Streaming services are beefing up their video programs Many of Spotify's competitors are also looking at beefing up their video offerings as the race for paid subscribers intensifies.
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Stranger Things is beefing up its cast for Season 2.
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Presidential candidates beefing on Twitter was the most 2016 thing.
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Feminists have a long history of beefing with mainstream media.
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They're also solid tools for beefing up your emergency fund.
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Google and Oracle are also beefing up their cloud offerings.
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Keef and Tekashi have been beefing on social media for months.
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Several are beefing up their staffs in anticipation of big crowds.
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Collectively, beefing up of its conventional forces bolsters Seoul's deterrence capabilities.
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Meanwhile, some British firms are beefing up their presence in Brussels.
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Banks are also beefing up reserves to meet new global regulations.
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But hey, at least he was right about beefing up security.
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Beefing up digital efforts could help Biden's campaign in this regard.
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Instead, Mnuchin claimed, he'll focus on beefing up anti-counterfeiting measures.
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That was the summer that Drake was beefing with Meek Mill.
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Economic growth first, redistribution and beefing up the safety net second.
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Apple, a longtime hardware company, is beefing up its software plays.
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Beefing up the tax credits, however, will make the legislation more costly.
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Now the firm appears to be beefing up its focus on biotech.
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Instead, China is beefing them up and driving them into new territory.
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Mr Trump proposes starving some regulatory agencies while beefing up military spending.
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He also will be tasked with beefing up driver rewards and incentives.
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Remember, Tekashi and Keef had been beefing leading up to the shooting.
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Apple has been beefing up its own music business, Apple Music, recently.
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CNBC previously reported that Amazon was quietly beefing up its private labels.
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Airbnb is beefing up its federal advocacy presence, bringing on former Rep.
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Airbnb is beefing up its federal advocacy presence, bringing on former Rep.
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AMS aims to overcome those concerns by beefing up its auto business.
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Drop anyone you've been beefing with off the face of the Earth.
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Tech giants like Google and Amazon are beefing up their healthcare strategies.
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New York (CNN Business)Amazon is beefing up its presence in Austin.
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Mr. Gabbay welcomed a beefing up of religious content in public schools.
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They might consider spending some of those earnings on beefing up their security.
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Only now are companies like McDonald's and Chipotle beefing up their digital efforts.
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In response, AbbVie has been beefing up its pipeline by buying newer drugs.
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One person who Raelynn, 22, wasn't beefing with was her husband, Josh Davis.
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The brand is currently working on beefing up its disjointed e-commerce presence.
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Traditional retailers are beefing up their digital capabilities to better compete with Amazon.
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The plan includes beefing up other transportation options like buses and bike lanes.
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Beefing up its software with useful new features has never been more important.
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So relaxing and beefing up those muscles is a logical place to start.
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Yet the company is clearly beefing up its efforts to, well, beef up.
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Several said they were reviewing internal regulations and beefing up product control oversight.
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Walmart (WMT) is also beefing up its presence in the health care sector.
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And beefing up the UN law of the sea could inspire further action.
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Beefing up security has helped, but it hasn't stopped the school shooting problem.
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Tech has spent years beefing up its presence in Washington's corridors of power.
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China's Xiaomi is beefing up its patent portfolio, acquiring 1,500 patents from Microsoft.
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Hannah and James even healed old wounds after beefing during The Bachelorette finale.
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The group is also finally beefing up official support for Bluetooth hearing aids.
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Start beefing up your whole grains and carbs, and think outside the box.
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Google has responded by beefing up its lobbying efforts in the European Union.
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Expect other companies to keep beefing up the number of cameras this year.
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But the constant beefing wasn't a campaign tactic, it was just who Trump is.
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Rainwater manages Dallas-based rapper Mo3 ... who has a history of beefing with Yella.
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In response, the company has been beefing up its wireless security and datacenter businesses.
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DoorDash is also beefing up its in-house team of autonomous and navigation specialists.
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The new police chief started beefing up staffing on nonfatal shootings in mid-2171.
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The Trump administration has been adding interceptors, beefing up radars and conducting new tests.
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But the even bigger thing is how much it's beefing up Do Not Disturb.
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Local police are beefing up their presence in downtown Cologne in the coming days.
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FYI ... prior to Turner beefing up this summer -- he weighed in at 255 pounds.
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As the threat grows, so does the case for beefing up defences against disease.
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One solution could be beefing up child care subsidies or expanding universal pre-K.
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Read more: Companies like Walmart, CVS, and Amazon are beefing up their healthcare strategies.
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And a lot of other online companies are kind of beefing up their offerings.
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Countries like France and Germany also are beefing up their climate diplomacy, he said.
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Read more: Tech giants like Google and Amazon are beefing up their healthcare strategies.
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Basically, starting a beef with garlic is kind of like beefing with the world.
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Apple is beefing up its security team by hiring a zero-day exploit team.
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Beefing up the department's internet infrastructure is a key task in the months ahead.
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Goldman Sachs is beefing up its technology team with a top Amazon cloud executive.
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Our sources in Omarosa's camp say she also didn't appreciate Trump beefing with Rep.
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The government efforts come as companies like Apple are beefing up their health tools.
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Alibaba, meanwhile, has been beefing up its offerings, snapping up food delivery service Ele.
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He has expressed openness to other approaches to beefing up the military space mission.
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Netflix is "actively beefing up its marketing team," according to the research firm Forrester.
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Amazon has been beefing up its development of genre TV shows for Prime Video.
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Read more: Tech giants like Google and Amazon are beefing up their healthcare strategies.
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The US and its allies and partners are beefing up their presence in the region.
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Check it out ... the man Ronnie's beefing with keeps shouting something about Gucci and hustling.
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The directive also signaled beefing up the border with an additional 5,000 border protection officers.
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Dropbox is beefing up its productivity tools and making cloud files much easier to find.
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The Swedes are beefing up defense spending and increasing cooperation with their NATO neighbors, too.
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"We've always advocated for beefing up patrol and having more officers in uniform," Ryan said.
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It would act as a backstop to its bank-resolution board, beefing up banking union.
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GOVERNMENTS THE world over are beefing up defence spending—chief among them America's and China's.
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The company is also beefing up the audio powers for its first widely-available product.
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Move over Skype, Facebook Messenger is beefing up its calling features in a big way.
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Phil Emery's 2014 Draft and Pace's 2015 Draft focused on beefing up the front seven.
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Danielle Bregoli's beefing again ... but breathe with ease, Iggy and Kylie ... it ain't about y'all.
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The company has been beefing up its search presence to take on Google and Microsoft.
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One minute they're cool, and maybe working on an album together, the next they're beefing.
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Beefing up fee-generating products is a good antidote to Europe's anaemic interest rate environment.
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Facebook's Instagram has been beefing up its camera features, making its app more like Snapchat.
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Beefing up your savings can help counterbalance the motherhood impact on that Social Security check.
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Advertisers like Mr. Neil also like that Snapchat is beefing up its television-like lineup.
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Republicans have spent $100 million since Romney's defeat beefing up their data and digital forces.
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The company has been beefing up its in-house fashion brand offerings for months now.
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The next step in becoming a Misfits fan is joining a gym and beefing up.
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Target has been beefing up its private labels in-store, particularly in the home department.
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We are journalistically obligated to mention that his father has been beefing with LaVar Ball.
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They were fined several billion dollars for basically not beefing the security up to standards.
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More importantly, it's planning on beefing up future Fire TV soundbars into proper media switchers.
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Walmart (WMT), which is the nation's largest grocery, is beefing up its delivery options, too.
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Amazon has been quietly beefing up its ads business for months, according to various reports.
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It has also been beefing up its restaurants and snack bars, programming and lounge options.
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Abolishing employment-tribunal fees would be a step forward, as would beefing up the tax office.
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SanDisk announced at Mobile World Congress today that it's beefing up its iOS flash drive line.
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Microsoft has cloud-computing ambitions; Walmart already has revenues nudging $500bn and is beefing up online.
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America is also beefing up Ukrainian naval facilities east of Odessa to take larger foreign warships.
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Rumors have swirled around the tech world for months about Apple beefing up its services business.
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So Ball and Embiid have been beefing for the past couple of days, because I dunno.
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Japan is beefing up its armed forces and sending its navy into the South China Sea.
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Beefing up the agency will be essential, former ATF Special Agent in Charge Joseph Vince said.
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Remember, 6ix9ine and Keef were beefing all spring over social media leading up to the shooting.
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The Trump campaign is beefing up its communications team as several Democrats enter the 2020 race.
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In 23, a gunman's attack on Parliament made Canadians think again about beefing up security measures.
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Karma is focused on beefing up its California plant and will source drivetrain components from BMW.
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It's not Omio's first acquisition (others have included BusRadar for beefing up its bus search capabilities).
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Under pressure from several governments, it has been beefing up its moderator ranks since last year.
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This means beefing up our governance stuff a bit and maintaining our stability as a board.
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Tekashi had also been beefing with Chief Keef, who was targeted by shooters back in June.
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Beefing up protections and controls on personal privacy needs to be a national security priority. pic.twitter.
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Christian colleges are beefing up or highlighting offerings in STEM fields like engineering and computer science.
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Key hiresGemini has been beefing up its executive ranks, hiring experienced leaders from financial services incumbents.
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It has been working on speeding up delivery times and beefing up its own shipping network.
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Jason Derulo is officially beefing with Instagram, and it's all because of one perfectly placed eggplant.
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Walmart (WMT) is beefing up its free, ad-driven service Vudu through MGM and other partners.
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The streaming company is beefing up its programming in part so it can compete with others.
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Lowering rates and beefing up oversight could be a good solution elsewhere in the system, too.
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But the military services have responded to the proposed increase by beefing up their shopping lists.
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Some experts, however, said China faces challenges in coming decades in beefing up the yuan's global role.
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This spring, it began focusing on beefing up and introduced features designed to limit spam and harassment.
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Beefing up the secretariat is one step; devolving some smaller decisions from board level would help too.
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Recently foreign rivals have been beefing up their offerings too, including MOS's arch-rival, Makku—McDonald's Japan.
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The congressman also began beefing up his policy positions in March to prepare for the likely bid.
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Amazon is beefing up its Prime membership offering, moving from free 2-day shipping to 1-day.
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China's relentless beefing up of its military forces has created an urgent need for wider-ranging agreements.
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It doesn't look like it will sell smartphones Stateside for some while, despite beefing up on patents.
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If you save a lot of files locally, consider beefing the storage up from 128GB to 256GB.
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Beefing up the Switch's capabilities comes as no surprise, given the console is already two years old.
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Instead of beefing up their London ops, they will take that business to Frankfurt or to Brussels.
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Last month, Google announced it was retiring Picasa and would shift focus to beefing up Google Photos.
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Kanter has been beefing with Turkey president Recep Tayyip Erdoğan for years -- often comparing Erdogan to Hitler.
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He told me beefing up these four pillars would help any community dealing with the same crisis.
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It's also beefing up the Featured tab with better intelligence, filtering out apps you already have installed.
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The timing is interesting, considering Uzi is beefing with DJ Drama and Don Cannon's label, Generation Now.
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The D.C. government is beefing up its legal team ahead of an anticipated legal challenge against Exxon.
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Citi AAdvantage Platinum Select World Elite Mastercard, because I've been beefing up my stash of AA miles.
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In turn, Penney's has also worked on beefing up other divisions, like those for makeup and appliances.
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Australian banks are beefing up their own FinTech operations in response to growing competition from digital rivals.
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Retailers including Wal-Mart, , , and are, in turn, beefing up their online offerings ahead of the holidays.
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The IRS has been beefing up its enforcement efforts in that area and cracking down on scofflaws.
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At the time it seemed weird they'd be grabbing lunch together because Kim and Rob were beefing.
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Then, because late capitalist America would be nothing without brands beefing online, Wendy's quickly upped the ante.
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It could be beefing up your skills or being the first one in the office every day.
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We're told an older man started beefing with Miranda's buddy, and things started spiraling out of control.
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" — TREVOR NOAH, impersonating Trump "I really can't believe Trump is beefing with a dead man — and losing.
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So beefing up net operating losses has long been one of lawmakers' go-to moves during downturns.
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When the dust settled ... Tyrese was the first one to publicly say beefing was straight-up unprofessional.
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NuStar Energy and others are beefing up their energy export infrastructure at ports like Corpus Christi, Tex.
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Ethical hacking exists, whether you're beefing up a site's security or detecting foul play on the deep web.
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United Technologies has been beefing up its commercial aerospace business, which includes jet engine maker Pratt and Whitney.
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The National, who are currently beefing with Karl Rove, were the musical guests on Saturday's CBS This Morning.
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Companies including J.C. Penney are likewise beefing up their beauty assortment to try to capitalize on the trend.
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The company has said it has been beefing up monitoring and customer support to weed out improper transactions.
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The dude who got crushed is reportedly Thouxanbanfauni, a rapper who's been Twitter beefing for days with Yachty.
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He said companies operate in election cycles, only beefing up security measures in the final months before voting.
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It's no wonder so many of them are choosing to pour resources into beefing up their security systems.
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Bell has been beefing with the Steelers for years -- demanding (and failing to get) a long-term contract.
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Beefing up the border wall and cracking down on illegal immigration have become pillars of Trump's campaign platform.
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It's a reminder that the company not only builds devices but has also been beefing up software development.
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Lastly, it's worth noting that Facebook's penchant for beefing with journalists on Twitter is a relatively new development.
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Oracle, for instance, is shedding staff in China just as Huawei is simultaneously beefing up its enterprise business.
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Instead, employees are beefing up their online resumes with more soft skills like management, leadership and customer service.
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And before beefing up a payment, make sure you understand the type of loan and your repayment options.
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Also likely to come under scrutiny is Pompeo's full-throated endorsement of beefing up the government's surveillance capabilities.
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Donald Trump is beefing up his digital strategy as he enters the general election campaign against Hillary Clinton.
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Netflix also appears to be beefing up the team behind its marketing partnerships, Cheddar reported earlier this year.
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While most states have been beefing up monument restrictions in recent years, Mississippi has played the long game.
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Sony is beefing up gaming functions of its smartphones to tap customers of its successful PlayStation gaming business.
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Some Senate Republicans have been worried Mulvaney might not go along with beefing up spending on military programs.
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The two very big boys Soulja Boy and Chris Brown are, in case you didn't know, extremely beefing.
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The company also unveiled changes to its engineering team that are directed at beefing up its cloud strategy.
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ShopRite, Stop & Shop and Kroger (KR) are three major chains beefing up their security, according to the companies.
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It has also invested in Uber Eats and is beefing up Uber Freight, its long-haul-trucking division.
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That includes beefing up the type of military aid the U.S. offers Ukraine to include more lethal weaponry.
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Most importantly, Putin suggested diminishing the powers of the presidency and beefing up those of the prime minister.
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In October, CNN reported the EPA was beefing up Pruitt's 24/7 security, hiring a dozen more agents.
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Game, no stranger to beefing with Tekashi, also assesses whether 69's career will survive the rat game.
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Both the major shipping companies and retailers are beefing up their staffing to meet growing demand for online shopping.
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New York (CNN Business)Best Buy has succeeded during the online shopping era by beefing up its customer service.
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Police are beefing up their security measures after 49 people were killed at the Pulse nightclub in Orlando, Florida.
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The company is beefing up its Louisville operations for the big event and has teamed up with Churchill Downs.
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Beefing over Wahoo is worrying about a broken taillight when your car is actually just an old cardboard box.
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The company has been spending to reduce staff and office space, while also beefing up its credit card business.
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While Melissa Etheridge and Perez Hilton have been beefing with Jolie, Delevingne has nothing but praise for the actress.
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There's been a blitz of corporations saying they're giving employees one-time bonuses, increasing wages or beefing up benefits.
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Elliott's bitter 2017 fight with paintmaker Akzo Nobel prompted the new Dutch government to propose beefing up corporate protections.
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Matt Bevin signed into law a bill beefing up the state's "informed consent" requirement for women seeking an abortion.
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Beyond beefing up SARA, making sure a species doesn't end up as at-risk is a priority, Snider said.
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Cazeneuve spoke to France Inter on Wednesday morning about the issues involved with beefing up security at airport entrances.
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Once he had the basics nailed, Knight took more time finessing his Spanish skills by beefing up his grammar.
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The executive orders expands federal background checks on online and gun show sales while beefing up firearms regulation enforcement.
