Double down on economic pressure; target regime corruption & repression.
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Unlike Lane, Ted didn't double down on the culture war.
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"We want to double down on data centers," he said.
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Samsung is ready to double down on virtual reality filmmaking.
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"We want to double down on data centres," he said.
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We need to double down on listening to each other.
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Instead, digital technology was used to double down on industrialism.
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Here's how it's going to go: Double down on demagoguing.
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But Eric, you can't double down on Harris Football nicknames!
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They "double down" on the lie as shamelessly as possible.
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It then rebranded as Breeze to double down on ridesharing.
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If you can't find any just double down on peas.
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Would it cause ICE to double down on her deportation?
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If we have this platform, let's double down on this.
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The right response is to double down on that ideal.
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It's time to double down on your Facebook privacy settings.
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"We've had to double down on the outreach," she said.
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Netflix is smart to double-down on its best asset: Originals.
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Is that to say we need to double-down on multiculturalism?
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It has pushed many to double down on their feminist values.
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"We're going to double down on secrecy on products," he said.
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What they did was double down on that same recipe — austerity.
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All we need to do is double down on supporting them.
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Now is the time to double down on that work ethic.
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But Porterfield took the opportunity to double down on his statements.
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No need to double down on a terrible case for impeachment.
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Boeing seemed to even double down on going more automated systems.
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" She added: "We need to double down on multilingual education materials.
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I guess there's always time to double down on racism, eh?
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But he is also expected to double down on the wall.
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I think we need to double down on our support to Ukraine.
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But she decided to double down on her opinion, rather than apologize.
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The funding will also be used to "double down on the product."
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But Fitbit seems determined to really double down on fitness with this.
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"Our strategy moving forward is to double down on that," Rojas said.
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Still, Amazon continues to double down on growing its private label offerings.
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But I'm going to double down on staying true to the base.
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Amazon is expected to double down on physical store growth this year.
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Netflix has made a bold choice to double down on stand-up.
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Double down on the media bashing, lean even harder on Fox, or...?
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I WONDER IF HE'LL DOUBLE DOWN ON THAT OR SOFTEN HIS FEEL.
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"In hiring people, you don't double down on your strengths," he said.
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In hiring a team, we really chose to double down on growth.
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"Don't double down on a false narrative about college basketball," he said.
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If anything, it seems to double down on Trump's "America first" philosophy.
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Other than that, Revolut wants to double down on the core features.
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But Mr. Trump could defiantly double down on one or both loyalists.
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Go deeper: Oil companies double down on plastics as public outcry grows
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That motivated her to double down on her engineering and computing skills.
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So it makes sense that Apple would try to double down on this.
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Extending capital requirements to shadow banking would mistakenly double-down on restricting growth.
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And it's a wonderful way for us to double down [on that network].
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Oil investors nowadays are sceptical of pricey deals that double down on hydrocarbons.
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Now it's time to double-down on what works and trim the fat.
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It will likely double down on hardware, design, and the software it uses.
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Instead, they plan to double down on the cities they are already in.
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Or you can double down on the theft concept and run a Nefarian.
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However, he praised the commitment to double down on relief measures if necessary.
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Instead, he's going to double down on being exactly who he's always been.
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Beauchamp is essentially arguing that the party should double down on this strategy.
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The Vermont senator "is coming to double down on that endorsement," Mook said.
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Maybe. They could double down on Syria to ease embarrassment (like replacing aircraft?).
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BitFi did what most hacked crypto companies do: double down on the threats.
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Perhaps unsurprisingly, Mr. Zuckerberg's solution is to double down on his community concept.
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In some chapters, you double down on work; in others, you step away.
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When gamblers win, they take that money and double down on their addiction.
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They double-down on making a derivative of their game a peak performer.
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So, we need to double down on the education to the end investor.
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Internally, the new executive has promised to double down on the company's values.
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"The Saudis will be looking to double down on their policy," said Tran.
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Intel officials also worry that Trump will double down on neo-isolationist policies.
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I pretty much agree with what Aaron said, so I'll double down on that.
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The decision to double down on New Caledonia is "very simple", according to Schvartsman.
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In response, the sequel seems like it will… really double down on the crazy.
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Meantime, Huawei has attempted to double down on non-carrier retailers here the States.
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"We must double down on our strategy of maximum pressure and engagement," he said.
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"But we've got some very exciting initiatives that we're going to double down on."
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Our strategy is to make initial seed investments and then double down on winners.
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It seemed overly difficult, leading Andersen to double down on 228D for his game.
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But I don't want to double down on the trends of the present, either.
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Using its latest investment, Allbirds will double down on its brick-and-mortar business.
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In times of crisis we don't abandon our values – we double down on them.
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Despite the negative feedback, United continues to double down on its refusal to apologize.
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They'll double down on undeclared wars and warrantless wiretaps while exploiting divisive identity politics.
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Skeptics questioned spending to "double down" on programs that have not yet proved effective.
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Instead, DETER now has a competitor that would double down on these negative impacts.
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No, these candidates "can just double down on elements of their base," Penn observed.
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Others used the opportunity to double down on their previous impeachment calls, including Sen.
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Now, if he just double down on that, that would be a different story.
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On the other hand, Apple might just double down on its convoluted iTunes strategy.
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Double-down on their long-standing goal, or bailout and prop-up the program.
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They figure the president will double down on his trade war if re-elected.
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Two things happened last Tuesday that encouraged Murdoch to double down on her efforts.
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Still, China has seemed to double-down on achieving technological prowess for the future.
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Beto's campaign echoed Elizabeth Warren's catchphrase to double down on his anti-gun stance.
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CEO Jeff Bezos also said Amazon would "double down" on its Alexa voice technology.
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Now is not the time to double-down on 50-year-old best practices.
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The new adaptation — due in September — appears to double down on the circus horror.
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When policymakers double down on taxes, start-ups incur costs that impede our success.
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The rich get richer and they made a decision to double down on that.
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It seemed overly difficult, leading Andersen to double down on 2D for his game.
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I expect it to double down on tech gimmicks like the ethnic-name analyzer.
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With his visit on Wednesday, Obama is trying to double down on his message.
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The cryofacial, it seems, could enable me to double down on my Peter Pan complex.
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"Twitter needs to accept who it is, double down on it and make it great."
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"Indonesia already is so vast, our target to double down on this country," Kanwar said.
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If there's ever been a time to double down on protecting my data, it's now.
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I don't want to double down on China, we just had a very big run.
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They can repeal the policies and try something new or double down on their mistakes.
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In pursuing Howard, it seems like the Hornets are trying to double down on defense.
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Cash-constrained and without a favorable IPO window, they double down on exclusive customer practices.
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The second thing is I think we've got to double down on the educational element.
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The move is prompting options traders to double down on one of those names: American.
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Nor, is it smart to double-down on something that is on it's way out.
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If you are a Democrat and you want to double down on Obamacare, you can.
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With this funding round, the company plans to double down on what it already does.
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In 2012, the two decided to double down on their vision and revive the label.
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The JCPOA has unleashed Iran to double down on its worst tendencies and murderous ambitions.
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Given the choice between truth and lies, a liar will always double down on lies.
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There are other growth opportunities that Uber ought to double down on: food and freight.
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We're just calling health care providers to action and to double down on infection control.
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But we can also double down on the research and find out what really works.
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After Mr. Trump took office, Mr. Cordray seemed to double down on the aggressive approach.
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There's one through-line of her life she can double down on: She's a nerd.
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The Democratic establishment, meanwhile, looks ready to double down on partisan posturing and deficit hawkishness.
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Double down on fire safety by wearing clothing made from cotton or other natural materials.
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Alternatively, he could double-down on border security, targeting unarmed enemies who can't shoot back.
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While he didn't repudiate what he said, he at least didn't double down on it.
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Rival banks have recently said they plan to double down on their wealth management businesses.
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Trump has denied any wrongdoing, and appeared to double down on that claim on Saturday.
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We should double down on public spending on research to continue development of new technologies.
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After stinging losses in November, some are pushing to double down on President Trump's agenda.
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And we will double down on our commitment to be a representative, equitable, and respectful workplace.
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Without Babies R Us, Target sees an opportunity to double down on its own baby business.
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He'll double down on the Vision 2030, and he'll reaffirm Saudi commitment to the reformation plan.
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Make Trudeau great again Trudeau used the massacre to double down on his message of inclusion.
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As sales increase, most founders tend to double down on what already works to keep growing.
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And some public safety experts worry Brazil's new leaders will double down on a failed strategy.
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Nevertheless, it suggests that researchers should double down on studying the possible cancer link, he added.
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It also created a fuel-cell electric vehicle business division to double down on hydrogen vehicles.
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I mean, if I did, you know, I would even probably even double down on that.
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One response would be to double down on scientific objectivity and institutions in even bolder terms.
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German startup N26 The company plans to double down on everything it's been doing so far.
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And still others might double down on climate goals, potentially gaining global clout as a result.
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Families are stuck paying these higher premiums, and Democrats only want to double down on Obamacare.
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And it might be OK to have these divisions, if we double down on what matters.
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We took those comments as a sign to double down on some markets and eliminate others.
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"Leaving the government really enabled me to double down on this," she said in an interview.
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With the imminent IPO capital, Jumia will double down on its current strategy and regional focus.
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Steve and Courtney Adcock decided to double down on their savings in order to retire early.
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Trump is more likely to double down on failing policies than make a significant course correction.
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SoftBank's decision this week to double down on its investment in WeWork is a risky strategy.
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But fail it may well do if Sisi continues to double down on abuse and authoritarianism.
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The United States and the international community must double down on solutions to curb accelerating deforestation.
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On Monday, he seemed to double down on his remarks, the State House News Service reported.
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"We're going to double down on our commitment to internet freedom and equality for all people."
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Instead, the state is exploiting the chance to double down on its suppression of free speech.
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But Trevor Edwards, the Nike brand president, signaled that Nike would double down on athleisure trend.
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Leader states, like California and New York, have already pledged to double down on clean energy.
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Now is the time to double down on creating the best, most secures systems and devices.
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Even so, he praised the administration's "unconditional support" to double down on relief measures if necessary.
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Lahren seemed to double down on her tweet, urging her followers to look into their relationship.
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The Raiders hope to double down on the Knights' success at drawing out-of-town visitors.
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Now is the time to double down on our collective commitment to the U.S.-Colombia relationship.
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China, on the other hand, has promised to double down on its investment in the region.
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Wal-Mart has said it will double down on incentives and has tripled its online selections.
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If you want to double down on the savings this year – and who doesn't want that?
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Indeed, most conservatives seized the moment to double down on the failed approaches of the past.
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It's likely that Snapchat will double down on messaging now that Stories has been copied to death.
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Now we must double down on our support of women, LGBTQ communities, immigrants, and people of color.
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But he said the protests led the company to double down on efforts to improve community relations.
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We are thrilled to double down on our position and to welcome Gulf Capital to the table.
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The company will "double down on developers and their adjacent roles," in particular product teams, Cramer says.
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But knowing when and how to double down on investment into new strategy is a tricky game.
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And, more importantly, it shows that the company is willing to double down on its greatest strengths.
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Lee immigrated to the U.S. from Singapore five years ago to double down on Green Pea Cookie.
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The greatest danger facing liberalism at the moment is that it will double-down on this mistake.
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I think we'll continue to double down on those themes, as well as extend into [related] themes.
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You can double down on showing off your house loyalty in the kitchen with a matching apron.
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As these titans double down on cloud gaming initiatives, we can expect to see some surprising partnerships.
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Moreover, it said calling a person racist may cause them to double down on their problematic beliefs.
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We've been making investments to date so what we get to do is double down on that.
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Democrats are pushing Silicon Valley to double down on its efforts to increase diversity in its workforce.
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Of all things to double down on today... is this how you roll out an infrastructure plan?
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"We are continuing to double down on our focus on investing in female-founded companies," she said.
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In the eyes of the French government, the best answer is to double down on the alliance.
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We can double down on fighting for racial justice as we're doubling down on protecting free speech.
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Or does the President double down on the rhetoric we have seen over the past two years?
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To improve consumer perception, banks need to double down on corporate social responsibility in a meaningful way.
