Amped Up Just your average collection of vintage RCA amplifiers.
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Trump has amped up such accusations since he took office.
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The Flyers amped up the pressure in the third period.
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How does Shaq get amped up for "Inside the NBA"?
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Demand exploded and chicken production in Delmarva amped up accordingly.
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The power struggle between these two has definitely amped up.
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They got me amped up, and I took the ACT.
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Anna was understandably amped up and not ready for bed.
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It makes me feel anxious and angry and amped up.
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It was more amped up and on a sugar rush.
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It's a really interesting trend that's really amped up recently.
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Most dogs here are too amped up to ever do that.
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Meanwhile, Trump has amped up his attacks on the special counsel.
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Seems like the danger is getting amped up in this thriller!
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Your intuition will be especially amped up now, so trust it.
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Meanwhile, the DOE has separately amped up its own control efforts.
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So we definitely amped up the action throughout the whole season.
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It'll be amped up a couple miles per hour, I'm sure.
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On a couple of occasions, they got me kinda amped up.
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These amped-up hurricanes can no longer be considered freak events.
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"I can feel myself getting amped up about this," he said.
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And the scale of the activity is amped up so much.
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Since the wedding, Samantha has amped up her public criticism of Meghan.
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They're in love now, and amped up because Henry broke Father's Curse.
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Suffice it to say, people are getting pretty amped up about it.
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"He was amped up and knew we needed the game," Collins said.
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I don't want to get too amped up or anything like that.
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Your psychic abilities are amped up thanks to the Moon in Aries.
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He amped up his attacks on Omar, then turned to calling Rep.
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Profits stayed meager because Amazon amped up its spending by 20.5 percent.
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It was after 1 in the morning, but Macdonald was amped up.
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Trump has also amped up pressure on lawmakers since impeachment investigations began.
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Schumer amped up his rhetoric on the issue earlier in the day.
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But Trump has also amped up his aggressive rhetoric toward North Korea.
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Your psychic abilities are amped up, so check in with your inner voice.
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His dialogue is amped up beyond belief, incredibly corny and hard to take.
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That may account for part of the reason he's amped up his engagement.
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It's an amped-up version of Bitmojis or Bitstrips, owned by rival Snapchat.
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We're guessing a minor trim and some added layers amped up the texture.
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"This has all amped up from what I've ever seen," Father Pfleger said.
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The fast-cutting, longer-than-typical fight scenes are there but amped up.
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That was July, and Masvidal has since amped up a two-forked campaign.
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Is the amped-up training to prepare for someone of Logan Paul's size?
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But we definitely, for Joan especially, amped up the glamor a little bit.
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But it's unlikely that you're anywhere near as amped up as Michael Irvin.
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It warms the heart to see them all amped up about the show.
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Mindful of the stakes, Mr. Netanyahu has only amped up his fear-mongering.
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If you want to get amped up, there are compilations of intense VGM.
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But, more importantly, he focused on digital innovation and amped up delivery service.
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I thought today for whatever reason we were amped up to say the least.
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Robbie has beautifully amped up her style choices during the Suicide Squad press tour.
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The noise, stiffness, and raw speed amped up the fun but left us drained.
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Inside, the conversation between old and new is amped up a couple of decibels.
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Being constantly connected keeps us amped up even on our days off, discouraging relaxation.
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Your psychic powers have been amped up lately thanks to the Moon in Libra.
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"Last year I amped up the workouts leading up to the show," she says.
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I probably won't be nervous, but I'll definitely be amped up to do it.
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Miller described him as getting more and more "amped up" as the conversation deteriorated.
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According to Stanwell, this is merely Bellisario's natural hair amped up with styling product.
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No word on specifics there, but iRobot says it's amped up the mAH accordingly.
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Escalating tensions in the Middle East have amped up Wall Street's focus on geopolitics.
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Your psychic abilities are amped up today, so listen closely to your inner voice.
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Democrats have amped up pressure on the Trump administration since Comey's ouster on Tuesday.
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Dandan noodles and mapo doufu are just two of many amped up local dishes.
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Old fights, running on my treadmill and getting amped up about technique and tactics.
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The recruiting game just amped up, and no one does recruiting like the SEC.
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And if fans can't get a ticket, there's always the amped-up sports books.
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"We can reach for the potential," she told the amped-up audience in Lisbon.
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She has made the magazine more visual, and amped up its social media presence.
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Ever since the presidential election, people in the tech industry have been amped up.
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However reluctantly, others have amped up economic and diplomatic pressure on Pyongyang in response.
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Meanwhile, Nyong'o amped up her ruffled coral gown with a colorful confection on her eyelids.
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Perhaps more significantly — under amped up political pressure — Facebook has launched a searchable ad archive.
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She also amped up her makeup, adding a swipe of red lipstick for the afterparty.
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As the nuclear threat increased in magnitude, the absurdity of civil defense amped up simultaneously.
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You can spend this time getting amped up for when you finally can masturbate again.
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Jennifer Lawrence amped up her strapless metallic gown with tight waves and dark eye makeup.
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I felt a little too amped up, but I settled down in the second inning.
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But has amped up the political pressure on the EU's executive body, the European Commission .
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"The concept is an amped up version of this platform," says Faraday spokesperson Stacy Morris.
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It's essentially an amped-up version of my other favorite Fresh moisturizer for $2 more.
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Especially sloppy ones in an amped-up media landscape where many don't look past headlines.
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But, more importantly, he invigorated focus on digital innovation and amped up their delivery service.
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After cases started to hit the US, we amped up our hygiene process really rapidly.
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Pusha is so amped up, he often forgets to speak into the microphone at all.
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And if possible, the attempt to impeach him has amped up the tribalism even more.
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"I amped up the look with a bright color on the water line," she said.
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Insiders describe the management turnover, amped up sales pressure, and change in strategy that followed.
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And so far, Beijing has amped up talk of imposing new sanctions or other restrictions.
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Moreover, animations within Photoshop are stuttery, which is another consequence of the amped-up display resolution.
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He amped up his mileage, running longer and longer each day and eventually training year-round.
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So I think the outrage around that drawing was because I amped up these militarized cops.
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He was waiting to see me so that amped up that anticipation of seeing each other.
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It's essentially an amped up version of the 3D displays and flexible phones we've already seen.
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But the president amped up the pressure on Congress earlier Monday in a string of tweets.
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Sales of the amped up emoji made over $280 million for the messenger app last year.
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The 19-year-old star amped up her look by matching her top to her nails.
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Imagine if your Fitbit's tracking power was amped up and spread out across your whole torso.
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The N.H.L. amped up the sport by removing the red line, combating obstruction, hooking and holding.
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The Jets were amped up at the start to stop Ajayi — but perhaps too much so.
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Nevertheless, these styles reflect a cultural fixation with a pumped-out, amped-up, patently artificial silhouette.
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Your intuition is amped up today—pay close attention to the random psychic flashes you receive.
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Violence was amped up: An opening scramble replaced the coin toss and fair catches were banned.
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And 7Park Data amped up sales pressure after its $100 million sale to Vista Equity Partners.
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Mahomes led the Chiefs onto the field at Denver before 75,928 amped-up fans on Dec.
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"That has been amped up as a result of Donald Trump being elected president," he said.
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The administration also amped up enforcement, ultimately deporting more than 2 million people over eight years.
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I've amped up my self-care, which I thought I had nailed down my whole life.
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Wriggling in their parents' arms, the Baby Yoda racers seemed amped up and ready to win.
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Although social media has amped up the sharing of photos, the urge behind it is nothing new.
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Pumbaa's fart jokes have been amped up, which has the unfortunate effect of making them less funny.
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It still kept in line with her sophisticated style, but really amped up her fun, sexy side.
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When the stakes are high, that's when I get more energy and I get more amped up.
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Then this happened: From 1950 to 1990, major cereal brands amped up their varieties slowly but surely.
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The university arena turned into a chaotic scene as the two warring sides amped up their positions.
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For the cheese enchiladas, I made chili gravy — really just a roux amped up with chile powder.
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Progressives on Monday amped up the pressure on Collins with protests urging her to vote against Kavanaugh.
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In front of their home crowd, they were amped up and ready to play and we weren't.
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David Waldstein: The crowd at Wrigley Field is so amped up as we head to the ninth.
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What Mr. Murphy contributes to the field of abstract geometric sculpture is amped up atmosphere and effect.
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Justin's so pumped up after accepting the dance challenge he gets the entire crowd amped up too.
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Flipkart has amped up its focus on sustainability since its $16 billion acquisition by Walmart last year.
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Amped up on testosterone, they relied more heavily on their own judgment, even when they were wrong.
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Costumed dancers and musicians follow during what is to be an amped-up version of its annual Carnival.
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If he becomes an honest-to-God contender for the presidency, all the drama will be amped up.
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But working in tandem with that amped-up external pressure is Sanders's new inside game on Capitol Hill.
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Google just amped up the app's editing tools, which should give users improved color depth and better stabilization.
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For the after party, McGrath amped up Perry's lids, making them even smokier, while toning down her lips.
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He has also amped up his social media game, going from 2.8 million Twitter followers to 3.8 million.
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Trump amped up his divisive campaign rhetoric because he thought it would help him on the campaign trail.
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But Finn pulls it off, helping the audience get amped up right at the start of the movie.
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"If that don't get you amped up, I don't know what will," defensive tackle Sheldon Rankins told NFL.com.
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I feel like she's really amped up my look and I get SO excited when we do fittings.
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DDP the pro wrestler has been replaced by an unexpected alter ego: DDP the amped-up yoga guru.
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The two stars, who are naturally redheads, both amped up their color to a statement-making fiery shade.
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"And it really amped up after Louisiana," she said, referencing the deaths of three more officers last summer.
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Producers have laugh track and applause track amped up, while camera shots of audience don't match any intensity.
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Your intuitive abilities are especially amped up as the sun, messenger Mercury, and fiery Mars meet in Virgo.
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It lends itself to being amped up, and it makes New York feel like a wonderful small town.
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The whole situation amped up their angst and pushed them further toward the decision to go home themselves.
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The West hopes that amped-up economic pressure on the nation will bring Kim to the negotiating table.
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In response, major networks and cable outfits amped up the quantity and quality of programming offered on respective channels.
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What ensues is "Rosemary's Baby amped up into a fugue state of self-indulgent solipsism," EW's Chris Nashawaty writes.
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When she gets that amped-up respect, both the comedy and the co-parents will be better for it.
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These days, most schools have amped up their dining amenities and mealtime offerings and baked that into the tab.
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For the couple's reception, the bride amped up the glam, changing into a champagne gold Monique Lhuillier mermaid gown.
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Ultimately, Inferno is exactly as advertised — an amped up action movie based on somewhat shaky historical and literary research.
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Microsoft added a USB-C port to the rear, and the display has amped-up brightness and contrast settings.
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Around then, too, the press will publish a visually amped up version of Euclid's Elements, a 13-book series.
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Martini then amped up Lima's lashes with Maybelline New York The Falsies Push Up Drama Mascara in Blackest Black.
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They clearly weren't ready to take on anyone as crazy and amped up as our crew was that night.
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These shirts take conventional tailoring to the next level, with amped-up volume, longer lengths, and detailing like ruffles.