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Surveillance Also likely to come under scrutiny is Pompeo's full-throated endorsement of beefing up the government's surveillance capabilities.
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Prison gangs are actually beefing in prison right now over who controls the "chew" trade as they call it.
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They included beefing up enforcement measures at legal ports of entry, where the majority of drug smuggling takes place.
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In an era when most companies (Motorola included) have been beefing up batteries, this feels like a step backward.
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The Czech Parliament has also discussed proposals to emulate Hungary by building border fences and beefing up border security.
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Companies are beefing up their top digital talent as they seek to harness artificial intelligence and other advanced tech.
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As we reported, the nightclubs hosting her events are beefing up, but Cardi's viewing everything as business as usual.
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Beyonce killed it at Coachella, but now people are beefing, asking who is the top entertainer of all time?
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However, we're told Khloe feels things have gotten better between them, and she rejects the notion they're still beefing.
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New York (CNN Business)Citibank is beefing up its checking account offering with free ATM withdrawals and higher yields.
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And China likely wouldn't be talking about beefing up its intellectual property protections if it weren't for Trump's tariffs.
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In Silicon Valley terms that response was akin to Cardi B beefing on Nicki Minaj, except quantumly more geeky.
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Trump didn't need a pollster after all; however, the tycoon's general-election prospects have necessitated beefing up his team.
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Trump said he and Ryan largely agree on issues of border security, trade and beefing up the U.S. military.
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Trump campaigned on pledges to tighten U.S. immigration policies, including beefing up border security and stemming the flow of refugees.
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DeVos is busy beefing up on security, since her ideas are so unpopular that she fears for her own safety.
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In two of its most popular apps, search and maps, Google is beefing up privacy with a new incognito mode.
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Remember, Oscar and Dana have been beefing hard lately -- with Dana calling Oscar all sorts of nasty names on ESPN.
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The company has been beefing up its presence in the mobile video market, where Snapchat and YouTube pose strong competition.
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Doing so looks aimed at beefing up its competitive edge against the likes of multimodal travel planners, such as GoEuro.
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In developing countries, however, beefing up security often comes at the steep cost of spending cuts to social welfare programs.
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It is, however, a sign that designers are beefing up their accessories lines because, hey, that's where the money is.
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Its investments include adding a loyalty program, beefing up technology and rolling out delivery boxes designed to keep pizzas hotter.
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That the DEA and FBI should be combined, or something else should happen to keep them from beefing so pettily.
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Followers were enthralled recently when Mongeau, who recently become engaged to fellow internet star Jake Paul, started beefing on Twitter.
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Learn what Sneak thinks about Beatport, beefing, and his endless supply of blunts on this episode of Rave Curious podcast.
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Southwest Airlines and Alaska Airlines are also beefing up the number of flights they offer as summer travel heats up.
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The House passed an intelligence bill aimed at beefing up efforts to combat covert Russian attempts to influence foreign affairs.
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Rivals including Kroger, Target, Aldi, Lidl, Costco, Whole Foods and even Amazon are beefing up their private-label food lines.
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It responded by beefing up its food safety expertise and giving away millions of free burritos to woo back diners.
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RESA should include an RMD exemption for seniors with moderate account balances, paid for by beefing up stretch IRA reform.
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Why Walgreens might want to go privateRead more: Companies like Walmart, CVS, and Amazon are beefing up their healthcare strategies.
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India has been beefing up its military presence in the Andamans, 750 nautical miles from mainland India, in recent years.
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The police said they were beefing up security around mosques and in Muslim neighborhoods, and trying to tamp down tensions.
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Eventually, Gillette was forced to reverse course by introducing lower-cost razors and beefing up its cheaper disposable shaver collection.
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The move comes as retail rivals Amazon and Target are both beefing up their own delivery options for grocery items.
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They also previously had a discussion with at least one Republican operative about beefing up communications at the campaign committee.
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Obama announced Tuesday that he is expanding federal background checks on firearms sales and beefing up law enforcement on guns.
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The company has steered through upheaval in retail by beefing up customer service and turning stores into modern-looking showrooms.
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But one gets the sneaking suspicion it's also for the intrinsic silliness of beefing and even hip-hop as phenomena.
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I'm scared that I'm not scared enough of things and I should not be beefing with raccoons in San Francisco.
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As Recode has previously reported, Apple is focused on beefing up online services, particularly streaming content, as iPhone sales slow.
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Some companies are beefing up their perks by offering four-day workweeks to entice workers seeking a better work-life balance.
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The company claims it's beefing up the number of staff charged with reviewing advertisements and developing AI tools for detecting violations.
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In 2016, we're going to see companies like Oracle, SAP, Salesforce, AOL, Google and Facebook beefing up their martech war chests.
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Uncertainty over Britain's future access to the European Union has meant Deutsche Bank has begun beefing up its presence in Frankfurt.
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The advisory firm is beefing up its restructuring group with the addition of George Mack, formerly Barclays' head of global restructuring.
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Twitter is also beefing up its partnerships with other companies hoping to capitalize on its 134 million monetizable daily active users.
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The EU is beefing up its testing system but there will still be lots of grey areas for carmakers to exploit.
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Something similar is true in competition policy, where free-market Britain has been a big force behind beefing up EU law.
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The incident was later brandished as the justification for beefing up police firepower—and its legacy is still being felt today.
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Authorities in New York had previously announced that they were beefing up security around the city after the explosion in Chelsea.
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Both are also beefing-up of their defenses and in India's case, its defense industry, promoting heavily its supersonic BrahMos missile.
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In fact, Floyd and Manny have already begun beefing on social media ... trading serious barbs on Instagram and Twitter on Tuesday.
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Nord Stream 2 also gives Russia infrastructure in the Baltic region, a possible justification for beefing up its military presence there.
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Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson and Vin Diesel are officially beefing, and sources say the drama has been brewing for some time.
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Instead, teenagers are beefing up their resumes with community service and summer classes, which means less free time for a job.
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Either way you look at it, Sling TV is beefing up its offerings to become a more legitimate cable TV alternative.
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Since chief executive Torbjorn Tornqvist sold some of his shares to employees, the firm has steadily been beefing up its management.
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The administration said the dollar increase would generate an extra $28503 million, which would be funneled toward beefing up aviation security.
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It's interesting ... Kanye claims Drake is the one who started making threats, but Drizzy's the one beefing up his home security.
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While this kind of mid-cycle upgrade isn't typical for game consoles, Sony isn't the only one beefing up its hardware.
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Last week, diplomats at Brazil's Foreign Ministry laid out the BRICS agenda including beefing up cooperation in fighting terrorism and corruption.
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Pinterest is beefing up its management ranks ahead of an expected IPO filing that could come as early as next year.
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Democrats have pushed to leave states' authority intact and for beefing up the federal government's ability to police for privacy abuses.
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That's also why Atlassian is beefing up Atlassian Access, the central-command interface for all of its products, with more features.
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In fact, many traditional retailers have responded by beefing up their web sites and shifting resources away from their physical stores.
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Last week, diplomats at Brazil's Foreign Ministry laid out the BRICS agenda including beefing up cooperation in fighting terrorism and corruption.
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On one hand, he dismissed the idea of beefing up border security in the north and complimented the Canadian healthcare system.
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Der Spiegel is beefing up its staffing to support its six full-time correspondents in the United States for the vote.
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You see Desiigner beefing with the trash talker before trying to grab the man's shirt, and then throwing a left hook!
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In response, several retailers say that they are beefing up the approval process for designs and investing in digital screening technologies.
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Chael also says he's got his NEXT opponent in mind after Bellator 170 ... a guy he's been beefing with for years.
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Get more training If you do find yourself getting stuck on the same issue, be proactive in beefing up your skills.
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Instead, as the president indicated, Mr. Kushner limited his focus on beefing up border security and reworking the legal immigration system.
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You think it's going to be a good get-together and then everybody is beefing and not cool with each other.
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Greece and Bulgaria, both European Union member states, said they were beefing up frontier controls to prevent the migrants crossing illegally.
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Recruiters, managing partners, and executive coaches recommended beefing up your skill set to make up for lacking years in the business.
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Other ideas like increasing Medicaid reimbursement rates and expanding access to services and beefing up research funds would also be costly.
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Warren said the U.S. could better deal with tech companies by beefing up and enforcing the antitrust laws on the books.
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Those on the right of the conference continue to stress that they need more resources dedicated to beefing up border security.
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Indeed, a spate of recent reports suggest the regime is still at work beefing up various parts of its nuclear arsenal.
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Instead of beefing, we should just agree with the president that there were "very fine people" in both sides at Charlottesville.
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Former officials have said Trump could adopt measures used by past administrations, including constructing temporary tent housing and beefing up technology.
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Over the last three years, the Kenyan government has cracked down on poaching, beefing up the KWS and enacting stricter laws.
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Prosecutors spent hundreds of thousands of dollars beefing up staff to find victims of low-level misdemeanors, such as vandalism or shoplifting.
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The gift basket would have been an interesting olive branch because Nicki and Cardi were beefing earlier this year -- but no dice.
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The whole concept of Donald Trump beefing with the pontiff is honestly fucking amazing—maybe Francis is the babyface this election needs.
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Google Maps is beefing up its app to help electric vehicle owners find the most suitable and closest place to charge up.
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This will include beefing up its management team with the aim of scaling up marketing and sales, and establishing new channel partners.
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Goldman Sachs, in particular, has been beefing up deposits as it looks to disrupt the traditional brick-and-mortar banking business online.
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Weeknd: lol myself, clearlyWeeknd: I was on the 26 Shades of Grey soundtrackWeeknd: You were beefing with street rappersWeeknd: It's not calculus.
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The White House argues that the funding cuts are needed to help rein in the budget deficit while beefing up military spending.
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That oafishness is the primary characteristic of Sons online; they generally can't do anything without just fuckin' beefing it in some way.
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Often, the fights started because participants had a history of beefing in past edits, and were intentionally trying to sabotage the process.
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More than 70 percent of that was produced by China, which has been tightening environmental regulations and beefing up its monitoring capabilities.
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Over the past three years since Greene came on board, the company has spent a whopping $30 billion beefing up the infrastructure.
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And I think you are seeing the banks being much tougher in terms of their own compliance standards, beefing up their compliance.
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Netflix is beefing up its foreign-language original programming with a new drama being shot and produced in Spain, according to Variety.
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Tujia's main rival in China is Airbnb, which is beefing up its presence and looking to lure in the country's young millennials.
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Many privacy and consumer watchdogs say beefing up the agency's powers and resources to handle data privacy should be a top priority.
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Gun laws: The House is set to vote on a package combining concealed carry reciprocity with beefing up the background check system.
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We are terrified of being robbed The world is a scary place, so we are beefing up our DIY home security systems.
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Companies across the world are sending their workers home and beefing up emergency measures to limit the risk of further coronavirus outbreak.
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Iger proceeded to engineer a dizzying series of multi-billion-dollar deals, first beefing up the company's animation footprint by buying Pixar.
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Nike is also heavily focused on beefing up its own e-commerce platform and owned stores to sell more directly to consumers.
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The Trump administration for months has been quietly beefing up "extreme vetting" procedures for people seeking visas to enter the United States.
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Some analysts say VW is beefing up its used-car sales strategy to counter falling residual values for diesel cars in Germany.
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Bhad Bhabie went on IG this week to call out 17-year-old actress Skai Jackson, whom she's recently started beefing with.
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The city recently pledged to spend twenty-one million dollars to combat Zika, and Shah's lab has been beefing up its operations.
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Microsoft is beefing up a new team intended to help the Redmond, Washington-based company win back consumers, recent job postings indicate.
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The division also received a boost last year when it took advantage of a shortage of opioid painkillers by beefing up production.
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Major tech companies are beefing up their lobbying amid scrutiny from Congress over their handling of Russian interference in the 2016 election.
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You do have options for beefing up your home Wi-Fi, and now you might have a good excuse to do so.
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Since 2010, when Iran faced a cyberattack on its nuclear facilities, the country has focused heavily on beefing up its defense operations.
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It's not a fun place to browse the virtual shelves ... It also comes as Amazon has been quietly beefing up its advertising operation.
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" In addition to its investigation, those steps reportedly include communicating directly with those affected, beefing up security, and engaging with "leading cybersecurity experts.
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According to the Times, they involve requiring more gun dealers to conduct background checks and beefing up federal enforcement of existing gun laws.
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Both Montreal and Gatineau said they will be beefing up security and surveillance, according to the CBC, paying particular attention to local mosques.
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Since President Trump signed an executive order apparently beefing up immigration law enforcement, stories about undocumented immigrants seeking refuge at churches have emerged.
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Washington has been trying to cut Iran's oil exports to zero with sanctions while beefing up the U.S. military presence in the Gulf.
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Time, like other newspaper and magazine publishers, has been beefing up its digital services to cope with diminishing revenue from the print business.
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We do that with parts of drug prohibition, we do that with creating more evolved syndicates, we do that with beefing up technologically.
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Hart is friends with a lot of big-time athletes -- including LeBron James, who's been publicly beefing with Trump since he took office.
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Specifically, the recommendations include beefing up qualification standards for sailors who stand watch -- a key point of failure in the two deadly collisions.
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The child star is known for swearing, dropping slurs, and beefing with viral stars like "cash me outside" girl Danielle "Bhad Bhabie" Bregoli.
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The reality star sent a series of tweets on Tuesday criticizing her fans for "beefing" with fans of her sister Kim Kardashian West.
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Talk of beefing up workers' rights, say, may nudge a Labour MP towards backing the deal, but convince a Tory to oppose it.
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The online shopping giant has been quietly beefing up its ads business in recent months, and Wall Street is starting to take notice.
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The bigger company has been divesting of some of its international operations at the same time that it is beefing up in India.
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Amazon is beefing up Alexa's capabilities on its Fire TV, adding a slew of new voice-activated features to its set-top box.
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She's been beefing with WWE rival Becky Lynch -- who's been taking personal shots at Rousey ... including insulting her husband and UFC fighting career.
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Museums now turn to beefing up marketing, education, and community engagement efforts, often with the intention of making demographic shifts in audience makeup.
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There's not much more to it than that, but Miller told NBC Bay Area he's open to the idea of beefing it up.
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The city recently passed two new measures beefing up renters' protections, and the artists facing displacement are taking full advantage of the law.
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They only reinforce to the Iranian public and leadership the necessity of beefing up – rather than rolling back – Iran's "malign" deterrents against attack.
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In the Navy's case, they say, this means spending billions beefing up a 277-ship fleet to the nice round number of 350.
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Meantime, Kohl's is beefing up its product assortment on sale this season, highlighting key categories the company believes will sell better than others.
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South Africa has responded to crime by beefing up its national police force to 2000,247, a 633 percent increase from 13,26 in 2000.
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Some travel advocacy groups are urging the administration to consider other alternatives to the ban, like beefing up enrollment in trusted traveler programs.
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The company has also been beefing up its distribution in Asia, which Clarke has predicted will be the company's biggest market by 2017.
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There's a folder called "facebook_convos" that are just a series of screenshots of him beefing with his Facebook friends and family about politics.
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Among its subsequent moves was beefing up its medical research, hiring more scientists and partnering with genetics outfits to conduct high-level studies.
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The retailer's haul is always impressive, but lately it has been beefing up its beauty selection with newer, cooler, and more modern finds.
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It has increased its investment in defense, beefing up missile defenses in Kaliningrad, the Russian exclave between Poland and Lithuania, and in Crimea.
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The resulting plan would have done everything from beefing up border security to overhauling visa categories to promoting a merit-based immigration system.
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That means states are beefing up vote-by-mail systems to be more accommodating, protecting both voters and poll workers in the process.
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That could involve beefing up the existing U.N. mission in Libya or deploying troops from Russia, Turkey or other states, the diplomats said.
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The fitness watch stalwarts, Garmin and Polar, start jamming even more sensors into their already capable watches, and beefing up their mobile applications.
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It also means beefing up security partnership with Arab establishments that have come to recognize the perils of Sunni and Shiite Islamism alike.
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Pinera´s government has promised a raft of reforms to quell protesters' demands, from beefing up the minimum wage to topping off pensions.
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Joe Biden is beefing up his digital team, bringing on a veteran Democratic operative to lead his online operation, his campaign tells POLITICO.
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Ben Hovland, the EAC's vice chair, said that he was heartened by some states' decision to spend money on beefing up their cybersecurity.
