Go deeper: Feds crank up antitrust heat on Big Tech
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The political rhetoric against strong encryption continues to crank up.
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Higher prices encourage U.S. oil companies to crank up output.
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And crank up the music on your way into work.
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Time to flick on the bat signal and crank up "Stronger."
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I park beneath branches, crank up the AC in the Jeep.
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Does Fox crank up the America First dimensions to preempt Bannon?
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Crank up the AC, pop on your ugliest holiday sweater, and enjoy.
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Crank up a playlist inspired to wake up a robot on Mars.
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I do wish I could crank up the speed a bit more.
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So you decide to crank up the speed on all delivery vehicles.
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From the start, Peele uses racial tension to crank up the narrative tension.
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Wilson has a simple tip for would-be entrepreneurs: Crank up the speed.
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The treadmill will crank up again ahead of the Tokyo Games in 2020.
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Use these tips to crank up your Gmail know-how to expert status.
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Time and again, Williams tried to crank up the volume and the intensity.
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And what do you do with it other than crank up the thermostat?
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Now seems like a good time to crank up "I Knew You Were Trouble."
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Seriously, crank up the volume on this 43-minute odyssey of Balearic beat music.
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We wear sweaters in summer because we crank up our A/C so high.
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This has allowed them to see what happens when they crank up the CO2.
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A supercapacitor powers the Aventador's starter motor to crank up its big V12 engine.
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I crank up the AC, grab a glass of water, and sit down to work.
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But not having one is going to crank up the difficulty setting of your stay.
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So, why wouldn't Slimane stick to what he knows and crank up his greatest hits?
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You're gonna want to crank up the heat on it, in fact—real, real high.
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We'd crank up the jukebox and talk about bands, true love, failure, and the past.
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Electricity demand typically jumps over the summer as households and businesses crank up air conditioning.
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Mint the platinum coins, crank up the presses, press the buttons, let the money flow.
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"You crank up the methyl jasmonate, the plant makes more nasty stuff," said Dr. Orrock.
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Or will he try to crank up political pressure on her by offering a concession?
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But in order to crank up the tunes, you're going to need some audio equipment.
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Pour the blue milk, crank up the Cantina song, and get ready to boogie-woogie-wookiee.
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We have this idea that if we crank up the economy, it will lift all boats.
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Basic sketch and a little toothbrush work down, about to crank up the airbrush... x pic.twitter.
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It's a reminder that property remains a powerful potential lever for Beijing to crank up growth.
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But you can also crank up that size even higher in apps that support Dynamic Type.
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O) is gaining momentum, pressuring traditional automakers to crank up plans for fully electric vehicles (EVs).
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Snow is piling up, as Americans from Maine to Georgia crank up their thermostats in response.
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Mostly, it needs protection from cooks who crank up the heat and achieve the exact opposite.
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Maria Goldberg wants it loud: Anything by Zeppelin and don't forget to crank up the volume!
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And by doing so, they will crank up costs on 65 million consumers (as a start).
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When you crank up the correlation to the maximum, C = 1, the function equals the joint probability.
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Daisy and Lincoln's training is mostly an excuse to crank up the sexual tension between the two.
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As a result, prices of Canadian heavy crude have shot up, prompting companies to crank up production.
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There's a reason sports arenas still crank up this song more than a decade after its release.
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There's a reason sports arenas still crank up this song more than a decade after its release.
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He asked Michilli to crank up the search parameters, "to try crazy numbers," as Michilli put it.
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Bernie Sanders plans to crank up the pressure on his 2020 Democratic primary rivals over health care.
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Most kids are mortified when parents crank up the car stereo volume and sing their hearts out.
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Private citizen Comey emerged Thursday to crank up the heat on the Trump administration to white hot.
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CRANK UP THE BEATS-- ERR, C-SPAN: Shaw's Tavern in D.C. is opening at 9:30 a.m.
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Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn wanted to crank up corporation taxes and nationalize rail, mail and energy companies.
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We want a little of the smokiness we love, and we want to crank up the leather.
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Though Brussels lacks fiscal firepower, it can make it easier for EU members to crank up spending.
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Then Leconte, who had been hamming it up for the crowd, began to crank up his game.
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"It's still so much fun to play because I get to crank up," he says in the clip.
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With the release of Rogue One swiftly approaching (next week!), it's time to crank up the hype machine.
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The only way I've found to deal with it is to crank up my headphones, and power through.
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Sometimes, all you need to crank up the chemistry is a few stolen looks or a serendipitous rainstorm.
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Roll down your windows, crank up the Calvin Harris (lol, yes really) and soak up the summer sun.
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Because background noise can still slip around the edges, I tend to crank up the volume even more.
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In contrast, Uber and Grab have both introduced motorbike taxi services in Indonesia to crank up the competition.
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They don't have one big oil company that they can just crank up production (when the deal ends).
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Amazon is turning to ad-tech companies to crank up the number of commercials in Fire TV apps.
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Yet President Moon Jae-in's move to crank up taxes on the highest-earning companies makes eminent sense.
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We move to the bedroom, crank up the white noise machine, and go to sleep around 10:30.
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If you want to impress your friends, just crank up the music so they don't notice the clashing.
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Crank up the Hep Alien, sit back with a coffee from Luke's, and say hello to some old friends.
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Sing along in your own tribute to Petty, and then crank up these other nine songs in his honour.
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Fortunately, most people in the United States close their windows when it's hot and crank up the air conditioner.
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So let's crank up the way-back machine, peg our jeans, and dive headfirst into some 7th Heaven history.
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But crank up the heat too much (to above 130ºC, or 266ºF) and the memory itself can be changed.
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Garella's team would take the Ferrari Testarossa, a pillar of automotive style and performance, and crank up the adrenaline.
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Stevie Wonder and Ariana Grande crank up the cheer in their delightful new collaboration for the animated move Sing.
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And if Belgrade opts to change the policies, competition on the Black Sea grain market could really crank up.
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A prediction: The minute the results are final, Republican stalwarts will crank up the volume on calls for Gov.
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I also eat two chocolate chip cookies, crank up my space heater, and snuggle into bed with my dog.
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But my least favorite thing to do in summer is crank up the oven to achieve this glorious state.
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But in order to crank up the tunes, your loved ones are going to need some stellar audio equipment.
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But they run cold and crank up the thermostat to 72 degrees when they visit us during colder months.
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But if you're into the boosted colors or crank up the saturation in post anyway, you'll love the Pixel's pictures.
