopy Growth on Wednesday.
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This year it has responded to onslaughts from the likes of Pinduoduo by upping its e-commerce offerings in China's hinterland.
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With her call for impeachment on Friday in the wake of Castro's comments, Warren is upping the ante for the rest.
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They're going to have to keep one-upping each other with these increasingly elaborate opening credits just to compete at that level.
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After years of yo-yo dieting and feeling insecure about her body, she started upping her exercise and restricting her caloric intake.
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It is giving them a new experience every season that feels loyal to the DNA of the show while upping the stakes.
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A first offense slaps a $200 fine against the game's operators, with subsequent violations upping the cost to $500, according to NJ.com.
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Master Chana, like every coach worth his own salt, always gave you an earful about doing more roadwork and upping the fitness.
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The biggest 8K set yet from Samsung, one-upping last year's 85-inch 8K TV, which is now on sale for $15,000.
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It is only human nature to want to emulate our heroes, while one-upping our peers in a tunnel-vision fueled obsession.
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During the presentation, Huffington announced Wan Ling Martello, a Nestlé executive, would be joining Uber's board, upping the representation of women there.
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But even more remarkable were the opportunities she took to co-opt some of Trump's tactics while upping her own nonverbal game.
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" Gene Munster, managing partner of Loup Ventures, said Amazon upping its investments was "absolutely" the right move: "How do I view it?
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At this year's SXSW festival in Austin, Texas, the network is upping that ante by recreating the series's entire town of Sweetwater.
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At least three brokerages raised their price targets, with Credit Suisse being the most bullish, upping its target by $55 to $125.
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When news broke that Target was upping its fashion game and launching four new brands this fall, people online were, well, excited.
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Strangely, when Comcast announced it was upping its previous data caps from 300GB to 1TB, Netflix CEO Reed Hastings applauded the move.
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Now, Google is making good on its promise and upping the ante by offering gigabit speeds to some of the poorest Americans.
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Washington (CNN)The Obama administration is upping aid to Israel as part of the largest pledge of military assistance in US history.
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Asking for 90,000 Euros was smart, but upping the ante to 1,000,000 Euros was dumb, leading both powerful families to get desperate.
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The Florida senator gleefully hurled one-liners against the GOP front-runner Friday, upping his rhetoric after a punchy Thursday night debate.
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" But that hasn't stopped fans from re-upping the song she wrote about her baby brother on her 2006 album "Alright, Still.
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Secretary of State Rex Tillerson did not junk the deal, resorting instead to upping the rhetoric about Iran's misdeeds in the region.
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Japanese automaker Toyota is upping its investment in the U.S. by 30 percent to $13 billion by 2021, the company said Thursday.
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The Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) is upping its destruction of historic monuments in the ancient city of Palmyra, Syria.
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However, the CDC does not recommend upping the levels of chlorine in a properly treated pool to try to avoid this problem.
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Former Blue Jay Edwin Encarnacion added a solo drive for New York in the eighth, upping his league-leading total to 18.
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But it's certainly a great way of upping viewing numbers for those people who haven't (yet) been swayed to pay for Prime.
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Process-wise, Lucia and Millar work collaboratively with call and response, each one upping the ante as they go back and forth.
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Today, Hasselblad is one-upping Sony with the X1D, the first compact mirrorless camera to come loaded with a medium format sensor.
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As for blood sugar, one big study found that upping magnesium intake by 2100 mg daily decreased diabetes risk by 2503 percent.
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Case in point: President Obama became the latest politician to call for upping how much the federal government pays out to retirees.
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For a lot of games, upping the difficulty means turning the enemies into bullet sponges that deal massive damage to the player.
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New Jersey is pursuing several lawsuits against industrial sites for alleged pollution violations, upping its environmental game, The New York Times reports.
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Upping the ante, Symphony Space offers a marathon next April that invites listeners to immerse themselves in 420 minutes of nonstop Reich.
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They recently cracked down on Airbnb, with the city council upping oversight on the apartment-sharing company and its competitors like HomeAway.
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Established neobanks like Revolut are being challenged by other fintechs moving into the banking space and big techs upping their financial services.
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Just focus on upping your NEAT (non-exercise activity thermogenesis), which essentially means moving around more over the course of the day.
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It's getting judged by its global subscriber count and the prospect that it can keep upping the price for its streaming service.
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He recently decided to include all his other local holdings in the listing, upping the price of the sale to $23 million.
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In upping his record to 4-4, Martinez walked three and struck out nine, throwing 70 of his 106 pitches for strikes.
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If I'm reminding someone to respond to an email, I simply write "thoughts?" or "re-upping this in case it's been missed".
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The feature can also be good for upping video game frame rates, but it'll get you killed because it introduces extra lag.
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Left in political limbo, Republicans are upping their public warnings to Trump while holding out hope he is simply venting his frustration.
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Rolling them back now, just as the rest of the world, particularly China, is upping their technological game, is disastrously short-sighted.
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It's the latest in a string of deals for Verizon and AT&T, both of which are upping their content game significantly.
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The consortium first made its bid for Shawbrook in January offering 307 pence per share, upping it to 330 pence in March.
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"The North Korean government has been upping the target payments because they have fewer ways to earn hard currency now," said Cheng.
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WATERBOARDING: The Hill's Mark Hensch reports: Donald Trump is upping his push for waterboarding terror suspects after an apparent attack in Istanbul.
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The Bluwater Bistro at Leschi is doing just that, as well as upping its surface-cleaning efforts, according to its Facebook post.
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Morgan Stanley (MS) on Friday announced it would take control of its joint venture in China by upping its stake to 51%.
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Cooking aficionados are also upping their games, hoping to prove that theirs is the clearest broth, the tenderest turkey, the smoothest mash.
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A pilates-based workout requires something different from a HIIT workout, though both can be equally effective in upping your fitness levels.
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If I were writing this puzzle today, I'd like to see if upping the word count to 70 would improve this situation.
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This model increases the usual 15.4-inch screen size to an even 199.993 inches across, upping the pixel density along with it.
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North Korea conducted what it claimed was its second test of a thermonuclear weapon in 2017, upping the lethality of its force.
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Stories are less about character growth than they are about the protagonist (Dracula, in this case) smugly one-upping everyone around them.
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Writer and producer Gary Janetti has made a living creating some of television's funniest stories, and he's upping the ante in 2020.
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Citigroup, Goldman Sachs and Standard Chartered are among the institutions to confirm that they will be upping their staff numbers in Frankfurt.
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"It could be upping the game of chicken with the PLAN warship signalling it was serious by making those preparations," Patton said.
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FedEx is looking for 55,000 seasonal employees and rival UPS wants 100,000, both upping their holiday hiring by 5,000 from last year.
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Upping the ante, SPI Group hired Shigeru Ban, a Pritzker Prize-winning architect, to design the main buildings at Kentucky Owl Park.
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Like many young aspiring pop stars, Elgort is out to prove that he's not just an angelic cherub by upping his sex appeal.
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"I think we recognize that our adversaries are going to keep adapting and upping their game," FBI Director Christopher Wray said in April.
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The Trump administration is reportedly considering upping that second requirement, which is known as the "cargo preference," to as high as 100 percent.
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Upping things to an outright free subscription is a big deal, especially since marketing documentation from Verizon indicates no raise in plan prices.
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Zach Miller re-upping makes losing Bennett less of a concern, but this is a depth chart that could use a talent injection.
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Davis' wedding gown featured plenty of rhinestones and feathers, upping the glam factor, and even her bouquet eschewed traditional blooms for crystal flowers.
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Russian submarines have become increasing assertive in the Atlantic, and the Pentagon finds itself upping its game to try to maintain its supremacy.
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The increased tariffs would be upping the ante for the Trump administration, which launched tariffs on $50 billion in Chinese products last June.
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Goldman Sachs economists said they were upping their first quarter tracking forecast to 1.7% because they had been expecting even weaker industrial production.
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Two-Toned Lips If you're rarely seen without a swipe of bold lip color, try upping the ante with a two-toned lip.
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DIOR OUTPERFORMING Kering's reliance on Gucci and its performance has drawn particular scrutiny at a time when several rivals are upping the ante.
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Nah, the Potomac Housewives are upping the ante with marital problems, family ultimatums, financial woes, and shocking accusations that will have everyone talking.
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The company announced last week that it closed on a more than $1 billion round of funding, upping its valuation to $31 billion.
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Washington, busily upping the trade war ante, may ultimately ban Chinese telecom champion Huawei from using Google's proprietary technology, including its app store.
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Canada's federal government is mulling over the idea of upping the minimum cigarette-purchasing age from 18 to 21, the National Post reports.
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They demanded, and received, a percentage of the ad buys—thus giving themselves yet another reason to keep upping the cost of campaigns.
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Now there are signs some are changing their mind, with JPMorgan upping its probability of a no-deal Brexit to 25% from 15%.
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And the Ursid meteor shower will peak on the nights of December 21 and 22, upping the chances of catching a shooting star.
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The two have been one-upping each other nonstop in recent months with rider rewards programs, subscription plans, and even customer feedback options.
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It may take months or even years, but the improvements will come if you just focus on consistently upping your game by 1%.
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But really, this song is about upping sticks and leaving the bone-chilling cold for the 72 and sunny beauty of Los Angeles.
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And today, a startup based out of Toronto, Canada is re-upping its coffers to fill out its ambition to do just that.
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As more states move to that model in the hopes of upping turnout, the era of the weeklong election count is just beginning.
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The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) may be upping the number of employees housed in its new agency headquarters in Grand Junction, Colo.
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I was just a hobbyist, but I'll think twice about re-upping with Airbnb in our new home though we have the space.