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He didn't just spray bars to an amped-up crowd; he showed a holistic approach to his art form.
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It has more bottom to it, as if it has been amped up by a few electric bass notes.
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Assad amped up the ferocity of his offensive late last year and has relentlessly bombarded Idlib province ever since.
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Everyone — reporters, producers, anchors, protesters, people in the administration and consumers of news — has been amped up to 11.
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"Comprehensive immigration reform" proposals have typically amped up both border and interior enforcement while legalizing most current unauthorized immigrants.
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Danny Trejo was amped-up big time after biting his nails for 7 hours, Friday night at Dodgers Stadium.
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But more recently, Booker amped up his national profile during the confirmation hearings of Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh.
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As the presidential election continued, Kendall amped up her Rock the Vote campaign with videos and posts on social media.
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For whatever reason (maybe to help fix that pesky engagement problem), Facebook has really amped up the notifications spam lately.
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Instead, music sounds energized, with the mids and highs seemingly amped up in unison to make for an exciting listen.
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This is obviously not a planner in the traditional sense and is more like an amped-up to-do list.
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Between them, they amped up the pace of political coverage in Washington: No scoop was too small, or too fast.
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This is a particularly sensitive time for you, and your already strong psychic abilities are sure to be amped up.
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A number of factors are going into the potential for an amped-up end to 2016's M&A scene.
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Despite having somewhat less brand cachet than its giant Silicon Valley rivals, Roku hasn't significantly amped up its marketing expenses.
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While it's not much of an achievement to get Fallon amped up, the game is clearly a ton of fun.
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The amped-up lip look is cool, edgy, and (luckily) a lot easier to pull off than you might think.
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The New York Times reported last week that Republicans have "amped up" their efforts to demonize these young Democratic women.
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Jamil amped up the look with a bright lip and dangling earrings, adding a touch of glamour to her look.
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But then, the actress, 26, amped up the look with a gorgeous gold Tiffany & Co. Elsa Peretti Mesh Scarf Necklace.
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Even if I'm sleep deprived, thinking about the change I'll make that day through LexION Capital gets me amped up.
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Three-hour smoked chicken wings are grilled or fried and amped up with sauces, from lemon pepper to Sriracha bourbon.
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Last month, Uber, Lyft and DoorDash amped up their efforts to do whatever they can to prevent it from happening.
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In Japan, for instance, Agrawal tries out an amped-up toilet, itself an engineering marvel of heat, water and music.
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Sometimes an economical, minimalist book — like these three — is exactly what a youthful reader needs in this amped-up world.
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Reuters' Krishna Das says officials have amped up fears by threatening to deport anyone the government considers an illegal immigrant.
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T.I.'s argument with a security guard in his gated community has amped up ... he's been charged with 3 misdemeanors.
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I'll be the first person to tell you that KISS Alive is an amped-up recreation of what people experienced.
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That said, we have reviewed court records and found that cops have amped up enforcement of the law this year.
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But members of the Standing Rock Sioux Nation have a different view, saying police amped up protesters with a militaristic approach.
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Both full moons are getting amped up by selfish Mars, making for a flood of anger and some impulsive decision-making.
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The flooding and the impending weekend had them so amped up that it was a ton of work to contain them.
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The Sharks aren't sneaking up on teams this season and they're expecting opponents to be amped up and ready for them.
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Norwegian Viking festivals are basically amped-up versions of Renaissance Faires: There's heavy mead drinking, battle reenactments and pretty intense costumes.
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Since the wedding, Samantha has amped up her public criticism of Meghan, who is currently expecting her first child with Harry.
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These fears could be amped up by his recent threats to cut trade with any country doing business with North Korea.
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Director Christopher McQuarrie has amped up the hand-to-hand combat, the majestic outdoor scenes, and the gut-churning vertical drops.
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"Might be a little bit of an emotional adjustment, trying to prepare quicker but not get too amped up," he said.
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Trent understandably sounded a lot more amped up on this week's "Chandelier," which proved jarring during the song's more delicate moments.
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"They get everyone amped up to be happy and love each other, you know, just a community of oneness," she said.
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Over time, having your body in this amped-up state could cause gnarly wear and tear, with real effects on health.
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So we were all amped up for a fire, but we never expected that that many people would be trapped inside.
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They amped up vet oversight, hiring a larger staff and requiring approval for workouts on the track and post-workout exams.
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If his recently amped up criticism of Biden is any indication, Sanders likewise views the former vice president as a threat.
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Trump amped up his Fed criticism Friday, but markets still weren't expecting central bank officials to take the remarks to heart.
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The characters' costumes are obsessively styled and amped up to invoke archetypes that barely existed until Murphy came up with them.
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Lawmakers have amped up their investigations into Russia's interference in the US elections and communications with the campaign of President Donald Trump.
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But the university's press department, perhaps in an attempt to make the study more attractive to news outlets, amped up the finding.
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This has amped up concerns, bringing to a head a long-standing and heated debate over how DIY science should be regulated.
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"Millennials are more amped up about ETFs than any other generation," said Heather Fischer, Charles Schwab's vice president of ETF platform management.
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When I was photographing the Eiffel Tower, for example, the P23 Pro camera sensed a blue sky and amped up its saturation.
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HBO's promotional strategy this year is an amped-up extension of what the network originally tested in 2016 when the show debuted.
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Naked and Afraid premieres on Sunday night, and by all accounts, the show has amped up the drama for its seventh season.
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His music is more amped-up, but it has that same deliberate tackiness—and I use tacky in a positive way. Cool.
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"Early in the football game, he was a little amped up and he was a little quick with some throws," Lewis said.
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The neighbor says a heated argument got amped up when 6 people ran out of Casey's house and "began to pummel" her.
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I amped up the other spices to compensate — increasing the ginger and cinnamon and subbing floral cardamom and nutmeg for the cloves.
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My colleague in Cooking Melissa Clark is best placed to tell you all about the wonders of the amped-up pressure cooker.
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The mixture gets amped up with both ginger and galangal, which look similar but give different yet important qualities to the broth.
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"I put all of myself, physically and emotionally, into this," said the amped-up Mr. Arunanondchai, 30, whose friends call him Krit.
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Quasimoto, who sounded as if he'd inhaled a healthy dose of helium, was amped up in a way that Madlib was not.
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The singer amped up her outfit with a pair of pointed, white pumps, which matched her belt with a grommet ankle strap.
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It amped up its overseas operations, acquired dozens of promising startups, and built out Amazon Web Services into a cloud-computing juggernaut.
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THERE WAS DISAPPOINTMENT WHEN CFO CATHY SMITH STARTED GOING THROUGH THE DETAILS OF THE OPERATING MARGIN, THE AMPED UP CAPITAL EXPENDITURES PROGRAM.
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It was like the additional effect of what I would usually do, amped up by 30,000 by having Harvey as a partner.
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In the past couple decades, particularly since Ronald Reagan amped up the drug war, most federal anti-drug spending focused on this side.
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In high enough doses, it can act as an amped-up blood thinner that stops the body from being able to clot blood.
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Spoon was too amped-up, and honestly, so I was I. Now I know better (and knowing is half the dog training battle).
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She really amped-up the drama in 2012 with her bright Prada gown featuring a long train accentuated with an ostrich-feather hemline.
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Toy companies have amped up these traditional electronic toys with video cameras, virtual reality and smart technology to make them cooler than ever.
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Maybe it was that Oscar hosting gig, in which she amped up her energy to compensate for James Franco, her soporific co-host.
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If the first competition was like an amped-up science fair, this second contest should be like a soap box derby on speed.
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Press reports have amped up the pressure on Sanders to perform Tuesday night and show he's able to continue his vigorous campaign style.
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It's one thing to look at an amped-up, highly produced trailer video, but something else when you're looking at your own footage.
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Makeup artist Lisa Ashley also amped up the drama this week, focusing on deeper, autumn-appropriate shades that paired perfectly with her dress.
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Say what one will about his propensity for speaking like a Shakespearean actor, the dialect really gets one amped up for a fight.
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Christina Aguilera followed Simpson's style in a skin-tight bodysuit version and amped up the sexiness with her pumps and bright red lip.
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How Liberals Amped Up a Parkland Shooting Conspiracy TheoryToo often, outraged tweeters just call more attention to the thing they're trying to pillory.
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As the warm-up progresses, and I'm needing to get a little more amped up, I'll put on something more dancey or electronic.
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This Brooklyn take on the genre stays true to that ethos with a back patio, great beer selection, and amped-up pub grub.
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The Trump administration has amped-up the likelihood of a full-blown trade war with its tit-for-tat tariff threats against China.
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Streaming wars have amped up the volume of production, financial investment, and in the best of cases, the quality of the content itself.
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Poehler, who was nominated this year for her writing on "Russian Doll," has amped up her red carpet style in the decades since.
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Her Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker costars Daisy Ridley and John Boyega amped up the crowd, clapping loudly and shouting her name.
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Halftime's main room is painted black and it was so full of amped-up people in jerseys that I almost turned and left.
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Pommes aligot is to mashed potatoes what crack is to cocaine; amped up with cheese curds, roasted garlic, and 1.25 kilos of butter.
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Republicans are particularly amped up about immigration, with 84 percent calling the issue extremely or very important (compared to 74 percent of Democrats).
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North Korea has amped up its weapons testing under Kim Jong Un, pushing it closer to the brink of war with the US.
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Clarke received loud applause and some cheers, which only amped up when Christie stepped in for her part of the pre-award announcement.
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Donald Trump has taken a tougher stance toward Iran in the past year, including more sanctions, a travel ban and amped-up rhetoric.
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The speakers have been upgraded to include Dolby Atmos and fast charging has been amped up, promising a full charge in an hour.
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But Democrats, energized by Trump's low approval ratings and sinking support for the GOP-controlled Congress, have amped up their efforts in Montana.
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That it inevitably also amped up radar coverage of a big chunk of northeast China — to bitter Chinese disapproval — well, that's just unfortunate.
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" Nonetheless, that was only a little more amped up than what viewers saw on liberal MSNBC: "Trump Calls For Ukraine, China To Investigate.
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He faces amped up pressure to abandon his freewheeling ways in favor of the more restrained demeanor typically espoused by a major party nominee.
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And while Snap certainly appears to have made improvements in this second take, there aren't any compelling new features to get amped up about.
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Along with Fred Leighton jewels and black Jimmy Choo heels, she amped up the glam factor with glittery red eyeshadow and long faux ponytail.
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He amped up his criticisms of her speeches to Goldman Sachs and said her vote for the Iraq War raised questions about her judgment.
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It's not clear what prompted the change, but it presumably goes back to US sanctions on Iran, which President Trump amped up last year.
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By the time "Scott 4" was released in 1969, though, Mr Walker had tuned out the crowd-pleasing ballads and amped up the weirdness.
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It amped up over the summer when the pair shared a photo from their July GQ cover with a very specific diamond ring emoji.
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Video theft has become a rampant problem in the past couple years as Facebook has amped up its ambitions to become a video platform.
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For the amped up version of this cheat, you do the same thing but with one of the four types of crafting materials instead.
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Far more than an amped-up RC car, the educational S1 robot can be taught actions through complex codes and controlled via AI technology.