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But while city dwellers might be able to hide indoors and crank up the heat, some animals aren't so lucky.
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So, crank up that AC (if ya got one), pour yourself a chill drink, and let's all just calm down.
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Close your eyes and take 10 deep breaths in your office, or crank up a soothing playlist on your commute.
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When he's had to crank up the right arm, Garoppolo has racked up numbers that should satisfy any fantasy owner.
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Storms can flood equipment, and bright, hot days can cause transformers to overheat and customers to crank up air-conditioners.
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We need to massively crank up the power to the drill head, and then ... then we need to cool it.
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Here are a few McCormick mentioned to me: All that stuff will crank up the minute the information becomes public.
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In the last couple of weeks, we've seen Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton crank up their campaign in New York.
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I'd also add that you can crank up the backlight on the TCL much more than you can on the Vizio.
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As geopolitical tensions crank up, talk of imminent conflict with the United States is widespread on the streets of Iran's capital.
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And if you want to, you can crank up the information density by cranking down the font size and display scaling.
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Stockpiles meanwhile have started to decline, as refiners process a record amount of crude and crank up production after seasonal maintenance.
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Sticking people in these metal deathtraps seemed like an effort to crank up the danger factor—why not fight them remotely?
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He needs to rally US allies and intends to crank up more pressure on China to change its isolated neighbor's course.
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And with a weak yen and rising stock market helping Japan's companies, he faces no discernible cries to crank up spending.
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Households and businesses typically crank up their air conditioning over the Northern Hemisphere summer, with temperatures peaking during July and August.
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At the same time, giant deficits crank up pressure to cut government spending on health care and housing, policing and schools.
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Erdogan's style of politics demands that he either crank up the intensity, or collapse under the weight of its own contradictions.
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A decade of low interest rates and bond-buying by central banks has encouraged many large corporations to crank up leverage.
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Such reasons make others in the party hope that, even as tensions crank up, they do not spiral out of control.
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I've learned my office will crank up the heat on snow days so I know better than to wear a sweater.
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UBS will need to crank up lending to the better-off to get its cost structure into line with leaner competitors.
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What remains to be seen, however, is when the US would start to crank up the sanctions on the repressive regime.
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The Trump administration, with its vow to crank up infrastructure spending and reinflate the economy, could improve the picture on returns.
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As far as incline, goes, "the higher the incline, the more you work your glutes, so crank up that incline," he says.
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The jump in imports came ahead of the summer when people crank up their air conditioning in the face of sweltering heat.
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You can also crank up the personalization and make a custom skin by uploading a picture from your computer, Facebook, or Instagram.
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Next you light a Yankee Black Cherry candle, or maybe a Yankee Angel's Wings candle, to really crank up the romantic vibes.
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Then crank up some tunes or tune into a podcast while cleaning the house, getting some work done, or just vegging out.
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First, crank up your air conditioning — as high as it can go before you start to feel anxious about next month's bill.
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Basically, you'll have to crank up the volume to get the "club house effect", using the volume buttons on the right earcup.
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Desperado The One That You Need To Crank Up & Try To Dance ToBest line: Desperado / Sittin' in an old Monte Carlo 6.
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There's a heat advisory in effect beginning at noon, so stay inside as much as possible and crank up the air conditioning.
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Crank up the monitor volume and listen to all the sounds you wouldn't pick up usually on a walk in the woods.
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Mr. Erdogan's style of politics demands that he either crank up the intensity, or collapse under the weight of its own contradictions.
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" Also: "Your lack of confidence means that everywhere you look you see threats and you crank up 'stability maintenance' measures in response.
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Crank up the floodlights to six hundred to scare the fuckers off while you take the kids through the tunnels for help.
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There is a chance that unlike previous years, USDA will not have to crank up U.S. soybean exports late in the year.
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Summer is finally upon us and it's a good time to crank up the air conditioning and take in the perfect movie.
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For example, if the lighting is too dim, you can crank up the brightness to compensate for it after the picture's been taken.
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It can get aggressive, too: Crank up the output levels and marvel at the abrasive and distorted notes this Soviet beast churns out.
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So put on a onesie, go find your Snuggie, and crank up the Justin Bieber or turn on an episode of The Bachelor.
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Many plants are still struggling to resume normal operations, prompting other refineries around the world to crank up output to fill the gap.
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The trick here is elbowing your way into every aspect of a person's life to create an unkickable habit and crank up engagement.
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If I wanted to recall the glory of my wayward youth, I could crank up Jem and the Holograms and binge on madeleines.
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Someone decided to really crank up the Gronk today by surrounding him with energy drink reps and a bunch of gasoline-torching vehicles.
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If the onions seem to be taking forever — or if you're really, really hungry — crank up the flame and stir them a lot.
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Recent tests suggest Lutathera may be superior, and owning both should help Novartis protect its older treatment and maybe even crank up prices.
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During long evening hours in the summer, Dr. Kotchen added, people tended to "crank up the A.C.," leading to overall higher energy use.
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The scandal involved illegal software in vehicles that could detect when an emissions test was taking place, and then crank up pollution controls.
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Sorokin said that plans by OPEC to crank up its oil production after the talks failed have put additional pressure on the market.
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For now, generators are the saving grace for the lucky few who have them to crank up their refrigerator and a few fans.
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To start the day, I recommend my weight loss clients crank up their favorite song to wake up their mind and their body.
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And no matter where you are, you can turn on the colorful LED strip and mini strobe lights to crank up the party.
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Perhaps this is where the monitors come in, to tell us when it's time to shut the windows and crank up the purifiers.
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Analysts expect it to weaken further as the government scrambles for U.S. dollars to crank up imports of grain following a severe drought.
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Few activities crank up the stench quite like working out, and companies that make fitness clothing have gotten good at mitigating this problem.
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" Human Rights Watch described the shelter order as "one of many recent actions to crank up pressure on Syrian refugees to go back.
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Crank up some jazz music or whatever soothes your soul and kick back with the bear cam playing on the biggest screen you have.
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Anyway, feel free to bump to this all day while getting chills at your desk, or crank up the volume and frighten the neighbors.
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If you're trying to photograph totality, your phone is going to crank up your ISO, and you're not going to get a good shot.
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China's robot censors crank up as Tiananmen anniversary nears Speaking of China, TikTok's parent company is helping the government out with a censorship campaign.
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Crank up the humidity: For tropical plants, increasing humidity is always a battle, especially when you're away and not able to refill a humidifier.