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Conservatives are upping pressure on Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellTrump faces crucial decisions on economy, guns Are Democrats turning Trump-like?
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In Amazon's search for a new campus, one Georgia mayor is upping the ante and offering the e-commerce giant an entire town.
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He followed his three-point play at the 11:43 mark with three consecutive 3s, the final 3 upping the margin to 19.
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If the Academy actually wants to shorten the speeches, the incentives need to change, which means upping the ante beyond a stunt prize.
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U.S. investors also added to their emerging markets equity exposure, upping net inflows to emerging markets stocks by $1.4 billion, the survey showed.
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The Indian government has been steadily upping the pressure on Amazon and local Walmart-owned e-commerce rival Flipkart, bringing in stricter regulation.
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So in spite of upping the rhetorical ante, even democrats are conceding that these hearings aren't going to move the public one bit.
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UnitedHealthCare Group, the nation's largest insurer, is upping its projected losses from ObamaCare even as its overall fourth-quarter earnings beat investors' expectations.
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However, this programmable one from Ninja offers four settings: air fry, roast, reheat, and dehydrate, upping your food possibilities more than simpler devices.
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First, it shifts energy demand from gasoline to electricity, upping the amount of clean, self-generated power a mini- or microgrid can use.
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When governments fail to raise tax revenue from wealthy individuals and corporations, upping sales taxes is the quickest way to cover the shortfall.
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The three updates today all point to how Google is upping its game with stronger ad tech to meet today's media consumption trends.
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Also making cameos were her music-video sidekick and tiny dance-star Maddie Ziegler — as well as Kristen Wiig, upping the random factor.
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According to Synergy Sports, he's posting up less frequently while upping his field goal percentage from 39.5 percent (last season) to 47.7 percent.
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The "planetary health diet" is based on cutting red meat and sugar consumption in half and upping intake of fruits, vegetables and nuts.
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Target (TGT) is also upping its minimum wage to $17 for hourly workers and paying out bonuses to 20,000 hourly store team leaders.
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By late February, the Defense Department and state and local governments were upping their orders for hand sanitizer by 1,200 percent, Noble added.
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It's often compressed into pills or mixed with other drugs like heroin and cocaine, making it difficult to detect and upping its potency.
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The prized endorsement instead went to Mike Bloomberg, upping his chances of capturing a majority of the six delegates up for grabs there.
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Was the creator of the recipe in on the joke, or was just just a case of internet one-upping gone too far?
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Some libraries have started offering even more robust online offerings, from upping the allotment of streaming media rentals to hosting online reading sessions.
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Economists largely agree that it's bad economic development policy for communities to give in to this impulse, one-upping one another with handouts.
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"It's not going to be easy, but we are upping our game to grow more mushroom crops a year from now," she said.
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Omit the anchovy to make it meatless, and try upping the amount of capers to make up for the lost salt and oomph.
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"With the rise of Airbnb, luxury hotels have been upping the amenity quotient to differentiate themselves," said Jack Ezon, president of Ovation Vacations.
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Looking ahead to fiscal 2018, regulatory agencies are upping the ante and promising to issue three deregulatory actions for every new regulatory action.
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I was mesmerized — she was a stunning, powerful black woman going head-to-head against and one-upping the biggest diva on television.
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"The world is watching," Trump said in an appearance in the district Saturday night, upping the pressure for Saccone to deliver on Tuesday.
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Both Facebook and Amazon have been upping their spending on original content through their respective video streaming platforms, Facebook Watch and Prime Video.
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But as more co-living companies muscle their way into New York — and competition among them heats up — some are upping the ante.
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The efforts of big pharma contribute to this situation, both by upping the expectations of patients and by shaping the behavior of doctors.
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In 20163, Russia intervened in the country in September on behalf of the Syrian government, significantly upping the power of its air force.
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" The headline was punctuated by a direct-to-camera appeal by the conservative judge Andrew Napolitano against re-upping the surveillance program. "Mr.
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Patrons can sit and watch as two expert pianists battle it out for better tips by one-upping each other in the lounge.
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A key GOP congressional source told CNN's Jim Acosta on Monday night that the President was "moving back" from upping the age requirement.
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A few days later, Nation's Rotten Tomatoes score soared to 94 percent, with 17 festival-going critics one-upping one another with staggering praise.
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Mercury and Saturn will be demanding thoughtful, considerate, and responsible communication — vulnerability earns you more respect than one-upping the person next to you.
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The biggest change in the eighth-generation Core line is that Intel is upping core count across the entire eighth-generation range on desktop.
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Now, NASA is upping the ante on space-based lasers with a new mission called Ice, Cloud, and land Elevation Satellite-2 (ICESat-2).
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This had meant the impact of sanctions was not as bad as it could have been and so upping production was not as necessary.
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That was followed by a 215-pointer by DiVincenzo upping the lead to 22013-1133 and culminating a 5-260 run in 15:12.
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"There wasn't one set video that I did – I just started upping [the number of] videos that I really enjoy doing," Levin told AdWeek.
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Proof of stake, according to de Vries, is another way to reach consensus that doesn't incentivize miners to race by upping their computing power.
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Upping its investment in the U.K. could allow China to elevate its economic and political profile, which is one of Beijing's goals, he added.
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Shares of Tesla have doubled this year, driven by analysts upping price targets and short-covering by those who bet against Elon Musk's automaker.
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In its statement, the FDA says that some e-cigarette companies suggested combatting that by upping the legal age for purchasing tobacco to 21.
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" He writes that upping the Academy's diversity numbers is ineffective because inclusion is "the Industry's problem far, far more than it is the Academy's.
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A new round of U.S. tariffs, upping the stakes to $200 billion of Chinese goods, is widely expected as soon as later on Monday.
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Although the Federal Reserve has been upping interest rates, those hikes largely haven't trickled down to consumers in the form of better savings yields.
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Meanwhile, companies like China's Huawei and Google are upping their bets on high-end phones within the Android ecosystem, another looming challenge for Apple.
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At least Midge has her first midtown-ish gig to look forward to following a publicity-upping interview between Susie and The Village Voice.
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Scorchbeasts are huge bat-like creatures that can destroy settlements, and they are Fallout 76's way of one-upping the already fearsome Deathclaws.
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But one of the ideas I heard a number of senators express on the Republican side is upping that $10,000 mortgage write-off cap.
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Washington and Beijing have been engaged in a trade war for more than a year, with each side upping punitive measures on one another.
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Hershey will also be re-upping its tried-and-true classic seasonal flavors like Candy Cane Kisses and regular Kisses in holiday-tinged foils.
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It has reduced prices on the shaving products, upping volume growth but eating into profits and headline revenue from one of its biggest businesses.
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In the process of sealing a tender offer, another investor could potentially get involved in a hostile takeover, upping the offering price per share.
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" But the story mostly focused on F5's battle with a much larger competitor; in fact, the editors titled the story "One-Upping Cisco.
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AT&T today announced that it's upping the monthly data caps on its U-verse home internet service and introducing a new unlimited option.
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Jones also lost two fumbles, upping his NFL-co-leading turnover total to 215, as New York (215-212) lost its fifth straight game.
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Spotify is set to test a price increase for its family plan, upping the cost by around 13% in some Scandinavian markets, Bloomberg reports.
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Legacy retailers like Target and Walmart are upping artificial-intelligence efforts to get the desired products into the customer's hands easier, cheaper, and faster.
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"One of the downfalls of extrinsic motivation is that you just have to keep upping the ante to get the same result," she said.
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Microsoft announced Tuesday that Teams, its workplace messaging and collaboration app, has hit 20 million daily active users — again one-upping its rival Slack.
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Here's what it means: Samsung is upping its wallet's value to better take advantage of its position as a top mobile provider in India.
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There's only one way we could see someone one-upping this: As we all know, no grilled cheese is complete without a complimentary soup.
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A day after announcing a new artificial intelligence partnership with IBM, Google, Facebook and Amazon, Microsoft is upping the ante within its own walls.
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Something the pro-probiotics and anti-probiotics people can agree on: Probiotics only stay in your system if you're regularly re-upping your supply.
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Human solid waste has been trucked up from South Florida and dumped on farms near Lake Okeechobee, also upping nutrients to even higher levels.
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That's why we're lucky to live in the golden age of gaming mice, with major manufacturers pouring engineering muscle into one-upping each other.
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"It's ironic that this Brexit budget has undermined Britain's global competitiveness by upping Air Passenger Duty, the world's highest aviation tax, again," IAG said.
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Plenty of US corporations have made quite a bit of fanfare about paying bonuses and upping investments in America thanks to the tax bill.
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The findings also show that grunting is beneficial for upping power, he says, which undercuts the argument that it is a kind of cheating.
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Minor League Baseball teams have made a kind of deathmatch out of one-upping each other with ridiculous antics in the space between innings.
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Isolated, early reports suggested some of those sellers were upping prices for in-demand products by as much as four times the usual cost.
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That's why Zoom may need to be proactive about upping its privacy and security features as its usage grows outside business needs, Jaluria said.
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The company was also tasked with upping margins amid a surge of packages, modernizing its sortation network, and introducing new technologies like drone delivery.
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Clinton explicitly seeks to make it easier to go after individual executives, upping whistleblower rewards and extending the statute of limitations on building cases.
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As if upping its character limit to 280 wasn't enough, Twitter is testing a dedicated feature to make it easier for users to tweetstorm.
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They alter pieces of the text and give a different edge to the parts, Angie Pittman imparting self-possession, Sandy Williams upping the flamboyance.
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But re-upping on all your accessories after you discover that your old case and car mount no longer fit is decidedly less thrilling.