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Our current administration has amped up the notion that women are mere extensions of male will and pleasure, there to serve at every turn.
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That meant there was no one for the Mountain to kill, though the threat hanging over both Tyrion and Jaime amped up the tension.
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The Daily Shoe Nicolas Ghesquière finished off the last day of Paris Fashion Week with models powerfully stomping in these amped-up, utilitarian boots.
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With awful cramps and extreme bleeding that sent her to the emergency room, it was clear that her fibroids needed an amped-up response.
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Amped-up rhetoric and bristling anti-woman tweets have come directly from the candidates, their surrogates and their supporters - from across the political spectrum.
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And when I returned to work right after, I was amped up to close out the day with some phone calls and a meeting.
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Washington (CNN)As warning signs of an economic slowdown bubble up at home, President Donald Trump has amped up his trade war with China.
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CFIUS has amped up its scrutiny of foreign acquisitions of U.S. companies lately, with a particular focus on Chinese bids for American tech firms.
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He was still amped up afterward when we got him, but he managed to tell us he's got the best fans in the world.
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And in 2019, the game amped up its promotional tie-ins — everything from "Star Wars" to "Marvel&aposs Avengers" ended up in the game.
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The developments come as Trump has amped up his attacks on Mueller, attacking him for the first time by name on Twitter last weekend.
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It&aposs that amped-up attitude that makes law enforcement not too concerned when Jewell notifies them of a suspicious bag under a bench.
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Trump, who felt the Fox interview landed poorly, encouraged the more amped-up tenor during the hearing, according to people familiar with his thinking.
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Last week, the governor amped up his language against Mr. Trump, appearing to refer to him as a "bully" in an interview with CNN.
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The singer's fresh tress update included a subtle trim with added layers, including a few face-framing pieces which amped up her already-voluminous style.
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" Introducing the topic after a long rant against the media, Trump asked the amped-up audience, "Do the people in this room like Sheriff Joe?
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Hilary Duff has apparently amped up her security this week after being alerted by the Beverly Hills police that she has a stalker, TMZ reports.
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The campaign is an amped-up version of the enormously successful campaign that PPAF ran during the 2012 election, when it spent about $12 million.
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And unsurprisingly, the fans — music and makeup alike — are pretty amped up about that possibility, sharing the excitement with the rest of the Twitter-verse.
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The Mercedes-Benz G-Class is due for a redo next year, but we can't help but get amped up about this big, boxy design.
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For this red carpet appearance at the 2014 Met Gala, she amped up her regular makeup routine, with bright fuchsia lip gloss and shimmery eyeshadow.
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The G7’s dual cameras work differently; there’s an amped-up Quad DAC for high-res music, and the speaker is louder.
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Life insurers amped up risk taking in recent years, moving away from safer investments like Treasury bonds, as interest rates remained near rock-bottom levels.
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And over the weekend, celebrity hairstylist Jen Atkin amped up the actress' style with an asymmetrical cut and added lots of texture via short layers.
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His sharp, and sharply personal, exchanges with his rivals might have been amped up Thursday night, but still sounded much like Trump's first 10 debates.
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The company has spent the last several years working to shake the (deserved) notion that it overcompensates for sound shortcomings with amped up, distorted bass.
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This happens every 25 or 50 years, people get all amped up about 'machines are going to take all the jobs' and it never happens.
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He also showed the classic symptoms of a pitcher with a lot of rest who is really amped up, especially with some extra high fastballs.
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These intensities, whether "normal" or amped up, are far beyond what the average person could expect to experience emanating from their phone or computer screen.
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It's dead simple to prepare and delivers big returns in terms of flavor — that salsa's amped up with Spanish smoked paprika and red-wine vinegar.
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In the last decade, major museums have amped up efforts to re-examine the past, unearthing the work of artists who had previously been excluded.
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In February 2010, Fox amped up the feud when it lashed out at CNN's claim that said it was the most trusted name in news.
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Although Apple's iPhone X certainly amped up existing technology, many of its core elements, like a more vivid screen, are also available on Samsung phones.
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He tells them "The Situation" isn't his normal personality -- it's an amped-up version inspired by his love for wrestling ... specifically, Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson.
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After then-FBI Director James Comey testified before the House Intelligence Committee and confirmed the FBI was investigating, Trump again amped up his rhetoric against leaks.
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Copper in particular has seen a recent price surge — the commodity hit a 20-month high Monday as two major mine closures amped up supply concerns.
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Border Patrol agents, the CBP added, have amped up efforts to rescue stranded people along the Arizona border, regardless of the immigration status of those stranded.
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The President of the United States is sending a near-bellicose message to Iran regarding the amped-up tensions between America and the Middle Eastern nation.
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Yes, a grappling hook—zooming around arenas was a big part of 2016's Doom, and now the high-flying antics look even more amped up.
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Ashanti was in the middle of her set when Ja Rule jumped on stage to wish her happy birthday and got the crowd all amped up.
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The Golden Arches, which amped up its french fries in four locations in San Francisco in late April, expects to be restocked in a few weeks.
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In a way, the film is like one long dramatization of Neeson's controversial anecdote, showing how amped-up, angry dudes can be equally ridiculous and dangerous.
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With over 13,000 likes and 3,400 shares on Facebook so far, it's safe to say this magical video is getting everyone amped up for the season.
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Paired with an amped-up and heavily racialized version of cultural conservatism, this apparent ideological heterodoxy helped Trump score unprecedented success with working-class white voters.
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Trump repeatedly has called out the administration for what he says is its free-spending ways, and he amped up that rhetoric during the phone interview.
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Let's not forget that Maybelline is the brand behind many a cult-classic mascara — Great Lash, for one, and the amped-up Volume Express, for another.
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But the Brexit referendum, the much-larger-than-normal ideological divide between the Conservatives and Labour, and the Trump presidency have all amped up the consequences.
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"I think that would get anyone amped up the team you watched growing up," said Stanton, who also homered Sunday in San Francisco and carries a .
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She amped up her fitness regimen with a trainer, started boxing, and swapped pizza for a high-protein, high-carb diet using a meal delivery service.
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That revelation was followed by a string of reports on other bugs, mistakes, and misrepresentations that amped up tensions between the platform and its wary advertisers.
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Life insurers have amped up risk taking in recent years, moving away from safer investments like Treasury bonds, as interest rates remained near rock-bottom levels.
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The search for Adriana was amped up after officers found her father's body located near a ditch in a rural area of Walker County on Sunday.
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"McMaster sounded "obviously amped up, almost like he'd inhaled one too many energy drinks," and asked Mattis for help with President Donald Trump, Snodgrass writes."Mr.
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Later this year, Hyundai will launch the "N" performance sub-brand, with the Veloster N amped-up and ready to rumble with Germany and America's best.
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It's a play on traditional meditation tapes, an amped-up fever dream of "breathe in"s and "breathe out"s that spiral into gabba and hardcore.
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Feeling powerless, feeling vilified, feeling a sense of injustice, grieving loss, and feeling the rage of youth further amped up by the conditions of the city.
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That's quite a shift for a series that probably spent too many seasons on the air and eventually got a little too amped-up and silly.
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The truth is that despite weeks of amped-up tension and heated rhetoric, there really has been no Trump strategy when it comes to North Korea.
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So are amped-up white shirts: See Vaquera's dress versions, sporting portraits of its fashion forbearers, including Vivienne Westwood and Miguel Adrover, over the left breast.
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He left the impression that he was above all eager to woo foreign investment, as if he were leading some amped-up American Chamber of Commerce.
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It amped up speculation that he was contemplating a third-party run for president, especially as he was becoming more vocal on issues like climate change.
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"Everyone was amped up about this series," said Astros closer Ken Giles, who struck out Giancarlo Stanton, Gary Sanchez and Aaron Hicks to clinch the game.
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Imagine heartburn after you've eaten something spicy, but amped up to 11, as if the thing you'd eaten was a chain saw doused in ghost peppers.
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The ZR1 is magnificent, but the 755-horsepower motor is so amped up with a hood-busting supercharger that it's actually hard to see the road.
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At various points, he appeared to be either amped up or zoned out; several SEALs told investigators they saw him taking pills, including the narcotic Tramadol.
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Democrats put Virginia up front at the 2008 convention for Barack Obama's nomination when they needed an amped-up base of supporters to win the swing state.
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Although acting is her main gig, Barrymore has amped up her busy schedule in recent years, adding skills like director, producer, entrepreneur and mom to her resume.
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Fans of the Ocean's Eleven franchise, and of female-driven casts, have been amped up for months about Ocean's 8, an upcoming reboot starring eight talented actresses.
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"Trump amped up a lot of this fear, but 15 years ago I experienced exactly the same thing," said Shanti Sellz, a vegetable farmer in eastern Iowa.
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At last year's CES, the company failed to produce a production-ready car, presenting instead an "amped up" prototype and a virtual reality simulation of a car.
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While nobody is in costume, it seems that the cast is pretty amped up to be together at last, with big smiles on everyone's faces, even Jafar's.
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Chadha said the president has amped up the tariff talk during periods when the stock market has showed strength, then scaled back the tough talk on weakness.
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Tech entrepreneur Peter Thiel amped up his support for Donald Trump on Monday, saying the billionaire businessman gets "the big things" right despite "offensive and inappropriate" remarks.
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So you can imagine that the entire EDL team was already pretty amped up and more than a little bit anxious well before we discovered the glitch.
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An album announcement from the rap superstar has appeared imminent for months now, and anticipation amped up after Em and Bey dropped "Walk on Water" in November.
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Luckily, a team known for their heated jackets has amped up their line with a hardcore, all-terrain heated jacket on Kickstarter: say hello to Ravean's Rugged.
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But then TSM's Doublelift and Hauntzer amped up the offense and obliterated Cloud9, winning the team fight 5-2 and putting the game back in their favor.
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A soft tulle petticoat gave the dress a whole lot of volume, which amped up the va-va-voom and helped to emphasize those distinct flamenco vibes.
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The plotlines are clearly ripped from the headlines, but they never verge on absurdity as teen-centered shows often do, even when the intensity is amped up.
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You're famous for being one of the most intuitive signs in the zodiac, but your psychic abilities will be amped up thanks to Mercury and Pluto's connection.
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"Conservatives have amped up their criticisms of the large tech firms," said Darrell West, the founding director of the Center for Technology Innovation at the Brookings Institution.
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"I felt a little but amped up because I wanted to win the game and I was able to tone it down," Martinez said through an interpreter.
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"(McNamara's) book and the article that led to the book really amped up interest in the case and put a lot of focus on this," he explained.
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"Whatever side you're on, I think we can agree that Trump, post his State of the Union speech, last January, has amped up the Trumpness," Mandel said.
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The boot camp in its finished form was like an amped-up, in-person version of the online machine learning "crash course " that Google launched in February.
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What has sharpened is the charge of anger throughout, explicit in certain pieces and more generally conveyed by the work's amped-up, retrograde-and-beyond camp style.
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But on social media she made sure to point out that the expensive pieces were not hers and she had amped up her security for the event.
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He threw a first-pitch strike to Andrew McCutchen but then seemed to be too amped up on his fastballs, walking the leadoff batter on five pitches.