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The tweets on Monday led Democrats and other critics of Trump to double down on their criticism.
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Semantic is trying to double down on the memory portion to give users the experience they expect.
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Facebook will double down on eLearning resources, like its free "Blueptin" elearning program available in 14 languages.
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Dubai (CNN Business)Etihad Airways might be about to double down on a risky investment in India.
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The plan for expansion is to double down on the existing organic growth patterns of the site.
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Leave out the beans, double down on the kale and add a few crushed olives for brininess.
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Looking into this has been helpful because I realize we should double down on the not-young.
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Did you pick a new goal, or double down on the one you made on Jan. 1?
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Trump, for now though, seems more than happy to mostly double down on his base first strategy.
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How the decision to double-down on the creativity might affect that trend is now the question.
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In Congress, Democrats are preparing to double down on their demand that Trump release his tax documents.
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Best Buy CEO Corie Barry said it's time for the company to double down on its strategy.
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But, is there opportunity to double down on volatility with the stocks most prone to outsized moves?
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If, instead, you double down on investing, you get to buy up assets at a major discount.
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As the federal government reneges on its commitments, the rest of us will double down on ours.
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Or a double-down on the politics of grievance that have defined his two years in office?
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After the Senate votes on impeachment, Trump is very likely to double down on his bad behavior.
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Barry, who had been Best Buy's CFO, said she plans to double down on its existing strategies.
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Some Democrats carried their protest outside, gathering on the Capitol steps to double down on their demands.
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I didn't anticipate the extent to which white voters would double down on someone like Trump, however.
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The 'I'm going to double down on shaming you live on television for wearing a flattering dress,' thing.
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Discovery will double down on its niche services to lock in super fans of sports such as golf.
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Targets of persuasion tend to double down on their previously held position or forget the intervention almost immediately.
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If past is prologue, Republicans may well double-down on the lousy hand their president has dealt them.
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Moments after the Journal reported the denials, Trump took to Twitter to double down on his earlier remark.
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Nick Young decided to double down on how nice it is that they're smoking maple leafs up north.
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Update, 5:17 PM ET: Added Tim Cook's double-down on Austin, Texas during today's Q4 earnings call.
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Bull markets tend to narrow with age, as investors double down on stocks that have served them well.
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Step four is to measure the results and double down on the communities and content-driving quality traffic.
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Other central banks have made various promises to double down on their failing policies as they deem appropriate.
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The move made sense for GE, allowing it to double down on its core industrial and energy businesses.
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This makes me want to double down on my initial ambition to keep the phone for five years.
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Y Combinator isn't the only Silicon Valley venture capital firm to recently double down on the life sciences.
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Earlier this month Didi acquired 99, based out of Brazil, to double down on the Latin American market.
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The goal from here on out is to double down on what works and chop away what doesn't.
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As the economy falters, politicians often double down on their failed policies, causing families to leave en masse.
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This is the time to double down on a sustained effort to develop political clout in the South.
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Maybe she should double down on a sustained, single-topic narrative next time, and stop playing the goober.
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Since Uber Health is up and running, now could be the time to double down on those plans.
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In a world without Barnes & Noble, risk-averse publishers will double down on celebrity authors and surefire hits.
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Investors should now double down on their engagement with companies to help them succeed in the long term.
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Privacy scholars seek to double-down on notice and consent practices, but consent, without true choice, is meaningless.
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As politicians and capitalists double down on the apocalypse, the more sensible among us are betting on change.
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We'll double-down on live coverage of global markets, using new storytelling tools to bring data to life.
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Figure out which type of content your audience loves the most and then double down on that style.
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People are like, 'Wait, why wouldn't you double down on that, you would have made so much money!
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Will they double down on the selections of their New York colleagues, or give other contenders a boost?
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When confronted with hard evidence that they are wrong, many will simply double down on their original assertions.
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Experts say big sell-offs are often a good time for investors to double down on their investments.
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Researchers asked couples that were having sex about six times a month to double down on getting down.
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"We want to double down on micromobility," Christian Freese, Jump's head of EMEA, told CNBC in an interview.
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It's intended to double down on the religious elements of the play, which are Christian in this case.
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If Tehran rejected the incentives package, they said, the U.S. and its partners would double down on sanctions.
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And did the New York Times really honor their promise, or did they double down on the shitshow?
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The one thing Jackson shouldn't do is double down on the present at the expense of the future.
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STOCKMARKET BOOMS tend to narrow with age, as investors double down on the shares that have served them well.
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Democrats and the media double down on their extreme reaction to President Trump&aposs summit meeting with Vladimir Putin.
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Because if they did anything else-- (CROSSTALK) HANNITY: Double down on-- GORKA: -- they would have to admit to us.
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Amazon has reason to double down on ensuring safety compliance in the packages it ships out of its warehouse.
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There's too many different situations to account for, so the opening weekend is when I double down on preparation.
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Techstars, a startup accelerator founded in 2006, has plans to double down on international growth with a new investment.
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But Spiegel has started to double down on his belief that Snapchat is first and foremost a communications app.
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I could def double down on my aggressively dumb joke here but I'm not going to because I'm... classy?
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Intel sold XScale because it wanted to double down on the x86 architecture that had made it so successful.
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In fact, I think Apple should do more than double down on these iPad-style apps on the Mac.
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The main lesson Warren appears to have learned from the 2016 campaign is to double down on her anger.
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At a rally Wednesday evening in Reno, Nevada, Trump accused Hillary Clinton of wanting to "double down" on Obamacare.
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Williams told "Squawk Box" it's time to "double down" on the core business of serving local companies and consumers.
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But no more market launches at this point; rather the aim is to double-down on its existing footprint.
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The president appeared to double down on his pledge to obtain border wall spending as recently as late September.
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Here's hoping that a freakishly hot winter motivates us to double down on those promises we made in Paris.
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The move makes sense for General Electric, allowing it to double down on its core industrial and energy businesses.
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Well, I guess I could find a can opener and double down on my commitment to tuna salad sandwiches.
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Some food companies, such as Kraft and Heinz, were able to double down on resources to create Kraft Heinz.
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If, on the other hand, Deutsche opts to double down on investment banking, he may end up looking vulnerable.
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With the GOP retaining control of the Senate, Europeans fear Trump will double down on his disruptive foreign policy
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Second, double down on fundamental research, where the US has a huge lead over the rest of the world.
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"We are assessing if we are going to double down on current actions or implement new actions," Manning said.
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It says a lot that Apple's current leadership decided to double-down on such a family-unfriendly policy now.
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But Trump -- unlike most politicians -- tends to double down on bad bets rather than trying to limit his losses.
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Then they should double down on their efforts to make our electoral system as inclusive and democratic as possible.
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We will also double down on our efforts to build trust and lasting partnerships with the communities we serve.
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Today, ignoring gathering economic storm clouds abroad, the administration has chosen to double down on its protectionist trade policy.
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But for his next fund, which he closed in late April, he plans to double down on the space.
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Don't double down on your weaknesses; find a career that will allow you to leverage your strengths and profit.
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Others, like Poland, want to double down on the decades-old trans-Atlantic alliance, with NATO as its cornerstone.
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What we really need to do is double down on the programs that are working and replicate them elsewhere.
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Humans, not robots: On the product side, McCue said to expect the company to double down on human curation.
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For every moment you double down on something that's not working out, you are forgoing other potentially valuable opportunities.
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We are excited to double down on Algolia and support their mission to lead the search and discovery market.
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To double down on treatments for prostate cancer, Sanofi made an offer to buy Medivation for about $9.3 billion.
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Levi's wants to sell more shirts, sweatshirts, shoes and cold weather gear, and also double down on women's clothes.
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Or he may double down on the imperious ways that have made him China's most powerful leader in generations.
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Then again, the allegations against Mr. O'Reilly could lead his most loyal fans to double down on their support.
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Now is not the time to retreat from our relationship with Ukraine, but rather to double down on it.
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It's part of the company's strategy under CEO Kazuo Hirai to double down on Sony's strengths such as gaming.
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But his comments on Monday appeared to double down on the stance, given the charged reference to 9/11.
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If they double down on their current, violent "resistance," they may find their influence peddling coming up empty again.
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Macron may see an opportunity to double down on his comments and provoke a hard conversation about NATO's future.
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The prime minister also noted that Canadians should double down on social distancing, in part by staying at home.
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Despite the year's gory headlines, he appeared to double down on that strategy in a December 1 national address.
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It wasn't working for me but I was being stubborn and trying to double down on the wrong thing.
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They just lie and lie and lie, and they double down on lying, just like Roy Moore in Alabama.
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In the coming months, Trump will be expected to double down on his federal attacks on abortion, Hogue explained.
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However, the city's response to the outbreak has caused vaccine skeptics to double down on their opposition to immunization.
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None of my districts ever devolved into madness, because, again, the game refused to double down on its systems.
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So for 2112 , the band decided to double down on heady concepts instead of just giving the label hits.
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Trump and Barr potentially just handed Democratic candidates the chance to double down on that message going into 2020.
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Are we now expected to double-down on arm days before attending concerts just in case a singer needs rescuing?
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And it makes sense that Uber would want to "double down" on getting its drivers signed up for health insurance.
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Alibaba moved to sell its share of Meituan Dianping in early 2017, leaving it free to double down on Ele.
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Generally speaking, "This is the time to double down on [political] engagement," according to Berry, of the Arab American Institute.
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In the future, Raanani and his team want to double down on the real-time advantage of the Chorus platform.
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In his address to the conference, Mr Bolton said China and Russia should not "double down on a bad bet".
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Now that the company has stuck the land-based landing, it's decided to double down on its ocean barge goal.
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On the surface, Samsung's decided to double-down on the much criticized Apple-like design that premiered on the S217.
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Given the support for the prime minister's attitude to defense, he's likely to double down on that strategy, experts said.
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But she doesn't need to double-down on it since Trump unwittingly makes the case himself, over and over again.
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You don't double down on the housing market when the Federal Reserve is putting its jackboot on the industry's neck.
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There is also the big push by fast-food chains like McDonald's and Taco Bell to double down on breakfast.
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There's no reason for our representatives in Washington not to double-down on market-based solutions that are already working.
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They appeared to double down on Saudi concerns that Qatar was supporting extremist groups such as Hamas and al Qaeda.
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Or will he double down on his charge that Cruz stole a victory in the Hawkeye State through dirty tactics?
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The bid reflected Husky's strategy to double down on heavy oil production even though clogged pipelines drove down Canadian prices.
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Unfortunately, because rap is built on misogyny, people aren't going to double down on men who actively engage with abusers.
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Democratic lawmakers used Tax Day on Tuesday to double down on calls for President Trump to release his tax returns.
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The Times sees that and respects your rage, choosing to double down on its decision to publish right-wing propaganda.
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The episode convinced Airbus that it needed to double down on gaining political influence in Congress to win future contracts.
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The success of these products emboldened Xiaomi to double down on them and at the same time extend their scope.
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If we double down on our support at this watershed moment, there will be dividends to reap down the line.
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We shouldn't double down on another high-cost federal health insurance program to layer on top of the flawed ACA.
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It also stirred many to double down on their efforts to encourage fair employment and recruitment practices, according to Quarles.
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Oculus is bringing a new COO aboard as it perhaps looks to double down on tightening things up logistics-wise.
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But they need to hold their nerve over the next few years, and not double down on their historic mistakes.
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But the safety concerns, like the ones instituted in Texas, seem to double-down on something abortion providers inherently do.
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After the raid, Mr. Trump decided to double down on his more aggressive strategy, according to people close to him.
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Even if you double down on an old favorite, this exercise makes you justify why you still identify with it.
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Beijing has largely avoided repeating that comment since, but if anything Trump has continued to double down on his rhetoric.
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In the interim, others, in the US and elsewhere, need to double down on stringent containment measures and social distancing.
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Yet newcomers still flock in and buildings still rise, with everyone seemingly content to double down on a dubious hand.
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And so Dropout, CollegeHumor's dedicated streaming service, was born in 2016 as a way to double down on the success.
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"We're going to double down on an approach everybody else has walked away from," is how Mr. Ring characterized it.
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I think it would be a lot more productive for us just to double down on what we do well.