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And with 80 times the climate warming potential of CO2 over the short term, a little extra methane can crank up the heat fast.
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"Sometimes on our way over to my uncle's we'll just crank up Drake in the car and rap it out before we get there!"
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For long-term, individual investors in particular, there is no reason to crank up your portfolio risk (and potential losses) just because you can.
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The band is too conscientious to simply strip down its songs, crank up the volume and let fans' memories fill in the missing atmospherics.
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"Even in the locker room, guys can change the conversation, they can spray people with water, or crank up the music," Dr. Potter said.
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As someone who always has to crank up their iron to its highest possible setting to get any real results, I can verify this.
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Mahathir quit the long-ruling United Malays National Organisation party, and joined hands with longstanding foes to crank up pressure for Najib to quit.
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The one workout I never tire of is dancing, so if all else fails, I'll just crank up the volume and get moving that way.
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But they can crank up to 45 mph at the drop of a snack (Michael Phelps races at around 5 or 6 mph, for comparison).
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Mahathir quit the long-ruling United Malays National Organisation party, and joined hands with long-standing foes to crank up pressure on Najib to quit.
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That's when temperatures soar, and the energy system is taxed as residents crank up the AC and otherwise try to compensate for the blistering heat.
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This is what an LG Crystal Sound OLED looks like when you put hundreds of tiny plastic beads on it and crank up the volume.
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If Mr Trump blows up the JCPOA, Iran, free of constraints, could crank up its enrichment programme and take a chance on developing nuclear weapons.
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But the record heat this summer is likely to provide a short-term boost to oil consumption as power plants across the region crank up.
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Gas demand spikes in winter due to heating of homes and businesses, while power demand does so in summer when customers crank up air conditioners.
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"You do want room-filling power, but without distortion, and a lot of these products do distort when you crank up the volume," Jobs noted.
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Or maybe you want to crank up the power and get lost in some heavy beats, or become completely immersed in an audiobook or podcast.
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Beyond charging and repair facilities near its major markets, brick-and-mortar stores could crank up the burn rate on Lime's $467 million in funding.
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And when it's all over, he'll crank up a song from Van Halen's 5150 album and make you a sashimi taco that is just awesome.
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Even the pool is outfitted with a state-of-the-art speaker system, so you can crank up Kravitz's hits while lounging by the water.
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There are "hills" — intervals where you crank up the resistance and pedal against it — where it feels like you're moving your legs through thick mud.
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The "Super Fast Tennis Ball" is a tennis ball with controls in it that can crank up the power and speed of a ball in flight.
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They envision President Obama and Michelle Obama locking arms with the Clintons, the Bidens, and Democratic congressional leaders to crank up a presidential-election-sized campaign.
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Crank up your favorite workout playlist and don't worry about these earbuds falling out mid-jog: These babies stay put, thanks to their ear-wrapping shape.
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I read more about the formative years of Michelle Obama while I crank up my electric blanket, finish my snack, and then nod off to sleep.
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If you play a lot of League of Legends, just crank up all the settings to max and watch the native 144 frame refresh rate fly.
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The report described Wednesday's sell-off as "broad-based" and as demonstrating "intense selling pressure", both factors in its decision to crank up the alert level.
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The teacher could crank up the speed of the machine using a dial, forcing the class to read at speeds up to 217 words per minute.
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Black out your windows, crank up the AC, and wait until the leaves start to change—summer is here and it's probably going to kill you.
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Crank up "Losing My Religion" and keep an eye out for Minka Kelly in this drama from the executive producer of Friday Night Lights and Parenthood.
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After a battering for the lira it could easily breach 12 percent and that would crank up the pressure for action from the country's central bank.
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Sunday mornings he would crank up his Grundig (think "Moon River" by Andy Williams), sip a cup of coffee, and complete the Chicago Tribune crossword puzzle.
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The attack in Istanbul will further crank up the heightened state of public anxiety in the United States following the June attack at an Orlando nightclub.
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In an unusual move, an OID is being added to some revolvers, in addition to higher interest margins, in a bid to crank up the returns.
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The dish was designed to help explore and map space, and to listen for messages from extraterrestrial life, as China's space ambitions continue to crank up.
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If temperatures are warmer than normal, as they were last year, the ISO said supply margins will tighten significantly as consumers crank up their air conditioners.
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A "TV Time" button could, for example, lower the Fyrtur blinds, crank up the Symfonisk speaker, power on a fan, and dim the living room lights.
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Here are the easiest tips and tricks to crank up your workplace motivation, even when all you want to do is start a GIF war on Slack.
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Well, maybe now that it's down, it might be a good time to crank up its buybacks, but so far shareholders haven't seen a dime of return.
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So, slip on a pair of Umbro shorts and crank up the Alanis to find out how Danny Tanner ranks up against dads like, well, Ray Barone.
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I have an Echo in my bedroom, and when I crank up the volume so I can hear music in the shower, the sound becomes unpleasantly tinny.
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And wouldn't it be nice to be able to make dinner without having to crank up the range or fire up the oven in the summer heat?
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Oumiha, greeted upon his entrance by loud boos from fans who continued to wave Brazilian flags and crank up the volume throughout the bout, took the silver.
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I started rapping in high school, kicking it with homeboys and thinking about old times, and someone would crank up the beatbox and we'd get to flowing.
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And if you need to pause a song, reject a call, or crank up the volume, you can simply press one of the buttons on the headphones.
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Welcome to Tuesday's Overnight Health Care, brought to you from a sweltering Washington, D.C. Crank up the AC and keep reading for the latest health care news.
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The afternoon sun is shining brightly as I crank up the latest Fabriclive album on my tinny speakers and start getting into it as unselfconsciously as possible.
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" "Now what we see are unending and sustained U.S. attempts to crank up political, psychological, economic and yes military pressure on Iran in quite a provocative way.
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The company plans to crank up oil production there to 8.5 million tonnes (170,000 bpd) by 2020 from around 7.4-7.5 million tonnes this year, Yakovlev said.
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It would also crank up corporate taxes, raising more as a proportion of GDP than any other G7 country, according to the Institute for Fiscal Studies. Yes.
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The star of upcoming fall films Peanut Butter Falcon and Honey Boy stopped by the show and challenged host Sean Evans to really crank up the heat.
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In Texas, electric demand is expected to reach record levels on Thursday as consumers crank up their air conditioners, according to data from the state's power grid operator.