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For their part, Democrats have offered their support for legislation to provide Dreamers with a path to citizenship while beefing up border security.
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LeBron James is firing back at a report he's beefing with the L.A. Lakers -- saying it's "NOT TRUE" -- and he can prove it.
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Instead, teams focused on beefing up their offensive lines and finding nimble pass rushers who can chase down the newer, more mobile quarterbacks.
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Rebekah Mercer, the daughter of billionaire hedge fund magnate Roger Mercer, spent tens of millions beefing up both Trump and the Republican establishment.
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As you know ... Alexis is also beefing with Blac Chyna over Rob Kardashian, and they almost came to blows during a house party!
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WWE star Baron Corbin would send Conor McGregor's ass to the hospital if the beefing stars actually fought ... according to WWE legend Taz.
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Initiatives like Apple Pay and Apple Music "really needs some beefing up," before Apple can accomplish the goals outlined by the Journal, Gillis said.
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But some meats are a little too good at beefing up athletes and manage to blur the line between fuel and performance-enhancing drug.
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He says beefing up security at synagogues across the U.S.A. ain't gonna be cheap, and Uncle Sam's gotta chip in to make it happen.
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Time Inc, like other newspaper and magazine publishers, has been beefing up its digital services to cope with diminishing revenue from the print business.
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Web-hosting firm GoDaddy is beefing up its services after it acquired WP Curve, a bootstrapped startup offering services and support for WordPress websites.
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Meanwhile, Moscow has been busy turning the already highly militarized region into a fortress, beefing up its military presence amid heightened tensions with NATO.
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In the meantime, even if he can't win the nomination outright, Cruz does benefit from beefing up his delegate stockpile -- both mathematically and thematically.
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The most likely explanation for Ivanka's new office and security clearance, though, isn't that Trump is beefing up the moderate faction within his administration.
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All this comes as Facebook negotiates with regulators about beefing up its oversight of privacy, which reportedly may mean it appoints a privacy tsar.
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Family offices said that in the future, they plan to continue beefing up their private equity holdings and reducing their exposure to hedge funds.
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And Trump's new campaign manager, Kellyanne Conway, has mentioned the goal of beefing up some of the state based operations in the key states.
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Apple hasn't been secretive about its work in beefing up the Apple Watch's role as a medical tool and not simply a fitness device.
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Apple is beefing up its staff with acquisitions and some big hires to help design augmented reality glasses and iPhone features, according to Bloomberg.
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Microsoft is beefing up its Slack-like collaboration software, Microsoft Teams, with the technology-know how and the founder from collaboration software startup Chalkup.
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In a sensible world, the federal government would be suppressing predatory lending while beefing up programs that provide affordable home mortgages and refinancing arrangements.
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Banks have been beefing up wealth-management arms even as they curb trading, in the hope they will provide steadier profits at less risk.
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Facebook is now competing directly with the Google-owned video site by beefing up the streaming and hosting infrastructure behind its live video push.
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Evan Spiegel's Snap fell nearly 7 percent Tuesday after Facebook announced it was beefing up its camera features, making its app more like Snapchat.
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"The balance sheet is rock solid, they've been beefing up risk management, the asset quality is under control and provisioning is good," he said.
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Read: Donald Trump Is Beefing with the Pope Now On Wednesday morning, Wired posted one of the better corrections in the history of journalism.
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He has already earned the respect of the Garden faithful for throwing highlight-reel passes and beefing with random D-League scrub Casper Ware.
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Beijing is beefing up measures to support the manufacturing industry by cutting the value-added tax, increasing infrastructure spending and reducing direct government intervention.
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As you stuff your face with leftover pie and turkey this Thanksgiving, you should consider beefing up your brain with brand new knowledge too.
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America could work to change this by beefing up its enforcement of existing gun laws or passing new gun laws and strictly enforcing those.
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The company has been beefing up its product offerings and spending heavily on marketing to attract more users to its service amid intensifying competition.
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Renewed signs of regulators beefing up their control of their financial system — delaying its move to market based system — may also dent investor sentiment.
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Apple's going to be beefing up Siri in iOS 11, but it hasn't really provided a ton of details as to what's exactly coming.
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She has called for beefing up enforcement of wage rules and has backed proposals that would make it easier for unions to organize workers.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Federal and state authorities are beefing up cyber defenses against potential electronic attacks on voting systems ahead of U.S. elections on Nov.
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For instance, a pharmaceutical company beefing up its sales staff could signal impending approval on a blockbuster drug by the Food and Drug Administration.
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And indeed, physicists are already working on experiments like this and hope to continue beefing up existing detectors to hunt for these rare decays.
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Now, the VICELAND star is bringing a new show to Snapchat, where he's beefing up his already impressive résumé with a new trade: matchmaker.
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CNN is beefing up its fashion programming with a new monthly show titled CNN Style — and it tapped Derek Blasberg to lead the way.
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"The DA Cyrus Vance, who's prosecuting me, is beefing with Apple because they put these phones that can't be (un)encrypted," the inmate said.
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Meanwhile, U.S. regulators are beefing up national security investment screenings and developing a framework for stricter scrutiny of outbound technology transfer developed at home.
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Would not the estimated $12 million be better spent by the Department of Veterans Affairs, either beefing up programs or the ailing medical centers?
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Wilson believes that beefing up the housing supply could help curb soaring housing prices across the country, alongside the rapid death of public housing.
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Schumer and other Democrats have called for a substantial beefing up of unemployment benefits, a proposal that has support from Republicans such as Sen.
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Mr Vollot is beefing up compliance from 170 people to 300 and says he "wants to build something lasting to avoid this happening again".
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The move happens to coincide with Yelp, along with much of the technology industry, significantly beefing up its efforts in lobbying on Capitol Hill.
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In the United States, regulators are increasingly blocking Chinese companies from buying American assets, as Congress considers beefing up its rules around foreign acquisitions.
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The social network has been beefing up its video offering in what sources have described to CNBC as a more direct assault on YouTube.
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Ford is also beefing up the lineup of its performance division, which includes high-powered and sporty models, such as its ST-badged vehicles.
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To compensate, LifePoint has been beefing up its presence in rural regions including in Pennsylvania and Tennessee, and streamlining operations at healthcare facilities there.
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"Binhai's debt problem is severe, but they say 40 percent of their debt could be 'resolved' by beefing up land sales," the source said.
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Since then he has been beefing up Saudi Arabia's military defenses against Iran, strengthening ties to the U.S. and even Israel in the process.
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Federal health officials said Thursday's executive order is aimed at beefing up Medicare and its rapidly growing offshoot run by private plans, Medicare Advantage.
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Chad's no stranger to beefing with CU, or anyone else in 'Bachelor' nation -- but at least this time it will benefit someone besides Chad.
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Asked how best to prevent school shootings, more the teachers surveyed mentioned gun control more frequently than they did beefing up school security measures.
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Moscow said Lavrov told Tillerson "Washington's aggressive rhetoric" and beefing up of its military presence in the region had heightened tension and was unacceptable.
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If they're beefing with anyone – even each other – they left it all in the lyrics of the nine tracks that make up Everything Is Love.
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Depending on the scale of the campaign, the United States could consider beefing up the naval and air power of its Pacific Command, they said.
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It is beefing up Pakistan's infrastructure, building dozens of roads, improving the railway network and constructing a metro line in Lahore, the capital of Punjab.
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The publisher of Sports Illustrated, People and Time magazines has been cutting costs, tapping revenue sources with higher margins and beefing up its digital offerings.
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Instead, GOP lawmakers have been more focused on beefing up security at public schools and giving more money for safety training, including mass shooting drills.
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Higher bond yields and a steepening yield curve benefit banks by beefing up profit on the spread between longer-term loans and shorter-term liabilities.
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Drake and Kanye West beefing on Twitter about who-even-knows-what-at-this-point may have been the talk of Internet Town on Thursday.
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"They should have been beefing this thing up two years ago, but two years ago Moynihan was still trying to stabilize the ship," Peabody said.
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The US and allied military response to 93/11, as well as beefing-up of homeland security and intelligence capabilities, were devastating for al-Qaeda.
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Some things Ackman could pressure the company to work on include beefing up its expertise in marketing, cost control and information technology, industry analysts said.
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Austin, Texas (CNN)Hillary Clinton and her allies are beefing up their campaign and super PAC operations in preparation for the fight against Donald Trump.
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Now that Google has figured out what people actually want to do with their smartwatches, it's beefing up one of the most important features: fitness.
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In 214, when China began beefing up its foreign-language news media, Pew Research Centre asked people in 21.6 countries about their views of China.
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California's governor, Gavin Newsom, issued a moratorium on executions in the state, beefing up a court-ordered moratorium that has been in place since 2006.
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Facebook is also beefing up its tools for the 0003 million active businesses and 300,000 developers on Messenger, up from 200,000 developers a year ago.
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It should come as no surprise that, according to Fortier, combat-oriented playtesters tend to focus on beefing up the Cybernetic Weapon Handling skills first.
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Even now, with the company beefing up its safety protocols and taking a slower approach to autonomous vehicle testing, the program's future is still uncertain.
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Just to be completely sure your info is secure, you should probably assume that you were hacked and spend some time beefing up your security.
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Over the next couple of years, it started beefing them up, amplifying the dummy accounts' posts with a botnet tens of thousands of accounts strong.
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Exxon has been building a global cadre of experienced traders and beefing up risk management systems to lift profit, in a break from its past.
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Ben has taken heat from many recently -- especially after he seems to be one of the key reasons Antonio Brown is beefing with the team.
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Kanye and John had been doing some civilized beefing over Yeezy's call to Make America Great Again ... in other words Kanye's support of Donald Trump.
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Major Canadian banks have been beefing up their U.S. investment banking divisions at a time when global firms, especially European lenders, have been pulling back.
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House Republicans are beefing up their efforts to tackle the nation's deadly opioid crisis, but some experts question how effective their piecemeal approach will be.
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DC MOVES CLOSER TO CLIMATE LAWSUIT AGAINST EXXON: The D.C. government is beefing up its legal team ahead of an anticipated legal challenge against Exxon.
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Tech giants such as Amazon, Google, Facebook and Apple have been beefing up their lobbying teams, bringing in both in-house talent and outside firms.
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The company is also expanding curbside grocery pick-up service, beefing up its digital assortment and working with Amazon-rival Google on voice-activated shopping.
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Sharp marimbas and languid house chords meanwhile give the song melodic grounding, beefing up the sense of drama without distracting from its magnetic, rhythmic pulse.
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They are beefing up their digital platforms, offering interactive tours and reaching out to the millions of people who will not come to their galleries.
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"If their security wants to talk to me about beefing up security," Teatime told ABC 7, "I'd be happy to have a conversation with them."
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Meituan, on the other hand, is fixated on beefing up its main turf of on-demand neighborhood services after divesting its costly bike-sharing endeavor.
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General changes: Improved sales teams: Schools are beefing up their previously understaffed ticketing departments and deploying more aggressive tactics (via email marketing, ad retargeting, etc.).
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Beyond the App Store, Apple leaned heavily into services in 2019, launching Apple Arcade and Apple TV+ while beefing up Apple Music and Apple News.
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In response, the brand is pivoting by beefing up options for take-out, delivery, and digital ordering, and it seems to be working — so far.
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Now, Mr. Vigue, a Vietnam veteran, is pretty happy with what he sees, especially on the issue most important to him: beefing up the military.
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Notably, each channel now has a four-band EQ instead of the usual three, along with a compressor for beefing up older or unfinished tracks.
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YouTube is beefing up its premium TV show content, but it's still not as vast or entertaining a library as what you get from Hulu.
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Critics of the agreement have called for beefing up its labor and environmental protections, as well as ensuring those aspects are actually enforceable in practice.
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And because Apple will be beefing up iPhone security over time, these organizations will have to work hard to retain the ability to unlock them.
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He has also called for raising the legal age for buying rifles nationally to 21, and for beefing up background checks on prospective gun buyers.
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Another bipartisan consensus formed on beefing up the country's background check system last November after a shooting at a Texas Baptist church left 26 dead.
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Did Remy win because she crafted entire diss tracks that may not make it to radio but abided by the real rap rules of beefing?
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As well, the Royal Saudi Land Forces, which were trained for desert warfare, are beefing up their mountain training, first started after the 2009-10 war.
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The Democratic-led House Judiciary Committee has been reportedly beefing up its antitrust arm and hiring on big names like Lina Khan in the academic sphere.
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Duet offered a similar Mac to iPad screen sharing app (without that silly dongle), and has responded by beefing up its support for non-Apple hardware.
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Facebook CSO Alex Stamos jumped into the conversation, recycling an official Facebook line and beefing with the Times's deputy investigations editor Gabriel Dance in the process.
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As we previously reported, Tamar's beefing with her sisters and mother over the way they've been treating her estranged husband, Vincent Herbert, on their reality show.
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LONDON, March 15 (IFR) - Lazard is hiring David Burlison from KPMG as a managing director to lead its London restructuring team, beefing up its European capabilities.
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Blac Chyna's beefing up her personal security and got her former side piece banned from her upcoming club appearance ... because his recent actions are scaring her.
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That said, Parsons wasn't about to fuel speculation that Fiz and Marc Gasol beefing is the reason he got the ax -- "I honestly have no idea."
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Upon signup, you'll answer some questions about your goals like slimming down or beefing up, and pick from a few expert trainers matched to your needs.
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The proposed new voting structure is aimed at beefing up investor oversight over Murdoch and his sons Lachlan and James, who are all Fox board members.
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Meanwhile, it's beefing up the amount of products sold on its website, and is looking to take on Amazon with its answer to Prime, called ShippingPass.
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In a similar vein, after logging 2½ years of growth in its toy business, Target is beefing up its assortment of exclusive items by 15 percent.
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Twitter today is beefing up perhaps its most important consumer-facing security measure, two-factor authentication (2FA), with an update to fully support third-party apps.
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Former Fox Sports executive Pete Vlastelica is joining Activision's Major League Gaming division, beefing up the publisher's tranditional sports knowledge as it forges ahead into esports.
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TechCrunch recently reported that Instagram appears to be beefing up its account linking in a manner that could possibly make it a successor to Facebook Login.
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Bentonville, Arkansas-based Wal-Mart, the world's largest brick-and-mortar retailer, has been beefing up its online presence to better compete with online rival Amazon.
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WASHINGTON, Nov 4 (Reuters) - Federal and state authorities are beefing up cyber defenses against potential electronic attacks on voting systems ahead of U.S. elections on Nov.
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Remy also offered some clues about what Nicki has been doing — aside from Twitter beefing with Trey Songz — while we were all waiting for a response.
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In March, Bloomberg reported that Apple was beefing up its staff with acquisitions and some big hires to help design augmented reality glasses and iPhone features.
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London-based buyout funds Cinven and Advent have started beefing up their Milan subsidiaries, with Advent director Francesco Casiraghi being the first to relocate, they said.
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Available from: 1Password | LastPass | Dashlane You might be done with beefing up your passwords, but now you need to lock down your accounts to the max.
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After beefing with his manager, we're told Bam stormed out of the venue and flipped off the parking attendants as he climbed into a waiting car.
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The case demonstrates the importance of measures the ministry is taking including beefing up its legal expertise and writing more detailed provisions into contracts, Gruebel said.
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Martinez eventually abandoned the three-man back line with which he kept faith through an unbeaten qualifying campaign, beefing it up to four toward the end.
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The Senate on Tuesday overwhelmingly adopted changes to how CFIUS operates, beefing up the committee's authority to assess threats against U.S. business, with tech a focus.
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The rollout follows a tweet series by Twitter co-founder and CEO Jack Dorsey, in which he said Twitter would be beefing up its safety policies.
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In June, Macau additionally implemented new anti-money laundering legislation, beefing up the previous framework from 2006 with a much wider scope and stricter compliance measures.
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The agency has been beefing up its response to fare evasion and has installed 4,000 surveillance cameras, including on every train, BART spokeswoman Alicia Trost said.
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Obama regulators in December finalized a rule beefing up safety standards at chemical production plants, calling for new emergency requirements for manufacturers regulated by the EPA.
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James Comey and Rod Rosenstein are beefing in a way only former Justice Department officials can: in speeches and op-eds pondering each other's moral fortitude.
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Playboy will tone down the nudity while beefing up its coverage of other topics, including a new sex column and expanded coverage of the liquor business.