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The administration's decision to double down on US support for the bombing campaign makes a mockery of congressional oversight authority.
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Ignite is a play to help Shasta double-down on enterprise startups, which means B2B SaaS most of the time.
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It represents CEO James Gorman's move to double down on his all-in bet on the U.S. wealth management industry.
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If sales at Hollister continue to slow, investors might double down on the belief that the brand is losing steam.
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Let's double down on the potential of our nation's kids and provide the investments they need and deserve without delay.
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Instead, the former mayor said he wanted to double down on his efforts to attack climate change and gun violence.
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And for the love of all that is good and pure, this is not the imagery to double-down on.
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It's well past time for all American companies though to double down on the American values that underly their business.
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Trump has denied any wrongdoing in the ongoing Russia investigation, and appeared to double down on that claim on Saturday.
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The next step for Gusto is to hire more employees and "double down on research and development," according to Crunchbase.
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And sure enough, as McKay Coppins reports, the immediate GOP response to midterm losses was to double down on Trumpism.
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While some established consumer brands continue to view Amazon warily, Tuft & Needle is trying to double down on the relationship.
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President Trump understands the wrong approach is to double down on blanket amnesty, which Democrats and establishment Republicans continue to do.
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Go90 is Verizon's initiative to get millennial viewers and double down on its efforts to become a media and advertising powerhouse.
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But he decided to double down on Clarity Money after Dell built out his team and brought the product to market.
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After all, why not double down on a winner than use that same money to invest in a newer, unproven company?
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This is the type of thing where you're using tech advances to double down on the pain these families are experiencing.
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Joe Staten If we're going to have a big space that's best to explore cooperatively, let's really double down on it.
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"An empowered, post-referendum Erdogan will double down on his preferred policies, aggravating political, economic and security risks," the report added.
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His enemies in Oakland could only hunker down and sign more and better players to double down on their mathematical heresies.
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But they could just as easily double down on their bear bets, which would promise a lot more producer pain ahead.
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But Latino Victory Fund, which briefly ran the ad early last week, says it will instead double down on its strategy.
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But when we saw really strong usage and feedback from the tattoo community, we decided to double down on that audience.
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Then he seemed to double-down on his anti-Muslim immigration stance as recently as June 12, after the Orlando shootings.
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Slideshow is Facebook's newest effort to double down on video, another attempt to keep more eyeballs glued on their News Feeds.
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Did banning the terms foster an "us versus them" attitude in the communities, or make them double down on their commitment?
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The party has to be knocked into shape, in Mr Xi's view, because he wants to double down on its control.
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King's effort to double down on the House floor stays the course he's taken since giving the interview earlier this week.
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At White House press secretary Sean Spicer's daily press briefing, Spicer seemed to double down on the push for wall funding.
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A.I. can double down on discriminatory tendencies in the name of optimization, as we see with Amazon's recruiting A.I. (and others).
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"We want to double down on life sciences, and especially so in the cell therapy business," he said in an interview.
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Benchmark and Tiger double down on going public Cohler and Lasky are expected to keep their board seats, according to Axios.
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Flannery told Reuters last year he aimed to "double down on life sciences", given this business's large and high-margin opportunities.
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Obama has tasked his vice president, Joe Biden, with marshalling scientists to "double down" on research into a cure for cancer.
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The response of mainstream liberals to these tactics on the right has been to double down on the importance of civility.
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It places special emphasis on Wendelbo's vocal work with McBride departing from the mic to double-down on programming and sequencing.
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The bill as amended represents a missed opportunity that would only double down on the worst aspects of public pension finance.
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And U.S.-led military initiatives aimed at intimidating North Korea have only made North Korea double down on its costly strategy.
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Congress cannot manufacture excuses to withdraw resources from emergency response aid but must instead double down on engagement toward critical rebuilding.
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The president's latest comments double down on past criticism of the top law enforcement bureau over alleged bias and botched investigations.
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Its response to the sanctions was to double down on its nuclear program and move ever closer to a nuclear weapon.
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Double down on Latinos, Asians and African-Americans Clinton is focusing on what has worked best for her throughout her campaign.
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"A key part of our strategy to win in this environment is to double down on digital," CEO Mark Parker said.
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It is, however, a clarion call that our movement needs to double down on vigilance in the face of voter suppression.
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The week inspired companies to double down on sustainability initiatives, and for heads of state to encourage more public-private partnerships.
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Iflix, the emerging-market Netflix competitor that's backed by Sky, is leaving Africa to double down on its business in Asia.
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Rather than shy away from the cultural hurdles she faced in Virginia, Harrod chose to double down on her creative expression.
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"It's a carve out of a successful team that has momentum and that Pierre wants to double down on," Ehrbeck says.
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We as a country can double-down on these efforts, and make supervision an effective tool that doesn't waste taxpayer dollars.
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"And that's not going to happen if we double down on the mistakes we made with the invention of the car."
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It is against this backdrop that Trump has apparently decided to double down on energizing his base rather than broadening it.
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What better, then, but to double down on the "single lifestyle," as Tinder is now doing, to ensure users stick around?
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More trade: Mr. Trump's truce with Europe means he can double down on China, but Beijing says that pressure won't work.
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But in February 2019, Zillow brought him back as CEO when the company decided to double down on its iBuying strategy.
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The President continues to double-down on his base even though there is absolutely no sign that he is losing them.
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Meantime, as the number of adults older than 65 grow, diaper markers can double down on their offerings for the incontinent.
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" However, a source familiar with the administration's plans told CNN that the administration was expected to "double down on defending MBS.
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That likely means the online giant will double down on its investment there now that Walmart has come onto the scene.
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And my prediction is that with Bannon and economic nationalism gone, he will eventually double down on that part even more.
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I'm not gonna double down on what I said, but what I will do is apologize if I hurt your feelings.
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Jeff Bezos, in a statement in the last earnings report, said Amazon would "double down" on Alexa after blowing past projections.
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Will the exodus of more progressive food companies inspire reform at GMA — or will the association double down on regressive policies?
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Is this just an opportunity for her to double down on the fact she's not going to pursue the death penalty?
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The response of the conservative establishment to this crisis has been to double down on shoveling women into the work force.
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We don't double down on a shitty play simply because a small portion of the fan base got excited by it.
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And it tends to double down on this approach for politicians, whose job is to maintain personas that please their electorates.
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" And moments just as conciliatory, where he noted that "I know every one of you wants to double down on student success.
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To double down on this new Western coolness, Sonic Adventure 2 in 2001 gave Sonic shoes that looked more like American sneakers.
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Worse, by giving as good as they get, they double down on political polarization, driving the national narrative even further from center.
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Chief Executive John Flint said in April that he wanted to double down on HSBC's "pivot" to Asia and China in particular.
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Uber said last year it would double down on India investments after it sold its Southeast Asia business to Singapore's Grab Holdings.
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The company has begun to double down on its own booking tools that compete directly with leading brands like Expedia and Priceline.
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The services double down on plenty of '153s classics for July, from the Back to the Future trilogy to Beverly Hills Cop.
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At the same time, Uber is trying to double down on speedy meal deliveries through the planned expansion this year of UberEats.
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It's too late to sell oil service plays, and it's not an ideal time to double down on the sector, Cramer said.
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It also said that it would double down on operational performance and that it hired consulting firm AlixPartners to meet those goals.
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It's also tried to double-down on the app's first feature, disappearing private messaging, by adding a groups feature and improved navigation.
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This would double down on his pre-existing tactic of governing exclusively for the dwindling minority of voters that constitute his base.
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Second, the next President should double down on transparency, both in discussing the results of operations and the legal and policy framework.
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It gave these LPs a way to double down on the companies they see as interesting, and they got a fee break.
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They're calling for a government-run health scheme, Obamacare 2.0, that would double down on the same strategies that have failed already.
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Plus, with the accompanying app, you can double down on exploring the dwarf planet and learn more about its landmarks and features.
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And his response was, in one sense, an attempt to double down on the argument that hadn't persuaded the Ninth Circuit panel.
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Eager to put the Galaxy Note 163 disaster in the rearview, Samsung used 2017 to double down on impressive, feature-packed smartphones.
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And the Gulf states -- especially Qatar and Saudi Arabia -- may decide to double down on their support for groups opposed to negotiations.
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Free TV and movie streaming service Tubi is preparing to double down on content acquisitions this year, the company announced this morning.
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AutoDesk's The Living is double-down on this idea, and are regarded as a leader in bringing generative design to office spaces.
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"While we will double down on our investment in home markets, we will open new geographies in the future," Agarwal told Reuters.
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A top-ranking GOP lawmaker warns President Trump to "double down" on U.S friendships and "be careful" in phone conversations with allies.
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But instead of cutting my hair, I would double down on all the other things to prove that I wasn't a girl.
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The lira's sell-off accelerated after U.S. President Donald Trump said Washington would double down on steel and aluminum sanctions against Turkey.
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In 2014, Steve Adcock, 36, and his wife Courtney, 32, decided to double down on their savings in order to retire early.
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The crowning irony is that the interim government intends to double down on austerity and cuts in social spending and public investment.
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Enforcement: The retailer said it would double down on disciplinary action against employees who fail to verify customers' ages, including possible termination.
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Do we want to bring home good neighbors or double down on punitive policies that only lead to more crime and violence?
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"We need to double-down on the post-marketing requirements to justify their continued use and costs" of such drugs, said Ross.
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But he added that more work still needs to be done and pledged to "double down on our attack on violent crime."
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Pelosi vowed that the Democratic majority in the House would double down on efforts to broaden the Obama-era Affordable Care Act.
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Ellis said the incident in Iowa spurred his company to "double-down" on a project it had launched in 2018 called Disclose.
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The cuts are part of a campaign-wide effort to double down on Iowa, the first nominating contest of the primary race.
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Rather than learn from the Obama administration's mistakes, the Trump administration chose to instead double down on profiling with its CVE efforts.
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And so, in the age of Trump, police and the institutions that represent them continue to double down on their siege mentality.
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Now's the time for the company to really double down on what's becoming a more and more important piece of mobile tech.
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Mabey tells TechCrunch the new funding will be used to double down on development of the machine learning component of the product.
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Macri, who assumed power in December, promised to double down on efforts to slow inflation while pulling the economy out of recession.
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Phillips' mid-career decision to double down on the strong strike-zone judgment he had always possessed certainly helped a great deal.
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CEO John Rittenhouse told Business Insider that the company is "declaring a success" as it looks to double down on new categories.
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Their actions so far have reflected the dire state the nation is confronting, but they need to double down on their effort.
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Trende was misunderstood by certain critics as making a normative argument that the G.O.P. should double down on being a white party.
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And in the meantime, listen to Jessica: Pull out the jar of mayo when simplicity matters, and double down on home cooking.
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And if you want to double down on that help, consider buying a gift subscription for someone else during this holiday season.
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This toggle-adorned top from Hermès and khaki Cedric Charlier skirt double down on the trend but work just as well separately.
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Moreover, Mr. Bolsonaro will almost certainly double down on many citizens' deep antipathy toward the Workers' Party and its involvement in corruption.
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TIM MILLER: Well, yeah, but--well, it doesn't gain Hayden a lot to double-down on that, I guess, at this point.
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The proposal was rejected weeks later, though the NYSE seems determined to double down on efforts to evolve the direct listing process.
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Its plans for Alexa show Amazon is willing to take risks in new technologies and double down on areas of proven success.
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An internal memo has revealed Sony Music&aposs plans to double down on podcast ad sales strategy with four new executive hires.
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Rather, the Trump administration should double down on the one area where the U.S. is truly without peer: energy research and development.
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In fact, after Steinle's death, San Francisco reviewed its controversial sanctuary policies, and decided to double down on its support for them.
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Futurum Research analyst Daniel Newman expects Microsoft to double down on CEO Satya Nadella's vision of "tech intensity" in the coming year.
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We can't double down on a 14th century solution to a 21st century challenge if we want a viable long-term solution.
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Or in the face of a united opposition Maduro could double down on his repression — and push Venezuela even closer to dictatorship.
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Or they could double down on fossil fuels in the hopes of making as much profit as possible before the market declines.