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The Hornets, who had a franchise-record first half on offense in their most recent game, waited until the second half to crank up the offense this time.
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For example, a scene called "TV time" could lower the Fyrtur blinds, crank up the Symfonisk speaker, power on an AC unit, and dim the living room lights.
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The failures highlight the challenge Beijing faces in cleaning the nation's notoriously toxic air during the winter when smog blankets colder regions as people crank up their heating.
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As the effects of climate change worsen, turbulence described as at least "moderate" could crank up from as little as 40 percent to a whopping 170 percent increase.
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Because of their greater operational flexibility, gas-fired plants are used to meet marginal electricity demand in summer when consumption peaks as temperatures rise and airconditioners crank up.
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With the major shale companies ready to crank up the spigots if oil prices recover to $40-$45 a barrel, the latest steps are all the more significant.
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After putting up big numbers in blowout wins against overmatched opponents in their openers, Auburn and Clemson crank up the competition level for a top-15 clash Saturday.
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Democrats in Congress are under direct orders from party leaders to crank up their own protests, to build on the loud and angry demonstrations at Republican town halls.
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You'll still be able to crank up your graphics settings and hit those high framerates, and outrun any Imperial entanglements without getting a price put on your head.
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But what Happy Endings does best is take what could be a typical sitcom plot and crank up the absurdity notch by notch until it reaches nuclear levels.
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Rich the Kid has lived up to his name after a huge payday from his new record label, so he can afford to crank up his bling game.
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And Beckham and his teammates could soon crank up the volume on the O'Jays song "For the Love of Money" in the locker room and dance in celebration.
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"This study is saying, even if you care only about money or the performance of your workers, you may want to crank up the temperature in your office buildings."
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Morrow's flours absorb more water than conventional ones, allowing her to crank up the hydration levels in her breads for a spectacular crumb, but rendering most recipe books useless.
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Crank up the energy, though, and quarks take on brand-new arrangements, eventually becoming a hot soup where they're all sort of loosely bound together like a perfect fluid.
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From Ed Miliband, the former Labour leader, she has lifted "predistribution": the notion that the state should crank up incomes through regulation, rather than topping them up with welfare.
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But where you live and other seemingly innocent activities — say, if you crank up the thermostat at home or often go swimming in chlorinated pools — can explain topical dryness.
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Hundreds of people were on the street, in tents or not, in socks, barefoot, injured, cooking, drinking, drugging, calling out, a loose and wretched party starting to crank up.
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OLD LADY GOES SHOPPING The Bank of England will crank up its £213bn corporate bond purchase scheme on Tuesday, launching the first of what will be three weekly auctions.
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As U.S. producers crank up exports, more than a dozen LNG cargoes have been exported, yet so far just one has reached Europe as other markets offer better returns.
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That's another way a horror show can effectively crank up the anxiety — not just through haunting images of danger and death, but by filling the very air with menace.
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Volkswagen later admitted that it had programmed the vehicles to recognize when an emissions test was underway and to crank up pollution controls so the cars were deemed compliant.
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Perl and Gunderlock say they spent weeks going through the 33 pages of Dodd-Frank that was relevant to mortgages, as they looked to crank up the machine again.
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One way to correct for this is to make R-rated Christmas comedies that crank up the raunch and do their best to make everyone cringe while they're laughing.
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Like the times Obama, sensing correctly that Jarrett was going through a menopausal hot flash, would crank up the A.C. in the car and silently hand her a handkerchief.
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If I were to crank up one dial, boosting the short-term plasticity of a neuron, that increase would gradually turn up another dial, accounting for a long-term memory.
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As we Floridians crank up our generators and begin to sort out the damage, some in the media have been wondering aloud whether we should be living here at all.
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When colder temperatures hit, EV owners have the same instinct as their internal combustion engine-driving brethren, which is to crank up the heat as high as it will go.
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As I jumped onto the treadmill, I urged Kirby and Wilkins to crank up the speed as quickly as possible, because it was more comfortable to be running than walking.
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Speaking of which, riding the fader (or your laptop's volume buttons) is what you should be doing when you put on this song, so crank up "The Bully Boys" below.
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"Trump did very well with small-dollar donors in 2016 — much better than the party's other candidates — and he will crank up the machine again," the former GOP bundler said.
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The agreement reached late last year between OPEC, Russia and other producers temporarily kept oil in the $50s per barrel, and that encouraged U.S. shale drillers to crank up production.
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The head of Britain's Brexit party, Nigel Farage, who wields considerable power on Johnson's right and often boasts of his friendship with Trump was quick to crank up political pressure.
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Trump's decision to ditch Barack Obama's Iran nuclear deal -- with which Tehran was complying -- and to crank up sanctions has caused a debilitating economic crisis and humanitarian pain in Iran.
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Those with desk-spanning mouse pads who crank up the DPI settings to allow for large, sweeping movements may notice small differences that warrant spending more money on the Ultimate.
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When you think you're tired already, they look into your eyes, tell you "you got this," the soundtrack crescendos, you crank up the resistance and you pedal harder at home.
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SNI-TOTAL-W MNISTX-TOTAL The extent of any enduring supply shortage depends on how quickly other ore exporters crank up output and shipments in response to the elevated prices.
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He claims the Left is trying to bully their way back into power, and the best way to show them "we will not be intimidated" ... is to crank up the donations.
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Though the veracity of EVP recordings has long been questioned, we're total suckers for a good scare, even if it means having to crank up our earbuds to the highest volume.
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Tuesday's move also shows that he's throwing in his lot with Middle East allies, such as Saudi Arabia and Israel, who want to crank up military and diplomatic pressure on Iran.
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Mnuchin, speaking in Jerusalem to reporters alongside Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who urged him to crank up pressure on Iran, offered no details on what new moves were in store.
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Holding those tests in Japan could crank up tensions in East Asia, so Tokyo would conduct them at a more isolated test site in Hawaii, according to three of the sources.
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These extremely loud sounds — like the cracking of ice in a glass — make it harder for the whales to hear one another, so they crank up the volume, Dr. Leroy said.
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Some crank up their go-to motivational tunes (read: anything by Destiny's Child), while others pore over The Secret and try to bibbidy-bobbedy-boo their way into realization of their goals.
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That at least in part plays into the suggestion that the three companies colluded to create a limited supply in the market in order to increase demand and crank up their prices.
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Training status does the same thing with a more short-term view, looking at a day's activities to prompt users to crank up the effort, or perhaps dial things down a bit.
