For season two, Fox is upping the ante to 16.
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And it's upping the ante for us with our candidates.
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One Japanese pair is upping the ante in the best way.
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Married to Medicine is upping the ante on the relationship drama.
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But, then he said it again, only this time upping the ante.
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Now they're upping the ante with a new campaign called the #BestManProject.
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Those at the higher end in particular have been upping the ante.
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But now a new dating app launching this week is upping the ante.
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AX, upping the ante in a bidding war against Tabcorp Holdings Ltd (TAH.AX).
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Upping the ante, Senate Republicans are closing ranks around Sessions, their former colleague.
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Intel is doing the same thing yet again and upping the ante all around.
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Floyd's been making rumblings, but now Connor's upping the ante with the fake poster.
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READ MORE HERE>>UBS is upping the ante on its workplace wealth-tech tools.
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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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For the fourth year in a row, Motorola is upping the ante on budget phones.
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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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My concern is that they&aposre upping the ante on the things that are truly undemocratic.
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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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The show's longevity correlates with the fact that Hollywood keeps upping the ante on reality television.
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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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Further upping the ante, the Russian Defense Ministry said it will now help strengthen Syrian air defenses.
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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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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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Although Speed's plot devices function well by upping the ante, there's not much substance beyond said devices.
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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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To keep upping the ante, the creative team will have to go further than anyone thinks they should.
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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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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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I'm worried another game will fall victim to one of the worst traits of sequelitis: upping the ante.
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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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Sony's upping the ante once again, but I have to wonder if they even needed to so soon.
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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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Small businesses across the United States are upping the ante in the attempt to get the candidates they want.
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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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But the Chads of this world are upping the ante, and using things like wheelchairs, and suitcases, and ladders.
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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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In their attempt to get children clicking, content creators seem to be upping the ante and straying into adult content.
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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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"It sounds like the prosecution is upping the ante, even though the ultimate outcome is speculative at best," he said.
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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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"They are deliberately upping the ante in order to flag their posture to people who are concerned," Admiral Singh said.
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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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"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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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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Given record-low unemployment and competition to attract and keep top talent, more employers are upping the ante with voluntary benefits, according to William Ziebell, CEO of the benefits consulting division of Gallagher.
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Moscow is responding in kind when it comes to recreational facilities, and upping the ante by expelling more than half of the U.S. diplomatic team, not even bothering to accuse any of espionage.
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On Thursday, Trump directed U.S. trade officials to identify tariffs on another $100 billion of Chinese imports, upping the ante in an already high-stakes trade confrontation between the world's two largest economies.
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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 — including, once again, riskier borrowers.
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But underwater, the IISS estimates the US has one fast-attack nuclear submarine with up to 40 Tomahawks, and possibly another former nuclear-missile submarine converted to carry 154 Tomahawks, greatly upping the ante.
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Breath of the Wild knows this, and instead of upping the ante with massive twists or turning anything on its head, it focuses instead on the beautiful moments that sit between its expected setpieces.
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In light of the country's deepening economic crisis and the sporadic flare-up of popular protests, the leadership may decide that upping the ante against the US is unaffordable, and full-scale war unsustainable.
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Indeed the brand has helped set the bar for what passes as "clean," taking the FDA's ban or partial restriction of 30 chemicals used in beauty products and upping the ante by nearly 5000% percent.
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People do some pretty awkward things in movie theaters, like the teenage girls who snuck in watermelons by pretending to be pregnant, but viewers at the newly out Fifty Shades Darker are upping the ante.
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You could try upping the ante further with a paparazzi-defying slave flash, of course, or stick with the the tried and tested method of holding up a hand in front of the camera lens.
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A report issued this week from consulting firm PwC found that more than a third of U.S. jobs were at risk from automation, upping the ante for policy makers to cushion the blow to workers.
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UK services sector data on Wednesday showed Britain's economy is shrinking at the fastest pace since 1.5373, upping the ante on the Bank of England not to under-deliver at its policy meeting on Thursday.
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But, with the Brexit clock ticking down and little sign of a plan to satisfy her critics, there was a change of tone in the British media this week, upping the ante before the meeting.
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Trump said on Thursday he had instructed U.S. trade officials to consider $100 billion in additional tariffs against China, upping the ante in an already high-stakes trade confrontation between the world's two biggest economies.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald 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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Now that the end of December is in sight, the folks over at Love magazine are going into lingerie-fueled overdrive, majorly upping the ante for the final 10 days of their annual scantily-clad marathon.