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"Our customers wanted us to double down on research and development, and bring more innovation and products to the market quicker," Shah said.
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It once again promised to double down on policing the billions of hours of user video that pours onto its site every day.
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In either case, the U.S. president is left to decide: double-down on a tainted ally or stand aside and risk those consequences.
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General Electric has said the spinoff makes sense because it allows the company to double down on its core industrial and energy businesses.
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Apple would also likely double-down on its efforts to make the App Store the safest place to shop, with the best selection.
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Kleiner, however, continues to double down on its early-stage efforts under Ilya Fushman, a former investor at Index Ventures, and Hamid's lead.
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While Russian meddling inspired many election officials to take cyberthreats seriously and double down on security, each state oversees its own elections process.
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Despite the negative impacts of an extended government shutdown, Trump seemed to double down on his demands for a border wall on Friday.
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So you'll see us really double down on the idea of fellow enthusiasts hand-picking awesome stories for the things you're passionate about.
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The Tory Party needs to double down on Tory values such as patriotism and social conservatism rather than apologising to the liberal elites.
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Unfortunately, Gabbana doesn't seem too interested in apologizing to Gomez and, instead, has taken the opportunity to double-down on his immature behavior.
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"We decided to double down on our commitment to online video," Lisa Hsia, Executive Vice President, Digital, Bravo and Oxygen Media, told Mashable.
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We will not be cowed by a killer; we will double down on the kind of activism that we believe our tradition requires.
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The new five year drilling plan, to be announced by the Interior Department later today, is expected to double down on that promise.
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Chris Christie, believes Trump can double down on an approach that made the problem worse and it will somehow produce a different result.
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Lead investor CoVenture was impressed enough with the company's innovative approach to financing to double down on its initial seed investment in ProducePay.
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They plan to use some of the fund to make follow-on investments, to double down on some of their best portfolio companies.
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But if he must shake things up, then he should double down on his radicalism: open not one embassy in Jerusalem but two.
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Also business development has a network effect on a physical level, so in our second fund, we decided to double down on Greece.
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Not long after, Walter decided to double down on his vision, quit his job at BMW, and began building a full-time team.
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She also uses her innate humor and warmth to double down on hard facts, like sexism in Hollywood and problems with white feminism.
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"The new Board leadership has determined the priority of Planned Parenthood moving forward is to double down on abortion rights advocacy," she wrote.
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That's why Snapchat would be wise to double-down on trying to make Bitmoji the ubiquitous way to represent yourself without a photograph.
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All of that seemed to indicate that Trump was ready to double down on the mass incarceration policies of the pre-Obama years.
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Yes, we must double down on security at the border and open up a national fight against gang violence in our major cities.
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A positive outcome at the negotiations could encourage governments to double down on promises to cut emissions from the construction industry, said Nuttall.
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The movie will be released later this month, and it comes as the administration continues to double down on attacks against the press.
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The choice of Vestburg as CEO reflects how Verizon was willing to appoint a relative newcomer to double down on its mobile strategy.
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Weeks later, at an event hosted by Wired, Sundar Pichai, who was promoted to Google CEO in 2015, would double down on Dragonfly.
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Rather than resisting data collection, society should double down on it — so long as people are appropriately compensated, technology pioneer Jaron Lanier argued.
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" They double down on their original claim, stating that "she is legally entitled to damages and profits from the use of her image.
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I double down on fruit and order a cherry sour beer, drifting back and forth from the book I'm reading to the conversation.
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Environmental groups immediately responded to Trump's actions, vowing to double down on their opposition against the pipelines they fought for years to block.
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All it really did was double down on coal, thus tightening a stranglehold on the nation's grid that would take decades to loosen.
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Expect Yahoo Finance to continue to double down on live events and broadcast rights of major business moments to expand its revenue opportunities.
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The second fund will also allow Revolution to continue using the initial fund's balance to double down on winning ideas from round one.
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They need to double down on building quality vehicles that offer a great driving experience while using less fuel and emitting less pollution.
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She is a career politician and a liberal activist who wants to double down on big government education programs that fail to deliver.
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"We say again to Russia, and especially to those who control its finances: Do not double down on a bad bet," Bolton said.
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And, when he is called out for his racism, his response is never to ameliorate his rhetoric, but to double down on it.
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That's why I am determined to double down on some of the inclusive coverage Glamour has done with regards to diversity and size.
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"I'd love for him to double down on what he just created and build on that," said Amber Mostyn, a Houston-based donor.
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Canada will probably diversify trading partners, and double down on agreements with the European Union and the nascent 11-member Trans-Pacific Partnership.
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Amazon is expected to double down on this strategy, according to Kunal Chopra, CEO of eTailz, a company that helps brands sell online.
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Just as companies need to double down on progress, so too do investors in pressing the case for, and benefits of, necessary transition.
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"The party has decided to double down on authoritarianism after the problems they've faced," said Nicolas Bequelin, Amnesty International's director for East Asia.
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So it makes sense to assume that Trump's double down on the "both sides" analysis would receive harsh critique from the mainstream media.
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In his interview, Klitschko said Western countries had to double down on existing sanctions against Moscow at a time of possible Russian weakness.
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The New York Times wrote their subscribers a letter after the election essentially promising to double down on coverage of the Trump presidency.
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Moreover, Audi is the latest carmaker to double down on self-driving software in the race to bring a fully autonomous vehicle to market.
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When the CEO simply admits the challenges Tesla is facing, his legions of followers stick with him, or even double down on their support.
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Based on that clearing of the decks/realignment, the decision to double down on Grab is a positive validation for the ride-hailing company.
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Earlier this year, however, the firm announced a new program and a $25 million pool of capital to double down on the seed level.
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His promotion suggests Trump will double down on the 2016 digital strategy, and is likely already looking for someone to fill Cambridge Analytica's shoes.
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Donors like Victor DeFrisco, 60, an owner of Exit Realty Premier in South Florida, said the time is now to double down on Trump.
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This year, he's publishing a follow-up set in the same world, Mecha Samurai Empire, which looks to double down on the giant mechs.
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To double down on appealing to women in hip-hop, Simmons' styled artists like Lil Kim, Missy Elliot, and Aaliyah, regularly, in her garments.
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As President Donald Trump continues to double down on North Korea's escalating nuclear threats, many Americans are wondering: Just how worried should we be?
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"The new Board leadership has determined that the priority of Planned Parenthood moving forward is to double down on abortion rights advocacy," Wen explained.
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So what we get to do is double down on that, so we view the competitive environment as anyone who's trying to acquire clients.
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If you want to double down on luxury, you're better served with an Edge Titanium or even the Edge's corporate cousin, the Lincoln Nautilus.
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Carole appears as a device to ground Goose and double down on Maverick's grief when he sees a family torn apart by his antics.
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And it was just six months ago that Apple seemed to double-down on Lightning, leaving it as the only port on the phone.
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Aesthetic restrictions may have made the Palladinos double down on wit and sparkle in their writing — something they all but abandoned in the revival.
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So in that spirit, more companies ought to double down on their most important investment — their customers — by involving them in their design decisions.
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The company is anticipating another drop in the next quarter as it continues to double down on fighting spam and bots on its service.
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"A vote for Icahn's candidates is a vote to double down on the management team that's run this company into the ground," Cramer said.
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The insurer welcomed 20.1 million new customers over January to June, and plans to double-down on growing its retail customer yield, Tan said.
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As rivals such as Google and Facebook double down on augmented reality, Apple has made no public display of its aptitude in the field.
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Two days later, Trump appeared to double down on his attack on the London mayor as he accused Khan of giving a "pathetic excuse."
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If he's so hellbent on eliminating and preventing the passage of Magnitsky laws around the world, then we ought to double down on them.
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Trump would be free to double down on his economically damaging trade war with China, and there&aposs little Congress could do about it.
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As long as homophobia exists, queer people will always feel pressure to suppress our impulses, and unfortunately, women often double down on this sentiment.
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On Saturday, Right Wing Watch reports, Trump seemed to double down on his original statement in an interview with conservative radio host Joe Pags.
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If the Sanitation Department and other agencies double down on diesel, New York will miss a critical opportunity to meet the mayor's environmental goals.
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Rather than confront her ignorance, not only did Rebel double down on the erasure, she tried to erase the voices of those speaking out.
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This is what sociologists call "reactive ethnicity" — when you have a policy to ban a practice, so people double down on it in protest.
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"If I were him, I would double down on the president needing us," Mr. Grimm said, warning of impeachment if Democrats win the House.
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When you're disrespected for being a Jew, a Christian, a liberal or a conservative, the natural instinct is to double down on that identity.
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Whether companies that operate dangerous machinery double-down on drug tests or resign themselves to the specter of stoned workers remains to be seen.
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Pompeo appeared to double-down on his rhetoric in an attempt to hold the Chinese Communist Party accountable for its handling of the virus.
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I think it was a huge mistake... they go and double down on that same crazy conspiracy theory that Ukraine hacked the DNC server.
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Whether or not you agree with that, it's interesting and maybe a little troubling to see Ninja Theory double down on this new direction.
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The news media must double down on fair but aggressive news coverage, including scrutinizing the practices of those who don't have the same standards.
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The President will double down on spinning stories of caravans of diseased terrorists coming to take away your guns and make your kids gay.
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The administration finalised a rule, to take effect in 2021, which will double down on its effort to bring price transparency to hospital care.
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But she has pledged to double down on President Obama's environmental policies, including regulations harmful to the coal industry like the Clean Power Plan.
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"All EGA negotiators must double down on efforts to land an agreement ahead of the G-20 Summit this September in Hangzhou," Colvin said.
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They decided this season to double down on what they have done instinctually for so many years and devote their energies to pure losing.
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He's set to double down on his inaugural promise to present an alternative to the rhetoric and policies coming out of the White House.
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Organizations like the Farm Animal Investment Risk & Return are already pushing the world's largest food retailers to double down on the plant-based movement.
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The long and short of it is that America must double down on treatment options for addicts, and make sure insurers cover those benefits.
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On the whole, the left has tended to want to double down on a kind of Great Society vision of how public programs work.
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Led by Robby Mook, Hillary&aposs campaign decided to double down on targeting young Latino and Black voters in an effort to win the Presidency.
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One of our best moves as a company came from the decision to narrow our focus and double down on a specific service we offer.
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Similarly, Indian-Americans must now double down on our commitment to address not only hate violence but also the broader policies of the Trump administration.
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Maybe rumors that the administration is going to broadly double down on the trade war will lead to a much more comprehensive set of policies.
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Kerr is now traveling with the team, which suggests that he may return soon; that might help the Warriors double down on the defensive end.
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We better understand what we're dealing with here, because that's what Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders want to double down on if they are elected.
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MV: When we're excited about [a startup in our] venture portfolio, we'll double down on the growth fund, but the investments are largely de novo.
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The Home Shopping Network and Lenox are also selling their own Christmas figurines, which double down on the Yuletide spirit by playing holiday classic tunes.
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Uber insiders said at the time that the Didi deal would allow it to double down on resources, staffing and technology in the Indian market.
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The longer the current Republican coalition holds together, the more its party leaders inevitably double down on this as the glue holding the party together.
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Regional rideshare players double down on super-app positioning instead, to demonstrate value in other ways as rideshare business alone may not reach profitability — ever.
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Rather than lose credibility, some of the candidates "double down" on their comments and have actually experienced poll bumps for their extreme and inaccurate statements.
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"This will enable us to double down on being the true trust engine of social care," HomeTouch founder and CEO Dr Jamie Wilson tells me.
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"Nicole and Lightspeed are valuable partners as we continue to double down on entertainment through our content," Calm's head of communications Alexia Marchetti tells me.
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So when it comes to Amazon's plans to double down on grocery delivery and even open grocery stores, the people running it tell the story.
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Over and over and over again, those points in the criminal system that have the most disparate effects, he's going to double down on on.
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The federal government should double down on A.I. funding and support, according to a government-commissioned panel led by Google's former chief executive, Eric Schmidt.
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This capital raise has seen him double down on his fintech philosophy, plowing the funds into product marketing for the move into the Asian market.
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Waters appeared on MSNBC later in the day to double down on her remarks, saying she has "no sympathy" for members of the Trump administration.