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Forecasts for an early heat wave could help boost demand before the peak summer season in July, analysts and traders said, with electricity usage jumping as people crank up their air conditioning.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Southeast Asia faces a "cooling crisis" as more and more people crank up inefficient air-conditioning to cope with rising temperatures and worsening air pollution, researchers said.
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If Rojas-Berscia can speak twenty-two languages, perhaps you can crank up your high-school Spanish or bat-mitzvah Hebrew, or learn enough of your grandma's Korean to understand her stories.
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Seoul (CNN)President Donald Trump said Tuesday that he believes US-led international efforts to crank up the pressure on North Korea and his at-times menacing rhetoric are beginning to work.
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The NHL was trending toward multiple outdoor games (four this season!), so I figured that if they were going to water down the product, then might as well crank up the hose.
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This dessert-y breakfast dish is as easy to prepare as normal pancakes; you just need to crank up the cocoa in your batter and use buckwheat flour instead of all-purpose.
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Or, if it is determined to keep prices low at all costs, CARB could simply concede that cap and trade will do less than expected and crank up other regulations to compensate.
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Crank up your cardio Hopping on the elliptical or going for a jog definitely provides brain benefits, but according to one study, cardio in the form of dance shows even more benefits.
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With time, he can crank up efforts to discredit the impeachment probe with the help of the conservative media machine - a tactic that worked well in shaping perceptions of the Mueller probe.
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People like me, who live in small apartments with wafer-thin walls and can't crank up the sound because the police would be at my door in a hot minute if I did.
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Just grab your denim (we went with Levi's® Slight Curve Slim Jeans), crank up some tunes, and we'll walk you through this fashion-girl trick for achieving the perfect ankle-skimming jeans.
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Perhaps by looking your connected air conditioning unit in the lens from the comfort of your sofa and fanning your face with your hand to tell it to crank up its cooling jets.
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To my ears, and probably owing to the deeper seal that in-ears offer, these are even better at muting the surrounding world when you crank up the noise cancellation all the way.
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The arctic air that has frozen the northeastern U.S. over the first weeks of 2900 has prompted New Englanders to crank up the heat and New England's utility companies to scramble for fuel.
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As winter approaches, and people crank up the heat, China's government is ordering than 5 million homes to stop using coal heating, and switch to gas or electricity, by the end of October.
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Washington's renewed tensions with Beijing may distract Trump and delay a decision beyond the May 267 deadline, or he may crank up his protectionist push with a global trade war on two fronts.
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Oil prices fell slightly after posting the biggest rise in six weeks following the Saudi crown prince's move to tighten his grip on power and crank up tensions between the kingdom and Iran.
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Japanese refiners JXTG and Cosmo Energy have bought U.S. cargoes that will arrive in September, trade sources said, ahead of the winter season when power demand jumps as people crank up electric heating.
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Anderson, 31, has made a concerted effort this year to crank up the volume on his game with more continual vocal exhortations, shouting down his stoic demeanor one "Come on!" at a time.
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To prefer one to another is to heed an impulse that we can barely explain, but to crank up that preference into a principle—let alone a definitive list—is asking for trouble.
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And then for Friday night dinner, you can crank up the heat under your cast-iron pan again, and make Bobby Flay's super-simple, very delicious seared strip steak with horseradish-mint glaze.
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As cobalt is mined largely as a by-product of other metals such as nickel and copper, it is hard for producers to crank up output in response to higher demand, it said.
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There's no way you can get a bunch of celebrities in a room, crank up the emotions, and add a dash (or a couple of dashes) of alcohol without someone dropping the f-bomb.
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But now output of gasoline, diesel and other fuels is surging as the maintenance turnaround season wraps up and new refineries in China, India and Malaysia crank up, hurting the processing margins, analysts said.
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The administration of U.S. President Donald Trump last week expanded the scope of its Venezuela sanctions to the defense and security services sectors to try to crank up economic pressure on President Nicolas Maduro.
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That's all water under the bridge, though, because Ed and Walt tell us they're willing to let him crank up their newest track, "Above the Law," whenever he wants ... even during his rousing rallies.
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That comes as new production is set to crank up in China, South Korea and Malaysia, although the United States and the Middle East will account for more than half of the new volumes.
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Utilities in northern China have been running at full tilt since November as households crank up heating systems for winter, while a plan to convert many cities to cleaner fuels has run into headwinds.
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In one testing area, employees can raise the temperature to ninety-five degrees Fahrenheit and crank up the car's A.C., or lower the temperature to twenty degrees, simulating a frosty morning in New Hampshire.
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And so, even though the Yankees will no doubt crank up the hullabaloo machine when, 2300 home runs into the season, Rodriguez becomes the fourth player to reach 700, the event won't really signify.
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Roasting not only makes them sweet and wonderfully tender, it also gives you the perfect excuse to crank up the oven, something you'd be hard pressed to do for your average bowl of arugula.
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Mr Putin wants Donbas to be granted special status within the Ukrainian constitution, provided Moscow retains influence over it and can use it to crank up the pressure on Kiev when it wants to.
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This would urge me to crank up the volume to drown out outside noise, but as we know all too well, turning up the volume when using in-ear headphones is especially bad for you.
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But crank up the difficulty and you see spectacular shows of hyper-speed precision and awesome finesse like those caught in VICE's mini-documentary on Tokyo's Dance Dance Revolution hardcore (which you can watch below).
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He is leaving open the door to cooperation on some issues but warning that once Democrats crank up investigations, he is ready to use his power to target them, and grind government to a halt.
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Oil prices fell slightly after posting the biggest rise in six weeks following a move by the Saudi crown prince to tighten his grip on power and crank up tensions between the kingdom and Iran.
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France and Germany said on Wednesday they would crank up efforts to halt any spiral towards conflict with Iran, but said time was running out and the risk of war could not be ruled out.
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But finding space on planes has become a headache as producers of delicacies crank up output, with suppliers saying the crunch has been exacerbated as freight carriers are prioritizing higher-margin shipments of beef and milk.
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Crank up the heat on the stove, get the cast iron hot, splash in a couple tablespoons vegetable oil, sear a piece of meat—and you'll get the most gorgeous deeply golden crust you've ever seen.
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The Iranians may also calculate that if they swiftly crank up their nuclear programme, they would give the White House and Israel cause to threaten military action and Saudi Arabia the excuse to start enriching uranium.
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The plan comes as China enters its sixth year of an aggressive clampdown on pollution in a bid to cut smog that envelops many cities during the winter months, when homes and businesses crank up heating.