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He has also amped up resources for the enforcement of rent control laws and plans to introduce an inclusionary zoning bill to the City Council in November.
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If I'm super, kind of amped up, which is good sometimes, if I'm kind of too energetic then it'll kind of throw me off a little bit.
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The 150-year-old company has amped up marketing, introduced new recipes and eliminated preservatives to revive slowing soup sales, as consumers increasingly prefer fresher food options.
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Opinion Columnist Coronavirus is starting to freak me out — not the illness itself but the amped-up, ill-considered way our frightened world might respond to it.
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There's also an amped-up Elite version that has 42g of protein, but I don't think I run or workout hard enough to need that much yet.
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The reason the arguments seem bitter is that having extended internet arguments with quasi-strangers is something you're only going to do if you're really amped up.
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The series started out being about street racing, and to this day, the amped-up races, fights, and action sequences have remained a hallmark of the Fast franchise.
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The changing of the guard immediately began to herald a more traditional political operation as the campaign quickly amped up the pace of rapid response and fundraising emails.
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Instead of wearing a classic red lipstick shade that she's pretty much known for, Swift amped up the drama and added a glittery red topcoat to the look.
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I felt amped up, like I had escaped prison and someone was going to come and drag me back and I had to enjoy every second of freedom.
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M. is amped up and talking about one of his clients, who is in a dangerous situation, and gets defensive when I tell him he's stressing me out.
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Meituan is involved in a dogfight with Alibaba to win China's local services market — Alibaba just amped up its efforts with a $3 billion raise for its Ele.
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It slows down the instrumental of Juvenile's "Back That Azz Up" (arguably bounce's largest mainstream hit) to a crawl, inverting the original's amped-up carnality to menacing seduction.
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The hotel renamed the suite the J.K. Rowling Suite (it was originally the Tweed Suite) years ago, and amped up the price tag to match its newfound fame.
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He amped up his attack on her after debate No. 1 and then all hell broke loose two days before debate No. 85033 with the "Access Hollywood" video.
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The Daily Shoe And just like that, Nicolas Ghesquière finished off the last day of Paris Fashion Week with models powerfully stomping in these amped-up, utilitarian boots.
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For another amped-up take on the pumpkin pie, mix in some goat cheese to the filling, and toss together a simple almond-rosemary crust with packaged cookies.
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Fearing that the city would get similarly amped up about yet another championship, Mayor Walsh requested ahead of the Patriots parade this week that people not do that.
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At the Clevelander, which features Vegas-style dancers on its roof and amped-up music, Tiffany Chalothorn, 26, an actress from New York, sipped tequila with two friends.
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The jeweler's butterfly-shaped creation has undulating wings of hand-carved amethysts — their sheen amped up by diamond pavé on the underside — scrolled with diamonds and pink sapphires.
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"I think of myself as a storyteller when I'm on tour, but this is an amped-up version of that," Bareilles, who is thirty-seven, said during rehearsals.
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Porsche does offer something called the "Electric Sport Sound" as a $500 add-on, which basically pipes a more amped-up, futuristic electric motor sound into the cabin.
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In the 1980s, he amped up his homophobic side by making an AIDS joke about the Statue of Liberty and dropping a gay slur on The Tonight Show.
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China's main corruption-fighting watchdog, the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection (CCDI) has amped up the supervision of its investigators, of which there are more than half a million.
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A new active valve exhaust system is available on the GT, which means the exhaust rumble can be quieter when necessary, or amped up when one is driving spiritedly.
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On the latest episode of Desus & Mero, the VICELAND hosts listened to the amped up version of Stone's original poem and determined her ode to Waters was straight fire.
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Although we're always excited for a sale, no matter the material, slashed prices on apartment décor get us amped up to shop — especially when said goods are from Anthropologie.
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Paranormal Activity (2007) The found footage-style flick effectively amped up buzz with clips of terrified audiences taking it all in (and being scared out of their seats, literally).
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Recording party attendee lists and making sure everyone can check in seamlessly was what it does on a daily basis — and they just amped up the level for SXSW.
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And finally, Veep's Julia Louis-Dreyfus amped up the sex-appeal with a strapless, sheer lace black gown (which would look equally appropriate in Selena Meyer's White House wardrobe).
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In a recent interview with Business Insider, Stack said that Dick's has seen Under Armour sales recover since it amped up a "big presence" around The Rock in stores.
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And if social distancing has amped up your anxiety, consider "First, We Make the Beast Beautiful," a nonfiction book about anxiety disorder from Sarah Wilson that'll soothe your soul.
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Great for kids, perhaps; not so much for the parents who will have to put their amped-up Resistance operatives to bed twice during the course of the occupation.
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But the veep's trip is also part of a deliberately amped-up travel schedule as the White House tries to show it isn't buckling under the strain of impeachment.
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It has amped up versions of the same stabilization and other software improvements of the Hero 8, but its 360-shooting capabilities enable a few other tricks as well.
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Just as Netflix has amped up investment in content creation, Walmart will continue investing in brands, said Andy Dunn, CEO and co-founder of Walmart-owned online clothier Bonobos.
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In December, 10 months after leasing began, the developer amped up the concessions for the remaining five apartments, which were larger than other units and had features like terraces.
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In previous roles, like the post-traumatic cook of "Wet Hot American Summer" or the domineering father of "Surviving Jack," he's amped up his natural intensity for comic effect.
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I think even that murderer in New Zealand, that was part of it, is becoming amped up on that and being unhappy and venting, it's a really interesting thing.
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The Golden Arches, which amped up its french fries in four locations in San Francisco in late April, plans to now offer garlic fries at 240 locations in California. (CNBC)
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The Golden Arches, which amped up its french fries in four locations in San Francisco in late April, will now offer "Gilroy Garlic Fries" at 240 McDonald's restaurants in California.
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Now, the network has amped up the excitement for the highly anticipated televised event by dropping the first trailer for Martha & Snoop's Potluck Dinner Party, which airs on November 7.
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Still, an abundance of signs, including unlisted videos on her Vevo page and that Lemonade teaser, amped up speculation among Beyhive loyalists in the days leading up to the release.
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Just when we thought Target couldn't get us any more amped up for summer to end, the store hit us with a new home line that looks like autumn incarnate.
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By this point, each player will have invested more than an hour into the contest, so the sense of a high-stakes battle for glory will be proportionately amped up.
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Those kinds of social, political, and moral clashes among specific characters and cultures could have amped up the drama — assuming the episodes didn't take forever to establish relationships and dilemmas.
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But inspired by Korean bath culture, created with a barley tea base and amped up with nourishing oils, the assortment is as cleansing and renewing as it is nice looking.
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When Apple debuted the iPhone SE in 2016, it was remarkable not just for its diminutive 4-inch screen size, but for its amped-up capabilities even given those constraints.
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Second, events started off in the morning with a D.J., who played an amped-up version of old patriotic Russian tunes, adding scratching and other techniques from hip-hop music.
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He has adopted similar language in his rallies and amped up attacks on "Crazy Bernie" as the self-described democratic socialist surges to the front of the Democratic presidential primaries.
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In the absence of new ideas, old ones recycled from last week's sketch were simply amped up: The wad of chewing gum was bigger, the weaponized rostrum was now motorized.
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One thing we didn't have to contend with today was a lot of neologisms, but the rampant puns made up for that and amped up the creativity needed to solve.
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Then it begins to sag, though the occasional sudden shifts into a hospital-drama world (whose amped-up disconnection from reality recalls Paula Vogel's "The Baltimore Waltz") jolt things amusingly.
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But what Toyota is proposing is a dramatic escalation of that concept: a real city with real people who would live within the automaker's amped-up vision of the future.
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Your psychic abilities are amped up today thanks to the moon in Libra—but this means you'll have to be mindful about the energy you're absorbing from people around you!
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Amped up by company training and fellow sellers, these women were motivated to do their thing — to work on their own schedule and scale, to establish their own goals and milestones.
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One of our favorite ways to play up the volume of exaggerated sleeves, like the bell sleeves on this sweet eyelet blouse, is to pair them with equally amped-up pants.
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Brave comes with all the harbingers of techno-utopianism—amped-up privacy features, a profit-sharing model that lets everyone involved feel a bit like an entrepreneur, and, of course, bitcoin.
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The market sold off this week after President Donald Trump amped up the aggression in the trade war with China, promising fresh tariffs and threatening to scrap planned negotiations in September.
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Amped-up regulations, tariffs and an overall shift in attitude toward China's growing global influence has helped reverse the trend of Chinese investment in the U.S., which had previously been accelerating.
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WATCH: You'll Have This Chocolate Pecan Macaroon Recipe Memorized After Making It Once In this season, she adds, the show has "amped up" many of the games that happen during bootcamp.
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Almost all of us were prepared to witness the final moments of a gruesome train wreck, the clear demonstration of a sort of amped-up rabidity on the part of Trump.
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UFC Hall of Famer Urijah Faber is so amped up after his victory over Ricky Simon this weekend -- he wants a shot at Henry Cejudo ... and he wants it THIS YEAR!!
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Antipsychotic drugs are designed to block dopamine receptors, but in some patients the signal gets amped up and more dopamine is released in a region of the brain that controls movement.
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But the base, its hostility amped up to 11 after seven years of an African-American president (who the establishment has done its best to demonize) is having none of it.
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Many universities amped up their campus dorms and amenities in an effort to bolster recruitment, with a few going so far as to put in "lazy rivers" for floating around pools.
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The 'Watch What Happens Live' host was leaving the Sirius building Wednesday in NYC when he got amped up about the proposed bill, and delivered a message directly to Gloria Steinem.
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But there is nothing that gets you more amped up for kickoff than a fighter jet screaming over the stadium as the high notes of the national anthem are being hit.
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While DJI is perhaps most famous for its consumer drones, the company amped up its commercial drone business after the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) legalized the use of commercial drones in 2014.
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Though she's been red for a minute, it appears she amped up the color with a quick gloss job (and a few light highlights) hours before making her way to the cameras.
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Actress and singer Janelle Monáe may always rock a black and white "uniform," but at the 2017 Golden Globe awards, she amped up the classic hues in a custom Armani Privé gown.
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As he has amped up divisiveness and stoked fears of a migrant caravan in the days leading up to election day, many voters are determined to change the tenor of civic debate.
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According to Pinterest, you're also likely to see a rise in brunch weddings, personalized drink stations, amped up cocktail hours (think food and drink pairings), and taco bars at receptions this year.
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Robert Downey Jr. amped up the excitement for Avengers: Infinity War on Wednesday when he tweeted a behind-the-scenes photo from the upcoming film — featuring a few of his superhero friends.
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This bold resurgence of feminist values has also also coincided with an upcoming tour from the Spice Girls, an amped-up witches trend and, of course, a reboot of the Powerpuff Girls.
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A revamped version of the robot with an amped up processor, LTE connectivity and improved servos will be arriving soon, marking the first time Cruzr has been on sale in North America.
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Her tour looks rival those of Beyoncé and Jennifer Lopez and she amped up her hair game before setting out on tour with a small trim, new layers and enviable added volume.
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The company has recently amped up its affiliations with A-listers in its marketing efforts for Alexa, including Super Bowl ads featuring the likes of Harrison Ford, Cardi B, and Anthony Hopkins.