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In upping their record to 6-5-53, the Predators have collected points in six straight games, going 4-0-2 in that span.
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Fertilizer company Potash Corp of Saskatchewan advanced 2.7 percent to C$23.27 after reporting a beating profit expectations and upping its full-year outlook.
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Over all, the men and women taking metformin gained less fitness, upping their endurance by about half as much as those swallowing the placebo.
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She appears to be almost relieved to have to pay for her lies, even if she objects to Julien's sudden upping of the ante.
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JPMorgan has repurchased more than $80 billion worth of stock since July 2016 and has been upping its rate of buy backs each year.
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While much of that includes extending Beijing's power around the world, it also means upping its suasion in, or at least near, the mainland.
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Trump campaigned in 2016 on eradicating ISIS, and after expanding U.S. military operations in Syria and dramatically upping bombing activity, is now claiming victory.
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Democratic candidates are increasingly advocating "court packing," that is, upping the number of Supreme Court justices to balance the bench -- or ensure a liberal majority.
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We are also told that various parties have been upping their offers over the past week, as they fiercely compete to get ownership of JUMP.
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In upping his record to 29-222, Greinke finished with a walk and nine strikeouts, improving his career mark against St. Louis to 290-2466.
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" The Maddow factor Re-upping Sarah Ellison's Washington Post story from the other day: "MSNBC is both a news channel and face of the Resistance.
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Perhaps more significantly, the US is upping its use of airpower and expanding the leeway military officers on the ground have to call in airstrikes.
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Uber and Lyft may soon raise their prices, a bored teenager hacked popular education software, and Apple is upping its bounty to find iPhone vulnerabilities.
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Upping your workplace efficiency needn't be such a chore though — all thanks to the digital landscape that has made completing daily tasks simple and seamless.
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A good point was made by Derek Mead at Motherboard last year on why upping the limit would benefit Spotify's business is lock-in factor.
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Warming global temperatures are exacerbating droughts, and upping the severity of the atmospheric rivers that have been pummeling the state for the past few months.
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It shifts the regional-airplane dogfight back to the marketplace, where it belongs, upping the pressure on Boeing to seal a tricky merger with Embraer.
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Other companies have said they'll make more of their products that could be in demand during the outbreak, including 2000M upping production of respiratory masks.
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Though we are only slightly upping our EPS estimates, we now model a greater contribution from sales and gross profit growth, rather than SG&A.
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In a move aimed at upping standards across biometric user verification systems, the industry consortium, Fido Alliance, has launched a certification program for biometrics systems.
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Beyond easily upping your daily protein count— each 85-calorie eggs packs a solid 7 grams of the muscle-builder—eggs also boost your health.
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Shanahan's comments follow Beijing's move to raise tariffs on $60 billion in U.S. goods, upping the ante in the ongoing tit-for-tat trade war.
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But the challenge of upping the danger is one they addressed by throwing more monsters at the problem, rather than relying on one unifying threat.
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The discount-food giant (known for upping the holiday dairy game) will be debuting five new Irish-themed cheeses for your St. Patrick's Day celebrations.
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So, he recommends new users try using a dose that produces the most minimal (yet noticeable) effects for about three days before upping their consumption.
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Once again, the firm is testing the notion of how much a VC can scale — upping its investment totals approximately tenfold from 2016 to 2017.
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Upping the ante might start with the Conservative Party conference itself: this bought-and-paid for Potemkin event can only play into Mr Corbyn's hands.
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The Trump administration — which is responsible for farmer trade war pains — keeps upping its offers to help, including for farmers who weren't able to plant.
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Hulu is really upping its game, adding a handful of Disney shows and movies as well as franchise favorites like Legaly Blonde to its library.
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This week though there were signs some were changing their mind, with JPMorgan upping its probability of a no-deal Brexit to 25% from 15%.
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Instagram is one-upping Apple with a portrait mode feature that runs on a wider variety of phones and works with video, not just photos.
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Washington (CNN)The Republican National Committee is upping its outreach to black voters as Donald Trump's candidacy faces a steep battle to win over minorities.
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"I would give him a very -- yeah, but I would give him a double, probably a double size Big Mac," Trump added, upping the offer.
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Facebook last week said it would require those running political and issue ads on its platform to be verified, and it's upping efforts at transparency.
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On first glance, it's pretty easy to see that upping the smoking age could actually significantly decrease the number of smokers in Canada over time.
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Both 'Bama and 'SC are introducing new starters at quarterback this season, further upping the stakes — and the unpredictability — of this much-hyped match-up.
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In doing so, Geely is upping the competitive pressure on established global carmakers, which have long accused Chinese rivals of merely ripping off their designs.
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In upping his record to 4-9, Sale allowed only two hits and two walks, leaving after throwing 143 of his 101 pitches for strikes.
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My method for upping the urgency: treat debt the same way you would if your house was on fire – extinguish it as soon as possible.
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U.K.-based I Heart Makeup is upping the whimsical ante with its newest on-trend release, a unicorn-themed rainbow highlighter packaged in a heart.
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Doerr, who was an Amazon board member until 2010, recalls how Bezos had to push his lead underwriter Frank Quattrone to keep upping the price.
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They say upping the price will help people stop smoking, but there are homeless people smoking on the streets, so it will cause more trouble.
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Bregman extended that advantage with a solo shot leading off the bottom of the sixth, his 22nd home run upping the lead to 3-143.
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Upping the pressure It remains to be seen whether Qatar can continue to withstand the pressure from its neighbors as it seeks a diplomatic solution.
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According to Anderson, that's why Nike is "upping its game," and so is Adidas, making a tough playing field for Under Armour to compete in.
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But it also seems to be the case that China's zinc miners have been quietly upping their production to reap the rewards of higher prices.
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Casually mention Jay Z "one-upping" on on the daughter quotient, and people are going to assume you just revealed the sex of Beyoncé's twins.
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The city has been upping security and established an official visitors center to offer tours and visits (not to mention a rather morbid Airbnb listing).
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With a little help from Bec Dickinson's cookbook, Love Your Lunches, we've now been blessed with three kick-ass solutions to upping our lunch games.
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Certainly, having two-way communications in vehicles creates nervousness about security hacks and data privacy, thus vendors will be upping their efforts in these areas.
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Utah didn't mess around at the start of the second half, either, upping the margin to 49-21 on a reverse layup by Riley Battin.
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Tehran announced in mid-June it would soon exceed that limit, upping pressure on Europe to deliver benefits from the deal to offset U.S. sanctions.
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This year, the e-commerce giant is once again upping the ante, proclaiming that there will be "hundreds of thousands of deals" on July 11.
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Ryon Healy continued his September to remember with a go-ahead two-run single to highlight his two-hit performance, upping his batting average to .
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The doctor prescribed Oxycontin, and the man became addicted; the doctor kept upping the dosage, and at some point, the doctor labeled him an addict.
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One of the fundamental keys to Nintendo's prolonged success is maintaining the basic building blocks of IP, while upping the ante with each subsequent interaction.
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Yossarian and his unit have a mandatory flight requirement before they can be discharged, but their nefarious Colonel Cathcart (Kyle Chandler) keeps upping the number.
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The band started simple, doing a choreographed dance routine on treadmills for 2006's "Here It Goes Again," and then kept upping their own ante.
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"We recognize that our adversaries are going to keep adapting and upping their game," Christopher Wray, the F.B.I. director, said in a speech in Washington.
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And Montana isn't an isolated example of a present-day criminal mimicking and even one-upping the lives of infamous real-life and fictitious gangsters.
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And Ersek has embraced ESG (environmental, social, and governance) policies over the past year, in addition to upping philanthropic activity from Western Union&aposs foundation.
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President Donald Trump is the Michael Jordan of name-calling, seemingly upping the ante of what's possible in the nickname sphere with each passing week.
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It makes it more prone to test the patience of other Israelis by upping the rhetorical ante in its criticism of country, leaders and groups.
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I may have to reconsider upping my price range for bottoms above the $50-$100 mark if I'm going to start harping on about quality.
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Jimmy's approach makes intuitive sense, but we don't know how close Sandpiper is to upping its offer, or how much the offer might ultimately increase.
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Funds have been upping their stakes in startupsOne bit of good news for everyday investors is that few mutual funds have invested in private companies.
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In Montana, The Resort at Paws Up is a pioneer in the glamping field that has been upping the ante for the past 12 years.
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Beijing accused India of sending troops into Bhutan, further escalating the dispute and resulting in both sides temporarily upping their military presence in the region.
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Earlier this month, alcohol giant Constellation Brands announced it upping its bet on the cannabis industry, announcing an additional $4 billion stake in Canopy Growth.
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Silicon Valley's attention economy has long used psychological inducements to get us hooked on devices, upping our user engagement in order to maximize their profit.
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The U.S. and China have been engaged in an escalating trade war for the past year, with each side upping retaliatory tariffs over the summer.
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Giving the app more time means Uber's AI-driven matching tech can put more riders into the mix, upping everyone's chances of a smooth ride.
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The global group is also upping its own ground game, arming each drug developer with their own set of facts to deploy in the debate.
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The sell-off came after Trump, the previous evening, had threatened a new round of tariffs against China, upping the ante between the two nations.
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Get in the habit of upping your savings consistently, either every six months, at the end of each year or whenever you get a raise.
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Currently, the US is upping the ante to increase its tariffs up to 25 percent on virtually all Chinese imports — hitting an additional $300 billion.
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To power the service, Disney bought a majority stake in digital media company BAM Tech, upping the 33 percent investment it made in August 2016.
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They say upping the price will help people stop smoking, but there are homeless people smoking on the streets, so it will cause more trouble.