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There was one more encouraging sign: When Mr. Thompson entered office, one of his first moves was beefing up a special unit that reviews wrongful convictions.
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Its president and founder, Melissa Walker, has spent the past five years beefing up her female faculty and developing a residency for girls called Chica Power.
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The Met also spent about $3 million on its recent branding effort as well as millions beefing up its digital staff over the last few years.
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As we reported, Unsworth sued Elon for defamation after the Tesla and SpaceX CEO called him a "pedo guy" while they were beefing on social media.
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He steered the company through industry turmoil by dropping prices, beefing up customer service and turning stores into modern-looking showrooms during his seven-year run.
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But instead of anticipating that Trump would have reservations about beefing up the U.S. military presence, some commanders were surprised by the president's wariness this summer.
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The response in at least a half-dozen states has been anti-hate legislation aimed at beefing up penalties and expanding definitions of what constitutes hate.
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KAMPALA, March 23 (Reuters) - The Ugandan shilling weakened on Monday, pressured by offshore investors dumping local assets and commercial banks beefing up their hard currency positions.
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CAVUTO: In fact, that&aposs what they were recommending yesterday, in a heightened sense of urgency and caution, beefing up protection around a lot of news operations.
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Roche, AstraZeneca, Novartis, Eli Lilly, Abbvie, and Regeneron have all since jumped in the game, spending billions on acquiring biotech startups and beefing up in-house pipelines.
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Airbnb is also beefing up its presence in China, though it has been forced to comply with strict regulations, including disclosing host information to Chinese government agencies.
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But YouTube offers a much higher volume of material, and with the launch of Google's Daydream VR platform, it's been focusing on beefing up its VR catalog.
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Trump did catch some Republicans and Democrats by surprise earlier this week by publicly embracing two gun control reforms: beefing up background checks and banning bump stocks.
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We need to mention that none of these stars are beefing with each other, and we'd like to see everyone live their life and do their thing.
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It's unclear what they were beefing about, but whatever it was, security wanted Tyga out, and he was grabbed by the neck yanked out of the club.
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Indorama this month bought Huntsman Corp's chemical intermediates businesses in Australia, India and the U.S. state of Texas for about $2.1 billion, beefing up its midstream operations.
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Sense has made a big push to get in front of as many people as it can, like by selling internationally and beefing up its marketing staff.
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It does that by beefing up its security, quelling concerns over user privacy, and clearing its platform of fake news, junk, and other unwanted forms of sharing.
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Business development, fleet management and operations are the core areas where the startup plans to hire, and that will include beefing up its new office in Mandalay.
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But the news does come at a moment in time when government agencies will likely take a dim view of tech companies beefing up their encryption standards.
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For instance, beefing up missile defences or bringing tactical nuclear weapons back to South Korea would hugely unsettle China (see article), straining the world's most crucial relationship.
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Effectively, it seemed like the Zagat app had been abandoned following Google's acquisition, which was primarily focused on beefing up Google's own local reviews with Zagat's data.
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If Conor & Khabib don't chill out with their vicious and very serious beefing, someone's gonna get seriously hurt ... as in shot ... so says UFC star Kelvin Gastelum.
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The company has vowed to work on lowering its prices further to stay competitive with peers, while beefing up its grocery department and expanding its presence online.
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And Prime Video has been beefing up its original programming; its new superhero series "The Boys" is one of the platform's biggest hits with audiences and critics.
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Warren also outraised Sanders by roughly $1 million in the second quarter of 2019 and has invested heavily in beefing up her staff in early primary states.
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The rollout follows a series of tweets by Twitter co-founder and CEO Jack Dorsey, in which he said Twitter would be beefing up its safety policies.
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Hensman has been working on beefing up his neighborhood's "community policing" anti-poaching strategy in Limpopo Province, in collaboration with a US anti-poaching organization called Edge.
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Under Mr Easterbrook's watch, the company has taken a "barbell approach" to its menu, beefing up its offers on both the low and high end of prices.
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CONTEXT: Spotify has been beefing up its presence in Washington over the last year, as Mario detailed in August when the White House joined the streaming service.
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As part of implementing the new policy, the DOJ is beefing up the number of prosecutors and judges to handle immigration cases in the southwest border region.
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Kakao, the Korean mobile and web giant, is beefing up its social media and content businesses after its Podotree affiliate raised 125 billion won (around $107 million).
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Increasing Russia's military presence in the region and beefing up its military installations could have supported Putin's mission to regain the status of a global power player.
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The military buildup is echoed in NATO countries such as Poland and the Baltic states, where U.S. forces are beefing up patrols and conducting more frequent exercises.
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We spoke with the person who shot the video -- who is NOT the heckler beefing with Fournette -- who told us he did not hear any racist language.
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But now it's gone, as Volkswagen shifts its attention toward electrified vehicles and beefing up its inventory of the sport utility vehicles and crossovers customers are buying.
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They're a bit vague on what exactly they were beefing over, but it sounds like it might be a legal issue ... 'cause Slim says he's being sued.
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Instead of pouring money into direct payments, Democrats say the focus should be on expanding health care resources, beefing up unemployment benefits and freezing student loan payments.
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To stay competitive, companies like Priceline are beefing up their rental property inventory, which means searches through these sites should become even more comprehensive in the future.
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It also recently acquired rival travel planner startup, Rome2Rio — beefing up its global transport network with transport search and discovery options for more than 10M locations worldwide.
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In a bid to speed up the delivery of aid to Yemen, the United Nations said last month it was beefing up its own inspections of ships.
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Also on the agenda is automatically deleting more data and beefing up privacy protections for the transcription process—though Google didn't give much detail on these fronts.
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Former "Rent" star Daphne Rubin-Vega is having a serious case of deja vu -- she's beefing with her real-life landlord for raising her real-life rent.
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They also have the technology for detecting suspicious activity and are investing heavily in beefing it up in light of the embarrassing facts emerging by the day.
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Reddit is also beefing up its video efforts, and recently launched a beta feature that lets users upload videos directly to the site for the first time.
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Two of her most valuable employees, her backup singer Marry Ann and Creative Director, Anthony, are beefing and they want Mariah, who is essentially their manager, to intervene.
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Lil Wayne sent a not-so-friendly reminder to Birdman that they're still beefing -- and got a crowd full of his highest fans to jump on his bandwagon.
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Tekashi69 still can't open a few doors -- the rapper and his crew walked away from ComplexCon after Slim 400 started beefing at the entrance -- and Tekashi was PISSED!!!
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The President has called for beefing up security on the Southern border, instituted a travel ban and called for more "extreme vetting" of would-be immigrants and visitors.
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Seven months after John McCain's death from brain cancer at 81, President Trump is still beefing with the late senator — and now the National Cathedral is getting involved.
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Industry players and analysts say the tax could encourage banks to change their funding strategy such as beefing up securitisation as a way to minimise the overall cost.
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There have been rumors Khloe and Caitlyn are beefing and that's one of the reasons why Khloe was NOT part of Caitlyn's 70th birthday dinner entourage Tuesday night.
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Lower oil prices continue to make matters worse, and Iraqi Kurdistan has taken advantage of the situation and works towards independence and beefing up its unilateral export plans.
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Alastair Campbell, Tony Blair's former spin doctor who was accused of beefing up the case for Britain and America to invade Iraq, had done just that, Mulville said.
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The Philippines is also beefing up its capabilities to enforce fisheries laws, Esperon said, with plans to acquire more coast guard assets and develop multi-purpose fishing vessels.
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It was a major milestone in physics, but as far as the Army is concerned, the discovery also holds a lot of promise for beefing up military cybersecurity.
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This allows her to serve as support for more traditional Tank heroes, like Winston or Reinhardt, while also beefing up her own Tank-iness with her personal shield.
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It all happened the same day Trump elevated Manafort to the role of campaign chairman -- beefing up his bona fides to speak for the presumptive Republican presidential nominee.
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Against a backdrop of heightened concern spurred by a spate of recent shootings across the country, Cleveland is beefing up its security for this week's Republican National Convention.
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The Pentagon on Wednesday announced it was disinviting China from the Rim of the Pacific Exercises following reports the country was again secretly beefing up its military operation.
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The Information says Amazon is beefing up advertising during sports broadcasts too, like European soccer league matches and NFL games in the US it licenses out for Prime.
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A long-awaited report recommends beefing up the bankruptcy code in case a large financial institution needs to be resolved, while keeping the door open to government intervention.
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Barclays will also be beefing up its existing office in Dublin to use its EU banking licence there, again with a mixture of newbies and transfers from London.
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While the world focuses on Nicki Minaj's feud with Cardi B, the Queen mogul is spilling tea about someone else the "Bodak Yellow" rapper is allegedly beefing with.
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Kim also called for efforts to raise production to "satisfy the daily-increasing needs in developing the country&aposs economy and beefing up national defense capabilities," KCNA stated.
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Bahar Al Amood a Berlin YouTuber with 14,000 subscribers and ThatsBekir a Stuttgart YouTuber with 000,000 have been beefing on social media, according to German newspaper Berliner Morgenpost.
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Expense management software provider Certify is beefing up its artillery against rival Concur with the acquisition of Abacus, which enables companies to deal with expenses in real time.
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Building a wall along the border, or simply extending the fence that already exists or beefing up security, will likely require appropriations from Congress to pay for it.
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Russia, meanwhile, is beefing up its warship presence in the Baltic Sea and Mediterranean, after stationing nuclear-capable Islander missiles in Kaliningrad, Russia's enclave between Poland and Lithuania.
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Yes, the countries falling in this category are currently amassing a cool $1.3 trillion of net assets, or, if you prefer, beefing up their net global creditor positions.
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Everything else: Health care, veterans affairs The House will also vote on legislation next week beefing up accountability measures at the Veterans Department following some high-profile scandals.
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Spending will focus on boosting online and distribution channels and beefing up retail business in North America and Asia with more than 1,000 new outlets to be opened.
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Tell me about beefing up that genre on the network and how, if at all, it was related to the reemergence of the true crime/documentary/nonfiction genre.
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Although no one is connecting prior incidents, you may recall earlier this year someone fired shots at Chief Keef, and at the time Keef was beefing with Tekashi.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - South Korea's LG Display said on Tuesday it is beefing up a strategic alliance with Alphabet Inc's Google for stable panel supplies and new product development.
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Very much in line with the way it enlarged the Moto G this year, Lenovo is taking the ultra-affordable Moto E and beefing it up for 2016.
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Sensible proposals have been offered that would improve benefits for women, such as beefing up survivor benefits, providing benefit credits for caregivers and increasing benefits at age 85.
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The San Antonio Spurs have signed Pau Gasol, beefing up a front line that will be without Tim Duncan next season for the first time in 19 years.
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The U.S. retail giant is pouring billions of dollars into beefing up its e-commerce business and recently announced partnerships with logistics companies to deliver groceries ordered online.
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Against such subversion, the NATO alliance needs beefing up to help prevent Europe's political disintegration — and this must be a major priority for any incoming United States administration.
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Ha yeah I've seen em—and talking about social media, I gotta raise that one of the things you're known for is beefing other artists on Instagram Live.
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Democrats on the House Judiciary Committee are beefing up their legal team by hiring two top attorneys to help the panel with its oversight of the Trump administration.
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The problem here is how it was sold to doctors: This involved beefing up the sales-force (frequently, pretty women like former cheerleaders are recruited by drug companies).
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But the beefing up of enforcement that's baked into the new regime means there's a better opportunity for DPAs to start to bark and bite like proper watchdogs.
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Google is beefing up an early-stage research project called Medical Digital Assist as it explores ways to use artificial intelligence to improve visits to the doctor's office.
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Beefing up NATO's presence across Europe's east "will send a clear signal" to Russia, NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg said in Brussels on Wednesday, according to The Associated Press.
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And in an effort to find new income streams, they'll also start beefing up an online shopping platform to sell merchandise, gift cards and shelf-stable food items.
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We broke the story ... Omarosa and Trump butted heads over a number of issues in his first year as President, including his handling of Charlottesville, beefing with Rep.
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The plan calls for beefing up the offerings of Mostly Mozart and the annual fall White Light Festival to make up for the loss of the summer festival.
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Google is beefing up its virtual reality team and already has Cardboard, an initiative aimed at creating and displaying 360-degree content on existing iOS and Android devices.
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The measures include extending unemployment insurance to those unable to work from home, delaying tax payments for small businesses and beefing up funding to municipalities amid the crisis.
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The PGA Tour is beefing up its antidoping policy by adding blood testing and bringing its list of banned substances in line with the World Anti-Doping Agency.
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Chipotle said it expected to break even in the current quarter on a per-share basis as it spends heavily on beefing up food safety at its outlets.
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Australian banks have been beefing up their capitals levels to meet tougher requirements, as they also compensate aggrieved customers for past wrongdoings exposed in an inquiry last year.
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Each day you'll get an email with an easy task to incorporate into your routine, including recommendations for fitness, building relationships, beefing up your salad game, and more.
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Dunelm said it had seen another rise in online orders after launching the new website, which was accompanied by a beefing up of its advertising and delivery options.
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That agreement between Seattle's hometown airline and international giant American formed after Delta spent years beefing up service from Seattle, which is one of its most profitable hubs.
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The department store chain is beefing up this offering while adding new experiences, such as virtual reality headsets, to make shopping easier and, it hopes, to drive sales.
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It's a posture that has not endeared the senator to the executives at Silicon Valley's biggest firms—especially Facebook, which she has not been shy about beefing with.
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Beefing up America's ailing roads, bridges and other public works is a cornerstone of Trump's three-pronged economic revitalization plan — the other two being tax cuts and deregulation.
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" In 2014 he added the Academy Awards to his beefing with the tweet that asked, "Which is worse and which is more dishonest -- the Oscars or the Emmys?
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The president was speaking at a Florida event to sign an executive order aimed at beefing up Medicare and its offshoot run by private health plans, Medicare Advantage.
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The legislation as well would provide more federal aid for rebuilding Puerto Rico's electric grid, with an emphasis on beefing up solar, wind and other "clean" energy capabilities.
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In the administration's proposed budgets so far, public and global health funding have been cut while the president has focused on beefing up funding for the US military.
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While beefing up his savings rate was a key part of Sabatier's success, he says his best advice for building wealth quickly is to focus on increasing your income.
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But open firmware is important for other reasons: it enables critical infrastructure, from emergency communications for disaster relief and building free community access points to beefing up personal security.
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Secondly, this was around the time Wayne would give Thug his co-sign (before they ended up beefing over who was Birdman's preferred protegé a year or so later).
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In addition to Kwak's hire, Lyft has spent the last couple of months beefing up its bikes and scooters hardware team in order to keep iterating on its products.
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During his watch, he has simplified and streamlined the group by selling assets worth 4 billion euros, cutting costs and beefing up capital ready for tougher European solvency rules.
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Other more prominent candidates like Elizabeth Warren argued that beefing up social security would be a more effective plan, making it easier for aging workers to plan for retirement.
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Uber has been testing self-driving cars in Toronto since last year and has said the company remains "very committed" to beefing up its AV research in the region.
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It's also been beefing up its advertising product to further capture users' interests and connect them with brands, having earlier this year added promoted videos to its ad products.
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Joly steered the retailer through turmoil in the industry by dropping prices, beefing up customer service and turning stores into modern-looking showrooms during his run as chief executive.
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Beyond deploying breach prevention controls in the infrastructure or beefing up managed security services, one of the safeguards gaining popularity to help companies manage their risks is cyber insurance.
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Beefing up the spectacle were two DJs on 'roids, screaming and dropping bombs and breaking glass and cocking glocks and setting off sirens all at the same damn time.
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The U.S. retail giant is pouring billions of dollars into beefing up its e-commerce business and has recently announced partnerships with logistics companies to deliver groceries ordered online.
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Long before we even knew what a "visual album" was, Ms. Knowles was beefing up her IMDB profile with acting credits in films like The Fighting Temptations and Obsessed.
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Soulja Boy is sorry ... to Chris Brown ... to Lil Yachty ... and to everyone else he's beefing with, because he has something more important to focus on -- his mother's illness.
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In beefing up its leadership since Ellison's departure, Penney announced the hire of Michelle Wlazlo, a former senior vice president of apparel and accessories at Target, as chief merchant.
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It's your gateway to exploring new cultures, beefing up your résumé, romancing a foreigner (we can dream, right?), and even potentially reducing your risk for diseases such as Alzheimers.