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The senior White House official who briefed reporters Wednesday on the condition of anonymity said Trump remains "determined to follow through" on the US' efforts to crank up the diplomatic and economic pressure on North Korea.
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Weather experts are urging people to drink plenty of water, stay indoors, crank up the air conditioning, and to check on friends, family, neighbors, and strangers who might be at risk of heat exhaustion or stroke.
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For the year ahead airlines are bracing for further strain, with easyJet, Ryanair, IAG, Deutsche Lufthansa and Air France KLM having already warned that their fuel bills will crank up by hundreds of millions of euros.
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In Texas, however, power demand is expected to reach a record high 74,900 megawatts (MW) on Monday and almost 75,000 MW on Tuesday as consumers crank up their air conditioners to escape a brutal heat wave.
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When I broiled a whole fish in the pan and wanted to crisp up the dish before serving it, I was able to crank up the heat to well over 500 degrees Fahrenheit without any trouble.
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A mini slow cooker is always a welcomed addition to your cabinets — whether you're looking to crank up the heat at the family pot luck or simply need a slow cooker to validate your adult-ness.
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She left her village without notice: There was no time for her mother to crank up a bout of hysterical crying, no time for the neighbors to stick their heads in the doorway and render opinions.
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The manufacturers' group has vocally backed the SEC's initiative to crank up oversight of proxy advisory firms, which make recommendations to shareholders on how to vote on controversial issues such as climate change and executive compensation.
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There's also a built-in microphone and a pair of integrated speakers that respond to your movements in VR, but the latter leaks enough audio to disturb whoever's next to you should you crank up the volume.
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At the same time, many businesses can benefit from a foot of snow: A home improvement retailer may sell more snow shovels, and cold weather means people crank up the thermostats, which means good things for utilities.
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As with every project that makes it out of Imagineering, the primary goal of the Vyloo and the creatures that will come after it is to crank up the delight factor of guests to Disney's various parks.
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He would crank up the Middle Eastern music and belly dance for his customers, who would often eat in his dining section: a row of mismatched chairs he would set up in an adjacent supermarket parking lot.
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PATCHED: U.S. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin will meet with Britain's finance minister on Saturday to crank up pressure to ban Chinese telecom giant Huawei from the nation's 5G network buildout, Reuters's Balazs Koranyi and Elizabeth Howcroft report.
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Smaller competitors to Google and Facebook that for years kept their legal grievances about the companies silent are beginning to speak up, as regulators crank up probes into anti-competitive behavior by the two Silicon Valley giants.
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Those new vehicles are reportedly still leaving the factory with poor build quality, leaving it to local service centers to realign doors, or replace touchscreens that suffer from "phantom touches" and crank up the volume all by themselves.
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So crank up the hits and blast that playlist like a boss, because you will save a nice chunk of change when you upgrade to the Bose SoundSport in-ear headphones on sale for only $39 at Amazon.
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Use the E-Charge button when you want to crank up the regenerative braking to put a bit of power back in the battery, and use E-Power mode when you're ready to lean on the electric motor.
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"What we see are unending and sustained U.S. attempts to crank up political, psychological, economic and yes military pressure on Iran in quite a provocative way," Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov was cited as saying by Russian media.
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Placing your hand over the headphones will reduce the volume, crank up the built-in microphones and let you hear the outside world without having to take them off, or readjust your eyeglasses, or mess up your hair.
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Speaking of seasons, third-quarter earnings crank up this week (yes, again!), we'll get a look at why the Federal Reserve does what it does, and there are various other potential market movers and shakers on the calendar.
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The strategy assumes that with crude now up more than 2700 percent from its February 286 bottom enough firms are keen to crank up production, even if it means buying fields with higher extraction costs and lower margins.
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A White House plan to crank up the heat on China's trade practices that is in preparation behind the scenes could drive a new nail into the coffin of the World Trade Organization and spark global economic turmoil.
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All eyes are on China's progress in getting its factories to crank up again, after the country extended this year's Lunar New Year holiday and shut down major growth regions in a bid to contain the coronavirus outbreak.
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Spending more to crank up production and take advantage of record palladium prices just leaves South African miners with even more platinum when the market is expected to have a surplus for the fourth year in a row.
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The three targets are already apparent: House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has told advisers it's hard to move the public mood on Trump alone — and will urge her caucus to crank up anti-McConnell attacks, Axios' Alayna Treene reports.
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Financial data provider Refinitiv predicted gas demand in the Lower 22015 U.S. states would hit a daily record of 21 billion cubic feet per day (bcfd) on Wednesday as consumers crank up their heaters to escape the bitter cold.
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Also, because ISO 1000 is pretty sensitive, and because the camera has a fixed aperture of f/1003, the only way for it to keep the image from being overexposed is to crank up the shutter speed like crazy.
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It wouldn't be a BiP premiere without the '80s-themed opening sequence, so crank up "Almost Paradise" and try to forget you're going to have to watch Daniel pouring maple syrup all over his glistening, Canadian body, every week.
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The following morning, I headed out to crank up the barbershop, and as soon as I stepped out of the door, prisoners from other dorms started banging on the plexiglass for me to put them on the haircut list.
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Which is why European Union regulators and the US Department of Justice are likely to scrutinize this deal more closely than usual, to make sure it doesn't create an all-consuming monopoly that can crank up prices on farmers and shoppers.
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As part of dust control measures, the government often instructs construction sites in northern cities to close during bouts of heavy smog in the winter when households crank up heating, drawing on the power grid which is mainly fueled by coal.
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This follows moves by the Home Office to crank up the pressure on tech platforms to remove extremist content from their platforms — with the UK government also leading a push to radically shrink average timescales for extremist content to be deleted.
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That renders the AirPods difficult to use for noisy urban commutes (where you're likely crank up the volume to unsafe levels to compensate), and it also leads to people just leaving them in at all times, which is irritating to others.
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The lender said it has launched a review of its technology investment and will announce the results in the Autumn, as rivals crank up their spending to ward off the threat from startup digital banks and the big global technology firms.
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With crude prices now nearly double their February lows near $2000 per barrel, new wells in the Permian Basin - North America's richest source of shale oil - are again becoming profitable and producers are taking baby steps to crank up output again.
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Analysts polled by Reuters had expected industrial output growth to accelerate to 6.2 percent last month from 6 percent in August as a construction boom shows no signs of flagging and as factories crank up production ahead of winter pollution measures.