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Russia probably views its past efforts as successful, without facing severe consequences in return, and it will be upping its game for the next time.
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Republicans, generally with that laissez-faire view of keep the government out of the way, are not big fans of sort of upping the trade ante.
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Exacerbating Samsung's inventory problem are Chinese companies that make cheaper OLED displays and are reportedly upping their production, which is driving prices down prices even more.
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"Since I'm at my goal weight (125) I don't want to lose more, so I'm upping my calories from my usual #ketodiet," she wrote on Instagram.
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Alphabet's venture arm poured $1 billion into Lyft, upping the ridehail company's valuation to $11 billion and shoving it in the face of another investment—Uber.
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But Helsinki is in the process of one-upping New York with a big idea of its own: The Finnish city wants to make cars obsolete.
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But this year Sephora is stepping up its game, upping your option count from two to three kits, and letting you choose which one you want.
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With Halloween a short six weeks away, makeup brands have been upping their creativity, rolling out some spooky stuff to get us in the holiday spirit.
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That first scene paints the performers as a bunch of boisterous and unusually flexible teenagers, happily one-upping one another as they demonstrate their best moves.
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Every year these sisters seem to manage to outdo even themselves, consistently upping the ante on the caliber of parties, outfits, and incredibly priced, opulent gifts.
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IF EMIGRATION is a barometer of confidence in a country's future, then South Africa, where a growing number of people are upping sticks, is in trouble.
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Porsche is upping its plug-in hybrid game with several new vehicles added to its lineup, including a power-packing 2020 Cayenne Turbo S E-Hybrid.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads One doesn't generally associate Los Angeles with public transportation, but in recent years the city has been upping its game.
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Trader Joe's has been upping its plant game recently, and shoppers have bought some super trendy pileas, like the one above, and small dracaenas this season.
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CPR volunteers are alerted to cardiac emergencies at the same rate as police, upping the chance that victims receive assistance in time to save their lives.
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The fast food chain famous for its classic burgers and chicken nuggets is upping their gourmet game by slathering the sauce on their newest Big Mac.
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For long-time viewers, this shocking development wasn't so much an upping of the ante as it was a decimating trajectory change for the series' narrative.
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On that land clearing issue, once multiple habitats become disconnected for the long-term, you're upping the chances of koala inbreeding, so genetic diversity is reduced.
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Sony has spent the last year upping its slate for the service with a handful of originals including StartUp, which stars Martin Freeman and Adam Brody.
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Washington (CNN)John Kasich said Jeb Bush's campaign is "freaking out" and needs "to relax a little bit" after upping its attacks against the Ohio governor.
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"Since I'm at my goal weight (125) I don't want to lose more, so I'm upping my calories from my usual #ketodiet," she said on Sunday.
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Analysts also commended Best Buy for exercising control over promotions and expenses, which contributed to the retailer upping its operating margin forecast for the fourth quarter.
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The famously detail-obsessed West blamed "a slight distortion in the main loop" of the track as his reason for removing and re-upping it online.
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The top Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee is upping his push for the Obama administration to reveal more information about the hacks of Democratic organizations.
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Here in Seattle, my energy costs nearly double in the summer, going up to $0.1326 per kilowatt hour, upping my cost for 403,000 miles to $46.41.
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Members attached their bill re-upping the Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA) to a Senate bill passed earlier this year doing the same thing.
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It instituted many of the hallmarks of the criminalization regime, upping the number of people eligible for deportation while shrinking the opportunities to gain legal status.
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At first, it appeared that someone might get upset and that our presence might no longer be appreciated, but Sah stepped in, one-upping Zack's weirdness.
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The queen shares ownership of mute swans on the Thames with the old trade associations of the Vintners and Dyers who also join in the upping.
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Porter, who has a knack for upping the temperature during committee hearings, is pushing for remote hearings so that work can continue even if from afar.
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To avoid the backups that occurred over the weekend, US Customs and Border Protection is upping its staff at airports and adding more people on shifts.
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"His candidacy is a very good reason for upping the interest in his son: If he wasn't running for president, he's a has-been," Dershowitz said.
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Just months after announcing a pizza delivery truck with built-in heaters, the pizza purveyor is upping the ante with the world's first pizza delivery robot.
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The U.S. and China have been engaged in an escalating trade war for more than a year, with each side upping retaliatory tariffs over the summer.
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A significant number of Senate Democrats have publicly said they will vote against the spending bill, upping the chances for the first government shutdown since 2013.
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Upping their record to 23-6 overall, 13-20023 in the conference, the Hoosiers lead their closest pursuers, Iowa and Maryland, by 1 1/2 games.
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Banks have beefed up rewards on their own cards, which has been upping pressure on AmEx to get in front of more people in more places.
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All this demand is upping the competition for WeWork, Impact Hub, Industrious and others, who are now distinguishing themselves by the high-end amenities they offer.
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Lionsgate, best known for its hit Hunger Games franchise and Oscar frontrunner La Land, has been increasingly upping its efforts to tap into the digital space.
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"We're upping our game as others exit this space," Target chief merchandising officer Mark Tritton said last year of the company's efforts in its baby division.
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Washington imposed sanctions on Venezuela and PDVSA in January, in a move aimed at curbing oil exports and upping the pressure on Maduro to step aside.
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The Carolina Panthers superstar is one-upping his own holiday tradition this year ... buying a bunch of turkey dinners for 1,200 underprivileged children AND their families!!
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Unfortunately, science has just proven that this may not be down to your Kylie Jenner Lip Kit and handheld selfie lamp upping your profile pic game.
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The immigration fallout -- (Inaudible) 21st Century Fox is planning to sell its entertainment assets to Disney, which is (Inaudible) Comcast bid, upping its offer to $70 billion.
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Photo: Don Ryan (AP)The Republican Party, and conservatives more generally, are upping their attacks on sites like Twitter, Facebook, and Google over unfounded claims of bias.
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Makers of face mask are upping production, but with about a dozen confirmed cases in the U.S. we do not have to go into full panic mode.
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If you still need help nailing down a New Year's resolution, here's one to consider: upping your street style game to be as cool as Zayn Malik's.
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OnePlus has always offered high-spec devices without the flagship price tag, but now the company is upping both its prices and the quality of its cameras.
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But the new report today seems to indicate these talks are now of a more serious nature — perhaps because Disney is upping what it's willing to pay.
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The options extend far beyond the plain, old black yoga pants — and our favorite purveyors of athleisure keep one-upping each other to keep up with demand.
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And in March it said it had brought in $125 million in its latest fund-raising round, upping its valuation to the unicorn level of $1 billion.
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Now, Lovato is upping her game with the release of a Spanish-language version of megahit "Tell Me You Love Me" in honor of International Women's Day.
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Dropping the fans, upping the speed, and improving battery life are all pretty typical claims computer manufacturers make when refreshing a big line like the Surface Pro.
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If you're ready to graduate from iMovie and dip your toes in the video-editing world, Adobe's newest app is tailor-made for upping your YouTube game.
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Microsoft has addressed one of those complaints today by upping the RAM, but it's still sticking by traditional USB and the Surface Connector for docking and charging.
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Google is upping its efforts at getting its U.S. users registered to vote, via a pop-up ad that now appears directly on the desktop home page.
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Well, we're calling BS. Even after upping our daily water intake and wearing SPF 50 on the reg, our skin still doesn't have that Gwyneth Paltrow radiance.
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Organic food has never been more popular, with traditional grocery stores upping their organic game and Amazon getting in on the action with their Whole Foods buyout.
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There's a lot of money out there, and so you see a lot of groups really upping their game in terms of what they're capable of doing.
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Tonight, he is upping the ante against Turkey and Russia and Iran, a triumvirate that is bonding over mutual and despised U.S. sanctions against all of them.
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Third, while the US has been keeping itself busy with improvised explosive devices (IEDs) and counterinsurgency operations, the other guys have been working on upping their game.
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Other platforms, including Apple, offer emoji suggestions as you type, but Gboard is today upping its game by offering suggested GIF searches in the suggestion strip, too.
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Banks tried to get round this by upping fixed pay and awarding allowances on a monthly or quarterly basis to bump up basic pay to senior staff.
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Remember -- this is a dude that wrastled a live gator just a couple months back ... and we got a feeling he's only gonna keep upping the ante.
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Mars Chocolate North America is upping its investments in U.S. manufacturing and creating about 250 new jobs in the process, President Tracey Massey told CNBC on Thursday.
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Raytheon — Raytheon raised its annual dividend by 9.3 percent, with the defense contractor upping the yearly payout to $2.93 per share from the prior $2.68 a share.
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Around this time last year, Twitter considered upping its ad ratio to about 5 percent of the content viewed, or roughly one ad for every 20 tweets.
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The Bucks extended their advantage to 71-215 early in the third quarter, and kept it going, upping the difference to 27-220 late in the quarter.
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Sometime in 2015, folks started editing images of her legs onto various Nintendo characters, upping their femme appearance, and giving them all distinct, gender-non-normative presentations.
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The main point of departure, thanks to the juvenile influence of Rogen (who directed the premiere with collaborator Evan Goldberg), involves upping the ante on blue humor.
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In one possibility, BMW's move into upping its stake in Fair could potentially help build out a global operation for its own wider efforts in flexible ownership.
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Done well and thoughtfully, Botox can be a safe, effective, and relatively inexpensive means of upping the ante on your anti-aging routine — stigma or no stigma.
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After months of pushing back against his advisers, the president reluctantly sent 3,000 more service members into the country in September 2017, upping the total to 14,000.
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Apple is upping the prices it charges for apps in the U.K. as much as 25% after the pound's drop in value following Brexit, according to Bloomberg.