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Pinera said he would combat the work of "criminals" by beefing up intelligence-gathering activities, including more than doubling to 17 the drones used in Santiago for aerial surveillance.
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While federal and state authorities are beefing up cyber defenses against electronic threats to voting systems, others are taking additional steps to guard against possible civil unrest or violence.
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Financial institutions are beefing up their cyber-capabilities, for example by hiring "white hats" (good hackers) to expose vulnerabilities, improve "threat intelligence" and develop plans for prevention and response.
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While beefing up operations in traditional financial centres such as Frankfurt, Luxembourg and Paris, they are also seeking to expand in cities such as Madrid, Milan, Berlin and Dublin.
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The Google Cloud business is now on an $8 billion annual run rate, and Kurian is on a hiring spree, beefing up the ranks with executive and programming talent.
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Facebook is making great strides in beefing up election security and addressing data privacy concerns on the platform, according to Don Graham, former board member at the social network.
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With the game having been out for over 2 years now, many players have spent hundreds of hours beefing up certain Pokémon to work within the game's current mechanics.
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NASA is beefing up management overview of the program and has appointed an independent review board, chaired by Thomas Young, a former agency manager and a retired aerospace executive.
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It is also beefing up financial services under China's Greater Bay Area plan to integrate the territory with Hong Kong, the largest offshore yuan hub, and nine mainland cities.
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Last year, when Bitcoin and most other virtual currencies were gaining in value, most of the large venture capital firms began beefing up on cryptocurrency expertise and making investments.
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Reports of hateful episodes and attacks this year have prompted several states to craft anti-hate legislation aimed at beefing up penalties and expanding definitions of what constitutes hate.
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Here's Nelly railing against a pit boss inside a casino after beefing with other players about how to PROPERLY play poker, and y'know it's serious ... 'cause nuts got involved!!!
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In addition to beefing up automatic stabilisers, governments should also find a way to give central banks some scope for fiscal action that can be used at their discretion.
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She's pushing the world's largest hotel chain to be more like Airbnb Some hotel companies have focused on making traditional stays more attractive, beefing up loyalty programs and incentives.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - Indonesia on Tuesday said it was beefing up its efforts to phase out the use of toxic metal mercury in sectors such as mining, healthcare and manufacturing.
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However, to compensate for the downturn, LifePoint has been beefing up its presence in rural regions including in Pennsylvania and Tennessee and streamlining operations at health-care facilities there.
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The company has been beefing up its technology brands unit, which includes AT&T and Apple authorized retail stores, to offset declines in video game sales at its outlets.
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The Senate's FAA reauthorization bill includes language requiring airlines to offer refunds for lost or delayed bags, expanding the Transportation Security Administration's PreCheck program and beefing up airport security.
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In addition to beefing up its data centers, Zoom has also been increasing its capacity with its two cloud infrastructure providers, Amazon Web Services and Microsoft Azure, Steckelberg said.
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And the Associated Press reported on Monday that the US has now started sending ships and bombers toward the Korean Peninsula, beefing up its military presence in the region.
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That means people like Jones getting psyched over the Olympics, Taylor Swift beefing publicly with Kanye and Kim, and Steph Curry's wife ripping the refs during the NBA Finals.
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I don't know if I should commend your restraint or call you a bitchSchoolboy Q: You a bitch, DrakeKendrick: WelpDrake: ...I did respondKendrick: Oh. It must've been lost somewhere between your ex-girlfriend's address and some shit about not shaking niggas' handsKendrick: Now you, on the other hand, are busy beefing beefing with the boyfriend of the chick that got you sprung and then put out the most underwhelming album of your career.
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Rome is beefing up its green energy portfolio but is also phasing out coal power plants by 2025, leaving gas a major source of energy for many years to come.
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With 12 days left until Christmas, Wal-Mart is vying to be the online and in-store destination for procrastinators by beefing up purchasing and pick-up options for shoppers.
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Although it's not clear whether that means Facebook will be beefing up its headcount, with 1,000 extra hires, or shifting priorities of what some of its existing staff focus on.
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We can also address adverse incentives by beefing up the current — but moribund — requirement in the HEA that schools must show students have an ability to benefit before accepting them.
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"It's not going to stop us but I think it will end up beefing up security and we'll be much more cautious, but this will not stop us," Ellis says.
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Gargash said the attack took place in UAE territorial waters but declined to comment on whether the OPEC producer and regional trading hub was beefing up security after the incident.
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Instead of panicking or beefing up their security, John, Paul, George and Ringo learned that the best way to deal with Beatlemania was to simply keep moving and keep calm.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has proposed the largest military budget since 2011, focused on beefing up the United States' nuclear defenses and countering the growing strength of China and Russia.
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The move is part of Exxon's plans to push deeper into energy trading by building a global cadre of experienced traders and beefing up risk-management systems to lift profit.
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Instead, China could send a message to Trump by punishing Taiwan, wooing away one or two of the island's diplomatic allies or beefing up military deployments against Taiwan, it said.
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In addition to overhauling the Tacoma, Toyota is beefing up its TRD Pro off-road racing lineup, adding a TRD Pro version of its three-row Sequoia sport utility vehicle.
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Why it matters: The additional dollars will likely go towards beefing up Mic's branded content offerings — sponsored ads that the site produces and distributes for some of WPP's largest clients.
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Finland, now holding the bloc's rotating presidency until the end of 2019, has also spoken in favour of beefing up the bloc's response to those members who challenge democratic rules.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has proposed the largest military budget since 2011, focused on beefing up the United States' nuclear defences and countering the growing strength of China and Russia.
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Fallen Kingdom is at its worst when attempting topicality (the testosterone-fueled Wheatley refers to one of our heroes as a "nasty woman") or when beefing up its crass plot.
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Two studies published today in Science show different ways that beefing up the process by which plants create energy — called carbon fixation, or photosynthesis — could lead to a better future.
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But in the past year, the company has started to sell name-brands at premium price points, in addition to beefing up the selection in the $20 to $50 range.
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The Wall Street bank is seeking a South African banking licence as part of plans to offer fixed income products, beefing up its African operations as global rivals scale back.
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Comedian Anthony Jeselnik is a HUGE Steelers fan ... so how does he feel about the ESPN report claiming Tom Brady, Bill Belichick and Robert Kraft are beefing behind the scenes?
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In the following months it responded by beefing up what was then a 1km airport exclusion zone to 5km — with that expanded 'no fly' zone coming into force in March.
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In the meantime, if the Trump administration is serious about sending people back to work, they'll have to first get serious about beefing up testing, screening, and monitoring, says Hanage.
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Leading cryptocurrency trading platform Coinbase is beefing up its compliance team as part of an effort to legitimize the asset class in the eyes of cautious regulators and institutional investors.
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The two companies have been neck and neck — Wal-Mart growing its digital presence, and Amazon beefing up its real estate portfolio in planning to acquire grocery chain Whole Foods.
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One last thing ... Woodley -- who's been beefing with Conor since their backstage run-in at UFC 205 -- says he actually respects the guy for what he's done for the sport.
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Facebook is beefing up its e-commerce capabilities by adding personal shopping features to its Messenger messaging app, exec David Marcus announced onstage Tuesday during the company's F8 developer conference.
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Instagram has been steadily beefing up its Direct Messaging feature in recent months, as it has begun to toy with the idea of spinning out messaging into its own, separate app.
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It also includes more indirect improvements, like beefing up alternatives to driving, such as public transportation—especially in rural and suburban areas were the car is the default mode of transport.
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Newsflash to anyone who watched the Super Bowl -- you're officially beefing with Rihanna ... who not only didn't watch the snoozefest in Atlanta but mocked a dude on her flight who did.
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Other possibilities include beefing up U.S. air and naval assets in and around South Korea and continuing to defy North Korea's demands for an end to U.S.-South Korean military drills.
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Nearly two years since their last update, Apple's finally beefing up its its 21.5-inch and 27-inch iMacs with faster Intel processors and more powerful AMD Radeon Pro Vega graphics.
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JAKARTA, May 7 (Reuters) - Indonesia on Tuesday said it was beefing up its efforts to phase out the use of toxic metal mercury in sectors such as mining, healthcare and manufacturing.
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Bosniak leaders have accused Dodik of arming and beefing up the Serb region's police, violating the balance of arms between the country's two regions as agreed under the Dayton peace deal.
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The new framework at least introduces a regime of much larger penalties for privacy violations — beefing up enforcement with maximum fines of up to 4% of a company's global annual turnover.
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Beefing up customs authorities, establishing public registries of beneficial ownership and exchanging more information between countries about the taxes citizens and companies pay could all reduce skulduggery—however it is measured.
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This language, tougher than Mrs May had dared to hope, clears the way for further collective EU action, including on beefing up defensive instruments against Russian hybrid warfare, later this year.
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In its first measures since taking power, Italy's anti-establishment coalition demanded that Retelit safeguard its network - beefing up investments if necessary - and keep its management and security operations in Italy.
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At the same time, the U.S. is beefing up its military resources in the Asian region as a show of force with tensions still remaining high over the North Korean threat.
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Former Intesa Sanpaolo CEO Corrado Passera is not on the list but is working on "beefing up" a previous plan he presented, with UBS, to rescue the lender, the paper said.
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Zynga, once best known for "Farmville," has been beefing up its slate of smartphone games ever since users ditched Facebook-based desktop games around 2012 and turned increasingly to mobile devices.
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That came after a chaotic influx of more than a million people in 2015 caught the EU by surprise, beefing up support for populist, nationalist and euroskeptic parties across the bloc.
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Alibaba has been beefing up its retail presence with more than $10 billion of investments into brick-and-mortar outlets amid rising competition in the space from rival Tencent Holdings Ltd.
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Mega Bank, in a settlement with the New York regulator, has agreed to hire a consultant and monitor as steps toward beefing up the New York branch's anti-money laundering compliance.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A number of small trade houses are beefing up their cocoa teams, as a wave of high-profile exits left the sector highly concentrated, presenting more physical trading opportunities.
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That might mean beefing up your emergency fund and other savings, as well as reassessing expenses to see where the family can spend less during the period where you aren't working.
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Although Obama can't unilaterally change gun laws, the president is hoping that beefing up enforcement of existing laws can prevent at least some gun deaths in a country rife with them.
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Under Armour has also been opening more company-owned stores and beefing up its online business, but the strategy failed to deliver in the quarter, with North America sales falling 23.693%.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's biggest banks are beefing up their risk management and compliance programs, following a series of high-profile judicial investigations and regulatory probes in the United States and Europe.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Investment banks are beefing up trading teams in markets such as gas, metals and carbon permits that are flourishing as businesses and economies become greener, according to recruitment consultants.
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In addition to beefing up its online platform, Asics is opening a slew of new stores and growing its relationships with its closest third-party retailers, like Foot Locker, McCarthy said.
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But, as we've reported ... Kodak's public image has taken hit after hit ... from beefing with Lil Wayne and disrespecting Lauren London to his border bust, which triggered a U.S. Attorney investigation.
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Authorities are beefing up security after a man was arrested with several weapons and a possible intent to attack Los Angeles's LGBTQ Pride Parade on Sunday, the Los Angeles Times reports.
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To ensure users don't end up wrapped in all-signature-everything, a vision of despair covered in high-end logos, Grailed is beefing up their content with the foundation being education.
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The new White House counsel, Pat Cipollone, has been beefing up his staff to deal with this fight, hiring 17 new lawyers including three deputy counsels, a senior administration official said.
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The campaign outlined an aggressive plan for beefing up the nation's antitrust laws in order to "address excessive concentration" among major industries and end the "abuse of economic power" by corporations.
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Netflix is beefing up its explanation for why it won&apost sell advertising, as a small contingent of Wall Street firms continue to push the company to consider new revenue streams.
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DON'T SLEEP ON THE KIDS: March For Our Lives is beefing up its operation as it works to turn out the largest coalition of youth voters in history this coming November.
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Beefing up the staff, he says, is "an important part of fixing the 'tax gap,' " a shortfall that exceeds $43 billion a year, or 80 percent of last year's budget deficit.
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Juul has said it is trying to reduce youth vaping by stopping the retail sale of some products, shutting down its Facebook and Instagram accounts and beefing up online age verification.
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We broke the story ... McCall was originally in court to fight Marcille for child custody but started beefing with the courthouse cop because he refused to stop recording on his phone.
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The version of President Trump's travel ban that finally went into effect last week is a far cry from the administration's original vision for curtailing immigration and beefing up national security.
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Clinton has fingered local telecom monopolies for high internet prices, and said she would fight industry consolidation by beefing up antitrust regulation from the Department of Justice and Federal Trade Commission.
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The New York Yankees arrived in Kansas City leading the American League in a number of offensive categories and are beefing up their numbers at the expense of the Royals' pitching staff.
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Fabrice Leggeri said that despite the drop in arrivals to 20183,22018 last year from 22015,22016 in 2017, the agency was still beefing up its border control measures through more staff and technology.
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And that is where China sees an opening to offer itself as a more stable alternative, while beefing up its own defenses in the trade war, according to consulting firm Eurasia Group.
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Still, Swift isn't, has never been, and never will be Chris Evans beefing with David Duke on Twitter or Lin-Manuel Miranda pleading for help for Puerto Rico on Last Week Tonight.
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By beefing up the EcoBoost engine's block and cylinder head, that allowed them to increase the amount of boost the turbocharger can make, the primary reason why it offers another 20 horsepower.
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But its next Galaxys look more like they're playing catch up — and doing the usual bit of beefing up (expect processor and battery upgrades too, of course) — than shooting for smartphone fame.
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The latter, the New York Times is reporting, are "beefing up their approval process" for products before they land in customers hands — or on social media where they can be called out.
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Zynga, once best known for "Farmville," has been beefing up its slate of smartphone games ever since users ditched Facebook-based desktop games around 2012 and began turning increasingly to mobile devices.
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As shoppers shift more of their spending to the web, bricks-and-mortar retailers are beefing up their staffing in warehouses and fulfillment centers, which tend to pay a higher hourly wage.
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Off-road and sporty on-road variants of pickup trucks and SUVs have been around for a long time, but automakers seem to be beefing up their selection of packages and options.
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Distributors have already started beefing up security to try and fight back against the nut heists—some have even begun requiring thumbprint identification before driver's are allowed to cart the cargo away.
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Beefing up your emergency fund is still your best recourse to soften the blow of a financial emergency, said Carolyn McClanahan, director of financial planning for Life Planning Partners in Jacksonville, Florida.
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Even four years ago, when gbg pulled off this stunt, bitcoin mining was a tough game to get into due to people with real money on the line beefing up their rigs.
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Anyone who has been around awhile, knows that these types of drag and drop programming environments pre-date the cloud by a fair bit, but Salesforce is certainly beefing up their offering.
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NATO has been beefing up its presence there; it is particularly worried about the Suwalki Gap, a 100km stretch along the Polish-Lithuanian border between Belarus and the Russian exclave of Kaliningrad.
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Guns Two months after the deadliest mass shooting in modern U.S. history, the House is set to vote on a package combining concealed carry reciprocity with beefing up the background check system.
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The program is modeled on a series of hearings that former FTC Chairman Robert Pitofsky held in the '90s, which led the agency beefing up its policies on competition and consumer protection.
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The Republican National Committee (RNC) is beefing up its field program five months out from the midterms, expanding its number of staffers on the ground to a record 2628 across the country.
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The Seattle Times estimates that across all of Amazon's properties in Bellevue, there will be enough space for more than 11,000 employees by the time it's done beefing up its presence there.
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Read More: A Brief History of Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg Publicly Beefing By this point you may be wondering what, specifically, Buterin's heated comments to Wright at Deconomy were related to.
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But there are other, simpler, less technical, more effective steps that we could take to safeguard free and fair voting, which don't rely on building unhackable voting machines and beefing up cybersecurity.
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Read More: Inside NASA's Space Farming Labs In the meantime, Raymond is working on beefing up his own farming knowledge as well as finishing the first of the two planned Martian habitats.
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Target has been seen as straggling behind some of its peers, with Amazon poised to snag grocery chain Whole Foods and rival Wal-Mart beefing up its digital operations by buying Jet.
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Government officials concede some key reforms have not been enacted, but say there was simply too much to do in the space of a few years, and beefing up generation took priority.
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He supports tough sanctions; beefing up of missile defense systems, intelligence-sharing and strike capabilities with South Korea and Japan; and even a maritime coalition to intercept nuclear technology leaving North Korea.