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Specifically, Lundquist said that guest feedback prompted them to double down on brands that guests "were really responding to," like Clif Bar, Oakley, and Annie's.
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Mine has cooled over the years as the director has done little but double down on his "blood-soaked revenge played for tense laughs" trope.
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Salesforce has picked Microsoft Azure as the public cloud provider for its Marketing Cloud product, as the two companies double down on their existing partnership.
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" Early Sunday morning, Mr. Trump took to Twitter to first double down on his criticism of "Hamilton," before turning his attention to "Saturday Night Live.
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Singh's death has reignited the contentious immigration debate and President Donald Trump used the opportunity to double down on his calls for a border wall.
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In the short term, Oculus and others should double-down on mobile-powered VR experiences to reach a larger audience and deliver a 10X experience.
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What's next: There's still plenty of public skepticism when it comes to trusting self-driving cars, so expect companies to double down on safety efforts.
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Democrats and their allies cite the unfolding disaster as evidence that we need to transition rapidly off fossil fuels while Republicans double down on denial.
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At the time, the company promised to double down on education, and is looking to fulfill that goal with a recent $12 million funding round.
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Korte has told us in the past that AngelPad also relies heavily on special purpose vehicles (or SPVs) to double-down on its breakout companies.
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It reminded him to double down on his principles, especially when the odds were stacked high enough to make his margin for error razor thin.
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If this year's cycle was a setup for Democrats in 28503, the DNC should double down on its investment in female candidates with military experience.
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One official at the People's Bank of China reportedly said last month that China would double down on mobile payments to avoid unnecessary human contact.
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For example: The Emoji Movie cast Sir Patrick Stewart as Poop to double down on the thematic joke of trying to dress up a turd.
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We've been trying to double down on context, deep reporting and an international perspective and we had three pieces this week that exemplify that: 1.
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Hours later, Patton seemed to double down on this conspiracy theory, mocking mainstream media on Instagram for covering her initial post as a new story.
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It goes without saying that the German government should double down on those policy areas where it finds common ground with the current U.S. administration.
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Salesforce COO Bret Taylor said he hopes to "double down" on the strategies former co-CEO Keith Block implemented during his time at the company.
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After deploying its first $6 million fund, founder and general partner Jeremy Fiance says he plans to double down on artificial intelligence this time around.
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As the 2020 election approaches, the president will need to satisfy his political base and double down on policies he promised during his 2016 campaign.
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It was a notable and organic effort by the team to double down on their strengths and let go of story arcs that weren't working.
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Yes, say experts, who note that companies often double down on internet sales, perhaps especially this year, when a late Thanksgiving means fewer shopping days.
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Ola, on the other hand, thinks it's unlikely Uber will double down on its investment in India, according to a source close to the company.
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"It will help us double down on our plans for growth as we invest heavily in our products and technology," Khosrowshahi said in a statement.
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Kurian told Reuters in an interview that it made sense to double down on that area as he looked to fill in gaps in his unit.
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"It's my hope that we'll be able to really double down on [mobile], to sort of focus on performance, especially on an international basis," Murphy said.
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Meanwhile, Australia's Treasurer Scott Morrison also told CNBC that "we have to double down on trade" and that his G-20 counterparts were echoing those sentiments.
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"The problem is that no matter how many votes we take, the administration continues to double down on its unconditional support for the Saudi regime," Sen.
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Overall retail though has struggled amid fierce competition from online retailers and cost-cutting measures as companies double down on other initiatives, such as e-commerce.
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These new true wireless earbuds ("true" because there's no cable connecting the buds to each other) double down on providing great sound with a tiny design.
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If you have the audacity to bring raw vegetables to a picnic (too healthy/borderline unethical,) don't double down on evil by bringing store-brand hummus.
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The plan is to double down on the octopus design — a logical idea, considering the power and versatility of "the boneless one," as Hesiod called it.
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"The Trump administration has an opportunity to double down on those efforts as the strategic interests of our two countries continue to align," Anand told CNBC.
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Shortly after the Greekes found out they were pregnant with their third, they decided on vasectomy but they wanted to "double down" on protection, she says.
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We look forward to working with Synchrony to double down on our innovative consumer credit experiences for our customers and profitably grow the portfolio over time.
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To ignore that feels like willful misinterpretation, and it allows us to double down on our own self-righteous disapproval of both corporal punishment and intolerance.
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And he said earlier this week that the president&aposs lawyers would use the &aposanniversary&apos to double down on calls to wrap up the investigation.
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Since Trump's election, there has been a "desire from a number of countries to double down" on trade pacts, Ciobo said, helping him to seal deals.
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Nixon's camp continues to double down on Cuomo's sexual harassment record, maintaining that he leads an old boys' club where misconduct is swept under the rug.
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"Duke, Spencer and others will surely try to leverage this moment to double-down on their fantasies of creating a white civil rights movement," Segal said.
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For Greycroft Partners, the new round — led by its growth fund — signals a move to double down on Clique Media's unique mix of content and commerce.
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Apple has always leaned toward the high end wherever it aims to compete, and in recent years it's appeared to consciously double down on that strategy.
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In the above example, the P20 Pro caught a sniff of blue sky and decided to double down on that at the expense of foreground exposure.
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On Sunday, Trump seemed to double down on Twitter, accusing Beijing of keeping its currency artificially low and of military posturing in the South China Sea.
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Bannon had a lower public profile but was strategically vital, encouraging Trump to double-down on the base-first strategy that ultimately delivered the White House.
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Many Republicans will hear Romney, the symbol of the 1%, attacking Trump's criticism of free trade and double down on their support of this insurgent campaign.
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The first, and most centrist camp, wants to double down on the Affordable Care Act, focusing on improving its framework to increase coverage and cut costs.
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After a rough couple of years, Wells Fargo devised a simple strategy to make people forget it stole from unwitting customers: double-down on cheesy Americana.
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The fund is a way for us to double down on crypto and not in any way reduce our commitment to enterprise, consumer, or bio investing.
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Schools should double-down on this approach -- and figure out how to meet the challenges it poses, rather than continuing along with the testing status quo.
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And if past is prologue, Trump is far more likely to double down on what makes him unpopular instead of course-correct to win back voters.
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Democrats are using the news to double down on their push to get Congress to pass legislation limiting the Trump administration's ability to fire Mueller unilaterally.
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The company said it would "double down" on growing its voice-assistant technology Alexa last quarter, while it's been expanding its logistic network and international footprint.
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We Happy Few looks to double down on the darkness inherent in Contrast with some violence, face paint and a whole bunch of pill-addicted weirdos.
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"They've decided to double-down on their version of the story and try to hunker down and ride out the storm," said GOP strategist Ford O'Connell.
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So, lots of demands going into 2020 and we wanted to basically double down on the investment to be ready for the next level of scale.
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Officials must double down on voter education to combat misinformation during this uncertain time and ensure voters are aware of new voting practices in their state.
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But I think the lesson here is to choose friends who are kind, not double down on the ones who've already proven they can be monsters.
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Egypt and the United Arab Emirates, which support the Libyan opposition, now have an incentive to double-down on their opposition to Tripoli — and to Turkey.
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Just when Google needed to double down on a commitment to human rights, it decided to instead chase bigger profits and an even higher stock price.
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Following Ryan's decision to not even bring the first bill to the floor for a vote, Trump decided to double down on the repeal of ObamaCare.
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That's why Republican senators are trying to double down on Donald Trump's lie that Joe Biden's public intervention against a corrupt Ukrainian prosecutor was itself corrupt.
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It's time for us to double down on rising up and to commit to #KeepMarching until each and every one of us finally has pay parity.
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Now a state assembly member plans to double down on a proposed bill that would put a moratorium on the tech in New York state schools.
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Why not double down on savings this Cyber Monday by pulling out all the gift cards you have collected and redeeming them for already-discounted stuff?
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CEO Barry said in an interview with CNBC's Courtney Reagan that Best Buy plans to "double down" on its growth strategy, despite "disruption" in the industry.
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Syria's Sunni Arab neighbors and Turkey may now feel compelled to double down on their support for the Syrian opposition, making Moscow's life a lot harder.
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Today's polarization — in which left and right are more cleanly sorted — pushes us to double down on all of our views, even the ones we doubt.
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Further, "Under Armour has to double down on the innovation side and improve the product pipeline," Drubl said, in order to compete with Nike and others.
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One way to do that is to double down on its Fifth Avenue location, even as other luxury retailers are fleeing the expensive Manhattan zip code.
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In contrast to their austere 2017 agenda, the Conservatives now promise more public spending, encouraging Labour to double down on its austerity-ending platform of 2017.
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In addition to his decision to double down on tariffs, prompting concerns of a global trade war, Trump suggested Russia should readmitted to the G-7.
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Yet the administration is hosting a panel at the UN climate talks next week to double-down on its inane and dangerous fossil-fuel-first agenda.
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Fifth, Mr. Trump should double down on support for Turkey's fight against the P.K.K., including helping find the group's leadership holed up in Iraq's Qandil Mountains.
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Known as "pre-seed" investing, one of the first legitimate outfits to double down on the stage has refueled, closing its second fund on $313 million.
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"What is clear … you absolutely have to double down on this segment," Felix Poh, one of the McKinsey partners who worked on the report, told CNBC.
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Or they can double down on efforts to inform the public what is at stake and what will be necessary to make the risks more tolerable.
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That hasn't worked so far, and my guess is efforts to double down on it — of which the Republican Obamacare alternative is one — will continue to fail.
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Will he double down on the presence of US Special Forces around Mosul, and change their role from "advise and assist" to fully-fledged involvement in combat?
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General Electric has previously said spinning out the health unit makes sense because it allows the company to double down on its core industrial and energy businesses.
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In November, Facebook launched the Portal and Portal+ smart speakers — its first hardware products outside of VR. Soon, Facebook will double down on its home hardware push.
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"Big enterprises are hesitant to work on startups, they're risk averse, and it reduces the risk exposure to double down on an open source stack," Hailey said.
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But perhaps the best testament to the marketing power of April Fools' Day is that despite those risks, brands continue to double down on it every year.
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A generational shift in this relationship could down the line either push Israel to rethink its policies — or double down on its us-against-the-world mentality.
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Christian Magoon, founder and CEO of Amplify ETFs, said this move will serve to "expand the ETF tent" and double down on the benefits of active management.
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Under Armour's plans to double down on its e-commerce business and get in front of consumers with more targeted marketing might not provide an easy fix.
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In his first speech since the debate, Trump seemed to simultaneously double down on the stance he articulated Wednesday night while also trying to clean it up.
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We saw a Republican Party that sees the world in a dark way — and wants to double-down on that darkness with a platform predicated on discrimination.
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Since then, our primary focus has been to build out the platform — we're just now coming to a point where we're going to double down on marketing.
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As electric cars help bring the cost of oil down, there's also a chance other parts of the world will double-down on newly cheaper fossil fuels.
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Obviously, Democrats are blocking it and I think Democrats are making a big mistake to double down on being against tax cuts and being against border security.
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Square CEO Jack Dorsey, who also runs Twitter, said in the move will allow Square to double down on investments and focus in its core payments businesses.
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So the new plan was to double down on Google+ not being a destination website, like Facebook, but rather make it a social layer across Google products.
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W.A. group member collaborations: N.W.A. Members: Dr. Dre, Ice CubeDre and Cube double down on the macabre in this contribution to the Murder Was the Case soundtrack.
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Now Nintendo lovers can double down on their obsession (and look great doing it) with Tony Moly's adorable new beauty line inspired by everyone's favorite pocket monsters.
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The most obvious takeaway is that it wants to double down on its already highly-engaged teen audience to grab even more of their time and attention.
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Castello Branco told Folha that the company would now double-down on that strategy, seeking to maximize potential of the so-called pre-salt deep-water area.
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And the strategic partnership with Experian is aimed at helping the firm double down on its efforts to offer financial services to the region's huge underbanked population.
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As Washington Republicans double down on their efforts to raise health care costs, we are doubling down on our efforts to hold them accountable for their records.
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This 'double down on whites' strategy would be the polar opposite of what the Republican National Committee imagined when it wrote its autopsy after the 2012 election.