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But also the effort candidates have made to engage migrants at the border, immigration advocacy organizations — all of that has been amped up in part because of our team's boldness on immigration.
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And as concerning as it is to imagine where this escalating violence will lead, it's perhaps even more frightening to consider what our amped-up anxieties may enable our government to do.
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Zoe and Hillsong are two of the many hipster-seeking evangelical churches across America that hide their views about LGBTQ parishioners behind things such as their pastor's tattoos and amped-up music.
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The format reminded me of an amped-up version of one of the Sunday puzzles on National Public Radio, so I figured I could play the digital sidekick and provide some hints.
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Get amped up for WrestleMania with these true baby faces ... Scroll through our gallery of cute kids and see if you can guess which sweet WWE superstar is in the precious pic!
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"From knowing a bunch of guys on the team and then looking at the roster I was just so amped up and I just said, 'let's go win a Cup,'" said O'Reilly.
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A solar eclipse is an amped up new moon— the vibe is still and quiet, but you can feel massive shifts taking place, and often the changes that occur are complete surprises.
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Dazzling in a red and white polka dot ensemble by Thakoon, Coleman, 19, addressed the dating chatter that amped up after Beckham, 23, joined her at the Universal Music Group's Grammy Awards afterparty.
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Also, an amped-up version called the Snap+ will add a screen and connectivity, so you can connect it to your phone and use it as nothing more than a mobile photo printer.
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The final piece to LG's V30 puzzle — after the bezel-starved 6-inch OLED display and amped-up camera capabilities — was always going to be a return to LG's strength of audio processing.
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Plus, former NFL player and all-around likeable and amped up internet personality Terry Crews was also trotted out in the video to promote the game and lend his signature voice acting skills.
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CUPERTINO, California — Apple CEO Tim Cook amped up his criticism of Facebook on Friday, saying that no one should be allowed to collect detailed information on people and use that information against them.
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Loud Mouth This amped-up look is sure to wow — whether you've just arrived at a sold-out gig at Mercy Night Club or plan to hit up the city's more underground scene.
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While conversations about online harassment and abuse on Twitter amped up over the course of 2016 (see Leslie Jones's racist Twitter troll and the presidential election), they've reached a boiling point in 2017.
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In 225 he scored his biggest hit with an amped up version of "Blueberry Hill," an old musical chestnut that had been popularized by the swing bandleader Glenn Miller over a decade earlier.
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Even though I was one of the first people there, I waited in an extremely long line where I befriended two women who were very chatty and very amped up for this event.
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After Brown and conservative firebrand Ann Coulter amped up the crowd, Trump took the stage to a packed and boisterous crowd, declaring that the "movement" he has sparked will carry him to victory.
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Unintended targets appear to be getting caught in the crosshairs of Trump's policies, which critics say could reflect immigration officers feeling they need to be more aggressive given the president's amped up rhetoric.
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It was the early months of 2008, when candidates were going full force and my university campus was amped up with students volunteering to spread messages and recruit more volunteers to propel campaigns.
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Kisner learned from last year the importance of relaxing in the hour between the end of the morning semi-final and the start of the final, having been too "amped up" last year.
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But in a BRIT Awards first, last Saturday a pre-BRITs nominations announcement show aired on ITV, to get viewers amped up for the glitz, the glamour, and, inevitably, the gak to come.
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The January 25 collapse of a tailings dam at Brazilian miner Vale's Corrego do Feijão iron ore mine in Brumadinho amped up the pressure to provide safer conditions for employees and nearby communities.
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As a presidential candidate, Trump amped up culture war politics, brought back "tough on crime" rhetoric from the 1980s, and positioned himself and the Republican Party as squarely anti-immigrant and anti-immigration.
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Tensions in the Korean peninsula have amped up recently, with North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un continuing to test nuclear weapons — thought to be capable of reaching U.S. soil – despite United Nations sanctions.
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Let's call it Chronic Wedding Exhaustion Syndrome — it's a new epidemic thanks to the distinctly millennial instinct to celebrate every major (and minor) milestone, and a need to create amped up experiences to remember.
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A new site-specific interactive mural by respected spray artist SOFLES has amped up some lucky Romanians' commute in Bucharest's metro system, which is known for its distinct culture of thrill-seeking graffiti writers.
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We love how Olivia Culpo amped up her classic t-shirt and jeans look while out in Paris by accentuating her white top with all white accessories, including some mod-style block heel booties.
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"It's very hard to go from being amped up and running at a hundred miles an hour to save a body, to then going to zero," he said, describing the chaos of first response.
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"The real difference between now and two [election] cycles ago is you have just the sheer intensity of coverage has amped up because you have so many more players in the game," Calderone said.
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"She then amped up their social media feud by posting a photograph on Twitter on Tuesday in which she posed in lipstick, workout gear, and a rifle, alongside the caption: "Looking for Henry Cejudo.
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Amped up electrical heart sensors, personalized coaching, a lightning-quick dual-core S4 chip, and up to 18 hours of battery life (but Mashable's Ray Wong almost went a full two days without charging).
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Get amped up by putting together a new playlist of songs you're excited about, or mix it up and do themed runs (think '80s music, TV theme songs, '90s pop princesses, fight songs, etc.).
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"Kids are much more amped up and more likely to think somebody else is out to get them, somebody else is trying to start a fight," if they are sleep deprived, Dr. Garrison said.
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The crowd got amped up when it appeared Gurriel might try to advance to third against Yasiel Puig, but he wisely did not challenge the right fielder's powerful arm, much to the crowd's delight.
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JAZZ Ms. Marie seems the archetypal jazz vocalist in a few ways — her amped-up sensuality, her confiding wit, her self-righteous charm — but she never seems to compromise for the sake of entertainment.
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In recent years, airports around the country have amped up their availability of healthy snacks, meals and drinks to cater travelers who want to follow a balanced diet when they are away from home.
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On that occasion, he amped up support for his plans by saying that the "Rouanet Law" intended to boost artistic production in Brazil, "needed to be revised" because it was unnecessarily draining public funds.
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The debate will be the first this cycle for Bloomberg, a billionaire who will likely face attacks from his rivals who have amped up their criticisms of his self-funded campaign in recent days.
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" The pace has only amped up as the business has grown: even now, she says, "There's not one day that I haven't worked in the office 12 hours — 13 hours during the busy season.
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With Thanksgiving landing six days later than last year, retailers amped up their advertising and served up deep discounts on items such as appliances, sporting goods, televisions, consumers and toys, according to Adobe Analytics.
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Ms. Marie seems the archetypal jazz vocalist in a few ways — her amped-up sensuality, her confiding wit, her self-righteous charm — but she never seems to compromise herself for the sake of entertainment.
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As Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders turn their attention to South Carolina, one of the Democrats' next nominating contests, both candidates have amped up their African-American outreach in hopes of winning over voters.
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The basketball grind amped up for Moore in 2011, her first year as a professional, when she helped lead the Lynx to the W.N.B.A. championship and was named the best rookie in the league.
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They were never fans of Trump, but on Tuesday, two of them amped up their critiques to scalding levels, declaring that Trump is a threat not only to the Republican Party but to democracy.
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Beats will always have its critics, but the Solo Pros offer good noise cancellation, better-than-expected durability, lengthy battery life, and a balanced sound profile that won't rattle your skull with amped-up bass.
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Kellogg, which makes Pringles, Cheez-Its and Pop-Tarts, has over the past year amped up spending on promotions, advertising and making snack-pack versions of classic products that appeal to on-the-go shoppers.
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As the night wore on, Elba amped up the celebration when they took over the DJ booth and started spinning electronic music, which quickly prompted the younger guests to get out on the dance floor.
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In the Ecofys scenario, energy efficiency is so amped up that total global energy demand is lower in 2050 than today, despite a much larger population and a global economy three times larger than today's.
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But the generals are now taking the lead in many of these parts of the world -- their pockets bulging with the amped-up $54 billion in new appropriations the President wants to ladle onto them.
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And that I suspect it is wiggling into the holiday shopping season in an effort to steal some warm and fuzzy associations from you while your heart is amped up on caffeine and overt sentiment.
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INF Photo; Splash News And lastly, famously-redheadhed Bella Thorne just amped up her natural color like whoa with a fun placement of pink and red highlights, dip-dyed on the end of her strands.
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Why it matters: This was an apparent effort to dupe reporters and smear a senator — both symptoms of an amped-up news environment where harassment charges are proliferating and reporters have become targets for fraud.
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Just like Atwood's original, nothing in the second season was fabricated without a real world precedent, and the amped-up violence felt eerily appropriate this year, when Trump era policies seem more and more dystopian.
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Your psychic abilities will be amped up, and you'll be able to use your intuitive powers to tap into what's going on with your career, or reputation, and who can best help you move forward.
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In Copacabana, a major tourist destination and Olympic site, the security presence has been amped up in the weeks leading up to the games, with tanks and machine-gun-toting police hanging around the metro stops.
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The exhibition snap+share: transmitting photographs from mail art to social networks, at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (SFMOMA), reveals that although social media has amped up sharing photos, this urge is nothing new.
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As Trump has amped up his rhetoric about MS-13, local and federal law enforcement officials have started rounding up immigrant teens on the basis of suspected gang membership — no matter how dubious those claims are.
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Refiners in Europe, Asia and the United States, from the mighty ExxonMobil down to smaller players such as Italy's Saras, amped up the proportion of gasoline they churned out to cash in on record driver demand.
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The Blade Runner sequel was engrossing to look at, and, if the theater you saw it in had the volume amped up high enough, to be thundered at in the gut by its formidable sonic architecture.
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Whether toned down or amped up, the looks shaped the shows as much as the locations and set lists, bringing front-row audiences closer to London's favorite designers and their visions for their collections this season.
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In a sneak peek at the upcoming season of Keeping Up with the Kardashians, the 333-year-old worries for her family's safety following her ordeal and confesses that security will be greatly amped up now.
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This status has persisted for decades, largely due to sheer institutional inertia from a war on drugs that amped up under late President Richard Nixon (hmm) and has only recently started to lose any real momentum.
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The hair pro amped up the volume by back-combing the star's hair (from the root to the crown) with a fine-tooth comb, bringing Jones' hair to new heights but with a softer, sleek style.
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The medication I should be prescribed is anti-anxiety medication—I'm naturally quite amped up, for instance, so the dosage of Klonopin that would put a normal person to sleep sort of just levels me out.
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If this amped-up snake isn't scary enough, there's also a reference to that urban myth about Candiru, the tiny fish that are said to swim up the urethra and lodge themselves with their painful spines.
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This also factors into a new mode where up to four Pokémon trainers can team up to squad raid a single Dynamax wild Pokémon who retains their amped up power for the duration of the conflict.
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But now, some of the milk tea for sale in China may not actually be milk tea at all, but instead a drug akin to an amped-up version of ecstasy that is crossed with meth.
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The streaming-video service, due out in April, will be an amped up version of premium-TV network HBO, with the same programming, plus new originals; movies and shows from other WarnerMedia properties like Warner Bros.
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READ MORE: Trump's foreign policy team is still TBD "As the (Trump) rhetoric has continued, and in some cases amped up, so, too, have concerns by certain leaders around the world," said one of the officials.