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Upping the ante, Mr. Maduro had his legislature (there are also two of those) strip Mr. Guaidó of his parliamentary immunity as head of the opposition-controlled National Assembly, opening the way to his potential arrest.
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David Sax, a Toronto journalist who writes about food trends, says that upping the ante is inevitable among couples who choose a high-end wedding, because they have only one shot at making a memorable impression.
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We don't know where HQ's viewership will top out or whether the company can continue upping the ante with bigger prize pools and new game design ideas to get more people coming back on a daily basis.
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The source told Reuters the central bank's supervisory arm, the Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA), was "upping the ante" on its Brexit planning as time runs out for London and Brussels to agree the terms of their divorce.
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He has withdrawn us from the Iran nuclear deal, and then escalated continuously kind of along the lines of exactly what I'm saying, which is bilateral confrontation without a strategy and upping the ante at every stage.
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In a perverse act of unadulterated straightness, upping the ante on the whole t4t heterosexual roleplay thing we've got going on, the guy I'm seeing borrowed a friend's car and took me apple-picking upstate last weekend.
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Later this month, Alamo is upping the ante, offering particularly committed fans a one-of-a-kind, generally deranged opportunity: Come get married in a movie theater and watch something you may or may not actually enjoy.
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" Dickerson says he went on to explain to Fisher that he is a grown man and doesn't "give a damn what you think," before upping the ante: "I said, 'Jeff, I'm going to say this much to you.
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Upping the ante in New York is a historical Fed leadership overhaul in which U.S. President Donald Trump decided to replace Chair Janet Yellen with Jerome Powell, a Fed governor, and a Republican push to loosen bank rules.
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This year, it's upping the ante (and paying for goodwill with well-meaning liberals who might otherwise feel bad about playing it) with a six-part, $15 holiday promotion claiming to earn participants a role in the #Resistance.
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Initially, Tesla was going to sell $2.3 billion in stock and warrants, but the new totals boost that number to $2.7 billion, with Elon Musk upping the ante of his own purchase as part of the revised deal.
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Upping the ante, the upper house on Wednesday added two more topics - details on resolving conflicts and giving Swiss voters a final say on amended laws - and urged the government to pursue "additional negotiations or other appropriate measures".
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Taco Bell's also upping the ante when it comes to presentation by swapping out its signature plastic bowl for a Chipotle-esque paper one, so diners are in for an experience when they order up this limited-time offering.
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Now, scientists Kat Volk and Renu Malhotra from the University of Arizona's Lunar and Planetary Laboratory are upping the ante—they suggest that a completely different, tenth planetary-mass object is hiding somewhere in the Kuiper Belt as well.
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It's a dynamic dark pop record, with the singer has upping the ante on the strongest moments from her prior releases—ten of which have charted in the HypeMachine Top 10, and three have hit No. 1—especially vocally.
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Revolut, the London fintech startup that offers a card and current account features, coupled with low currency exchange, is launching a new product aimed at businesses — upping the ante against competing services, such as TransferWise's recently launched "Borderless account".
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I suggested upping the ante with 6O'S as the antepenultimate down entry to act as a revealer, since this position felt like the most likely slot to fill around — requiring only one entry that need start with a number.
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The legacy jeweler known for such lavish gifts as a sterling silver greenhouse and a literal ball of sterling silver yarn is upping the ante this holiday season with an advent calendar that comes with a sizable six-figure price tag.
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The details: Walmart is upping the ante to keep up with Amazon, but its e-commerce business is projected to grow 35% in fiscal year 2020, compared to the 40% it's on pace to grow in the current year, per Reuters.
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It's only been a few months since we've seen the first smartphones with 10GB of RAM, and Lenovo is already upping the ante with its Z5 Pro GT phone, which maxes out at a whopping 12GB of RAM according to Engadget.
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Firms looking to appeal to younger workers are especially likely to offer the free grub, with Twitter employees enjoying free breakfast, lunch, and snacks every day, and Facebook upping the ante with a Philz coffee shop on its Menlo Park campus.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Spain's far-left Podemos on Monday demanded higher profile government posts, upping the ante on the eve of Socialist Pedro Sanchez's confirmation vote as prime minister after politicians from both sides had said a deal was within reach.
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Executive-branch Caesarism has been raised to new heights by the last two presidents, and important parts of the country have responded by upping the ante, and — like ancient Israelites in the Book of Samuel — basically clamoring for a king.
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Wages for people who work as retail key holders and truck drivers also ticked up, driven by a tight labor market that has resulted in retailers upping the ante to attract workers ahead of the busiest shopping period of the year.