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Russia will double down on its support of the regime, Iranian militia will look for opportunities to attack Israel, Turkey will seek further inroads against the Kurds.
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Rather than double down on a bad idea, Congress should repeal Trump's tax cuts for the wealthy and corporations and end his attacks on American health care.
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"We can't double down on a Third Century approach to solve 21st Century problems if we want a viable long-term solution," Hurd said in a statement.
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Featuring a delightful blend of Islamophobia and misogyny, the ads reveal the AfD's decision to double down on its anti-immigrant stance heading into September's federal elections.
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The party might instead double down on cosmopolitan appeals to the minority voters and college-educated white voters who were the main target of Hillary Clinton's campaign.
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"This Fund allows us to double down on our most successful businesses while enabling our investors, and others, to take full or partial exits from early investments."
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They lead the North not to abandon their nuclear program, but to double down on it — as they believe it's their best deterrent against such an attack.
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Given the current state of the world, there's no better time than now to get cozy on your couch and double down on your binge-watching habit.
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However, Trump seemed to double down on the idea of a quarantine in the tri-state area later in the day after his first talk with reporters.
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When faced with an extremist, you have two choices: counter the extremist mind-set with your own or reject that mind-set and double down on pragmatism.
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Some airlines will continue removing in-flight entertainment screens from planes, while others will double-down on them, and use them to sell a more premium brand.
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For all of the Trump administration's criticisms of Barack Obama's policy with regard to those regimes, this decision suggests he's willing to double down on Obama's mistakes.
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"Now is not the time for Republicans to double down on their partisan strategy, or for Democrats to high-five over the other side's political disaster," Rep.
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"The rest of the campaign and the volunteers took it upon themselves to double down on their effort and their energy," said Sanders' campaign manager Faiz Shakir.
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Now the startup wants to double-down on selling to more petite riders who could never carry the 46-lb Boosted Rev out of a train station.
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Survival of the fittest Analysts pointed out that Tesla's decision to double down on China could actually help weed out poorly performing companies in an oversaturated market.
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You can double down on it; you can ignore it; or you can analyze it and make appropriate changes," the retired neurosurgeon said on ABC's "This Week.
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Russia has no reason not to repeat this performance, which means the HPSCI has every reason to double down on their investigation, not get distracted from it.
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Uber plans to "double down" on its investment into electric bikes and scooters in 2020, with a particular focus on Europe, an executive at the company said.
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Democrats may believe they have a winning strategy of running their congressional campaigns against the president and believe Ryan's retirement lets them double down on this posture.
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They double down on resentment and paranoia, to freak out their increasingly homogenous, increasingly paranoid white suburban and rural constituents and get them back to the polls.
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But if they want to hit that 70% goal by the time their child packs up for freshman year, they need to double down on their efforts.
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While newspapers are teaming up to double down on their climate change coverage, broadcasters are focusing on covering the byproducts of climate change — natural disasters and extreme weather.
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The crewmembers had intended to document marine life, pollution and climate change in the Pacific Ocean, and "double-down" on a famous 1947 voyage from Peru to Polynesia.
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While the death moved Sanders to double down on those efforts, the agency was roiled in controversy as it struggled to accommodate a dramatic spike in migrant arrivals.
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The Trump team wants to combat that perception and double down on that counterattack by insisting that it's the same news media that's making the administration's job harder.
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But despite Uber's announcement, the ride-sharing company still prohibited collective action and, as of this week, continues to double down on mandatory arbitration for all other claims.
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While she hasn't commented on changes at the USDS, Meyer did Tweet: Thrilled to join this team and to double down on making government work better for everyone.
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That may scare developers to never write code again, but it also may entice them to double down on making security and bug-free code an utmost priority.
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Trump also said he might double down on import tariffs by hitting the sensitive auto industry, throwing the G7's efforts to show a united front into disarray.
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Google used its press event on Tuesday to double down on its hardware ambitions and tease its vision for products that touch seemingly every corner of consumers' lives.
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The Financial Times reported yesterday that the Trump administration is preparing to double down on the Overseas Private Investment Corporation, which offers commercial lending facilities to developing countries.
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" It's too-obvious commentary on how ugly that tradition supposedly was, made worse by thinking it's creative to double down on the gregariousness innate to the "ugly sweater.
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The New 2DS shows the company doesn't need to double down on gimmicks — this is the best 3DS the company has made yet, and it doesn't have 3D.
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So Strava either has to double-down on its current audience and extract more value from those users; or strive to become a household name among non-enthusiasts.
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We've reached out to Slack with additional questions about when these accounts should expect to be reinstated, assuming that Slack doesn't double down on its aggressive policy implementation.
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"We want to double down on those two markets that serve as playbooks for the rest of the world," said Sheth, who now leads a team of 40.
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Meanwhile, Jay is using "What's Free" to double down on his anti-Trumpism, mainly because — as the rest of the verse indicates — he knows America was never great.
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However, the thinking here is to have a separate fund to make this more common, and provide LPs a way to double down on LocalGlobe's most promising bets.
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But I think that having media double down on this tragic narrative really does the rest of us — real folks with disability in the world — a huge disservice.
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If Trump wants to keep that campaign promise, he needs to double down on the Obama Administration's fuel economy standards and embrace other policies to slash oil use.
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Talking to us this week, Limpert said the new money will be used to grow the tech team, double down on existing cities and expand into new ones.
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When we launched, we deliberately opened a few markets at once so that we could see which markets gain the best traction and then double down on them.
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As one European VC raises a fund to double down on bigger growth rounds in Europe, another has closed a fund to continue focusing on early-stage investments.
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With all the new activity around virtual reality, it now appears that one of Silicon Valley's giants, Google, has decided to double down on the rapidly expanding platform.
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In all three cases, Trump made conscious decisions to use and then double down on racial sensitivities to exploit national societal divides to bolster his own political position.
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Broadband services, particularly wireless broadband, for the most part is a higher-margin business than video, and margins only increase as consumers double down on streaming digital video.
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Kids with an interest in building and delivering better experiences for consumers and businesses should double down on design and business instead of developing deep software development expertise.
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But as the market shifts away from sports sedans, the folks in Munich have had to double down on technology to best cross-country rivals Mercedes and Audi.
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The company has previously said spinning out the health unit made sense because it would allow the company to double down on its core industrial and energy businesses.
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Parker said the company is going to "double down" on its efforts in innovation, the supply chain and the Nike marketplace, to drive success over the long term.
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Double down on the message that North Koreans have a right to be free and prosperous, especially through the Voice of America and more statements by the president.
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For him personally, the discomfort was a chance for self-improvement and an opportunity to double down on values of openness and benevolence in the face of anxiety.
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To get back on the offensive, Sanders needs to make clear that Clinton, like the Republicans, is proposing to double-down on an approach that simply isn't working.
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On this Labor Day, we must double down on our fight and work hard through Election Day and beyond to stand up for policies that help all Americans.
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Considering the ambitious goals set out in the President's Management Agenda, the Trump Administration should double down on better support for the public, our troops, and our veterans.
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Alternatively, or additionally, it could double down on the launch strategy of luring creators with the potential to become the big fish in IGTV's small-for-now pond.
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What to watch: Whether these successes for gun violence groups at the local level encourage the NRA to double down on their gun platform in the midterm elections.
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Investors are also betting that France's Christine Lagarde, picked by EU leaders this week to be next ECB chief, will double down on a dovish monetary policy stance.
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Neil Levesque, executive director of the New Hampshire Institute of Politics said that success, coupled with Trump's rise, could have emboldened LePage to double down on attack politics.
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He isn't necessarily being asked to double down on the war, but he is being asked to take ownership of it, which basically means embracing the status quo.
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Wednesday is when the crossword begins to really double down on trivia, counting on you to make educated guesses based on letter patterns already present in the grid.
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THE LIGHTBULB Environmental groups are preparing to double down on their criticism of Joe Biden after the former vice president notched victories across the country on Super Tuesday.
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Herbster said he's not ready to reveal details about the rural advisory council, but said the campaign will double down on its plan to eliminate the estate tax.
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To do so, "he needs to double down on his policy vision, highlight how his ideas will benefit Americans broadly and women specifically," said Democratic strategist Lynda Tran.
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Schumer's letter, which was first reported by Politico, comes shortly after Trump used a Cabinet meeting to double down on his demand that the whistleblower be publicly identified.
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Today, one of the bigger companies in Europe working in the third of these areas is announcing a huge round of funding to double down on the trend.
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"Just when Google needed to double down on a commitment to human rights, it decided to instead chase bigger profits and an even higher stock price," he writes.
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Quite possibly, Trump will double down on his criticism of Palestinian leaders and remind everyone why he cut his funding to the UN for Palestinian aid and outreach.
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If the acquisition goes through it would mark the latest move by Snap to double down on hardware after the launch of its video recording sunglasses called Spectacles.
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The pair looked at dating apps like OKCupid — traditional and a bit slow — and Tinder — the first to double-down on mobile — but found none were quite right.
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Those who want to double-down on doughnuts can also cash in on the deal twice as the offer is limited to two per customer at participating locations.
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Trump was ultimately convinced to stay the course by none other than McMaster, who worked closely with Secretary of Defense Mattis to double-down on our current efforts.
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Tamatem says the purpose of this round is two-fold: to "double down" on its efforts in the MENA region, and to expand to other underserved markets worldwide.
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"That's really why we said we're going to double down on innovation and try to figure out how we bring some new recipes to the restaurant," Hochman added.
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This service highlights the company's efforts to double down on live video while also placing it in a position to compete directly against Twitter's Periscope and Facebook Live.
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What is clear is that Snapchat's redesign means the company has decided to double down on intimacy, the idea that has been at its heart from the start.
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It's unlikely Trump will double down on R&D for cleaner coal technologies, especially when he could just as easily open up federal lands for more natural gas drilling.
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When Daydream arrived, people in the industry remarked on how it revealed Google's strategy to double down on mobile — choosing a more bottom-up approach to the unproven field.
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While Oh focused on the importance of seeing actors like herself on screen, King spoke about the little-mentioned Time's Up movement, promising to "double down" on the movement.
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As Bird enters its second year of operations, the name of the game is to double down on its efforts with cities and building out its government tech platform.
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As Slack approaches its IPO and prepares itself for more public scrutiny, and Microsoft continues to double down on new features, that strategy is perhaps more important than ever.
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A startup called Toast, which has built a popular platform for restaurant management, has closed a hefty round of funding to double down on that opportunity to do that.
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Job retention is a factor certain companies have to double down on to ensure employees don't fall victim to quitting or poaching — plus replacing employees costs time and money.
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Just six weeks into his term, however, Rossello's credibility with bondholders appeared to be eroding, with investors worrying privately that he might double down on his predecessor's populist approach.
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Still, it doesn't hurt to double down on finances (we've previously published this money-saving guide to aid millennials who want to get a handle on their saving habits).
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It will help us double down on our plans for growth as we invest heavily in our products and technology to create the best customer experience on the planet.
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He said that after "many endless nights" of internal debate with billionaire SoftBank CEO Masayoshi Son, the firm decided to double down on its support of the coworking company.
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After Perkins's controversial comments on Stormy Daniels, for example, CBN interviewed him about his support of Trump, functionally giving him a platform to double down on his "mulligan" remarks.
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"Usually we try and double down on things that we see other people, particularly people outside of the studio who have a fresh perspective, get excited about," Fox said.
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For the moment, therefore, Apple has chosen to double down on its strategy, releasing increasingly expensive phones in the hope that squeezing customers can make up for lower volumes.
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By raising the possibility that Facebook censors conservative voices, Trump and the Republican Party are ensuring that the company will double down on ensuring such a thing doesn't happen.
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To double down on domestic growth, build out its tech, and to finally open up for business outside the US, the company has raised another $22019 million of funding.
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Google earlier this year rebranded all of its payment services under Google Pay to help it double down on making transactions across its platform more frictionless (and more used).
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Investors are also betting that France's Christine Lagarde, picked by EU leaders this week to be next ECB chief, will double down on the ECB's dovish monetary policy stance.
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The move to double down on China comes as the Seattle firm saw its net income for the past three months to July fall 8.3 percent to $691.6 million.