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The spike indicates that a lethal recipe might be brewing for Republicans in the run-up to November: President Donald Trump's unpopularity in the suburbs, combined with rapid demographic change and an amped-up Democratic base.
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Designer ice cream sandwiches, made with amped-up cookies, fancy sprinkles and crazy flavors, can be tasty, but the classic combination of a chocolate base and vanilla ice cream pleases everyone who finds it in hand.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump on Tuesday evening amped up his attacks on veteran journalist Bob Woodward, baselessly suggesting he is a Democratic operative because his new book portrays chaos and dysfunction inside the White House.
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In one scenario, a mock Trump rally, a tape of Trump's voice played ("The money that's being drained out of our economy is enormous"), while six instructors, posing as amped-up supporters, set upon the press.
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Weighty mid-calf Army gumboots similar to ones that also turned up at Ferragamo, Dolce & Gabbana and Prada were amped up with supersize lug soles that gave the models the appearance of giants, another battle trick.
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It was just the kind of crowd energy the Biden campaign had hoped to tap as it abruptly shifted gears on Wednesday, revealing a new intensity and an amped up response to the president's relentless attacks.
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These hyperreal images have all the glamor and amped up sexuality as artful fashion photography — both Thomas and her mother had modeling gigs — but none of the airbrushing or homogeneity of subject endemic to glossy magazines.
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By the time she debuted her legendary "I'm a Slave 250 U" performance at the 22017 VMAs, she'd amped up not only her dance moves but also the amount of peroxide in her perpetually whipping hair.
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As the night wore on, a certain actor amped up the celebration when they took over the DJ booth and started spinning electronic music, which quickly prompted the younger guests to get out on the dance floor.
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Both actors comically amped up their Boston accents while Damon brought the same intensity and skill to the reading that earned him an Oscar nom and Affleck charmed the crowd with every word he said as Chuckie.
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But as a cloud of smoke began to rise, the sound—pressure waves, remember—pounded over us, its volume amped up because the booster was firing against a hillside, which pushed more pressure waves back at us.
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" Shimkus warned against bowing down to scientists and "amped up partisan rhetoric" that suggest the first actions that must be taken to fix climate change must also be the most costly, saying, "That is a false choice.
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After beating Wallin, Fury amped up his rematch campaign against Wilder, a box office bout tentatively scheduled for February, providing the American overcomes his next fight — a November 23 defense of his WBC title against Luis Ortiz.
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The Trump administration amped up its trade fight with China on Tuesday when it threatened to impose tariffs on an additional $200 billion in Chinese goods, ranging from frozen catfish fillets to copper wires to piston engines.
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Rob Bishop, the top Republican on the Natural Resources Committee, amped up the rhetoric again at a press conference, saying the components of the Green New Deal are "tantamount to genocide" for rural residents in the country.
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I've been following this amped-up facial routine twice a week since the cold hit in early October, and I must say that my skin is in much better condition than it was this time last year.
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Trump has been largely dismissive of concerns about a recession, but has amped up pressure on the Federal Reserve to slash interest rates and boost the economy with levels of stimulus last seen during the 2008 recession.
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It's fun to browse more of the amped-up architecture in this area, including the spectacular LED light shows of Chanel, Max Mara and Matsuya, as well as the etched metal facade of (two more) Louis Vuitton boutiques.
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While Microsoft may have fallen behind on this console cycle, it's counting on the release of its amped-up Xbox One X in November to help close the gap—though it's been pretty quiet about exact sales numbers.
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In the event that someone overdoses, staff or peer workers can respond with Naloxone or with other services in the case of "tweaking," where people are amped up and require assistance to get through that high-anxiety period.
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The Killers have a new single which is called—you've guessed it—"The Man," and it is a nu-disco anthem that sounds like the Bee Gees, if they were into shotguns and super amped up on testosterone.
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In urban areas, places with sleek, lounge-y atmospheres like Joe & the Juice and Pressed Juicery have taken root in retail spaces, offering amped-up, on-trend beverages with ingredients like spirulina, maple water, turmeric, and sea salt.
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You'll be able to write beyond the panel's limits with a new overflow feature, edit and correct your work within the box, and even your worst chicken scratching will be likely to be recognized with amped up accuracy.
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U.S. President Donald Trump amped up his trade battle with China on Thursday, announcing possible new tariffs targeting the country's high-technology sector, following on from his decision to set general import tariffs of 25 percent on steel.
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As the Jenningses came under increasing pressure — from the threat of exposure as spies by Tim, and the threat of annihilation by stolen biological weapons — the show amped up the ironies and paradoxes around the notion of family.
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The president also amped up the fight against ISIS that he inherited, pushing battlefield decisions down to battlefield commanders, and presiding over the fall of Raqqa and the clearing of terrorists from much of the Euphrates River Valley.
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Mr. Blasberg teamed with Rihanna to stream her Savage x Fenty lingerie show on YouTube during New York Fashion Week last September; they further amped up the noise by packing the front row with popular social media influencers.
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Much seems the same storywise, though, just amped up, including a neighbor with a booming cannon and the big smiles that at times turn characters, including Mary, into avatars for emotions that the movie rarely manages to tap.
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After weeks of shutdown talk — amped up in a particularly bizarre meeting with President Donald Trump, Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, and House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi — it's looking like the government will probably stay open, after all.
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If Hollywood has taught me anything about football, that means the athletes are currently getting amped up by high-octane motivational speeches about the value of teamwork, the power of determination, and the weak points of the opposition.
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It's this song, its unlikely placement on one of Spotify's curated playlists, and the flurry of tweets it elicited from amped-up young women on the internet, that made me ask her if she might want to hang out.
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They found that the research subjects' brains amped up activity in the visual processing center of the brain (called the visual cortex) while they were learning how to play — kind of like turning up the volume on that violin.
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"[At first], it seemed Blac Chyna was really encouraging Rob to stay healthy and clean," an insider tells PEOPLE of Rob's amped-up workouts and buttoned-up meal plan, changes he made after he started dating Blac Chyna, 27.
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Having honed his craft backing Delta greats Johnny Lee Hooker and Sonny Boy Williams on their first English tours in the early 783s, Mayall added his daring artistic spirit and amped-up wattage to his own band, the Bluesbreakers.
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But it remains to be seen whether platforms will be as immediately responsive to amped-up political pressure to scrub anti-vaccination content entirely given the level of support this kind of misinformation can attract among social media users.
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We'll be skipping some of those specifics this time out, but for the sake of a quick reminder, the audio has been amped up, courtesy of a 2.5-inch woofer and 0.8-inch tweeter (0.6 on the regular Echo).
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Arizona State University, Oregon State University and Utah State University have amped up online programs (Starbucks reimburses employee tuition for A.S.U. Online degrees), expanded their campuses, are building or buying satellite campuses and, in the process, significantly raising enrollments.
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As for rock-and-roll, a wall of neon rock posters features vibrating color fields and amped up visuals inspired by the sensory overload of pharmaceutically enhanced concert experiences: the hippie [movement's] contribution to advertising as a commercial artform.
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Scammers have found a new way to wring money out of unsuspecting victims of the 2015 breach of the Ashley Madison affair-dating website, by using their stolen credentials in an amped-up version of the common "sextortion" scam.
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Dylan Harris, director of Lupine Travel, added that amped up media coverage of North Korea during times of tension brings about more interest in the country, which results in extra bookings that negate any cancellations from more wary travelers.
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House Democrats on Tuesday amped up pressure on GOP leaders to expand the investigation into Russia's ties to the White House, arguing that Trump's new disclosures to Moscow officials make the Republicans' entrenched defense of the president increasingly untenable.
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Lonergan writes his characters with emotion and affection, weaving their extraordinary circumstances in with the ordinary ones: two people trying to figure out what to eat for dinner, a bad blind date, a pair of amped-up teenage lovebirds.
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In a video posted Friday, NASA acoustic engineer Aron Hozman shows off this amped-up environment, and its role in making sure that the first human Mars mission can withstand the blaring acoustic output of its unprecedented launch power.
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An amped-up version of the ring she installed at her past exhibition at New York's Japan Society, this 10-foot-wide hoop changes color from gentle blue to gold as the sun strikes it at various times of the day.
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So the entire performance, making sure it really flows straight from whatever happened on camera that moment, with the director directing, is the final thing you see — just kind of the amped-up, coolest version of the scene we can do.
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But the change with Apple's 2016 generation of MacBook Pros is that those downsides have been amped up — more expensive and less compatible than ever before — to an extreme that exposes the fallacy of the continued use of the Pro moniker.
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The other reason Clinton's grubby foundation has been amped up into a Teapot Dome/Crédit Mobilier level of scandal is because of a cognitive flaw in the Trump voter that I discovered at a dinner party a few nights ago.
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THE JAW DROPPER Gender reveals are an exciting moment for expecting parents, and while gathering a group of family and friends together may be enough for some, this Louisiana family amped up the excitement by wrangling an alligator into the mix.
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They're wearing goggles and dancing but it still has way too much of the contact embarrassment you get from watching someone stumble through a VR demo for it to be actually enjoyable, especially with my empathy amped up on psylocibin.
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But the change with Apple's 29800 generation of MacBook Pros is that those downsides have been amped up — more expensive and less compatible than ever before — to an extreme that exposes the fallacy of the continued use of the Pro moniker.
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An outlier band in an outlier genre they didn't feel part of, the band's mix of amped-up, NWOBHM-inspired thrash and progressive sensibilities ensured they were misunderstood by apathetic US audiences and thwarted locally by the burgeoning LA glam scene.
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In case there was any doubt what they were talking about, Sondland then turned around and helpfully explained to the staffer that Trump was amped up about getting Ukraine to launch an investigation into former Vice President Joe Biden, Taylor said.
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Plans also call for a hugely amped-up castle, multiple rides based on Marvel superheroes, a new nighttime show with fireworks and fountains, and a performance venue based on "Moana," an animated musical that arrives in American theaters on Wednesday.
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In the midst of this election, the first significant national vote since the election of Donald Trump, Brett Kavanaugh's nomination and confirmation battle only amped up the existing pressure on questions of gender, power, women's health and women in elected office.
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In 1989, there was little opportunity for fans across the country to be exposed to conferences like the W.C.C. "You were more amped up to see what you could do," Carter said of playing as a midmajor in the national tournament.
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In this never-ending competition, carriers — mostly international ones — are now turning their attention to their youngest passengers, wooing children (and beleaguered parents) with new amenities such as toys, child-friendly toiletry kits, meals and amped up seat back entertainment.
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RIO DE JANEIRO, Aug 14 (Reuters) - The head of wrestling's global governing body was elated on Sunday after the sport's first round showed that a flood of rule changes resulted in amped-up action that ignited a surprisingly large crowd.
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He serves his curry straight or amped up into a near chili, which is stuffed in a brioche bun and topped by a hot dog that's been patted down with panko and deep-fried so it suggests a hard-shell taco.
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D-backs' Greinke dominates reeling Pirates PHOENIX — Zack Greinke admitted to being a bit "amped up" in the first three innings of the Thursday night game, going as far as to apologize to the plate umpire for snapping at him.