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While plenty of bands were upping their tempos in the 22015s, be they Siege, Extreme Noise Terror, Discharge, or G.I.S.M., none had the reach of Napalm Death.
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Tesla is upping the price of its cars in China after Beijing hit American auto imports in its retaliatory tariffs on $34 billion worth of U.S. goods.
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Enel Chile said the plan depends on it upping its stake in Enel Generacion Chile SA to 210 percent from 210 percent via a partial takeover bid.
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KIA has been upping its tech investments in Silicon Valley and also has significant money at work with a range of firms, such as TPG and BlackRock.
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DHL is expanding its DHL Africa eShop business to 9 additional markets, upping the presence of the global shipping company's e-commerce platform to 20 African countries.
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Conservative media, including Fox News commentators, spent the evening upping their attacks on the man that will increasingly be seen as the President's likely opponent in November.
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Nothing was more thrilling than to watch Mr. Carmona and Mr. Grimes trade phrases at the end, one-upping each other's spins and on-the-toes tricks.
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Jada Pinkett Smith says she doesn't try one-upping her husband, Will Smith, and vice versa ... and that, and other stuff, is why their marriage has lasted.
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If you want to be America's ally, in Trump's book, you better make sure you've paid up — whether that's buying American goods or upping your defense spending.
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But the ire of some of his online supporters — and a nascent 'Bernie or Bust' movement that's bubbled up — has seemingly necessitated his re-upping the promise.
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DHL has expanded its DHL Africa eShop business to 13 additional markets, upping the presence of the global shipping company's e-commerce platform to 34 African countries.
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To begin, the automaker will announce that it is tripling its fleet of autonomous vehicles in 2016, upping its total to 30 test vehicles on the road.
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Catsimatidis told The Post in 2018 that he was upping security measures at his Hamptons home after a recent break-in and nearby activity from MS-13.
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F. and I have been trying for a baby for over a year and it's breaking my heart, so I'm upping my self-care treats and exercise.
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Regrettably, Iranians upping the ante in the region, with the potential for miscalculation and escalation, may not be the only result of the Trump belligerent isolation policy.
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Krebs tweeted Thursday night that he was "re-upping" a warning put out by CISA last year regarding Iranian cyberattacks, and said Americans should be vigilant online.
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Lowe's is hoping to boost its brick-and-mortar sales by upping its e-commerce game, CEO Marvin Ellison said during an earnings call with analysts Wednesday.
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Transport officials on Wednesday said they would be upping the frequency of train and bus departures, although not yet restoring "normality" following the drastic cuts last month.
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New York (CNN Business)McDonald's is trying to cash in on Americans' growing appetite for chicken sandwiches while upping its game in the increasingly competitive breakfast segment.
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E-Trade for its part is upping efforts across several business lines, including getting "more aggressive" in marketing and sales as competition has ratcheted up, Pizzi said.
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Samuel scored 19 points on 9-of-12 shooting and pulled down 11 rebounds for the Horned Frogs, upping his season field-goal percentage to 393 percent.
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UBS (UBS) took the plunge in May, saying it would seek control of its joint venture in China by upping its stake in the business to 51%.
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Barratt Development and Persimmon were up 2 to 2.3 percent after a positive note on the housebuilding sector, with Liberum analysts upping their target price on both.
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If you're close with someone and already know their skincare routine, re-upping their supply of their favorite product — especially a pricey one — is a great idea.
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One-upping Facebook, Twitter doesn't just provide you with a link to tweets that you liked, it also shows you the actual text of each liked tweet.
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It is seeking to gain an edge by upping pressure on China as it struggles with slowing economic growth and sharp declines in the country's stock markets.
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"The Phenix City Story" (1955, directed by Phil Karlson) pares down the stylization of the Mann films while upping the ante on brutality, both physical and emotional.
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Another significant upgrade arrived in November 2008 with USB 3.0, upping the potential data transfer rates again to 5 Gbps while keeping backwards compatibility with USB 23.1 gear.
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These posts have fans guessing that Riggs will not be re-upping his contract with the show so he can pursue his studies, which means bye-bye Carl.
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Morgan Stanley cut its 12-month price target for Netflix, citing global trends like the strong dollar and rising interest rates as upping the online streaming service's expenses.
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Defenseman John Moore beat Montoya with a slap shot 2:38 into the third period, his sixth goal of the season, upping the Devils' lead to 2-0.
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With its Coach 1941 range, the Stuart Vevers-helmed label has been investing in — and seriously upping — its fashion credibility through new imagery, new ambassadors, and new collaborations.
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Fisher has recently made efforts to raise its public profile, both by upping its lobbying efforts and through repeated appearances on conservative media by its CEO, Tommy Fisher.
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That's why between hitting the gym and the tennis court, Venus Williams gets ready for the U.S. Open by getting massages, sleeping in, and upping her food intake.
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In a tournament called "Brains Vs. Artificial Intelligence: Upping the Ante," Libratus and the humans will play matches of Heads-Up No-Limit Texas Hold'em beginning on Jan.
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Already a paradise for budget-conscious food lovers, Costco is one-upping its abundant free samples and Polish dogs with a new addition to its somewhat-limited menu.
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The robot is extendable and can be equipped to deal with any number of tasks, including cutting, moving, printing, picking-upping, soldering and a ton of other -ings.
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Covering greater ground was associated with better sleep, but even among the least active, upping their mileage a bit on some days was related to better sleep later.
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Backed by Walmart's supplier clout, customer reach, and balance sheet strength, we expect Team Jet to be upping their game radically in the months and years to come.
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In addition to upping their use of smart-beta ETFs, Lydon said, advisors have also increasingly been using ETFs for tactical strategies, particularly over the last 12 months.
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In a way that's unavoidable, because Drake can't sing about heartbreak without centering the conversation on himself; he can't rap about being the G.O.A.T. without big upping himself.
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"I think that was the first film that really showed that people in the digital space are capable of upping their game to that level," Hannah Hart added.
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The two later met up for dinner, so things are seemingly well between the couple — but he'll have a seriously hard time one-upping Chyna's gift to herself.
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Simply repeating the same thing doesn't make sense — hence the impetus for dramatically upping the ante from the Westworld experience it put together for last year's Comic-Con.
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Back in 2015, a machine learning system beat human pros at two-player Texas Hold 'em, but upping the number of opponents to five increases the complexity significantly.
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John Rutledge, chief investment officer of global principal investment house Safanad, said it's no mistake that agriculture was China's weapon of choice in upping the trade war ante.
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Stankey pushed the network to better compete with Netflix by producing more content and upping the number of hours consumers tune into its programs on a daily basis.
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Eventually I developed a consistent approach: moving beyond "back day" or "leg day" to more holistic "push" or "pull" days; tinkering with my diet; upping my cardio regimen.
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Pinterest recently raised an undisclosed amount of funding from existing investors, upping its valuation to $12.3 billion, which it says will help it continue to advance its technology.
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For example, upping the temperature by one-degree Celsius was linked with an 1.76% increase in the number of math questions solved correctly by women, the study found.
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Such a dramatic upping of the ante is out of character for China, and American officials should understand that Beijing now appears willing to take increasingly risky actions.
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"That was a definite Miranda line because that's what I do," she says with a chuckle about upping the alcohol content in the old adage about making lemonade.
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Also in the running was Netflix, the other half of a mano-a-mano battle of streaming titans that have upended indie festival norms by upping the ante.
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Theron did her own stunts in the film, re-upping her badass bona fides while allowing Leitch to shoot her fights scenes in long, uncut, seriously impressive takes.
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But the long-expected timeline changes are just one of a series of tweaks reportedly under consideration at Twitter — including upping the 140-character tweet limit to 10,000.
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Think of all of Quinn's early lines about how hard it is to keep viewers invested, how you have to keep upping the game and doing crazier things.
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To meet its other goals of upping investment and pensions, the government would seek to shake up wasteful social spending and curb excessive public sector salaries, he said.
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But the relationships we built ended up creating a synergy where everybody was coming in a fun, collaborative way, one-upping each other and always pushing for excellence.
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Republicans have long been critical of the Fed's policies since the financial crisis, but now they appear to be upping their attacks on a number of fronts. Rep.
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Is this new wave of open conversation about sex actually upping our level of discourse–or is it just giving a more mainstream platform to inaccurate, unhealthy ideas?
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Speaking to Reuters on Wednesday, the U.S. plane-maker said that India will need 2380 airplanes in the next 20 years, upping its own forecast from last year.
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That means missile divisions at Western firms are facing more competition from Chinese, Israeli and Russian firms in some export markets, where the latter are upping their game.
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GRAND JUNCTION GETTING EVEN GRANDER: The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) may be upping the number of employees housed in its new agency headquarters in Grand Junction, Colo.
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But upping the "dose" by running longer than the guidelines suggest wasn't associated with a further lowering of the risk of death from any cause, the analysis showed.
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O) premiered its first original series in India in a sheen of Bollywood glitter on Wednesday, upping the stakes in its battle with streaming rival Amazon Prime (AMZN.
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"If the president felt like Putin was one-upping him, not to mention stealing the limelight, then it wouldn't be surprising that he would react," the official said.
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Amazon announced on Monday that it will be hiring 100,000 extra US workers to deal with the influx, as well as upping regular pay by $2 per hour.
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But humans are also upping their game — with the help of the most advanced weather satellite the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration has ever developed, called GOES-16.
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To test my own patience, let me tell you the story of how I developed my keyboarding obsession WHILE upping the input delay for each paragraph I write.
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After months of pushing back against his advisers, the president reluctantly sent 3,000 more service members into the country in September 2017, then upping the total to 14,000.