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As the AP reports, Trump began by stressing the "temporary" nature of the ban in May, only to double down on it in the wake of the Orlando massacre.
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Heralded for years as the mighty destroyer of bookstores, Amazon's efforts to double down on physical books was inevitable when viewed in the context of recent consumer reading habits.
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Congress needs to rein in the OCO, double down on the budget caps and insist that the books come open next year — no more procrastinating, no more excuse-making.
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With revenue from the Surface devices reaching $926 million in the first quarter for fiscal 2017, one would only naturally expect Microsoft to double down on more Surface devices.
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A key Republican is promising to use this year's annual defense policy bill to "double down" on the message sent to North Korea by Tuesday's successful missile intercept test.
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In 2003, the Pentagon hoped to double down on the psychological impact of fuel-air explosives by fielding a bigger and more powerful weapon than the seven-ton Daisycutters.
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But if you're in desperate need of another cheap RB, I'll take Jordan Howard and double-down on my bet that the Eagles are scoring some points this week.
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But if they continue to double down on preserving their power by any means, even as their voter base shrinks, their anti-democratic brand could become even more pronounced.
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But Trump appeared to double down on his tariff plan Tuesday stressing that he will move forward despite warnings from GOP lawmakers and even some of his own advisers.
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Amazon recently led a $500 million investment into Deliveroo, which the firm had planned to use to double down on the UK and other markets where it's already successful.
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Top Democrats have warned that they will double down on their push for an independent commission if they believe the congressional committees aren't willing to investigate the GOP administration.
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There's no mention of that in Xiaomi's IPO prospectus, which instead talks of plans to move into more parts of Europe and double down on Russia and Southeast Asia.
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Double down on the sweetness here with a can of sweetened condensed milk in the custard of this pie, then cut through it with a crème fraiche whipped cream.
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So we kind of disciplined ourselves and thought, When you look at our pipeline, there are probably 10 deals every few years that we want to double down on.
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To truly upset the balance of power, Russia would have to double down on its new, high-tech munitions and find ways of safely deploying them in large numbers.
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Surrendering sovereign Egyptian territory was deeply unpopular at home, which led the regime to double-down on repression while blocking the websites of non-profits and independent news organizations.
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Spiegel, a former senior official at the UN Agency for Refugees, said it could undermine longstanding US efforts to convince other countries to double down on vaccinating their citizens.
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We keep adding more reasons to double down on geography as our central fault line, and to view our policy disagreements as conflicts between fundamentally different ways of living.
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More than $200 billion worth of products would be affected, and President Trump has continued to double down on his threats since talks with Beijing fell apart in May.
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This is the big bet that many Democrats are willing to make as they double down on a candidate who has delivered a less than stellar performance thus far.
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"We want to double down on what we were able to do in 2019 with the projects we did and create even more interesting and robust programming," Soyoola said.
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However, one of the most troubling things that Trump has done so far has been to double down on his implicit threat to use nuclear weapons against North Korea.
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Instead of responding to those issues, Democrats appear set to instead double down on the kind of identity politics that have generally failed them over the last seven years.
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Before we double down on military intervention, we should consider whether this approach is working to promote peace and stability in Africa or simply making a bad situation worse.
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But digital health players should double down on their efforts to combat cognitive decline to become attractive partners to payers dealing with steep treatment costs for a growing population.
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Ajit Pai continues to double down on the claim that net neutrality was a huge boon for American consumers, even if supporting evidence for that claim remains largely nonexistent.
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The calculator is the latest indication the company intends to double down on home improvement loans, and on personal loans more generally, in the months and years to come.
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When that happens, there is the real risk that the administration will double down on its trade-protectionist policies, which would heighten the prospects of a global trade war.
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Still, the episode stoked fresh tensions and gave Mr. Trump an excuse to double down on his campaign promise to adopt a tougher and less predictable line toward Beijing.
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Backfire Effect Cognitive simplicity and dissonance leads to a peculiar phenomena in which people seem to double down on their beliefs in the teeth of overwhelming evidence against them.
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Iflix CEO Mark Britt said the company will double down on Asian markets after exiting its Africa business (Photo by studioEAST/Getty Images) Iflix CEO Mark Britt said the company will double down on Asian markets after exiting its Africa business (Photo by studioEAST/Getty Images) Iflix has raised nearly $023 million to date from investors that include British broadcaster Sky, U.S. Hearst Communications, broadband and TV provider Liberty Global and Malaysia-based Catcha Group .
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But instead of avoiding rising costs in Shanghai and surrounding provinces by moving to inexpensive regions, professionals are instead choosing to double down on familiar areas, the IHS survey found.
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In fact, in this era of hyperpartisanship and personality-driven campaigns, some people seem to double down on their loyalty when their candidate says or does something others find objectionable.
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On Medium, they claimed that Trump's supporters: - Don't care if you swapped wives with Mr Putin, double down on it, "Putin is not just my firend he is my BFF".
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Chen ascribed the drop to the firm's "particularly strong performance" in 2017 following the merger, which compelled competition between merchants on Meili and Mogujie to double down on marketing expenses.
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We've always been devoted to using our website as a platform for historically marginalized peoples, and Pride Month is also a time to celebrate and double-down on that work.
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Soon after taking over as CEO of Apple, Tim Cook vowed that he would "double down on secrecy" about product launches rather than embarking on a new era of openness.
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Last year, the firm raised $4 billion to double down on technology, AI and go overseas and it has come good on that promise by entering Mexico, Australia and Taiwan.
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After acquiring CrowdRise over a year ago to double down on fundraising for non-profits, GoFundMe is today taking the wraps off a new product that will supercharge the service.
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Many experts have said the case will push Beijing to double down on state support for strategic industries, an issue that remains at the heart of U.S.-China trade friction.
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The theory goes that Labour should double down on what has served it so well in the past couple of months, relying on young voters and taking aim at austerity.
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Well, he killed it this season and could win Rookie Of the Year ... and clearly, he's got the confidence to double down on his efforts to court the pop star.
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Cramer said he likes that the chipmaker is making the best artificial intelligence, competing with Intel for customers, and looking to double down on the data center by buying Mellanox.
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In anticipation of the meeting, global health non-profit PATH released a new report calling on the U.S. to double down on its commitment to funding disease prevention programs abroad.
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Their core identity remains intact, and without a go-to scorer to lean on, Utah will double down on a philosophy that made them so resilient in the first place.
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They'll need to know if the marginal dollar is better spent on TV ads in Green Bay, to expand field staff in Charlotte, or to double down on web ads.
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To say that more good developers will be produced by swapping the arts for engineering is like saying that to produce great writers, we should double down on sentence diagraming.
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Rather than concentrate on ISAs and profiteering from the dreams and aspirations of our citizens, we should double down on our national investment in higher education and an educated workforce.
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Instead, the ED should go a step further and make sure that all people affected by these loans are made whole -- and double down on their commitment to public education.
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"It would make perfect sense to build a brand around a consumer persona and almost double-down on the lifetime value of the consumer that they currently have," Sharma said.
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Later, in 2013, the social network tried to double down on this basic concept with Facebook Home, a launcher for Android phones that integrated Facebook features into the operating system.
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People talk about gun control, others demand better mental health services, others say it's not the time to talk about such things and double down on defending the Second Amendment.
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"We are going to double down on costs in the business but that won't be something that happens over the next few months in terms of better outcomes," he said.
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We need to double down on our efforts to close that gap to ensure that women can be as economically secure as their male counterparts, no matter what their age.
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But an explicit "double down on white voters" argument has circulated for years on the margins of conservatism, and it had obvious influence over Donald Trump's campaign strategy in 2016.
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But five years ago, Washington seemed more inclined to trade jabs about the ridiculousness of Obama's fashion choices than to double-down on the legitimate content of the news conference.
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The hype: Who would have guessed that a high-fat diet that encourages you to double-down on veal shanks and blue cheese would kick up much of a fuss?
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If we want to remain the most, or one of the most, technologically advanced nations in the world, we should double down on our strengths and make that vision real.
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It's part of a plan to double down on places that have strategic importance, said Anna Rosenberg, sub-Saharan Africa director at Frontier Strategy Group, an emerging markets advisory firm.
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" Clinton's campaign manager Robby Mook said this would lead Trump to "double down" on his rhetoric adding that Breitbart was a "divisive, at times racist, anti-Muslim conspiracy news site.
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As Samsung and Huawei double down on their foldable smartphone lineups, and other handset vendors try to hide the notch, Chinese giant Xiaomi today chalked out a different path altogether.
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For now their share of the local market is modest, but regulations and emissions standards are forcing the likes of Volkswagen and Toyota to double down on the new technology.
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He suggested, for example, that China could double down on efforts to bolster its homegrown tech supply chains in the light of the US onslaught on companies such as Huawei.
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When it was time to head back to NYSE, she was going to help it address what made her leave it in the first place, and double down on tech.
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For now, the jury remains very much out on whether growing public calls for governments to double down on global warming will spur a shift away from business as usual.
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We are losing in Afghanistan and it is past time to ask hard questions of those who seek to double-down on the failed strategy of the past 16 years.
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After Price was ousted for unethical behavior, Trump has decided to double down on the influence of the industry by appointing a former drug corporation president to head the agency.
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"Most presidents don't lose in a wave election and then double down on the strategy that got them there," he added, "but that's what this president seems to be doing."
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You could double down on the heat and serve them with spicy roasted potatoes, or go the opposite direction and temper their fire with a bowl of Cheddary mashed potatoes.
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Instead, Trump has vowed to double down on the drug war — promising to stop the flow of drugs at the border and crack down even more harshly on drug dealers.
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In 21969, Bush entered the White House and announced he'd withdraw from the Kyoto Protocol — the main global climate treaty at the time — and double down on fossil fuels domestically.
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However, the U.S.-China tensions have emboldened U.S. hotel operators to double down on their expansions across China to ensure they get their brand in front of the important Chinese traveler.
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Sadly, when the opportunity to build a bridge presents itself, the police appear to double down on putting an intractable wall between themselves and what has become a justifiably wary public.
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Jemele Hill appeared on ABC News' "The View" Wednesday to double down on her infamous tweet in which she called President Trump a "white supremacist," saying she stands by her comment.
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These expansive songs pair wonderfully against tracks like "Oblivion" and the title track, which both double down on the kind of dynamic interplay that made Leviathan and Blood Mountain so special.
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But the headwinds are getting stronger and more treacherous exactly when the ECB needs to double down on the support to its flailing banking system, sluggish business investments and frightened consumers.
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It also recently opened its European headquarters, an engineering and data science hub in Amsterdam, and plans to double down on R&D, AI and machine learning with the fresh investment.
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" Peter Trubowitz, director of the United States Center at the London School of Economics, said: "I would look for him to double down on China, on Iran, on the Mexican border.
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Its foray into phone hardware hasn't been a huge success so far, but maybe jettisoning the feature phone wing will allow it double down on the smartphones it clings to. Maybe.
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The idea is to double-down on its most promising portfolio companies as they continue to scale up and raise later-stage funding, thus ensuring Nauta Capital doesn't become too diluted.
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"We've been hiring for India retail and distribution for the last few months, and Tim's message was that we need to double down on that," said an Apple official in India.
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On the heels of enterprise startup UiPath raising at a $7 billion valuation, the startup's biggest investor is announcing a new fund to double down on making more investments in Europe.
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Last year, Didi raised $4 billion to double down on technology, AI and move into new markets, and it has come good on that promise by entering Mexico, Australia and Taiwan.
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Ultimately, Japan must double down on its commitment to peace, and open a path to removing U.S.military bases from Japan in exchange for enforceable pledges of non-aggression from its neighbors.
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And Ford, for example, will also double down on "authentic off-roaders," Ford President of Global Markets Jim Farley said on a conference call Wednesday, after Ford reported first-quarter earnings.
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In the 1990s Robert Mercer and Peter Brown, formerly of IBM, developed a "self-correcting" version of this trading approach that would double down on successful strategies and cut losing ones.
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Google's first mistake was to double down on zooming because it's more "useful" instead of giving the Pixel 4 an ultra-wide lens, which the company said is just for "fun."