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To go the other way with Forky — to make him a crude, pea-brained, semi-suicidal hunk of plastic — sends the message that the stakes may be lower in this Toy Story iteration, but the whimsy and absurdity will be amped up.
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Reed sent his opening tee shot deep into the pines and opened his account with a bogey and McIlroy amped up the pressure with a birdie at the second while Reed settled for a par as the American's advantage narrowed to one stroke.
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The show's creators have spoken about how they've drawn their inspiration this season from the biggest sequels of the 1980s, such as Terminator 2 and Aliens, and this trailer shows that they have amped up the action and stakes this time around.
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He graduated to full scale arena rocker in the middle of the decade with amped-up hits like "Rock 'N Me" and "Take the Money and Run," and by the '453s songs like "Abracadabra" made him a video star on a nascent MTV.
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Brought to you in a new amped-up, faster-paced format sure to delight younger fans who would kill to see the cast of The Big Bang Theory racing in kayaks but who have no idea what The Facts of Life is.
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Sensing some urgency, the White House in recent days has amped up the pressure on GOP leaders to include several high-profile provisions –– largely immigration-related –– in the government spending package, any one of which could sink a deal and threaten a shutdown.
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" In an interview Friday on CNBC, CEO Howard Schultz amped up the drama: "We were on track to have a record quarter in Europe, and that unfortunately came to a screeching halt as a result of the act of terror in Paris.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - The head of wrestling's global governing body was elated on Sunday after the sport's first day at the Rio Olympics showed that a flood of rule changes resulted in amped-up action that ignited a surprisingly large crowd.
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O.J. Simpson: American Crime Story may have amped up interest in the "trial of the century" again, but O.J. Simpson's children with ex-wife Nicole Brown Simpson, Sydney and Justin, are avoiding the spotlight by making their lives thousands of miles away.
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The reality is that this impossible-to-predict, outsider election has demonstrated that standard political advertising practices -- relying on regular TV and radio slots -- have become too limited, too 20th century pro-forma, to work in this amped up, hyper-angry atmosphere.
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On Monday, the singer and actress amped up the drama on the black carpet at the Los Angeles premiere of her latest film, Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets, wearing a perfectly pastel pink dress complete with long-flowing train.
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Available as a customizable build, the R1 Razer Edition starts at $999 for the most basic (read: boring) model, but can easily be amped up with the inclusion of the aforementioned custom cooling system, glowing LED lights, and bespoke power supply cable sleeves.
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Lower-tier candidates looking to energize their campaigns have also been more pugnacious: Representative Tulsi Gabbard of Hawaii, for instance, has amped up her criticisms of the Democratic National Committee, the news media and even Hillary Clinton, who is not in the race.
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McAleenan will be taking on the position at a time when Trump has amped up his rhetoric about closing the southern border and taking on a more aggressive security stance amid a spike in illegal border crossings over the past few months.
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In the interview, Nadella said that he wants Microsoft to be able to "push boundaries," giving the HoloLens as an example: Under Nadella, Microsoft has made a monster bet on LinkedIn, and amped up its Surface line to near par with rival Apple.
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A storm that was initially forecast to arrive as a tropical storm instead amped up to furious intensity, hitting landfall just after midday near the small seaside community of Mexico Beach, 100 miles southwest of Tallahassee, with winds topping 155 miles per hour.
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You don't have to have a mental illness to go on a Twitter rampage or make rash decisions about your romantic life, but if you do have such an illness, having those behaviors amped up by the media isn't going to help.
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It's an evocative image with a lot to unpack, so let's look a little closer: Most of the imagery the new maternity portrait is working with is the same basic toolkit that the pregnancy portrait used, but it's all been amped up.
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She has been particularly outspoken against President Donald Trump and his immigration policies, having amped up calls to abolish the Immigration and Customs Enforcement following the Trump administration's zero-tolerance policy of criminally prosecuting all adults who illegally cross into the US.
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They amped up their criticism of the ethics of the Interior Department this week amid reports that a political appointee at the Department of Housing and Urban Development, Suzanne Tufts, would be moved to the Interior Department to act as its chief watchdog.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump's amped up rhetoric that the US is "locked and loaded" sparked new fears of war with Iran but also confusion about his true intentions following an attack on a Saudi oil field that rocked global oil markets.
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Trump himself muddied the waters on Thursday morning with his amped-up telephone call to to the morning cable show, during which he claimed Cohen had worked for him on the Stormy Daniels issue, but sought to distance himself from Cohen's other work.
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But after watching again, I think she was simply headed home from her evening at the church/food pantry with Pastor Tim — less exciting, though another indicator of how The Americans has us all amped up waiting for something bigger to happen.
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Atlanta's Regal Atlantic Station mixed up the two movies on Thursday night, according to those in the audience, meaning a crowd amped up for a Marvel blockbuster was met, instead, with the final installment of the erotic drama series starring Dakota Johnson and Jamie Dornan.
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Fortunately, we now have Looking Glass, which seems like it's basically an amped up version of The Voyeur's Motel with less decades of immense creepiness (but still lots of creepiness) and more bizarre flashing lights that have nothing to do with what's going on.
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"The irony here is, if China amped up economic pressure on North Korea, it might lead to a collapse -- which would mean more refugees even if a military conflict doesn't take place," said Dean Cheng of the Heritage Foundation, a conservative-leaning DC think tank.
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On its February 4, 2017 episode, just two weeks after Sean Spicer's inauguration crowd size outburst, Saturday Night Live rolled out its take on Spicer and the press briefings starring Melissa McCarthy as an amped-up, brash, fire-breathing, prop-wielding version of Spicer.
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But they struck with that film's director, Justin Lin, who reignited the franchise with 2009's Fast & Furious and took it to the next level with 2011's Fast Five, which amped up the action to cartoonishly elaborate levels—and, most importantly, added The Rock.
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Mike Riley watched his Oregon State teams drop seven straight "Civil War" games to Oregon before he bolted for Nebraska in December of 2014, so it should come as no surprise if the usually mild-mannered coach is a bit more amped up this week.
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Funding for preventing Zika from taking hold in the United States is critical: While vaccine research is an important part of this process in terms of prevention, surveillance and mosquito control will need to be amped up as the first wave of preventive measures.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump plans a speech at the Lincoln Memorial and a possible Air Force One flyover for an amped-up Independence Day celebration in Washington, drawing criticism that he wants to transform a traditionally nonpartisan, national event into a political rally.
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Bayonetta 2 is, I'm told, at its very best when played with everything enemy amped up to murder-me-plenty strength, but after failing to defeat a multi-armed boss a bucket-load of times, I dialed its aggression down to a manageable menace.
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Tekashi 6ix9ine has an even bigger target on his head than ever, now that the U.S. Attorney has just made public exactly how the rapper will help them bring alleged violent gang members down ... yet we've learned his security behind bars isn't being amped up.
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Both central characters are female: Essun, an "orogene" with amped-up, geological-scale telekinetic powers, who is gradually and not at all metaphorically turning to stone (and who had other names in earlier books), and Nassun, her estranged and equally dangerous pre-adolescent daughter.
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Apple's flagship is expected to have premium new features that have consumers so amped up that the mere idea of the device is already rumored to be affecting sales and is expected to kick off a "super cycle" of iPhone purchases across the market.
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The 840-horsepower muscle monster is so amped-up to tear away from the starting line that the car literally lifts a Guinness-certified off the ground for the first 2.92 feet, making it the first production car in the world to pop a wheelie at launch.
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Things really amped up recently when it came out that Thompson, 217, and longtime Kardashian-Jenner friend Jordyn Woods, 218, kissed at an afterparty at Thompson's Los Angeles home — a fact Woods confirmed on a Red Table Talk chat with Jada Pinkett Smith on March 203.
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The UK government has once again amped up its attacks on tech platforms' use of end-to-end encryption, and called for International co-operation to regulate the Internet so that it cannot be used as a "safe space" for extremists to communicate and spread propaganda online.
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The amped-up screening protocol—which could potentially include grilling visitors about their ideology—might apply to people across the globe, even those from long-standing US allies like Australia, the UK, and France, whose citizens can travel fairly freely to America thanks to Visa Waiver Program.
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And though her amped-up nervous system keeps bringing old-life reflexes into her new one — panic rises instantly when she comes home and doesn't immediately see and hear her daughter and babysitter — she does, in many ways, appear to have turned some kind of a corner.
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The states' investigation is as of yet separate from another antitrust review currently being conducted by the Department of Justice, and it comes as both Democrats on the campaign trail and the Trump administration have amped up the pressure on tech giants (albeit for entirely different reasons).
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The songs are amped-up versions of tracks that would later appear on his 1999 album Hours…, and to be honest, I actually prefer some of the Omikron cuts; notably, the track "New Angels of Promise" gains a bit of welcome stomp and bluster in the game version.
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I sometimes think of it as an outdoor stovetop as well, using it to heat oil in a deep cast-iron frying pan to crisp plump pieces of buttermilk-soaked chicken beneath a crust of flour amped up with spices, salt and pepper: fried chicken for a crowd.
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Demographic change and increasing socioeconomic uncertainty have amped up belief in conspiracy theories, according to Chip Berlet, co-author of Right-Wing Populism in America: Too Close for Comfort, a book published about two decades ago that seemed to anticipate this current moment, at least to some extent.
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The Yankees were the first to score when Aaron Judge crushed a two-run homer over the left-field fence off Liam Hendriks, taking advantage of a reliever pressed into starter duty who came in far too amped up and had trouble keeping his pitches in the strike zone.
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In the same way that cage-fighting bears sells on reality TV, such conflict also sells on Facebook's News Feed, which rewards posts that get a lot of engagement, as well as on Twitter and the larger ecosystem of amped-up cable news that feeds off viral content.
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He doesn't just see Film Riot as a way to teach people about what goes into filmmaking (although, if you watch enough, you'll start to notice the fake fires, amped-up punches, and artificial lighting effects that are used to make your favorite TV shows and movies look great).
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But while shelter-in-place orders and amped-up digital surveillance may be helpful in containing the virus's spread, they carry the danger that temporary exigencies be confused with permanent necessities, that the illiberal exception becomes the rule — survive the crisis and threaten our politics, even in normal times.
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For me, though, the growing culinary appeal of the Norwegian capital isn't best defined by Michelin — where the dominant DNA is Gallic gastronomic refinement — but rather a delectable local food culture that's based on the country's spectacular seafood and produce, amped up by the brevity of its growing season.
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On Friday night Biden amped up his attacks on competitors — something he started to do on the campaign trail in New Hampshire earlier this week, but laid out at more length during the debate — and continually emphasized his experience in the Senate and role in the Obama administration.
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Auctioned by: Bonhams Estimated price: $4 million to $7 million The Jaguar E-Type is considered by many to be the most beautiful car ever built, and the Lightweight made several improvements, becoming a legend for its more aerodynamic tail, aluminum bodywork and amped up engine and suspension.
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Research on biometric tech has amped up, leading to mobile apps that read various unique-to-you body parts to help verify your identity, raising all kinds of security and privacy concerns, and it's still an open question as to how government and manufacturers are going to address it all.
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Musk's vision resembles science fiction more than reality at this point, but this, at least, seems crucial to his plan: fully and rapidly reusable hardware, perfectly tuned versions of the docking technology currently used by Dragon, and an amped-up version of the recovery method that brings home a Falcon 9.