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Cramer argued that Comcast's $31 billion bid complicated the predetermined deal between Disney and Fox, upping the ante and potentially forcing Disney's hand to pay more for Sky.
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In Turkey, the lira could be vulnerable after annual inflation data came in higher than expected, hitting double-digit levels and upping the pressure on the central bank.
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Meanwhile, upping the populist theme of her run, Senator Elizabeth Warren said she would no longer hold private fund-raisers and one-on-one meetings with big donors.
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Gains among healthcare stocks supported the index, with Novo Nordisk and Fresenius both up 4.6 and 2.7 percent respectively after upping 2017 profit forecasts in their first-quarter results.
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If upping the risk factor turns you on, you should tune into Risky Business, because There's nothing like a sex scene on a train to get your blood pumping.
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The change comes as streaming incumbents like Netflix, HBO and Hulu are upping content spends and investing in original programming in an effort to claim increasingly contested market share.
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The "Mad Money" host also cited as a positive Constellation Brands upping its bet on Canopy, announcing in August an additional $4 billion stake with options for future investments.
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With the exception of a flashback-heavy lull toward the end of the game, this constant one-upping remains intact for the dozen or so hours the game lasts.
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Since the US eliminated the military draft in 1973, the military has worked hard to maintain the all-volunteer force, upping enlistment and reenlistment bonuses and offering shorter contracts.
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It's funny cause people always ask me about one-upping myself and outdoing the last thing I've done and do I feel that kind of pressure — and I don't.
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I found I had to boost the headphone volume higher than normal, creating a vicious cycle of upping an already aggressive high end in order to hear the lows.
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Chinese leaders are upping the ante in the fight over rights to the resource-rich marine area by widening the mainland's network of supporters in Southeast Asia, Izzuddin said.
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Surescripts is upping its battle with Amazon-owned PillPack, accusing a third company of providing PillPack with patient prescription information "fraudulently," and turning the matter over to the FBI.
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Increasing her investment and upping her game paid off in a big way, as she was able to donate much needed food and school supplies to her local shelter.
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The 2015 TEFAF market report indicated an increase of fairs worldwide, from 55 in 2000 to more than 180 in 2014, upping the strain on galleries' coffers and calendars.
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That's despite Target pumping up the value messaging around its grocery products, upping the quality of its produce and leaning into local offerings such as craft beer and wine.
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Lastly, Didi is upping the ante in cabs and bringing shared bicycles, electric bikes and other public transportation solutions under one umbrella in a bid to serve China's masses.
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The U.S. raised tariffs to 25% on $200 billions worth of Chinese goods earlier in May, and China retaliated by upping levies on $60 billion worth of U.S. imports.
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Uber responded by upping its Check Your Ride awareness campaign on social media, aimed at making the public more aware of how to avoid getting into the wrong car.
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While Amazon Music Unlimited's deal is already one-upping its competitors at $7.99/month instead of $9.99/month like most other streaming apps, the $0.99 deal is seriously insane.
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HTC's made a point of upping its game on the audio front, and that continues here with loud built-in speakers and a pair of active noise-cancelling earbuds.
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Tillie, part of the Zags' starting five, is upping his game in the postseason and the French are discovering the special US enthusiasm for NCAA sports through his exploits.
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In upping their record to 10-133-2, the Predators chased goalie Braden Holtby (10-4-0) after two periods in which he allowed six goals on 25 shots.
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Looking ahead, the Bank has made further tweaks to estimates, upping GDP projections for 2018 and 2019 by 0.1 percentage points each, to 4.53 percent and 1.8 percent, respectively.
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Together with Itochu Corp, Sumitomo Corp and Marubeni Corp, the five major trading houses reported record April-December net profits this month, with many upping their full-year forecasts.
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Delish reports that in addition to upgrading its Quarter Pounders and offering remixes on the classic Big Mac, McDonald's is upping its sandwich game with a new chicken sandwich.
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New DNC Chairman Tom Perez announced the plans to The Washington Post on Monday, which include upping the national party's monthly grant to state parties from $7,500 to $10,000.
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After edging the sixth, Thurman won the seventh in dominant fashion by upping his work rate, boxing clever, moving, and hitting Pacquiao with 20 power punches to Pacquiao's five.
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"I was working in marketing and always felt like I needed to be learning new skills, reading more, constantly upping my game to be a great marketer," she says.
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Upping the ante to achieve passage of USMCA could be viewed as a high-stakes negotiating ploy, but the consequences of failure would be hard felt by U.S. agriculture.
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Chinese internet giant said on Monday it would lead an $863 million investment in apparel platform Vipshop Holdings Ltd , upping its rivalry in retail with Alibaba Group Holding Ltd.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Lonza has adjusted its mid-term guidance, slightly lowering its sales outlook and slightly upping its margin forecast, to reflect the divestment of its water care business.
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It's a darker, more complex and more emotionally mature story, continuing everything you love about the first movie and upping the ante while maintaining the intimacy of the original.
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Democratic leaders are threatening to oppose a landmark anti-addiction bill without "significant" new money, upping the ante in Congress's months-long battle over funding to combat opiod abuse.
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But authorities say they plan to strengthen the law by giving more power to the regulatory authority in charge of transplantations, upping surveillance at hospitals, and imposing stricter punishments.
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Now, with a new line of fitness accessories—made not of the usual plasticky foam but of cork—the company is upping the looks of your workout regimen again.
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Some are happy to pay a little more — whether it be upping their defense budgets to meet NATO targets, or opening a more favorable trading arrangement for U.S. companies.
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In some developing countries, patients don't need a prescription to buy an antibiotic, upping bacteria's exposure to the drugs through overuse and allowing them to speed toward becoming resistant.
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RNC officials said the firm has taken aggressive steps to address the past failure, such as upping its investment in cybersecurity, bolstering employee training, and updating its security measures.
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In his studies of decades' worth of minority activism, Gillion has identified several factors that are key to upping a protest's salience and, in turn, making real political change.
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The company is seeing enough traction that it's now upping its revenue forecast for the year to $1.115 billion from from a high-end estimate of $1.080 billion before.
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It was also the year of the internet villain, as countless people, businesses, and things spent the year one-upping each other in an unwitting quest for the title.
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Congress has often dragged its feet on re-upping their funding and finding a way to pay for it (this was a big issue back in 27, for example).
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However, just in the past year, advisors have been upping their security, said Dan Skiles, president of Shareholders Service Group and a past national board member of the FPA.
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These include increasing the coupon to around 22015bp over Libor with a 289% floor, upping the amendment fee nearer to 290.67bp and adding a leverage covenant, two sources said.
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Because originations are a key driver of growth for the industry, card issuers have been upping the ante with better rewards and sign-up bonuses to attract new customers.
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The firm has also been upping its investment in buses, buying French business Ouibus last year from the country's state rail operator SNCF and rebranding the company as BlaBlaBus.
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House lawmakers are upping the pressure on the e-cigarette industry with two hearings looking to rein in vaping and assess its risk as an emerging public health threat.
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And when he's not taking on the canon, he's upping the narrative ante to see if he can escape the conventions of the form — and he almost always does.
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In upping his record to 213-221, Martinez retired 224 straight hitters at one point, recording all but two of his outs via balls in the infield or strikeouts.
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Murdoch's Twenty-First Century Fox is upping the stakes in the ongoing contest to acquire the European television group, offering to outspend Comcast's latest bid of £12.50 a share.
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Employers across industries are also recognizing the need to offer more flexible work arrangements, with many Fortune 500 companies upping the ante with the work perk to attract talent.
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Why it matters: Upping the stakes is likely to further reduce the number of candidates who reach the debate stage ahead of February's Iowa caucuses and New Hampshire primary.
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The owner of the Houston Rockets just pulled out his checkbook -- AGAIN -- for the victims of Hurricane Harvey ... upping his original $4 million donation to a whopping $10 MILLION.
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Questions of who owns the rights to the piece and whether it should be shown circulate among artists and collectors, spurring law suits and upping the value of her artwork.
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WASHINGTON — The Pentagon will begin "unwinding" Turkey's participation in the F-35 program, upping the ante in a messy deal between Washington and Ankara over a Russian-made missile system.
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Nor is the DNC wrong for upping the ante in terms of how you qualify for the debates as we get further into the process -- and closer to actual votes.
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The coenzyme's depletion is linked to aging and aging-related disease—a study re-upping the stuff in mice was found to make them livelier, more youthful, and more muscular.
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China and Iran are increasingly aggressive, too: Current and former senior officials said China and Iran have similar capabilities and have been upping the ante when hacking into U.S. systems.
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Like many entrepreneurs, I don't flow easily with the unaccountability, the wasteful Common Agricultural Policy and the farce of upping sticks to Strasbourg once a month to appease the French.
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Upping the highest denomination of the Syrian currency would be one way to address the weakening Syrian pound, but the government has gone out of its way to deny this.
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This is evident in the photo, and it raises an interesting question: Is Kylie upping her egg intake because of a certain one that overtook her most-liked Instagram record?
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There's certainly more gore than in the original, but it largely feels gratuitous — these are kids getting brutalized, after all, and upping the violence makes it that much more unpleasant.
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And then later in 2012 was when I started getting serious about upping my skill set and figuring out how to do this shit and it's been progressing from there.
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A report published by Fashion and Beauty Monitor, and picked up by Fashionista, found that brands are increasingly focused on enlisting social-media stars and upping their "influencer marketing" budgets.
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In a post on Google Plus, Googler François Beaufort says that the Chrome team has been cracking away at improving things, upping both the battery efficiency and the video quality.
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He pop and locked during his brawl with Dominick Cruz -- but now UFC champ Cody Garbrandt says he's upping his dance game for UFC 217 ... with some Michael Jackson moves!