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Before naming part of the contested waterway the North Natuna Sea "to make it sound more Indonesian," Mr. Storey said, Indonesia last year began beefing up its military presence in the Natunas.
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Viacom and CBS merged and is now beefing up CBS All Access (or whatever it may eventually be called) with content from brands like Nickelodeon, MTV, BET, Comedy Central, Smithsonian and Paramount.
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Cybersecurity and defense experts told Business Insider&aposs Aaron Holmes that Iran has been beefing up its computer-warfare capabilities since it faced a cyber attack in 2010 on its nuclear facilities.
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Sergey commented on Canelo beefing up as he prepared his body to jump two weight classes to fight Kovalev as a light heavyweight ... the first time Canelo's ever fought at that weight.
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Grab said in a statement Wednesday that it will invest a "significant portion" of the fresh funds in Indonesia, beefing up its on-demand car and motorcycle services and food delivery platform.
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Portman has suggested passing a law to codify Obama's 2012 executive order establishing DACA — which stopped short of giving illegal immigrants a pathway to citizenship — in exchange for beefing up border security.
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The Senate voted on Thursday afternoon on four immigration bills, looking for any forward movement on protecting young people brought illegally to the United States as children and beefing up border security.
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After last year's exam, Dr. Ronny L. Jackson, the White House physician at the time, recommended that the president improve his diet by cutting back on hamburgers and beefing up on salads.
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Something or someone changed his mind -- Raz says he's gonna continue touring with Omarion, Lil Fizz and J Boog ... but he still has a few demands, like beefing up his personal security.
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That often includes updating search keywords to reflect how people actually talk, offering more web content in general and beefing up brand FAQs so that they accurately answer queries customers might ask.
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One could imagine Toledo cleaning/beefing up his sound if given enough label money, but that would corrupt his vision: creaky production, always threatening to crumble apart, is the doomed loser's hallmark.
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"I wanted to come over here because of all the fighting and the beefing – I just want to come to some type of common ground with us and the relationship," she told him.
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Luckily, the situation has slowly but surely improved over the years, with popular brands like Kat Von D and Bobbi Brown beefing up its offerings to suit a wider range of skin tones.
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Now, we can add Lancôme to the list of brands looking to create a solution: The French cosmetics company is beefing up its beloved Teint Idole Ultra 24H line with shade additions aplenty.
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While ICE characterized the actions as routine, fear remains that the Trump administration's recent executive order beefing up interior enforcement of immigration laws could mean a vast expansion of deportations of undocumented immigrants.
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So rather than spending $1 trillion fuelling corruption in Afghanistan, perhaps NATO could allocate some of this to beefing up the enforcement of anti-corruption in places like London, New York and Paris.
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The coffee chain has also been beefing up its delivery network in its second biggest market, China, to more than 26.32,100 stores in 35 cities by teaming up with Alibaba Group Holding Ltd .
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Obama and Fallon also slow jammed the news together four years ago, in 2012, when everything was beautiful and the presidential election wasn't reduced to Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton beefing on Twitter.
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Therefore, global banks are expected to vie for a bigger share of the yuan-denominated fee income-based products and services by beefing up their expertise and resources in that segment, they said.
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Some glasses listed on the site were indeed counterfeits, but the good news is that Amazon has offered refunds to customers who purchased them, while also beefing up its authenticity requirements for sellers.
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Republicans are talking about background checks, raising age limits on buying assault-style rifles, and maybe even beefing up the federal background check system — ideas that seemed unfathomable just a few months ago.
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And while federal and state authorities are beefing up cyber defenses against electronic threats to voting systems before Election Day, others are taking additional steps to guard against possible civil unrest or violence.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Billionaire Steven A. Cohen, long a major investor in U.S. stocks, is looking for more opportunities overseas and is beefing up his management team in Asia, his top deputy said.
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Having spent three decades beefing up its own infrastructure before India began to get in on the act, the northern giant has set standards that India will still take decades more to match.
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The effort could begin at home with legislation to make it harder to launder money through shell companies and cash property deals, and with beefing up instruments like the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act.
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Tesla is also beefing up its blind spot monitoring by using the side and rear-facing cameras to help the rear-facing ultrasonic sensors detect when another car is creeping up beside you.
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Cisco has been beefing up its wireless and security businesses to offset weakness in its traditional switching unit, which is also facing intense competition from companies such as Juniper Networks and China's Huawei.
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" What's being held up: "Aides to top congressional leaders met ... to try to salvage a deal to meet a March deadline to legalize the status of ... 'dreamers,' while also beefing up border security.
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Accenture, incorporated in Ireland, is beefing up its digital and cloud services as it seeks to gain market share from rivals including IBM Corp and India's Infosys Ltd and Tata Consultancy Services Ltd.
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On Monday, Facebook also pledged to fund the Facebook Journalism Project Community Network, a program that offers grants to newsmakers beefing up local coverage, in partnership with the the Lenfest Institute for Journalism.
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Through a full day of speeches, group discussions, and one-on-one chats, the question of what, specifically, Democrats would pursue and sell voters -- beyond preserving and beefing up the ACA -- went unanswered.
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But Wal-Mart's investments are putting the retailer in a good place, as its first-quarter results show, while it pours money into keeping its prices low and beefing up its digital operations.
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Oktoberfest officials have taken action to ensure the safety of attendees by beefing up security, hiring twice as many security guards as in years past and bringing in an extra 100 police officers.
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Judge Michael E. Martinez responded by beefing up the conditions of Jones' probation, though not as much as the Bernalillo County district attorney would have liked or the drivers of Albuquerque probably deserve.
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Of course, while the company appears confident that beefing up its free service won't cannibalize its free tier, labels will be watching the breakdown of free versus premium with a very close eye.
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They acknowledged changes to the bill that they view as improvements, such as beefing up informed consent requirements, narrowing those who are eligible to participate, adding additional reporting to the FDA and more.
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The power tool maker has been beefing up its portfolio over the past two years after buying Newell Brands Inc's tool business, Sears Holdings Corp's Craftsman brand and a tool unit in Brazil.
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In addition to beefing up oversight of regulators they believe have been too lax on the tech and telecom industry, Democrats are also making it a top priority to craft internet privacy rules.
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A vice-chairman of the Central Military Commission, the Communist Party body that controls the armed forces, talked about beefing up combat preparedness during an inspection tour in the southern province of Guangdong.
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President Barack Obama had famously "pivoted to Asia" during his time in office, shifting his focus and American resources to beefing up US presence in the Pacific to counter an ever-rising China.
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Much of the Democratic thrust would go toward beefing up the unemployment system, which already existed on the ground in all 21 states and could target those Americans who had recently lost jobs.
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Eager for a place in the home, tech giants are beefing up their smart speaker products, hoping to find just the right combination of screens, speakers and features that will stick with consumers.
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But he hasn't invested enough in beefing up staffing at US Citizenship and Immigration Services — the agency tasked with processing visa, green card, and citizenship applications — to keep up with the increased workload.
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The first digital chief at $210 billion drugmaker Pfizer shares her top 5 priorities for using technology to transform the pharma giantCompanies like Walmart, CVS, and Amazon are beefing up their healthcare strategies.
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Berlin, Vienna and others wanted to see more focus on border management following Europe's migrant crisis of 2015-16, tackling climate change, beefing up security and modernizing the bloc's economy through digital investment.
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They want to see more focus on border management following Europe's migrant crisis of 2015-16, tackling climate change, beefing up security and modernising the bloc's economy through investment in research and digitalisation.
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It all adds up to an ever more menacing showdown, in which Trump has every reason to consult and adapt the 1980s Ronald Reagan playbook, including beefing up U.S. military power and defenses.
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ONE-OFF CASES The increase in prosecutions is still a long way from plugging gaps for many white-collar lawyers, who are beefing up other areas of their practices to fill the void.
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" He also sent a personal message to Sharpton, with whom he's been beefing for years -- "PS - Hey Al Sharpton, you or your cronies will never beat me you tax evading, race baiting clown!
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Donald Trump's star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame got tagged with swastikas and doused with fake blood this week ... but cops aren't beefing up security to crack down on more possible vandalism.
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The slowdown in new deals, especially large-sized ones, could pressure Asian revenues of Wall Street banks, who are facing growing competition from Chinese investment banks that are beefing up their M&A businesses.
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To better manage periods of extreme market volatility, some advisory firms, including Betterment and Charles Schwab, are already beefing up the number of advisors on hand to enhance their automated investing services for clients.
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Defending corporations against activist hedge funds like Elliott and rivals like Third Point and Pershing Square Capital Management has become big business on Wall Street with many banks beefing up their activism defense practices.
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Both Cohen and Price say that they favor beefing up laws around the use of health data as opposed to having very restrictive laws on how the data itself can be collected or shared.
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That strategy includes lessening the company's dependence on weather-sensitive categories such as apparel, and beefing up its offerings in areas that can't easily be replicated online or duplicated by others in the space.
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In my case, the newly mechanized Tark kept beating me, and so I've spent a good portion of my time in the game beefing up my abilities so I can finally take him down.
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But, fearing the potential power of well-informed and interconnected citizens, the party is striving to keep them in check—beefing up the police and deploying armies of censors to scrub the internet clean.
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Social Security also has moved to improve efficiency through initiatives aimed at serving the public online and via its toll-free number, and by beefing up program integrity programs aimed at rooting out fraud.
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In recent years, and especially after the Obama administration signed a nuclear deal with Iran, Gulf Arab states and Israel have tacitly cooperated on their shared agenda of beefing up regional capabilities against Iran.
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Axios Media — a new media venture founded by former Politico executives — is beefing up its tech team with the new hiring of longtime reporter Ina Fried as its chief tech correspondent in San Francisco.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Gulf Keystone Petroleum has appointed two new board members following the completion of its debt-for-equity swap with bondholders, beefing up its leadership team as it shifts from survival to growth.
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As we wrote recently, the company has been beefing up its balance sheet to make just such a move — raising nearly $300 million in funding to take its burgers to Asia, and across America.
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Goldman Sachs for example is looking to launch a cash management business next year while HSBC and Standard Chartered are trying to build on their strong Asian franchises by beefing up their European operations.
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It's indicative of the tightrope he's walked when pushing new, aggressive measures: making sure the public, China, North Korea, and others know Japan isn't looking for trouble but just beefing up its own defenses.
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But that could be attributable in part to companies beefing up their inventories, which have been steadily on the rise as companies "front load" imports to stay ahead of potential tariff-related price hikes.
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President Donald Trump's campaign announced on Tuesday that it is beefing up the communications shop with the additions of former Republican National Committee press secretary Kayleigh McEnany and former Pence press secretary Marc Lotter.
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In the months after the initial scandal, he parlayed his viral bit of fame into a troll career of harassing women on Twitter, beefing with various rappers, and livestreaming his entire life on YouTube.
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ContourGlobal, which has been beefing up its renewables portfolio, said in February it had agreed to buy Spanish engineering and renewable energy firm Acciona's solar power plants in a deal worth 962 million euros.
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At one point, a man is pummeled by at least 3 other guys before they let up The beefing rappers -- Booba and Kaaris -- were reportedly arrested along with 9 other members of their crews.
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PUSHA-T has had a busy year, releasing the long-awaited DAYTONA, beefing with Drake, then guesting on Kanye West and Kid Cudi's KIDS SEE GHOSTS, and forming an unlikely supergroup with Alt-J.
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Casino operators have been boosting their profile in Japan throughout the year, beefing up staffing and hosting glitzy promotional events in behind-the-scenes efforts to woo local governments and firms as potential partners.
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Joe Pitts (R-Pa.), the chairman of the House Energy and Commerce health subcommittee, told The Hill that other elements include allowing insurers to sell across state lines and "beefing up" health savings accounts.
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"All Eyez On Me" filmmakers and famed director John Singleton are beefing over the version of the movie Singleton wanted to make -- and now we have the script at the center of the feud.
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In mid-July, Eurotunnel had asked France and Britain for 10 million euros to cover costs tied to beefing up security to cope with the migrant crisis in the first-half of the year. .
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In those pictures were her and Drake, her former superstar music-making buddy and Young Money labelmate, who dubiously became her enemy via alliances revolving around him beefing with her then-boyfriend Meek Mill.
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This involves putting less emphasis on Windows, the firm's flagship operating system, as well as beefing up cloud computing and putting the firm at the forefront of advances in machine learning and artificial intelligence.
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Exxon Mobil is pushing deeper into energy trading, building a global cadre of experienced traders and beefing up risk-management systems to lift profit, according to executive recruiters and people familiar with the business.
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President Trump has tried to halt the arrival of undocumented migrants by beefing up border security, limiting who qualifies for asylum and, for a while, separating migrant children from their parents at the border.
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No doubt China is a fast-rising military and economic power, beefing up its naval forces, reviving nationalistic quarrels with Japan, staking expansive claims and brazenly building artificial islands in the South China Sea.
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Even his detractors credit Mr. Netanyahu with presiding over the beefing up of Israel's now-muscular economy, avoiding risky military adventures, and putting his warnings against a potentially nuclear Iran on the international agenda.
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In Ford's case, the company has to maintain a fine balance between building quality cars and trucks for consumers in every region of the world and beefing up its commitment to self-driving technology.
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The company has been beefing up its wireless security and datacenter businesses to offset the impact of sluggish spending by telecom carriers and enterprises on its main business of making network switches and routers.
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Even before the end of the mourning period, the authorities began cracking down, beefing up security in cities across the country, renewing their disruption of the internet and conducting waves of pre-emptive arrests.
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Last year, sales of its cars such as the Dodge Dart and the Chrysler 200 dropped precipitously as the company concentrated on beefing up its lineup of S.U.V.s, particularly its hot-selling Jeep models.
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Those included expanding investment in protecting children from disasters and helping them adapt to climate threats, beefing up education on environmental issues and enabling the participation of young people in climate change policy-making.
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Amazon's AmazonFresh program has been a pioneer, prompting other grocers to consider beefing up their e-commerce business or risk losing sales from consumers who are increasingly in search of quick and convenient options.
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The transit authority said on Thursday that it would offset the impact by beefing up service on the G, M and 7 trains as it had previously planned, but it did not provide details.
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Now that Roku is beefing up its content game with the ad-supported Roku Channel and a dedicated channel for 4K content, the operating system could see an upgrade that makes finding 8K content easy.
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Time Warner joining the party was discussed perviously, but the deal going down means it's serious about beefing up its offering in the hopes of competing with other growing streaming players like Netflix and Amazon.
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AR improvementsScreenshot: Andrew Liszewski (Apple)Apple's beefing up what you can do with augmented reality, and its latest ARKit 2 update now makes augmented gaming with friends in the real world more fun for everyone.
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TMZ Sports spoke with The Logo in Bev Hills ... and he told us he's not worried about beefing up security at Staples Center after the alleged post-game altercation that went down earlier this week.
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James, who has voiced his concerns about the roster to the team's general manager, admitted that the urgency in beefing up the Cavaliers' bench has a lot to do with the stage of his career.
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Rather than the usual Atlanticist pieties about solidarity and burden-sharing, and windy promises to spend more on defence one day, NATO members, especially Poland and the Baltic states near Russia, are beefing up budgets.
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Chipotle is beefing up digital ordering capabilities and other operations under new Chief Executive Brian Niccol, who is charged with winning back customers lost after a sales-crushing series of food safety lapses in 2015.
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Although among India's top three, Vodafone and Idea lag Bharti and Jio in terms of 4G presence, and were seen beefing up their high-speed data networks by aggressively bidding in the latest spectrum sale.
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Canaan Partners, the multi-stage venture capital firm, is beefing up its enterprise software investment team and looking to spend more time in San Francisco in addition to its longtime home on Sand Hill Road.
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Lazada had struggled on logistics, but Alibaba owns a big chunk of logistics player SingPost and has its own $7.7 billion-dollar valued logistics company Cainaio which is beefing up its presence outside of China.
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Staples has already laid out what Chukumba called an "aggressive restructuring plan," which includes shuttering more North America stores, beefing up its business-to-business offerings, and exploring strategic alternatives for its "underperforming" European business.
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Here are highlights from the latest addition: Biden's plan largely focuses on elections reform and public financing on elections, beefing up ethics laws within the executive branch, and putting in new transparency requirements for lobbyists.
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Siemens also agreed to buy U.S. engineering software firm CD-adapco for $230 million, it confirmed on Monday, beefing up its core industrial business with the latest in a string of acquisitions in the area.