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Saoirse Ronan already wowed us with her sexy, plunging emerald-hued Calvin Klein Collection gown for the evening, but instead of letting the gown steal the show, she amped up her beauty look with a matching subtle green-and-silver-tinted smoky eye, fresh, nude lip and effortless textured waves.
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Crash any of their after-hours hangs (or just simply scroll your Instagram feed), and you'll see that this generation is trading in those overplayed party getups for off-kilter mashups that are fresh, creative, and comfortable — and yet, still amped up enough to stand out on any dance floor.
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That's become a hot-button issue amid the company's seemingly never-ending stream of privacy scandals and accusations of monopolistic behavior, to the point where CEO Mark Zuckerberg has publicly made suggestions about what those regulations should look like and Silicon Valley firms including Facebook have amped up their lobbying efforts.
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If you're not quite certain about going full-fledged Kylie Jenner glam for this year's New Year's Eve celebrations (but if you are, we did find some perfect outfit options too), J.Law's subtle, sexy style can be amped up with a few key pieces to create a classy holiday outfit.
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If the amped-up emotion might ordinarily prompt theatergoers to eye the exits, it was in keeping with the instruction that Bryan Doerries, the group's co-founder and artistic director, gives the nearly 200 actors on his rotating roster: Make the audience members so uncomfortable that they wish they hadn't come.
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According to the White House Historical Association, subsequent presidents scaled back the quantity of press conferences, but amped up the drama by holding them in primetime: In the period following the Kennedy administration, presidents have gradually adapted to high-risk high-reward nature of the on the record press conference.
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On the 45-minute drive from New York, Mr. Honawar explained to me that Indians consider most other cuisines bland, so they've created their own "amped up" version of Chinese food with added chile and garlic and prepared in thick gravies that give the dishes the consistency of Indian curries.
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The Bachelorette: Men Tell All episode of is never not dramatic, but with the promo showing Chad getting amped up on meats – plus picking fights with his former competitors, including milk-averse Alex, ever-earnest James T. and dreamy-real-person Wells – this reunion is sure to be the most explosive yet.
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Friday the 13th became one of the iconic slasher series of all time by turning in an increasingly amped-up installments throughout the '80s, throughout which Jason became less of a figure of terror and more of a video-game character, juggernauting his way through films in series of escalatingly violent set-pieces.
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DACA activists from Fight for Our Dream-- many of whom are undocumented themselves -- amped up their message of civil disobedience and hunger strikes demanding that Congress passes a clean DREAM Act, which would ensure a pathway to citizenship for undocumented youth with no strings attached like harmful enforcement amendments or border funding.
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Here's her pinakbet, vegetables stewed in fermented shrimp paste; her embutido, an egg-filled meatloaf; her pancit palabok, rice noodles tossed with a thick chicken gravy and topped with hardboiled eggs and poached shrimp; and good Lord, her empanadas, the ground-beef filling amped up with oyster sauce and sweetened with raisins.
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In recent months, as press coverage of the fund amped up and donations started pouring in, most of the family has been sleeping in the shack on couches and on the floor, taking calls from donors and potential patients during the day, often wearing the same clothes or PJs for days in a row.
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A year and a half later, sleepless but amped up on coffee and solidarity from a 29-hour marathon final bargaining session, I celebrated with the rest of the bargaining committee, made up of select union members who negotiated directly with the company, as the union and Vox Media management reached a contract agreement.
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D. isn't alone; predictably, mainstream journalists and politicians have either amped up their own online rhetoric or veered far in the other direction: In one recent instance, a comedian and talk show host called upon his audience to block thousands of Twitter users he deemed "right wing," partly on the basis of whom they follow.
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FROM COINAGE: These Athletes are Raking in the Most Endorsement Money Both Tom and Gisele wore black, slim-cut blazers for the intimate dinner with the queen of the Costume Institute, then amped up the "twinning" element by leaving just one button fastened at the waist, over a plain white t-shirt and skinny black trousers.
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Good headphones are full of contradictions: the moment you expand the soundstage, you reduce the intimacy of a performance; when you add an extra kick of bass to bring dynamism in, vocals are pushed back; and amped-up treble frequencies give you the greatest sense of detail and airiness, but are also the most fatiguing to listen to.
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It's hard to overstate how much fun this film was to see at TIFF in a crowd full of amped-up fans delighted to watch director-star James Franco retell the story of the infamous "best worst movie ever made," The Room, which has attained cult status at midnight screenings around the country since its 2003 release.
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Announced two months ago at an event in New York, the souped up version of Sony's console has been designed with 4K and high dynamic range gaming in mind, featuring amped up specs, including an eight-core x86-64 AMD Jaguar CPU, a GPU offering double the power of the earlier PS7 and a 1TB hard drive.
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Though their scrappy and full-throated sophomore album A Flourish and a Spoil deservedly landed on a handful of "Best of 2015" lists, it's the amped-up energy of their live show that really set them apart, culminating in a series of mostly-sold out headlining tours and a one-off opening slot for the Rolling Stones.
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Microsoft definitely wants you to upgrade its sparkly new Creators Update for Windows 10 — unless you have a old PC. The company began rolling out the software update a few weeks ago, giving Windows users with "newer devices" first access to the Creators update, which includes amped-up protection via Windows Defender, improvements to the Edge browser, and new 3D capabilities.
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CNN has amped up its political coverage since President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE took office, adding several contributors from both sides of the aisle and from government law enforcement agencies, including: former Sen.
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Criticism of the Trump presidency amped up more than usual this week following the partial government shutdown, ongoing stock market slide and the resignation of Defense Secretary James MattisJames Norman MattisOnly Donald Trump has a policy for Afghanistan New Pentagon report blames Trump troop withdrawal for ISIS surge in Iraq and Syria Mattis returns to board of General Dynamics MORE.
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Cousins observes that the world has only become more Wellesian—by which he means more visual, more open to the kinds of radical innovation pioneered in Welles's movies and in the meantime amped up by the advent of the internet—but somehow no less vulnerable to the kinds of despots that populated his pictures, quite a few them played by Welles himself.
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As powerful right-wing forces in Britain and the US continue to cosy up to each other, and the idea of the UK devolving into some kind of post-EU survivalist nightmare is amped up in the media, does it really seem inconceivable that the gun control laws that have protected us so well since Dunblane might come under threat?
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While the Obama administration maintained the refugee and asylum policy status quo, they also amped up the arming of Mexico — funding the beefing up of its federal police and immigration agency, both of which had a track record of violence and corruption — sought to deter fleeing minors, and, in keeping with decades of practice, selectively denied hundreds of thousands of asylum claims.
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After a merger unites her hippy-dippy company with a hard-edge corporate competitor, Lucy is obliged to share a desk with her opposite in every sense: Joshua, a cold, number-crunching, fanatically organized M.B.A. Their mutual loathing, manifested as a game both seem inordinately attached to, is amped up when they're encouraged to compete for a promotion that will make one the boss of the other.
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The grounds of San Francisco's Presidio Middle School were swarming when I arrived on a hot September afternoon to witness Benioff's latest good deed: TV crews, the mayors and superintendents from two cities, and roughly 1,000 amped-up middle schoolers well into a daylong Salesforce-themed fair, complete with Salesforce employees, Salesforce mascots, a Salesforce virtual reality experience, and Salesforce T-shirts for everyone.
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It's an amped up version of the Medicare Part B price index plan that would punish companies for continuing to sell any brand name drug at much higher prices in the U.S. than they do in similar countries like Canada and the UK. Those who do would be at risk of losing their patent protections early, meaning other companies could step in and produce their own generic versions.
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Vaccarello, who established his uber-sexy, extra-tailored aesthetic first at his eponymous brand and later at Versus Versace, reaffirmed his love for body-con silhouettes, all-black everything, and amped-up '80s glamour with a collection that somehow included basic denim, shearling jackets, slouchy boots, cocktail dresses with exaggerated sweetheart necklines, evening gowns in butterscotch leather, super-short PVC skirts, and glittering power suits (with power shoulders) all in one.
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Presumably — if Fury and the Skrulls hadn't made contact since the '90s, and Fury hadn't used the amped-up pager that Danvers made for him between the events of Captain Marvel and the end-credits of Avengers: Infinity War — Fury and the Skrulls met up sometime after or at Tony Stark's funeral (as Far From Home director Jon Watts has theorized), with Danvers updating him on the latest at that time.
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I tell that story every time I can because right now, with the amped-up college process, we are saying to 17- and 18-year-olds, "tell us what you're good at; tells us what you're all about," and they don't have the perspective to know that this is a silly request -- they may know what they want to be or who they are -- but I sort of hope they don't.
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The Four Seasons, a contemporary building with a large inner garden that's a haven from the bustling city, for example, significantly amped up its children's programming in 2017 to draw in younger guests and leisure travelers: On Sundays, the property has free activities, such as making Mexican crafts with a local artist, and holds special events throughout the year like an Easter egg hunt and games and an ice-cream cart near its outdoor pool come warm weather.
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Read more: Red hot up-and-comers Archie Sharp and Dennis McCann show the future of British boxing is as fun as it is flashyAnd on Saturday, July 13, Dubois showed he has the potential to live up to those expectations as the opening round alone showed an amped-up crowd just how hard he can hit, and get hit, as the punches exchanged with Gorman were so heavy, they sent tremors across the canvas and rattled the ropes around the ring.
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The spectacle at a waterfront plaza known as the José Martí Anti-Imperialist Platform, in front of the newly established United States Embassy, was remarkable: a seemingly endless crowd of an estimated 450,000 to a half-million stylish locals, largely teenagers, bouncing, dancing and roaring to amped-up electronic dance music, or E.D.M. This was the first concert in Cuba by a major pop act from the United States since the reinstatement of diplomatic relations between the two countries in December 1503.
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In response to those twitchy senators, Schiff and Jerrold NadlerJerrold (Jerry) Lewis NadlerLive coverage: Senators query impeachment managers, Trump defense Nadler floats John Kelly as potential impeachment witness Fox's Wallace: Nadler would pay to have his Clinton impeachment remarks 'expunged from the Earth' MORE have amped up the hysteria, trying to convince the country that President TrumpDonald John TrumpDemocrats outraged over White House lawyer's claim that some foreign involvement in elections is acceptable Senators take reins of impeachment trial in marathon question session White House announces task force to monitor coronavirus MORE's delay of aid to Ukraine endangered our national security or is putting the 2020 election in jeopardy.
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Sen. Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenBiden assures supporters the primary is still 'wide open' in lengthy phone call: report Former HUD secretary criticizes Bloomberg on housing policy Warren: We are watching a descent into authoritarianism MORE (D-Mass.), a Democratic presidential candidate, said Wednesday that the country is watching a "descent into authoritarianism," as she amped up her call for Attorney General William BarrWilliam Pelham BarrWarren: We are watching a descent into authoritarianism Hillicon Valley: Facebook suspends misinformation networks targeting US | Lawmakers grill census officials on cybersecurity | Trump signs order to protect GPS | Dem senators propose federal facial recognition moratorium CNN anchor rips Trump over Stone while evoking Clinton-Lynch tarmac meeting MORE to resign.
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