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The adjustment gives Mr Djokovic more credit as well, upping his total from 12 to 15.3 and swapping his fourth-place position on the traditional list with Pete Sampras's third.
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House Democrats are upping the ante in their attempt to get special counsel Robert Mueller's full, unredacted report by threatening to hold Attorney General William Barr in contempt of Congress.
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"If Trump is upping the ante this isn't great for global growth or trade and reinforces expectations that the ECB will do something," said Matt Cairns, rates strategist at Rabobank.
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The approval and subsequent warning illustrate how Tokyo is upping the ante in the diplomatic row while at the same time is unwilling to unilaterally stop exports to South Korea.
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Based on Jefferies' estimates, upping the price point could lead to 300 basis points of earnings expansion over the five years and its shares would climb to $155 by 2024.
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Upping your coffee intake may help reduce your chances of developing alcohol-related cirrhosis, according to a review done by the journal Alimentary Pharmacology and Therapeutics of multiple existing studies.
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Upping the ante on accessories in the shoot, Beyoncé cinched her waist with an intricate long white leather belt and layered on a series of cascading gold necklaces and earrings.
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Bautista, in his 19th game as the leadoff hitter, greeted Tigers reliever Warwick Saupold in the seventh with his 15th home run, upping the Blue Jays' lead to 413-1.
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Today, the company is one-upping itself with the new Gold Phantom, which has twice the power of the Phantom Silver and eight times the output of the standard Phantom.
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Trump is upping the ante on the central theme of his 2016 campaign, betting it will keep his most loyal supporters behind him while providing arguments to throw at Democrats.
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Both the Shanghai Futures Exchange (ShFE) and the Dalian Exchange are upping margin requirements and transaction fees to try and calm overheating contracts such as steel rebar and iron ore.
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Men who are insecure love to feed into that idea that he has to constantly be one-upping the woman, that you have to keep the woman in her place.
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In the latest response to these trends, Anheuser-Busch is upping its ante in the fast-growing hard seltzer market with the launch early next year of Bud Light Seltzer.
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Citigroup, for instance, already has revised its 2017 outlook, upping its S&P 500 price target from 2,325 to 2,425, representing about a 7.2 percent gain from the current level.
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The city is upping its pace to equip officers with the body cameras after receiving "viable feedback" from precincts that are using the devices already, Police Commissioner James O'Neill said.
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But he'll have to find some way of upping the show's ante on depravity if he's going to come close to filling the void left by the Boltons and Freys.
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The river was much busier than in the original days of the swan upping and the birds, which are protected by law, were losing their natural nesting grounds, he added.
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The resorts have been upping the ante ever since, which is how floating craps tables and underwater Muzak gave way, for better or worse, to live sharks and stripper poles.
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But even if you don't spend thousands on upping your potential to get into college, there's one cost that is basically unavoidable: the cost of taking the SAT or ACT.
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It is one-upping every other see now/buy now brand by teaming up with Amazon to guarantee delivery of some runway pieces in certain territories in under two hours.
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DeGeneres, 61, took things to the next level by springing the wedding on the Sterns — upping the ante by bringing former Bachelor star Colton Underwood out to officiate the ceremony.
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If the NFIP operated more like a private insurer, upping its rates, it would be easier for companies to compete for the less risky and more profitable policies they wanted.
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Upping the game, a fragment of a 2009 Minter video, "Green Pink Caviar," will soon light up the Jumbotron screen on the interior facade of the Barclays Center in Brooklyn.
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Nintendo reported earnings for its fiscal third quarter of 2017 on Wednesday that beat market expectations, with the gaming giant also upping the sales forecast for its flagship Switch console.
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Boston began the third on a 273-28 run, upping its lead above 259 for the first time, 213-220, on a Tatum 833-pointer with 73:23 to go.
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West Virginia Senate candidate Don Blankenship is upping his rhetorical war with Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellTrump faces crucial decisions on economy, guns Are Democrats turning Trump-like?
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The Brains Vs. Artificial Intelligence: Upping the Ante match, which begins today at Rivers Casino in Pittsburgh, is actually a rematch of an original 443 AI experiment instigated by CMU.
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Each year, Samsung and Apple debut new flagship smartphones designed to compete with one another — packing new technologies and features into each release with the hope of one-upping the other.
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With North Korea upping the amount of missile and nuclear tests last year, the US and South Korea have publicly stressed the need to speed up the deployment of the technology.
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France and Germany have also suffered a series of terror attacks in recent years, upping the ante for ministers to be seen to be taking action to defuse more terrorist plots.
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Fulmer pitched eight efficient innings against Kansas City on Sunday, upping his season total to 84 2/3 innings with the Tigers along with 15 43/3 innings in the minors.
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But amid mutual suspicions and gaping policy differences, both parties are upping the stakes, betting that the other has more to fear from a return to the polls in the autumn.
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Fashion industry executives now at Apple, including those from brands such as Yves Saint Laurent and Burberry, have tried to establish Apple as a lifestyle brand by upping its sex appeal.
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That left Amazon in need of upping its game further, to make even faster fasting shipping options more broadly available – in this case, one-day and same-day shipping and delivery.
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The Razer Phone 2 chrome light feature Upping the cool factor of the Razer Phone 2 is another feature making its way from Razer's line of computers: the RGB Chroma light.
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Later, upping the ante, Tyrone appears in front of Connors and O'Reilly shrouded in a cloak (it's the cloak Billy made before his death, but Connors doesn't know that emotional detail).
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And because of this dual lens, Apple might also be upping the RAM in its bigger phones to 233GB for photo processing while the normal iPhone 7 will stick with 2GB.
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Andreas Prein, project scientist with the National Center for Atmospheric Research, recently told the New York Times that climate change is upping both the frequency and intensity of heavy rainfall storms.
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Whether it's layering on a veneer of blushed tones or upping the "cute" factor of events, there's a big assumption that to welcome girls into coding, we need to think pink.
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Hardliners in the United States have been upping the pressure on the administration not to settle for anything less than a comprehensive deal that transforms China's economy and ensures fair trade.
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The big stuff: talking North Korea with Japan's Shinzo Abe, upping a post-Brexit trade deal with the U.K.'s Theresa May, and being the odd one out on climate change.
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Today the organisation is upping the stakes, kicking off a campaign to teach 20,000 young women in the U.K. and Ireland how to code for free by the end of 2020.
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In upping their record to 2-513, the Raiders made real improvements on defense, where they had allowed 69 points and an NFL-worst 1,035 yards in their first two games.
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Upping the ante even further, she made the first one — a blurry, mid-gesture snapshot that a friend had taken of her at a party — and made it her profile picture.
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The doctor was considering upping her Prozac dosage to 60 milligrams "to make sure my anxiety wasn't getting ahead of me with all the hard classes I was taking," she said.
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Tesla's paint colors were whittled down in the past few days to help ramp up production and now the electric car maker is upping the price for its iconic red option.
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While directing a certain percentage of your money to various savings accounts is a great start, it's good to get in the habit of upping your contributions on a consistent basis.
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But this year, the video giant is upping its presence both by launching a new storytelling intensive workshop for YouTube creators and by hosting panels promoting its new slate of originals.
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After scrolling through our Pinterest feeds and discovering Insta-worthy idea after idea for upping our ice game, we decided to put a few of these pretty tricks to the test.
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Our systems naturally enter this mode when starving, but the keto diet hacks our systems to force ketosis by zeroing out the intake of sugar and carbohydrates and upping fat consumption.
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Grab your handcart and prepare yourselves for your summer haul, because Target is upping the ante this weekend with a ton of new releases from Sonia Kashuk, Pixi Beauty, and Pacifica.
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Rounding out the display (and upping the glamor factor!) will be the wedding dress worn by the late Princess Lilian, who wed the king's favorite uncle, Prince Bertil in December 1976.
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Now the NMPA has filed an amended suit after claiming it found a further 1,200 infringing songs — upping the damages sought to $300 million, double the original figure of $150 million.
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The fashion industry is (slowly) paying more attention to Muslim women, gradually upping the ante in terms of what's on the market for modest dressers — and that includes, of course, hijabs.
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Now it is Brexit at the front of people's minds, even if there are some positive signs for the region, too, with Britain's Liberty House upping its investment in nearby Dunkirk.
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The digital crosswords editor and Mini writer Joel Fagliano, the linguist Ben Zimmer and I will take you through the world of crosswords, from building them to upping your solving game.
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DETROIT – General Motors is upping the ante on its already highly profitable position as the No. 265 seller of full-size SUVs with its newly redesigned Chevrolet Tahoe and Chevrolet Suburban.
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The draft has moved from city to city in recent years, with each host city bringing its own flavor to the event, and Las Vegas looks to be upping the ante.
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If you&aposve been interested in upping your posting game, or have been inspired by another TikTok you saw, you might want to try adding a "Reverse" effect to your video.
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Guests one-upping one another with "hilarious," if sometimes slightly offensive, graphic sweaters or hideous showstopping knits sourced in faraway places or hard-to-find vintage stores can be a nightmare.
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But upping Del Taco's food quality did not come seamlessly for Del Taco, which went through brand re-positioning several years ago to "raise the bar" for its consumers, Cappasola said.
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The gang has toned down its reckless behavior — while upping its musicianship — as its members have aged, but the group's fearless punk and garage-rock jams are as sharp as ever.
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In addition to a full day packed with speakers, breakout sessions and Q&As featuring the top names, leading minds and creative makers in robotics and AI, we're upping the ante.
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Todd Rokita and Luke Messer are upping the pressure on their shadow war ahead of their likely Senate bids in new barbs, ahead of what's expected to be a rough primary.