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The auto maker on Sunday said it will invest $1 billion to modernize two plants in the U.S. Midwest and create 2,000 jobs, upping the ante as automakers respond to threats from President-elect Donald Trump to slap new taxes on imported vehicles.
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Krispy Kreme is upping the ante with a free glazed doughnut and a free 12-ounce cup of coffee at participating locations in the US. According to the intergovernmental International Coffee Organization, October 7.53 2015 was the "first official" International Coffee Day.
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Upping the ante from the battle of 2014, net neutrality groups recently flooded the internet with death threats and racist vitriol against Ajit Pai, the first Indian-American chairman of the FCC, simply because he has put forth a different point of view.
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The Trump administration may keep upping the ante in a trade dispute with China for now, but if it can manage to steer clear of a bigger battle over the global auto sector, it may avoid a more serious blow to the economy.
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Walmart & Target — Walmart and Target shares tumbled 2% and 6% respectively in midday trading after Amazon announced it will be implementing one-day shipping a regular offering for all Amazon Prime members, upping the ante for retailers across the United States to meet consumer demand.
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Of course, the indestructible nature of the Terminators -- never more so than this time around -- and inevitable desire to keep upping the ante result in the movie going a couple of action sequences too far, straining plausibility and sheer gravity to their breaking points.
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The original Planet Earth made waves in 2006 for being one of the first nature programs ever to be filmed in high-definition, and its follow up is continuing the trend of upping the ante, having been shot in 4K, or ultra-high definition resolution.
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As workout options multiply by the thousands online, and video streaming devices like Roku and Apple TV bring them into more and more living rooms and basements, fitness companies are upping the ante, and that means offering workout classes that are both live and interactive.
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With Senator Joe Biden of Delaware, chair of the Senate Judiciary Committee, urging Clinton to seize control of the issue by "upping the ante," Democrats and Republicans engaged in a bidding war to see who could be the toughest and meanest sheriff in town.
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TOKYO/SEOUL (Reuters) - Japan has tightened curbs on exports of high-tech materials used in smartphone displays and chips to South Korea, upping the ante in a decades-old dispute with Seoul over South Koreans forced to work for Japanese firms during World War Two.
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After Jake Paul drew the attention of mainstream news outlets over the summer for, essentially, annoying his neighbors on camera, he posted another video in which he tried to convince people that he had been arrested, upping the ante after the surge of press.
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This week, the Sofia Pizza Shoppe, in the well-heeled Sutton Place section of Manhattan, is upping the ante, with a $38 pizza that requires an online ticket purchase and is available only a few nights each week, for a limited number of seatings.
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Upping the ante in its dealings with Iran, Washington said on Monday it would deploy about 1,000 more troops, along with Patriot missiles and manned and unmanned surveillance aircraft, to the Middle East on top of a 1,500-troop increase announced after the May tanker attacks.
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The State Department in turn warned that that upping the ante and supplying US advanced weapons that would directly cause the deaths of Russian soldiers would only undermine ongoing negotiations with the Soviets in a variety of "higher priority" fields -- from arms control to peace talks.
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Some argue a fee increase is inevitable if Netflix plans to keep churning out big-budget productions like "Luke Cage" and "House of Cards," especially when HBO keeps upping the ante with slick productions like "Westworld," which cost a reported $100 million for the first 10 episodes.
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Italian 10-year yields climbed 6 basis points to a 3-1/2-week high at 2.17 percent, having jumped as much as 9 bps on Tuesday as proposals to introduce a parallel currency in Italy were seen upping the ante for elections due next year.
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Just in case the public wasn't sufficiently convinced by a journalist smashing the world's longest and highest glass bridge with a sledgehammer (and surviving), the owners of the Zhangjiajie Grand Canyon bridge in China decided to prove its safety by upping the ante over the weekend.
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Books of The Times Jose Antonio Vargas comes from a family of gamblers, and in his new book, "Dear America: Notes of an Undocumented Citizen," he's upping the ante — or maybe, given the current executive's predilection for travel bans and family separations, he's going all in.
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Emboldened by the waning influence of the TPLF and the political awakening taking root in Oromia, the largest and wealthiest of Ethiopia's nine linguistic-based states, the OPDO is now upping the ante by demanding the chairmanship of the EPRDF and the office of the Prime Minister.
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This year as the crew celebrates ten years of No Way Back, they're upping the ante with 313: Return to the Source: a full weekend of themed event at the city's Tangent Gallery (where last year's parties took place) that honor the city's historic affiliation with acid sounds.
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For years, Acer has made some of the best Chromebooks you could buy, and with the new 2-in-1 Chromebook Spin 13, Acer is keeping the newfound flexibility found on last year's R13, while upping the ante with a new an all new, more premium feeling design.