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Oil prices largely held on to their gains after posting the biggest rise in six weeks following the Saudi moves, which had seen the crown prince tighten his grip on power and crank up tensions between the kingdom and Iran.
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It includes plans to crank up U.S. funding for the fight against Islamic State militants for items like high-tech bombs and defenses against insurgents' drones, bringing overall spending on the campaign to the highest level yet, the Pentagon said.
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If it turns out that Melenchon, Le Pen, or Fillon is chosen to take on Macron in the May 7 runoff, we can expect to see the Kremlin crank up its fake new machine in order to sway the final vote.
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In fact, when I win the lottery (any day now), the first thing I'm going to do is crank up "Better Not Waste My Time" and blast it out my bedroom window while shouting all the words at passers-by.
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By the numbers: The heat is expected to crank up in coming days, with computer models projecting astonishing high temperatures of at least 22018°F to 280°F, or 22018°C, in southwest Spain and Portugal during the next few days.
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Anderson's creative accounting, which first surfaced in 2011, included a lot of additional steps that most people who crank up the AC don't—including the building of infrastructure to get the fuel for the air conditioner where it needs to be.
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Constant earbud and headphone use and high-decibel public venues have led to hearing loss (the World Health Organization estimates that over one billion teenagers and young adults are at risk), forcing listeners to crank up the volume even more.
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The scenarios you describe — a secret affair, unconsummated lust, an older man messing around with a younger female subordinate (which is heightened further still by the daddy/babysitter dynamic) — are all straight out of the crank-up-the-heat erotic playbook.
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After bringing in Redzic in early 2016 from Here Technologies, where he led the mapping data firm's automotive business group, Nissan in the past year or so has begun to crank up efforts to compete in the new transportation area.
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Surging appetite for power as households and businesses crank up their air conditioning has driven utilities to start up old fossil fuel plants that had been mothballed but kept on standby or to boost output at already-operational fossil units.
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The worry at the is that an increase of them on public roads — something that now seems inevitable as carmakers pledge to electrify their fleets in order to meet government mandates around the world — could crank up the number of injured pedestrians.
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Oil prices meanwhile held on to most of their gains, after posting the biggest rise in six weeks following the Saudi moves which had seen the crown prince tighten his grip on power and crank up tensions between the kingdom and Iran.
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Nonetheless, the push by Facebook to integrate separate messaging products onto a single unified platform could be a defensive strategy — intended to throw dust in the face of antitrust regulators as political scrutiny of its market position and power continues to crank up.
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Just crank up the heat on your grill and throw a dollop of butter on there when you're ready to cook—we promise that you'll have more than enough smoke to do the trick and infuse your oysters with some serious flavor.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Swiss telecoms group Sunrise wants to crank up price competitiveness following its 6.3 billion Swiss franc ($6.3 billion) takeover of Liberty Global's Swiss unit and also expects job cuts from the deal, Chief Executive Olaf Swantee told Reuters on Thursday.
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But even as its supercharged versions, the Z22020 and ZR260, continue to crank up the horsepower, the 'Vette hasn't quite slipped its way into the same class as the high-priced, high-speed supercars offered by automakers like Ferrari, Lamborghini, or McLaren.
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The President, who clearly thinks he's on a roll, is back in Washington to crank up the theatrics before unveiling his second Supreme Court pick next week after spending the weekend stoking an angry mood among supporters with bold, inflammatory rhetoric on immigration.
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Beijing has asked coal miners, especially the big ones in the western regions of Shanxi, Shaanxi and Inner Mongolia, to step up production of high-quality coal to meet increasing demand over the summer, when some people crank up their air conditioning.
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The plan to crank up chemicals, refining and increase oil output pushes capital expenditures to as much as $35 billion this year, up from $19 billion in 2016, the year before Woods took over as CEO after running Exxon's refining and chemical businesses.
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To crank up the entire production team's emotions, Mr. Pitts and Mr. Maaravi were dropped off about half a mile from the site and had to hike, without directions or a map in the biting morning cold, in order to find the set.
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Warsaw's spike in air pollution was driven largely by a severe cold snap that forced thousands of private households, especially the most destitute ones, to crank up poor quality heaters that burn things like coal and garbage to beat back the winter chill.
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But for a White House as cloaked in suspicion as this one, after two years of stunning revelations about Moscow's election interference, it is yet more bad news that will fuel a feverish atmosphere and further crank up pressure on Trump's inner circle.
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"To be able to crank up the volume to 11 is a great way to get audiences really excited about these movies, particularly for characters like Wolverine and Deadpool who have a hard edge to them," said Paul Dergarabedian, senior media analyst at comScore.
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Japan's No. 2 automaker and its rivals are planning to crank up development and production of electric cars in response to tightening emissions regulations around the world, even as demand for such vehicles remains limited due to their high cost and limited charging infrastructure.
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Less than a year ago major shale firms were saying they needed oil above $60 a barrel to produce more; now some say they will settle for far less in deciding whether to crank up output after the worst oil price crash in a generation.
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Less than a year ago major shale firms were saying they needed oil above $245 a barrel to produce more; now some say they will settle for far less in deciding whether to crank up output after the worst oil price crash in a generation.
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And I had this idea in my head that if I could just crank up the song "Sally Wants" by Henry's Dress loud enough then I could rip the space/time continuum and propel myself back to 1995 and make different choices for myself.
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The moves come after Beijing ordered 28 northern cities, including some in top steel-producing Hebei province, to clamp down from November to March on heavy pollution that blankets the region as homes crank up midwinter heating, drawing on the nation's coal-fired power.
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Despite asking for additional funding to beef up American ballistic missile defense capabilities in the region, Trump said Tuesday that he believes US-led international efforts to crank up the pressure on North Korea and his at-times menacing rhetoric are beginning to work.
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Policymakers in key markets like China are aggressively pushing a shift to electric cars over the next two to three decades, pressuring traditional automakers to crank up their electric vehicle (EV) plans — just as declining battery costs enable more power to be packed into cars.
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Leo Fender, one of the electric guitar's trailblazers, worked with Mr. Dale to create a guitar sturdy enough to withstand his style — Mr. Dale called it the Beast — and an 85-watt amplifier that could crank up loud enough to fill a dance hall.
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The scientists concluded that the loud music stimulated the parts of the subjects' inner ears that govern balance and spatial orientation, thereby creating "pleasurable sensations of self-motion": crank up the volume, and you feel as though you're dancing when you're sitting in your seat.