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"Government power was used to spy on American citizens," Barr told the WSJ, re-upping on his controversial use of the term "spying" to describe scrutiny of Trump's links to Russia.
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The wireless carrier is re-upping its deal with the NFL, and sources say it will pay more than $1.5 billion over five years to stream live games to its subscribers.
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Greece has repeatedly called on Britain to release Parthenon marbles currently housed at its national museum, recently upping the rhetoric in a near 200-year-old campaign for the sculptures' return.
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Cheered on by the home crowd the world number eight eased through the first set but fell a break behind in the second before upping her game to avoid a deciding set.
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There's more to come: Under Krafcik, Waymo has also deepened its relationship with Fiat Chrysler, upping the number of cars the companies are developing together, and struck a new deal with Lyft.
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Kang first got the Bitcoin bug in July, initially investing $4000, upping it to $9000, then fearing a crash, betting his entire crypto-cache on a random soccer game (which he lost).
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The White House started tweeting and retweeting Trump criticism at the end of 2015, upping its Trump tweet count in the spring of 2016 as the candidate gained steam in the primaries.
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Rather than upping the track's electronics and embracing the rave, the duo strip it of everything but its essentials, leaving only open piano chords, borderline trip-hop electronics, and Mykleburst's enquiring voice.
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Trump on Thursday directed U.S. trade officials to identify tariffs on $100 billion more Chinese imports, upping the ante in an already high-stakes trade confrontation between the world's two largest economies.
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Avengers: Endgame's answer is by turning Thanos' threat to erase the Avengers into a truly monstrous idea, a way of one-upping his previous massacre, and throwing the universe into vicious repetition.
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Democrats have little chance of bringing about the rumored "blue wave" this year — the first, vital step in preserving our democracy — without fighting fire with fire and upping our own digital game.
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Upping the ante this year, Holmberg's mother was actually the one who came up with the idea for Momoa Samoas after seeing memes noting the similarity between the words Momoa and Samoa.
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So for her latest album drop, Swift is upping the game, refusing to cooperate even with subscription-based streaming services that pay artists high royalties and put a premium on their work.
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There's a key emotional confrontation between Mark and Nicol that Zemeckis shoots in an unbroken, unflinching two-shot, upping the tension by simply refusing to cut around them as they face off.
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Taco Bell has continued Niccol's irreverent style, even upping the ante by releasing a clothing line with Forever 21, announcing a resort for loyal customers and even offering weddings at one location.
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That's probably because Mortal Kombat has been steadily upping the ante for all these years, and making those fatalities more creative and detailed as technology advanced and enabled the developer's morbid imagination.
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RF J.D. Martinez is either upping Detroit's asking price at the trade deadline or making himself indispensible to the Tigers when he becomes a free agent at the end of the season.
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After stocks plunged last year around mid-June, Beijing has taken an increasingly tough line on any trading behavior that it suspects of upping volatility, investigating journalists, social media users and regulators.
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"The debate will move to long-run growth now ... My view is that Shell could create a lot of value for investors by upping investment and returning to growth mode," he said.
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Microsoft is upping its game on the Xbox Game Pass service, which will now give subscribers the ability to play Xbox One-exclusive games the day they release at no extra charge.
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Read more: 16 habits of extremely boring peopleTo help you out, we checked out Quora, Reddit, and other resources, and highlighted some of the best tips for upping your small-talk game.
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The Colts turned the ball over on the ensuing free kick, leading to Boswell's 33-yard field goal on the first play of the fourth quarter, upping the lead to 23-18.
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Investors tip-toed back into the developing world, upping exposure to risky assets which were walloped on Thursday as capital made a dash for the exits on rising U.S.-China trade fears.
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Kyron Cartwright runs the show for coach Ed Cooley and produced nine straight games with at least five assists while upping his scoring to 13.7 per game over the last 12 contests.
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You don't have to cut out cardio if you enjoy it, but if you're upping your resistance training, you probably want to reduce your cardio to one or two days a week.
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Upping their value, however, Chase Sapphire Preferred cardholders can also transfer their points to 5003 travel partners including Southwest Rapid Rewards, United MileagePlus, IHG Rewards Club, and World of Hyatt among others.
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Now everyone from Snooki to Goldman Sachs has a podcast, and major media companies like HBO and the BBC are upping the game by bringing big budgets and talent to the format.
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Here's a rundown of what types of roles are up for grabs, plus how companies are upping the ante with better pay and perks to attract workers in a tight labor market.
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Tyler Perry's upping the reward for any info that leads to solving a mysterious case of 2 missing men in Florida ... in which a former cop is the main person of interest.
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With Twitter seriously considering upping the character limit, and Facebook hosting content from select publishers on their platform, it seems like both social networks are doing their best to become the content.
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Then again, if upping the refresh rate from 60Hz to 103Hz came at the expense of color saturation or accuracy, that's a tough choice to make, so I'm not all that upset.
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He had back surgery in 2017 and signed a one-year deal with the goal of staying in the Cincinnati offense while upping his value and returning to the market next offseason.
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China is upping its spying game, and instead of making their job easier by cloaking himself in insecurities, Trump should focus on what our home team needs to mitigate this growing threat.
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Rather than going the romantic — but overdone — flowers, chocolates or table-for-two route, the Canadian hotel chain is upping the ante with a four-hour Baby Maker Nooner special on Feb.
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Normal fashion week events typically involve brands one-upping each other with the fanciest, most gilded cultural landmarks; most of the events' venues are full of people, with hordes of paparazzi outside.
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David Barber, the queen's swan marker, who oversees the upping, emerged from the Ferry Inn, resplendent in a red jacket detailed with gold braid, a swan feather tucked into his captain's hat.
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The Clippers (33-17) led from start to finish, upping their record to 183-4 since Griffin left the lineup, first with strained quadricep tendon and then with a broken right hand.
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Bill Shuster of Pennsylvania pressed fellow conservatives to consider upping the federal gas tax in a meeting with Cohn during a Republican congressional retreat, a source who attended the gathering tells Axios.
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Going vegan can present other challenges for people, like how to get enough iron or vitamin B, but even upping your fresh veggie intake or skipping meat now and then can help.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)New Zealand's prime minister is upping the pressure on Facebook and other social media platforms after they failed to stop the spread of the Christchurch mosque attack video.
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On Monday, trader and miner Glencore tightened its grip on Congo's copper and cobalt resources by buying the remaining stake in one mine and upping its share in another for $960 million.
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Neller said to combat such incidents, the Marines are looking to increase flight hours for its pilots, upping the average number of hours flown per month from roughly 11 to 16 hours.
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I mean, he's doing five and six quads and really upping the technical ante of the sport, which I think ... You know, think about X Games and people love all these tricks.
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This is amply demonstrated by the price war taking place in exchange-traded funds (ETFs), with market leaders Vanguard and BlackRock both slicing fees again in December, once more upping their value proposition.
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Donald Trump noticed that and he said, "No more Mr. Nice guy, this has got to get done" Now he upping it to four percent and sent everyone into paroxysms of outrage today.
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Germany, which is gradually upping its military spending towards the NATO target of two percent of gross domestic product, has made it clear it sees Russia's actions in Ukraine as a game-changer.
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If Sprave has any plans of one-upping this creation, which seems to be his obsession, he's going to need to switch to something other than lumber for his home brew arsenal.[YouTube]
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"When my husband and I go out to dine, we also do not want to hear children crying or misbehaving," writes Nancy Shroudy, a mother who suggests upping the age limit to ten.
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The group's rebranding comes alongside a new report laying out how it hopes to do that, like upping R&D, and creating training programs to support what's known as the new carbon economy.
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Even as Amazon's subscriber base grows, challenging it to beef up memberships among a smaller pool of shoppers, Prime has "maintained healthy growth" largely because it keeps upping its value proposition, Blackledge said.
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Luxurious Venus opposes the planet of abundance, Jupiter, making for an absolutely gluttonous atmosphere, and connects with Pluto, finding you attracted to mysteries people, and upping the intensity and passion in your life.
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Wood told CNBC last month she believes Tesla could be worth more than $6,000 per share in the next five years – upping her prediction of $4,000 a share she made two years earlier.
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New Delhi (CNN Business)The founder of India's biggest hotel chain is pumping $2 billion into his own company, upping his stake in the business and making it India's second-most valuable startup.
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Elsewhere, European stocks have been digesting the latest news from the European Central Bank, who chose to leave rates on hold on Thursday as expected, while slightly upping its growth forecast for 2016.
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Merger talks between Occidental Petroleum and Anadarko Petroleum were ongoing when Chevron announced on Friday it would acquire Anadarko for $33 billion, preventing Occidental from potentially upping its offer price, sources tell CNBC.
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As online platforms including Instagram and YouTube now collectively reach billions of users, major global brands are upping their marketing spend to ensure they can tap into the wild growth of new media.
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But this year, together with American Express (which recently launched its Cash Magnet® Card), we're upping the ante with a cheesy dip that's 10x more comforting and just as perfect for sharing.
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I understand the concept behind it, upping the stakes and the danger as the two men duked it out, and I guess there's a thematic element involved, since it's Wakanda's own advanced technology.
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This spring, for example, American Airlines changed its award chart, upping the mileage on many premium reward seats — a one-way first-class ticket to Hawaii now costs 65,000 miles, up from 47,500.
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Reuters has not verified the newspaper reports, and cannot vouch for their accuracy: Exane BNP Paribas raises its stance to "outperform" from "neutral" while upping its target price 3 percent to 32 euros.
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Even if they keep upping their exercise levels, sometimes by quite a lot, the jump in the energy they burn when going from almost no exercise to some exercise is never really replicated.
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