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Traders are eager to change the conversation from trade wars and tariffs to the economy and earnings, but it's hard to do when President Donald Trump keeps upping the ante with China, as he did Thursday night, when he said he was exploring an additional $100 billion in tariffs.
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Since "perfect mother" is a construct that even the guiltiest and most privileged of parents don't really believe exists, the survival of the gag depends on upping the ante, of being ever more "human" — that is, more unconventional, more sloppy, more benignly neglectful, more potty-mouthed — than your predecessors.
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In the party's first hearing since formally upping the ante against Trump, acting director of national intelligence Joseph Maguire's testimony before the House Intelligence Committee Thursday was filled with more singular flare-gun shots than any real fireworks, besides the usual hyper-partisan sparks that erupted from all sides.
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Yet without the acquiescence of his friend in the White House, President Donald Trump, and the virtual silence of his centrist rivals on the territorial issue, Netanyahu would not be upping the ante in this way—after declining to make such plans during his 13 years in power.
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Dyed-in-the-wool xenophobes are likely to prefer the real thing over watered-down versions of nativism, and in any case, the populist right "can always respond to any matching of its offer by simply upping the ante," as two political scientists in Britain recently put it.
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Upping the ante, the senior spokesman in the state of Haryana for the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), which runs both the state government and the national one, said he would pay a reward of ten crore rupees (around $1.5m) to anyone who brought him the severed head of Ms Padukone.
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UPPING THE ANTE He said QP's decision to self-finance the project, tender for its construction, and drill appraisal wells before offering partners a chance to buy in was part of a strategy to up the ante on what majors must now offer Qatar for a piece of its top asset.
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BERLIN/FRANKFURT, April 6 (Reuters) - The following are some of the factors that may move German stocks on Friday: President Donald 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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Jerusalem (CNN)In one of the most memorable scenes in the 1993 American coming-of-age movie "The Sandlot," Ham and Phillips are hurling insults back and forth, upping the ante with each verbal assault and raising the stakes between the rag-tag bunch of baseball misfits and the organized local team.
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U.S. moves 29 caskets to DMZ for service members' remains from North Korea UPPING THE ANTE ON THE TRADE WAR: President Trump is preparing a plan that will further ramp up trade concerns with China ... The plan would bar many Chinese companies from investing in U.S. technology firms, and by blocking additional technology exports to Beijing, according to Dow Jones.
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Insert your own punch line about old-school Republicanism imperiled at a time of scorched-earth politics ... Number of the day: $244 Yup, Marianne Williamson is still in the race for the Democratic presidential nomination, and CNN's David Wright reports that she is gingerly upping the ante with her first TV ad booking: a $244 cable buy in Columbia, South Carolina.
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The drama's take on the reality dating world and the people who make it happen is ridiculously addictive — just like the Bachelor and Bachelorette shows its based on — and this season, the show is upping the ante in the costume department by bringing on costume designer Cynthia Summers, the pro behind the stylish ladies from Bravo's Girlfriends' Guide to Divorce.
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"At a high level, this means now that we have proven the ability for an AI to do strategic reasoning in imperfect situations has surpassed that of humans," said Carnegie Mellon University Professor of Computer Science Tuomas Sandholm on Tuesday during a press conference following the AI victory at Rivers Casino "Brains Vs. Artificial Intelligence: Upping the Ante" tournament in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
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It arrives in the midst of a boom in immersive theater, when creators seem to be continually upping the ante on extreme premises, but also six months into the #MeToo moment, when questions of sex and power are dominating the conversation (and reports that Harvey Weinstein responded to sexual assault allegations by checking into a spalike rehab facility in the Arizona desert have drawn snorts of derision).
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With explosive live shows, riffs and hooks for days, and a penchant for upping the ante on each new release, the four-piece of vocalist/bassist Johan Eriksson, guitarist/vocalist Jon Lindqvist, guitarist Gareth Smith, and drummer Andy Henriksson have become a beloved band in underground punk communities around the world and an essential, exciting force in an area of music that is too often stagnant.
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We can expect some additional responses by Russian President Vladimir Putin -- he matched the US and UK responses almost to a tee (60 Russians expelled from the US and 1 diplomatic property seized = 43 Americans expelled from Russia and 1 diplomatic property seized; 23 Russians expelled from the UK = 23 UK diplomats expelled from Russia.) Putin likes to show that he has the upper hand, so he may still try to publicly exhibit his disdain for the international response to Skirpal by upping the ante -- even just slightly.
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