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A place where one can cruise with the windows down, crank up the tunes, and see things like naked men on ATVs, cats surfing on minivans, and even a person clinging to life on the hood of a car while talking on their cellphone.
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Despite being tormented by her past, she slowly allows her new cop-buddy, Jay Geils (played by straight-face ace Hayes MacArthur), into her life, and the two take on a series of investigations handed over by their irritable chief (a crank-up-the-crankiness Jere Burns).
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"In the gas market, we don't have much choice, mainly Qatar, Australia and the U.S." And China is eager to avoid any repeat of last winter's gas crunch, when plunging temperatures drove people to crank up their heating amid the moves to turn away from coal.
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"This study is saying even if you care only about money, or the performance of your workers, you may want to crank up the temperature in your office buildings," added Chang, the lead author of the study, in a press statement by the University of Southern California.
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"We just felt the virtual reality platform was a way to help crank up the empathy machine a little bit more—as well as make something cool, visually," Run the Jewels' co-manager Amaechi Uzoigwe told me during a conversation at South By Southwest this month.
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Adele and Sam Smith have been some of the country's biggest recent exports in this vein, with their ability to enchant everyone from a teen going through their first breakup to an uncle who just likes to crank up a ballad on his drive home from work.
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Demand has risen as coal-fired power plants will need to shore up inventory over the coming weeks as households in the southern provinces of Anhui and Fujian and in major cities like Beijing and Shanghai crank up air conditioners due to warmer-than-usual spring temperatures.
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Whether you want to crank up Mozart for optimal productivity or start a party with some neo-R&B, the internet has put untold gigabytes worth of music at your fingertips, in tandem with cutting-edge ways to enjoy sound at home or on-the-go.
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Occasionally I run a mile and a half or even two, but I get so bored running that if I'm not feeling tired by the home stretch, I just crank up the speed so that I work up enough of a sweat to justify jumping off after a mile.
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And while there's objectively nothing wrong with a classic crimson lip (we'll certainly be sporting the look once — or twice — this party season), we're just ready to crank up the volume on our holiday glam and bring to life a few new festive ideas for our next night out.
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The capital has been largely spared the notoriously bad air that typically blankets the north during the colder winter months when people crank up the heat in their homes in part to the government's stringent anti-smog measures, including curbing factory output and banning coal burning in homes.
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The one advantage of Inauguration Day this year is that it's on a Friday, which means all you really need to do is keep your head down at work, crank up some music on the earphones, and plow through that backlog of tasks you've been meaning to do for a while.
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I've long suspected that the central element of my job is to attempt to gauge the weirdness quotient of the real world, at the time of writing, and then crank up the level of cognitive dissonance in the narrative to whatever provides optimal pleasure to the reader (or to myself, really).
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"The Russians have always struck me as production cut tourists keen to get off the boat and crank up production as soon as inventories were stabilised and prices once again elevated ... That possibility is top of the mind for traders and as a result oil prices are slipping," McKenna said.
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Mr. Cumella, who collects and repairs crank-up phonographs like Victrolas and has a collection of original Nora Bayes records, was hoping to add Ms. Bayes's grave to a Woodlawn tour he conducts while using a portable antique turntable to play records of jazz and vaudeville greats at their grave sites.
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The White House decisions amounted to mixed news for the House Judiciary Committee as it tries to crank up the intensity of an investigation devised to determine whether to recommend Mr. Trump's impeachment for obstruction of justice and abuse of power — and to convince the public that such action is warranted.
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The Jones campaign also offered a template for how Democrats can win in the South, strategists said: Field a strong candidate, crank up turnout among the region's sizable bloc of African-American voters, keep the liberal national party brand at arm's length and compete hard in every county and region.
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RELATED: 20 Tricks to Stay Slim Without Thinking About It When in doubt, HIIT it hard If you just want crank up the calorie burn fast and hard so you can get your workout done and move on with your day, then high-intensity interval training is the winning workout for you.
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With the art trade facing challenging times — as are all luxury businesses that rely on international clients — and given the recent attacks in Brussels and Paris, it would seem to be a less than ideal moment for Brussels to crank up its reputation as a city for discovering and acquiring innovative new art.
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Top Trump administration officials on Wednesday warned publicly and privately that the US is nearing an inflection point in its efforts to pressure North Korea into abandoning its bellicose behavior, suggesting that Trump might seek to crank up diplomatic and economic pressure on China -- which accounts for nearly 90% of North Korea's foreign trade.
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He has had to rewrite several scripts to crank up the holiday spirit, changing a scene from a sidewalk to a Christmas tree farm, for example, and he said fake snow and decorations are a great way to cover up any obvious signs that a movie was filmed outside of the US, and in summer.
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Crank up the lazy a few notches: The Vitamix A3500 Ascent Series blender features four touch control programs for smoothies, hot soups, dips and spreads, and frozen deserts, all auto-adjusting to the correct blending speed and time so you can relax during prep, and a self-cleaning feature to get you off the hook afterwards.
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Amor and Estrella will be touring Europe for the first time early next year, just around the time they'll be releasing their debut LP. In the meantime, close your eyes, crank up the volume, and take a slide into the clouds, with this track that has the same therapeutic effect as a good cry in the shower.
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Based on computer model guidance and information about the storm that has already begun to crank up across the South and the Appalachian states, the National Weather Service (NWS) has subtly changed its wording since Thursday, when it called for about 2 feet of snow to fall in D.C. Such an amount would already be the biggest snowstorm there since 1922.
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But we're not stuck in a time loop (so far as we know), so in honor of Groundhog Day — both the movie and the nonsensical holiday in which grown adults beg an enormous rodent to release them from winter's icy clutches with the power of his shadow — why not crank up your speakers and embrace the cheesy wonder of "I Got You, Babe"?
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As crank-up- the-volume catchy as they are personal, the tunes on Truth chronicle getting through pain ("I guess nobody taught you how to love" – ouch – she sings on lead single "Used to Love You") and becoming receptive again to happiness (the lyrics of "Truth"– "Maybe I deserve this boy after all that I've been through" – suggest that she's indeed jake with Blake).
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"What they need to do is crank up the legislative side of things and say, O.K., that's going on, and Trump's going to be Trump, but meanwhile, they're actually working to get some kind of health care plan through the Senate, some kind of tax reform, and do what they promised they would," said Rich Galen, a top adviser to Newt Gingrich when he was the House speaker during Mr. Clinton's tenure.
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