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Following the second bridge attack, Prime Minister Theresa May proposed beefing up regulations on cyberspace, and weeks later interior minister Amber Rudd travelled to California to ask Silicon Valley to step up efforts against extremism.
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Twitter, for example, has been beefing up its live content in recent months, and has in the past made deals with Wimbledon, MLB, the NHL, the NBA and the NFL for its Thursday night games.
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Whether he's panicking over being caught on camera pouring Perrier into a cup, Photoshopping himself onto Rihanna's shoulder, beefing through memes, or enjoying a healthy run as the joke himself, he's become an internet zeitgeist.
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ADNOC has held talks with French energy company Total and trading house Vitol as part of its new crude oil pricing and trading overhaul, the sources said, while beefing up its in-house trading team.
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It's beefing up Teams with new features, including read receipts to show when people have viewed messages sent to them, and priority notifications for urgent messages that pop up every two minutes until recipients respond.
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Siemens also agreed to buy U.S. engineering software firm CD-adapco for $970 million, it confirmed on Monday, beefing up its core industrial business with the latest in a string of acquisitions in the area.
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More recently it issued a "Device and Account Security Check-list " to campaigns that recommends basic security measures like encrypting laptops, setting a login PIN for devices, beefing up passwords and using two-factor authentication.
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Faced with the risk of legal and financial penalties from regulators, and the possibility of damage to their reputation, many banks are beefing up safeguards to prevent clients from using their services to launder money.
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Some fixes are just about beefing up the grid — like making sure it can handle the fierce winds of increasingly common Category 5 hurricanes or burying power lines underground in places with extreme fire danger.
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BLOOMBERG UBS Appoints New Chief to Swiss Unit | UBS has recruited the former chief executive of Germany's Commerzbank to lead its Swiss operations at a time when Credit Suisse is beefing up its domestic operations.
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First, I think it's a good time to reinvigorate the State Department's arms control efforts, particularly by beefing up the department's personnel and resources assigned to this mission, all of which have atrophied of late.
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Here's the pitch deck that the buzzy healthcare startup Voro used to raise a $2.5 million seed round led by an early Twitter investorCompanies like Walmart, CVS, and Amazon are beefing up their healthcare strategies.
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Read more:Pharmacy startups are getting into the business of prescribing medications — and it shows how a new business model is taking over in healthcareCompanies like Walmart, CVS, and Amazon are beefing up their healthcare strategies.
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In a blog post published Tuesday, Facebook's global head of safety, Antigone Davis, said the company is beefing up its moderation tools to help people avoid "unwanted, offensive or hurtful experiences" on the platform. on.wsj.
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Remember, Lenny and Mickey have been BEEFING for years -- ever since Lenny went on Howard Stern back in 2016 and accused Mickey of stiffing him out of a $30,000, suggesting the debt was drug related.
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Beefing up its grocery delivery service is an "informed gamble" for Walmart, Mr. Knemeyer said — one that will most likely serve up side benefits such as data collection and inroads with young, affluent city dwellers.
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But some concerns remain: House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and other House Democrats have made clear that they want strong enforcement to those labor provisions, along with some beefing up of environmental protections and drug provisions.
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Some called for changes at the front end, limiting the number of criminal offenses, reducing the power of prosecutors, or beefing up the public defender system and giving defense lawyers more resources to fight cases.
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What the countries would use the money for, we would like very much to see them prioritizing first and foremost, urgently beefing up their health service capacity so lives are saved, and suffering is reduced.
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And Sanders, who lacks broad support among black Democrats, didn't help his cause here when he scrapped a Friday campaign event in Jackson to concentrate on beefing up his on-the-ground efforts in Michigan.
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In recent weeks, Democratic campaigns have been beefing up their presence in the state hoping to win over voters in the big cities of Austin, Dallas, Houston and San Antonio, according to the Texas Tribune.
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The suggestions include reducing the powers of the presidency and beefing up those of the prime minister, prompting speculation that Putin might be eyeing a return to a job he held from 2008 to 2012.
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The drama again turned back to US domestic politics, where Democrats on Capitol Hill insisted on stronger enforcement of labor provisions in the USMCA, along with beefing up environmental protections and drug provisions and enforcement.
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Barclays has also made Dublin the headquarters of its European operations, employing around 400 in the Irish capital and beefing up the unit's balance sheet to about 250 billion euros, the Irish government has said.
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And others are worried about the potential fallout from Trump's "extreme vetting" procedures for people seeking visas to enter the U.S., a more permanent step that the administration has been quietly beefing up for months.
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Legislation beefing up protections around consumer data is seen by analysts and lobbyists to be a rare area of common ground in the current Congress, where Democrats control the House and Republicans control the Senate.
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Following the second bridge attack, Prime Minister Theresa May proposed beefing up regulations on cyberspace, and weeks later interior minister Amber Rudd traveled to California to ask Silicon Valley to step up efforts against extremism.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump has proposed a military budget that is the largest since 22019 and focused on beefing up the country's nuclear defenses and countering the growing strength of China and Russia.
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Will he move on to the heart of Europe, working with his partners in Austria's ruling coalition or with the new populist government in Italy, or by beefing up efforts to topple Angela Merkel in Germany?
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Russia, which is in the midst of a major rearmament program, has embarked upon its biggest military push in the Arctic since the 1991 fall of the Soviet Union, beefing up its military presence and capabilities.
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Washington (CNN)The chief of US Border Patrol has departed the agency, Customs and Border Protection said in a statement Thursday -- the day after President Donald Trump signed executive orders aimed at beefing up border security.
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A broad range of options: from beefing up existing units that work, largely in the background, training and advising Iraqi forces; adding new, more sophisticated weaponry; all the way up the scale to all-in combat.
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As a likely result of this method of mating, female bedbugs seem to live shorter lives, perhaps because they direct their energy toward either mending these wounds or beefing up their immune system to fight infections.
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In the face of rising political pressure and a series of content-related scandals, both Google and Facebook last year announced they would be beefing up their content moderation teams by thousands of extra staff apiece.
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In response to the Gatwick debacle the UK government quickly pushed through an expansion of existing drone no-fly zones around airports after criticism by aviation experts — beefing up the existing 1km exclusion zone to 5km.
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Ben Simmons believes his ex, Tinashe, has been tailing him and showing up at the same places he parties with gf Kendall Jenner ... and it's gotten so bad he's seriously thinking of significantly beefing up security.
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While it looks to manage its staff budget, Hyundai is beefing up its SUV offerings, freshening up its Sonata sedan, and redirecting exports from slow-demand markets such as the Middle East to the United States.
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American corporations are slowly starting to catch on, and some are scrambling to attract top female talent by pumping cash into recruitment efforts, beefing up their maternity leave policies, and adding nursing facilities for new mothers.
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The US military has also been beefing up its presence in the region, jointly deploying three strategic bombers, the B-52 Stratofortress, B-1B Lancer and B-2 Spirit, to the region for the first time.
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The rapper was out near Hollywood Thursday when we asked about his ex-girlfriend beefing on Twitter with her ex-girlfriend, Tana Mongeau -- who's also sort of his ex-GF -- and he clearly sides with Tana.
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Note that Facebook has reportedly been beefing up its army of lobbyists in DC, who may come in quite handy if there comes a time when legislators are deciding what is to be done about it.
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The committee also examined online platforms' current legal liabilities around content, and recommends beefing these up too — saying self-regulation is failing and calling out social media sites' moderation processes specifically as "unacceptably opaque and slow".
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The South Korean tech giant generates the bulk of its profit from its basic memory chips and has been beefing up development of logic chips such as mobile processors, image sensors and automotive chips to diversify.
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"If it needs more beefing up ... for folks who are low-income and between 50 and 64 years of age, that's something that we've talked about, something we've entertained, and that may happen throughout the process."
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Time, whose titles include Sports Illustrated, People, and Time magazine, has been slashing costs, tapping revenue sources with higher margins and beefing up its digital offerings to cope with a relentless decline in the print industry.
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While the Summit wasn't chock full of announcements like the annual re:Invent conference, it did offer some new services like the beefing up the AWS Certificate Manager (ACM) with an all-new Private Certificate Authority (PCA).
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MANILA (Reuters) - The Philippines is beefing up cybersecurity measures prior to the expected entry of Chinese firms in its telecoms industry, the president's spokesman said on Thursday, amid concerns that national security could be at risk.
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The Coachella music festival is beefing up its VR programming with a new app and a custom Google Cardboard headset, one that's being shipped out to this year's attendees in the "welcome boxes" containing their tickets.
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The super-PACs aligned with Cruz are also beefing up ahead of Super Tuesday in the hopes that the Texas senator can have a string of good performances that can keep in the race for delegates.
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Even as the Dodd-Frank law creeps toward full implementation – roughly one-third of the implementing rules remain to be written – there are proposals ranging from "repeal and replace it" to beefing up its regulatory straitjacket.
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The White House's strategy replicated many elements of the Obama administration's closing policy, and focused on special forces to hunt terrorists, the beefing up of Afghan security forces and finally a negotiated settlement with the insurgency.
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The company said the new round of funding "will accelerate the brand's retail expansion plans" and "help to drive product innovation and category expansion" as Parachute invests more in technology and beefing up its supply chain.
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Amazon is beefing up its Home Services business — a marketplace rival to the likes of Angie's List, HomeAdvisor, Thumbtack and Handy for helping people find and hire contractors for everything from plumbers to at-home reflexologists.
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Last week, Florida overcame intense pressure from the NRA to pass a toothy set of gun reforms, including raising the minimum age to purchase a firearm to 21 and beefing up background checks for prospective buyers.
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This month, Cyrela announced a plan to pump as much as 100 million reais into rival Tecnisa SA, a decision that analysts at JPMorgan Securities said would put at risk the policy of beefing up cash.
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Trump made the offer as he increased economic and military pressure on Iran, moving to cut off all Iranian oil exports this month while beefing up the U.S. Navy and Air Force presence in the Gulf.
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The Indonesia Stock Exchange revised on Wednesday its guidance on trading halts, beefing up measures already implemented to control outflows after the index posted its biggest single day loss in more than eight years on Monday.
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In those instances, it's most effective to choose the candidate (wherever she comes from) who'll do the best job at beefing up America's AI strategy, so that it can ultimately benefit a vast number of Americans.
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The banks were given "conditional approval" to return money to shareholders, but they were required to keep their shareholder payouts near last year's levels and work on beefing up their capital cushions over the next year.
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As the internet giant has tackled categories such as electronics, entertainment, books and most recently grocery — by way of a pending deal with Whole Foods — Amazon has been low-key in beefing up its apparel offerings.
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The proposal introduces new consumer protections governing communications and mandated disclosures, dragging debt collection communications into 2019 by authorizing the use of electronic messaging, beefing up opt-out mechanisms and establishing strict limits for phone conversations.
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Democrats in Congress have said it's not enough, citing the need for expanding lab capacity, beefing up additional airport screening, and reimbursing the Pentagon, which is currently housing quarantined evacuees from China on several military bases.
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Has there been a spike in morale in the agency because we have a president who's talking a lot about the border, and about beefing up Border Patrol, and the wall, and consequences for illegal immigrants?
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Moon vowed to strengthen the KFTC by beefing up investigation of conglomerates, cracking down on unfair deals between chaebols and small and medium-sized companies and the funneling of contracts and orders to affiliates of chaebols.
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Three reforms are on the table: beefing up the European Stability Mechanism (ESM), the euro zone's sovereign-bail-out fund; setting up a common deposit-insurance scheme for banks; and creating a common euro-zone budget.
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The drama again turned back to US domestic politics, where Democrats on Capitol Hill insisted on stronger enforcement of labor provisions in the USMCA, along with beefing up of environmental protections and drug provisions and enforcement.
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Those include expanding background checks, a "permit-to-purchase licensing system" for potential gun buyers, beefing up reporting of lost or stolen guns and closing loopholes that allow those convicted of domestic violence to keep guns.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States is beefing up legal resources on the Mexican border to deal with a high-profile caravan of asylum seekers trying to enter the country, Attorney General Jeff Sessions said on Wednesday.
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U.S. Trump made the offer as he increased economic and military pressure on Iran, moving to cut off all Iranian oil exports this month while beefing up the U.S. Navy and Air Force presence in the Gulf.
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But this is really about beefing up a central database of potential customers and staff to expand cross-selling opportunities for its workplace management SaaS behind whatever front door locum booking systems Network Locum ends up owning.
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Whatever money The Academy's saving by bailing on a host this year is apparently being put to good use -- beefing up security to ensure there's not a terrorist attack or other act of violence ... or Oscar hijinks.
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And while Warren wants a lifetime lobbying ban not just for presidents and vice presidents, but also for members of Congress, federal judges, and Cabinet secretaries, Biden is less prescriptive, simply suggesting beefing up lobbying transparency laws.
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The update to the bloc's data protection framework is intended to strengthen consumers' control over how their personal data is used by bolstering transparency and consent requirements, and beefing up penalties for data breaches and privacy violations.
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American missile defence batteries will need beefing up in such places as Fort Greeley, Alaska, in such a way that China may feel its "second strike capability", or ability to retaliate after a nuclear attack, is jeopardised.
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The mockumentary follows a trio of vampire roommates in New Zealand, who mostly spend their time bickering about dirty dishes, beefing with a gang of werewolf punks, and periodically feasting on the fresh blood of their victims.
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The former British colony has been beefing up its laws and it is only the third time that the HKMA, which is also the city's central bank, has fined a bank under 2012 anti-money laundering rules.
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From the listing: Competition is bound to be fierce, so interested dogs should start learning some new tricks, beefing up their résumé, asking dog park pals for references and adding strangers to their professional network on LinkedIn.
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Since Lore's arrival at Wal-Mart, the big-box retailer has been beefing up its digital operations, recently adding to its portfolio women's clothing retailer Modcloth, for $150 million, and outdoor recreational retailer Moosejaw, for $50 million.
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Adding to their current list of Southern comfort food classics like biscuits and gravy, deviled eggs and breakfast tacos, the Gaines' are beefing up their menu with a new selection of salads, sandwiches, desserts and brunch items.
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During a call in interview on Australian radio show Fitzy and Wippa, the 51-year-old dished on his weight loss journey, revealing that he's shed 52 pounds since beefing up for his role opposite Ryan Gosling.
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While Beijing keeps secret the details of its military spending, experts have said additional funding would probably go towards beefing up the navy with anti-submarine ships and developing aircraft carriers beyond a sole vessel in operation.
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The costly and time-consuming process of giving polygraph tests to applicants who likely should have been disqualified comes at a crucial time, as CBP struggles to meet President Donald Trump's mandate of beefing up its ranks.
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China says it is confident it can win its "war on pollution" after strengthening legislation, beefing up its monitoring capabilities and cracking down on hundreds of polluting firms, and says average air quality improved noticeably in 2016.
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His 88-page disarmament plan, entitled "Securing our common future", set out the problems facing disarmament efforts in each area, and some actions that could be taken, such as beefing up the world's defenses against biological threats.
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Officials said the move would help fight abuse of prescription painkillers, heroin and fentanyl by expanding access to treatment and beefing up staff at the Department of Health and Human Services to help states address the epidemic.
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The government has also moved to head off a Royal Commission by beefing up the corporate watchdog's powers, ordering bank chiefs to make annual appearances before parliament's economics committee and promising a tribunal to examine citizens' complaints.
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Sensing that governments are playing an ever-greater role in shaping the economy, others are trying to influence the direction of islandizing policies by beefing up government relations teams, even at the regional and local government level.
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Jill Adams, the chief strategist at the SIA Legal Team—an organization devoted exclusively to helping women self-manage their abortions—is working on beefing up both defensive and offensive strategies to anticipate and combat these regulations.
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Global banks have been beefing up compliance procedures in Hong Kong, as the securities regulator in the Asian financial hub has stepped up its crackdown against failures to comply with guidelines for equities trading and underwriting functions.
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Districts around the country are substantially beefing up security in fear of the next attempt at a school shooting, but critics argue the measures taken can make schools feel more like prisons and can't guarantee students' safety.
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NATO began beefing up its defenses after the 2014 annexation by Russia of Ukraine's Crimea peninsula, deploying troops to the Baltic states and Poland, strengthening its presence in the Black Sea and starting to modernizing its forces.
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The Republican president has vacillated on what sort of legislation he supports and McConnell now seems willing to let the Senate craft a deal on legal protections for Dreamers and beefing up immigration enforcement at U.S. borders.
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In a recent interview, Ms. Nielsen said she was quietly trying to put her own stamp on the agency, focusing on beefing up the cybersecurity division and doing a critical assessment of other programs at the department.
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He also said he saw "a lot of merit" in transferring some supervisory powers to an EU body, without clarifying whether this would entail setting up a new anti-money laundering agency or beefing up existing watchdogs.
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Azealia Banks has been stoking so many fires on Twitter — beefing with just about everyone from Iggy Azalea to Nicki Minaj to Kendrick Lamar — that it led many to wonder, if she trolled her career to death.
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The IPO of SCG Packaging Pcl (SCG Packaging), which could be announced as early as this week, is aimed at independently beefing up the company's funding needs as it charts out a regional expansion strategy, they said.
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PATCHED: Congressional leaders of a commission focused on improving national cybersecurity previewed a bevy of possible recommendations yesterday, including beefing up Pentagon cybersecurity audits and creating a special congressional committee focused on cybersecurity, CyberScoop's Shannon Vavra reports.
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And the EU is considering beefing up its own enforcement mechanism to fill the hole left by the appellate body, though it would probably cleave more closely to the outcomes of first-stage rulings in WTO disputes.
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The company, which spun off its business process outsourcing unit last year and separated into two independent, publicly traded companies, has been beefing up its product offerings in the A4 and A3 paper market to boost sales.
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Beyond the tariffs, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and other House Democrats have also made clear that they want stronger enforcement of labor provisions in the USMCA, along with some beefing up of environmental protections and drug provisions.
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Beefing up security's smart -- the Carter family's hitting the road this summer to go on tour, and with all the prowlers and break-ins happening in L.A., they're making a preemptive strike to keep the crib secure.
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For this reason, the WHO has been beefing up exit screening in Madagascar to make sure people with plague aren't bringing the bacterium to other countries and helping these nine countries strengthen their epidemiological and laboratory surveillance capabilities.
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"I ain't going to nobody nothing when me and my wife beefing," he says on the track "FRIENDS," likely a reference to when West feeling put out over Bey and Jay not attending his wedding to Kim Kardashian.
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" Much of that money is being spent on beefing up the Chinese navy, with the report saying that China commands "the region's largest navy, with more than 300 surface combatants, submarines, amphibious ships, patrol craft, and specialized types.
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In his presidential memorandum released Wednesday night, Trump gave the defense secretary, head of homeland security, and the attorney general 30 days to submit an "action plan" outlining how the agencies will go about beefing up border security.
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PARIS, April 23 (Reuters) - French supermarket retailer Casino said on Tuesday that it was beefing up its partnership with tech giant Amazon following the success of an earlier deal between its Monoprix supermarket chain and Amazon in Paris.
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The U.S. has been beefing up naval and air power, capable of striking Iranian forces in the Persian Gulf over the last month after the White House said it had information about possible future attacks against American interests.
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Japan's retail sales fell more than expected in August for the sixth straight month of annual declines due to falling sales of clothes and home appliances - keeping policymakers under pressure to find ways of beefing up household spending.
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Instagram has been gradually beefing up the Explore tab over the years, growing to be more than just what's Popular in 2012, personalizing the photos it showed in 2014 and adding Trends and places search a year ago.
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The governing body is beefing up the rules after the tainted dual votes in 20 for the 212 and 22014 World Cups set off years of scandals that culminated in Sepp Blatter being forced out of the presidency.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)Months after beefing up its secret shopper program here in the U.S., Juul is launching a similar effort in Canada in an effort to keep its products out of the hands of vaping teens.
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Instead of having whole teams of people managing Trump's message, as most candidates do, MSNBC reported, it was just Trump and his Twitter account beefing with CNN and saying that Clinton was bad because she used a teleprompter.
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But nationalist Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban, who on Tuesday described mainly Muslim migrants as a "Trojan horse for terrorism", has cited the risk of a new influx from the Balkans and is beefing up his country's defense.
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Mindful of the impact web-based start-ups have had on industries like gambling, taxi services and banking, traditional high-street agents are beefing up their own digital businesses, cutting fees and costs and cherry-picking the competition.
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But with all these endless feuds the rapper begins, only to abandon or delete five minutes later, it can start to get confusing what he's even talking about anymore or who he's beefing with at that exact moment.
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SEOUL/MELBOURNE (Reuters) - South Korean steelmaker POSCO has sealed a deal to buy lithium mining rights in Argentina from Galaxy Resources for $280 million, beefing up the Australian miner's funds to dig a lithium mine on neighbouring ground.
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Long fodder for comedians, major U.S. airlines are beefing up their menus, an attempt to stand out against a growing sea of low-cost carriers that advertise fares less than $100 for a flight across the Atlantic Ocean.
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Russia's annexation of Ukraine's Crimea peninsula in 2014 and its support for separatists in eastern Ukraine have prompted NATO members to consider beefing up Europe's defenses, though Trump has signaled he now wants to improve ties with Moscow.
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But much credit goes to Joly who, despite lacking a retail background, was instrumental in beefing up the company's website, delivery options and tech support services making it a formidable force in a world increasingly dominated by Amazon.com.
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There's a lot of companies, especially Walmart, Target, the big box stores that you might think of as, you know, kind of staid and old-school, are actually beefing up their online operations and can almost match Amazon.
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By strong-arming his government via aid budgets, beefing up policing of Libyan waters and preparing mass expulsions, the EU aims to emulate tactics that worked to hold back Syrians from Greece and tilt his risk-reward calculus.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Fresh from taking on the world in financial services, China's cashed-up banks are targeting a bigger slice of the surging global aviation market, beefing up affiliates bent on supplying planes to airlines around the planet.
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The overall level of fear, he explained, will be exacerbated by an increase in the rate of malicious pranks and possible bomb threats, the beefing up of security at airports, and a larger police presence around public transportation.
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As its core business of selling software licenses continues to shrink, Oracle has been beefing up its cloud business, most recently though the $261 billion acquisition of NetSuite, to take on nimbler rivals such as Workday Inc WDAY.
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"The Young and the Restless" star Max Ehrich is doing everything he can to protect himself after allegedly getting a gun pulled on him by an obsessed realtor ... 'cause he's exploring legal options and beefing up his security.
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The total purchases, over an area of about 229 square miles, were part of a more than $2000 million spending plan that included improving infrastructure and beefing up the police force, said Patrick H. West, the city manager.
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The measures include steps like beefing up audits for false information on applications, creating more thorough paper trails for admissions evaluations, and building in stronger firewalls between admissions officers and people who solicit donations to the public universities.
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People like Pete Buttigieg and Mike Bloomberg attracted the crucial and self-fulfilling attention of the media, while Warren, amid a devastating poll, an unnecessarily convoluted Medicare for All rollout, and subsequent public beefing to her left, floundered.
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HONG KONG, March 27 (Reuters) - Private equity groups are beefing up warchests and hiring investment professionals to tap an expected buyout boom in China following the coronavirus outbreak and as founders in some traditional businesses execute succession plans.
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Roku is beefing up its advertising business with the acquisition of Boston-based dataxu, a demand-side platform that will allow marketers to plan, buy and optimize their video ad campaigns that run on Roku's devices and services.
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Tornqvist sold several key Russian loading terminals, paid Timchenko about $1 billion for his stake and embarked on a global expansion with the acquisition of refineries and terminals while beefing up offices in Europe, South America and Asia.
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Starbucks has also poured money into beefing up its delivery network in China as it battles with local startup Luckin Coffee, whose speedy growth led it to file for an IPO in the United States earlier this week.
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However, Rudy Giuliani, another of Trump's legal advisors, and Sekulow are leaving the door open to beefing up their team if Democrats take control of Congress this fall and move ahead with articles of impeachment, according to sources.
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And he has been beefing up his credentials on a key Iowa issue, agriculture - having toured farms in Missouri, Kansas and Nebraska in conjunction with a bill he is sponsoring to put a moratorium on big farm mergers.
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Over the past several years, the tech industry generally — and Google specifically — have been more deliberate about baking accessibility into products, and beefing up overall resources for the roughly one billion people worldwide with some form of disability.
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Instead, Target has focused on its private-label brands for apparel and home goods of late, beefing up those categories before moving into food, which can be more capital intensive and the return on investment isn't as compelling.
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In a phone call, Lavrov told U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson on Tuesday that "Washington's aggressive rhetoric" and beefing up of its military presence in the region had heightened tension on the Korean peninsula and was unacceptable.
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President Trump's revamped immigration policies promise to crack down on unauthorized immigrants in several ways, including by beefing up the number of ICE and border patrol agents in a hiring spree that will bring on 15,000 new workers.
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ISLAMABAD/PESHAWAR, Pakistan (Reuters) - Chastened by the Islamic State's claim to have killed two kidnapped Chinese teachers, Pakistan is beefing up security around Chinese citizens streaming into the country on the back of Beijing's "Belt and Road" infrastructure splurge.
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The deal can't be solely about the money, but it adds a business line that features recurring revenue, like Apple Music, and strengthens the link between Apple and big publishers, many of whom are beefing with big tech companies.
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"They're pushing for a $16 billion annual investment, including boosting money for the Energy Department's Advanced Research Projects Agency-Energy to $1 billion, well more than twice current levels, and for beefing up DOE's network of "Energy Innovation Hubs.
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According to the two Toyota sources, the deal is part of efforts to share more technology with China as the Japanese automaker seeks more growth in the world's largest auto market by beefing up manufacturing capacity and distribution channels.
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Proposed revisions include rolling back some of its Medicaid cuts, adding additional money to combat abuse of opioids and other drugs, beefing up healthcare subsidies for lower earners, and allowing insurers to sell low-cost policies offering meager coverage.
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Oil majors have been beefing up their presence in the sector by investing billions of dollars in new plants from Asia to the United States, betting on growth in plastics demand from a growing middle class in emerging markets.
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Beefing up security practices in political campaigns is important, especially given the email hacking that dominated the 2016 cycle — but a strange man showing up to explain two-factor authentication to you is probably a little off-putting nonetheless.
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Mark Zuckerberg and his cronies have been beefing up their presence in Washington for years, precisely so that Facebook will have the power to pull off something like the net neutrality-bashing program that is Free Basics in America.
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HANOVER, Germany (Reuters) - General Electric is beefing up its additive manufacturing business with an investment of more than 100 million euros ($109 million) in Germany and continues to be alert for acquisition opportunities, the head of the business said.
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Before this rapper made headlines for beefing with one of hip-hop's biggest legends -- and before he had starring roles on the big screen -- he moved all around the globe with his missionary parents during an incredibly trying upbringing.
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Already a dominant player in Hungary and Bulgaria, OTP has been beefing up its presence across central and eastern Europe, taking advantage of a pullback by Greek and western European lenders amid a tighter profit outlook and stricter regulations.
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Let's go: Azealia Banks, "Used to Being Alone" "Used to Being Alone" finds Azealia Banks putting her trollish impulses to good use: she incorporated a sample used prominently in an Iggy Azalea song after beefing with her on Twitter.
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KINSHASA (Reuters) - Democratic Republic of Congo's army and U.N. peacekeepers agreed on Thursday to resume military cooperation against Rwandan Hutu rebels, the U.N. mission said, beefing up efforts to root out one of the region's most notorious rebel groups.
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Dubbed CARA 2900, the legislation includes a host of policy changes, such as establishing a three-day initial prescribing limit on opioids for acute pain, beefing up services to promote recovery and aiming to increase the availability of treatment.
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Vestager says beefing up global rules on subsidies and trade defense instruments, controlling foreign investments, strengthening public procurement rules to ensure mutual access to markets and reinforcing data protection and privacy rules should be part of the tool kit.
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Democrats are beefing up their staffs and planning a flurry of investigations on issues ranging from immigration to the President's tax returns -- with incoming House chairmen preparing to issue a bevy of subpoenas if the White House doesn't cooperate.
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Barnier received much praise from EU MPs on Thursday for his handling of the Brexit negotiations, a sentiment shared in many EU quarters, beefing the Frenchman's chances should he run for the top job in the bloc next year.
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Not just the drone and rockets, but the man hours for planning and executing it, and then beefing up security at the Baghdad embassy and every military installation in the Middle East, bringing in new troops and relocating others.
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H.D. was a 3-time Pro Bowler with the Eagles too, so he also told us what Nick Foles should do next ... and if him and T.O. are still beefing all these years after their infamous locker room throwdown.
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Mr. Durbin and four other senators — including three Republicans — have been meeting nearly every day for the past two months to negotiate a deal that would protect the DACA recipients while beefing up border security, a key Republican demand.
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Kevin and Torrei (as you might know) had been publicly beefing about him cheating on her, but put those differences aside for Heaven's sake birthday bash over the weekend at Sky Zone Trampoline Park in the San Fernando Valley.
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Britain has been one of the most vocal supporters of punitive European Union sanctions imposed on Russia over its role in the Ukraine crisis and of NATO beefing up its military presence in the Baltic States and Poland to deter Russia.
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Xxx In most states, police can keep as much as the entire value of confiscated property, which "allows police to go treasure hunting, beefing up their budgets on the backs of innocent Americans," Issa wrote in a newspaper opinion piece.
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Law enforcement sources tell us cops believe an unidentified member of Tekashi's entourage fired a shot inside Barclays Saturday night during an altercation with a rival rap crew headed by Brooklyn-based MC Casanova, who Tekashi's been beefing with online.
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MANILA, Feb 3 (Reuters) - The Philippines is beefing up security protocols to protect its energy sector from foreign interference, its national security adviser said, following concerns raised by some of the country's politicians about China's access to the country's power grid.
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Under U.S.-pressure, Mexico has attempted to stem the influx of migrants by beefing up border security through its "Southern Border Plan", which has seen deportations of Central Americans from Mexico soar to nearly 200,000 in 2015 from 107,000 in 2014.
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Facebook has been beefing up its presence in the mobile video market, where Snapchat and Alphabet Inc's YouTube pose strong competition, and it is also courting advertisers and content providers to experiment with Facebook Live, its new live video feature.
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The investment bank is beefing up financing, the smallest of its three business areas, with one focus being rebuilding relationships with financial customers like banks or insurers that were lost when the bank yanked teams from a host of geographies.
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Hours after Mr Macron's address, Mrs Merkel followed her Christian Democratic Union (CDU) in resisting a beefing-up of the euro zone's bail-out fund, one of several modest reform ideas to be discussed at an EU summit in June.
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The prospect of a protracted slump has fueled expectations of a flurry of asset sales deals that could be possibly financed by private equity or hedge fund investors and law firms and banks have been beefing up their restructuring teams.
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Pages from a high school scrapbook, diligently filled out by the man who would go on to become the first Roman Catholic president, show he loved ancient history, music and football, as well as "beefing," slang for complaining or arguing.
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Gérard Zasso, the former chef of Le Colombier (one of the most beloved cassoulet restaurants in France), notes that every day, women would stir beans or scraps of meat into the cassoulet, beefing the dish up for the evening's meal.
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The company has made huge strides in beefing up its ad program over the past several months, including launching a self-serve ad platform in May that will allow Snap to compete with Facebook and Instagram for small business dollars.
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Google responded by beefing up YouTube's ad policies and enforcement efforts, and by giving advertisers new controls that it said would make it easier for brands to exclude "higher risk content and fine-tune where they want their ads to appear".
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Allergan said last year it was doubling its investment in direct-to-consumer ad spending and beefing up its sales force as companies like Revance Therapeutics Inc and Evolus Inc vie to wrest market share with rival treatments to Botox.
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NEW YORK/LONDON/CARACAS (Reuters) - Venezuela's efforts to restructure its debt may have triggered an initial stampede for the exits, but some investment funds are maintaining their portfolios or even beefing them up, betting that other investors' distress could spell opportunity.
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I always felt like the bond between Missy, Kim, and Aaliyah was a true testament to healthy black love, a love that allowed three queens to reign during the 90s on their respective thrones, not worried about beefing with each other.
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And the Democratic super PAC Priorities USA has re-geared, bringing super-lawyer Marc Elias on board for a voter protection effort while prioritizing experimentation, beefing up its in-house digital team and sharing research and modeling with progressive groups.
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Al Shabaab's grip on the Horn of Africa nation has been weakening since it was pushed out of the capital by African Union peacekeepers in 2011, but the government and the U.S. military are beefing up an offensive against it.
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