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Dawn Capital, which has been around since 2007, raised a new $125 million fund in June 2019 so that the firm can double down on a handful of its existing bets.
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A victory in Trump's first midterms, in defiance of historical patterns, would also validate the party's devotion to racially charged appeals and voter suppression, and they would double down on both.
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After adding discriminatory provisions that would make it more difficult for a woman to access abortion care, the bill's proponents revisited the bill this week to double-down on those restrictions.
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Should Trump fail to eke out a victory, his already deeply suspicious supporters are likely to double down on allegations that they have been cheated out of what is rightfully theirs.
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OPEC+ is expected to reaffirm its commitment to rebalancing the market at its September 12 meeting, with OPEC kingpin Saudi Arabia poised to double down on its "whatever it takes" message.
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His smug catch-me-if-you-can arrogance so infuriated President Jimmy Carter that the White House ordered the Justice Department to double down on its pending prosecution of Mr. Barnes.
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On the other side of the aisle, Republicans are mostly unified in using Barr's flimsy summation of the Mueller report to double down on their goal of re-litigating Hillary Clinton.
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"If you take Ragnarok, which I feel was a very outlandish and big, bombastic film, we're trying double down on everything we did with that," Waititi explained to ET in 2019.
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V. really likes to eat out, but I'm committed to eat all of my meals at home until she gets back, so I double down on some of my favorite veggies.
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They argued over whether to revisit Obama-era multilateralism or double down on Mr. Trump's brand of economic isolationism, which has upended how both Republicans and Democrats think about international commerce.
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"If there's a time to double down on the sector, now is the time given the prices we've seen," said Jonathan Garrett, principal analyst for U.S. upstream research at Wood Mackenzie.
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At the same time, the world will have to double down on mitigating the climate change that is starting to become a visible factor in the flow of migrants and refugees.
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Painted into a corner, his presidency under threat, Donald Trump will do what he has done in the past: double-down on appeals to his base and attacks on his enemies.
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Mills noted that Trump could either declare a trade victory or "double down on the trade war with China," or both to force a change in media coverage of the investigation.
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It's entirely possible for LG to launch another 8K resolution TV at the show, and it will likely double down on smart appliances as it has for a while as well.
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The company is unwinding efforts by former CEO Denise Morrison to branch into healthier and more fresh foods to double down on product lines it knows well — snacks, meals and beverages.
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So I judge every decision against whether it will matter in 12 months and double down on what adds value in my life to generate overall wealth instead of immediate income.
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Democrats should double down on our outreach to the House and Senate Republicans to welcome them on board and not be afraid to make this a bipartisan search for the truth.
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Steve Scalise, told CNN he hoped Trump would double down on border security, but signaled he wasn't ready to embrace any potential compromise dealing with those undocumented workers in the US now.
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When my godmother died I was in the midst of a period of self-destruction that only made my mind double down on qualifying her death in comparison to my own life.
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Snap's V2 Spectacles double-down on the company's original vision without acknowledging that perhaps there was a fundamental reason they didn't sell as well as they had expected in the first place.
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And now that we're learning the iPhone 8 may not be everything we hoped it would be, it's time to double down on cool accessories for the iPhone 6 and 7 instead.
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Strengths: If Trump wants to double down on the issue of immigration, Sessions makes sense - given that he's one of the most ardent opponents of both illegal and legal immigration in Congress.
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She is whole-heartedly embracing the trend of releasing high-production lyric videos in advance of traditional music videos, which is a nice little trick that lets her double down on streams.
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As the Trump administration seems to be preparing to double down on Bush-era failed policy, one merely needs to look off our southern coast to see a portion of the cost.
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Business customers continue to be a huge target for the travel industry, and today a startup has raised a tidy sum to help it double down on the $1.7 trillion opportunity. Lola.
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Retail giant Wal-Mart Stores' move to double down on competition by reducing prices on key items such as food was also expected to hurt sales at dollar stores in the quarter.
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Fittingly for a former CFO, Mr Swan was at pains to emphasise that, in future, Intel would be hard-headed about when to double down on a bet, and when to fold.
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Kuczynski has vowed to double down on his efforts to uproot widespread graft in Peru after firing his health advisor in September for appearing to plot corrupt acts in leaked audio tapes.
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"These secondaries, rather than creating opportunities for short covering, which is what happens in a healthy market, now look like opportunities for the shorts to double down on their positions," Cramer said.
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Flexport, one of its biggest startup competitors, in February raised $1 billion at a $3.2 billion valuation led by SoftBank to double down on its own freight forwarding business, platform and operations.
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For optimal glow, you could even try doing both at once; there's nothing wrong with a shotgun wedding, and why not double down on your perceived radiance while you have the chance?
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Macron seems set to double down on his pivot to Russia in May, when he is expected to launch a renewed economic agenda at the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum, Russia's Davos.
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He pushed his teams to build such a device in just a year, and when it hit the market, he had the company double down on ads, so as to discourage competition.
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When Nicki took the mic today, she didn't hesitate to double down on her criticism of Travis Scott who, through a combination of merch and album sales, outdid Nicki on the charts.
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"Kon-Tiki2 got its name because we seek to double-down on Thor Heyerdahl's famous voyage by sailing two rafts from South America to Polynesia and then back," the expedition's website says.
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The electric carmaker, which loves to do things differently, used the event to tout its new self-driving chip and to double down on its aggressive and heterodox approach to autonomous vehicles.
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India is Xiaomi's most successful overseas venture, having built the business to the number one smartphone firm based on market share, and Xiaomi is pledging to double down on other global areas.
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The rationale is either that they already have operations in or familiarity with these countries, and it would be an easy marginal cost argument to continue to double down on these bets.
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Should the U.S. trade deficit indeed widen as a result of public-sector profligacy, there is every likelihood that the Trump administration will double down on its shift toward trade protectionist policies.
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Mr. Trump continues to double down on his most outrageous opinions and proposals, like the Mexican wall, cutting his campaign off from the support of moderate Republicans, undecided voters and disaffected Democrats.
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They will be back and we are not ready," Quigley said on the House floor Thursday, adding that "now is the time to double down on our efforts to prevent election hacking.
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There are a lot of practical reasons to double down on our work to improve global food security, but at the end of the day it's simply the right thing to do.
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For France to double down on the state of emergency will not prevent these horrors any more than its recent intensification of airstrikes on Islamic State targets in Iraq and Syria will.
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In March, Republican leaders floated the possibility of voting on a second round of tax cuts in 220006 to double down on their strategy of running on tax relief in the fall.
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The plan would double down on the wealth tax she proposed earlier in the year, which would levy a 28503 percent surcharge on the incomes of individuals worth $22019 million or more.
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All of this raises the risk that when the U.S. trade deficit does not get eliminated but rather widens, the Trump administration will double down on its policy of intensifying import restrictions.
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To double down on growth in Asia and also to compete better against Amazon in online retail globally, Walmart is taking a 77 percent stake in the Indian startup for $16 billion.
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President Trump now faces one of his biggest choices so far: Double down on his executive order, which a federal appeals court eviscerated last night as poorly drafted, overly broad and overreaching.
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That would give Republicans a preview of the debate now raging over the future of their party today: whether to double down on nationalism or take a more accommodating approach to immigration.
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Still, authorities say the coming days will be crucial in South Korea's fight to contain the outbreak, and the government will double down on its efforts to prevent new clusters from spreading.
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Before a pandemic made us double down on isolation, the tornado already enforced its own kind of social distancing simply by compelling these everyday beacons to scatter across the city and beyond.
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Lenin had his first debilitating stroke, opening the way for his successor, Stalin, to quash the founding father's economic reforms and double-down on the imposition of the century's first totalitarian state.
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However, analysts are optimistic that 2000 could usher in a new era for employment equality as companies double down on their drive to hire specially-appointed diversity and inclusion (D&I) professionals.
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"We all need to double down on figuring out how to breathe back meaning into our values and institutions," Nancy Lindborg, president of the United States Institute of Peace, urged those gathered.
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When people feel pigeonholed by the way they define themselves — to the point that it's the only way they can see themselves — they often use deception to double down on that identity.
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"The new board leadership has determined that the priority of Planned Parenthood moving forward is to double down on abortion rights advocacy," Dr. Wen wrote to the staff in a departure memo.
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"The new board leadership has determined that the priority of Planned Parenthood moving forward is to double down on abortion rights advocacy," Dr. Wen wrote to the staff in a departure memo.
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The new money will be used to double down on its pitch to businesses and healthcare practitioners, according to a statement from the company, as well as to look at international markets.
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But the president also promised to double down on sanctions against Iran, turning again to the economic tool he remained convinced would eventually force the country to choose between ruin and survival.
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"Trump's visit to The Villages could not better illustrate his strategy in Florida, which is to double down on older white voters," said Andrew Gillum, the Democratic nominee for governor against DeSantis.
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Really double down on the crunch factor of raw green cabbage by tossing it together with sliced almonds and uncooked ramen noodles for a vinegar-based (as opposed to mayonnaise-based) coleslaw.
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He and his team said the progress California has made since 2011, when it was teetering on the edge of financial catastrophe, is more reason to double-down on the emergency fund.
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But if history is any indication, it's far more likely that they're going to double down on all of the bad ideas that helped fuel their historic unpopularity in the first place.
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That growth is due in no small part to CEO and cofounder Jensen Huang's decision to double down on computer chips that are increasingly being used to power new, artificial-intelligence-based applications.
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With this new money, Sequoia India said it plans to "double down" on technology, consumer and healthcare startups to "unleash the potential" of the two regions, which collectively over 800 million internet users.
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Schumer's opposition to Trump's Cabinet picks is largely unsurprising -- he has dubbed the President's choices the "#SwampCabinet" -- but Monday's announcement shows the extent Democrats are likely to double down on the travel ban.
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But reports ahead of the deadline suggested that the White House intends to double down on its defense of the crown prince, insisting there was no smoking gun linking him to the killing.
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"Trump needs to double down on the investments in technology made in the last several years, designed to streamline the federal government's interaction with the average consumer and small business owner," says Mills.
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If it decides to double down on its characters' grosser instincts, however, it could fade into the list of countless angry-dude-driven comedies that are just angry for the sake of it.
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"You'll see us double down on investment spending in podcast content, and increasingly you'll see more of that become exclusive on the platform," Spotify CFO Barry McCarthy said at a Morgan Stanley conference.
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Lizzo is suing the men seeking credit As other songwriters double down on their claims that Lizzo did not properly credit them for "Truth Hurts," Lizzo wants a federal judge to weigh in.
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The Department of Homeland Security is continuing to double-down on its investigative strategies, but warns that consumers ultimately need to be more vigilant and cautious in the products they choose to buy.
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Still, Cashfree will use this new money to double down on its banking services — those attached to banks, that is — with a new solution with increased integrations set to ship to customers soon.
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After all, would someone who really doesn't have a problem with gay people ever make comments that suggest they're "worse than animals" and then double down on those comments by citing the Bible?
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The company's willingness to double down on mobile is even more surprising, considering Nintendo was pretty open about the fact that its second mobile game, Super Mario Run, didn't meet Nintendo's sale expectations.
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On the heels of Romanian-founded enterprise startup UiPath raising at a $7 billion valuation, the startup's biggest investor is announcing a new fund to double down on making more investments in Europe.
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His advisers have not been able to push him in a different direction and as he slips in the polls, his instincts seem to be to double down on this kind of behavior.
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Europe – particularly Ukraine European states have been particularly dismayed by Mattis' resignation, and are now worried Trump may double-down on his rhetoric that Europe has done too little for its own defense.
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She then proceeded to repeat rumors that Tamra's husband Eddie Judge was gay and double down on false accusations that Shannon's husband David Beador "beat the s— out of [Shannon]" during their marriage.
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But if it can double-down on ephemeral messaging, premium video and its augmented reality platform that are leagues ahead of Facebook's offerings, it could finally creep toward that 200 million DAU milestone.
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But instead of chucking your TV out the window, double down on that 4K beauty and add a sound bar to your setup for extra bass, surround sound, and a theater-like atmosphere.
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The risk for many in marginalized and minority communities however is that in doing so, voters double down on exclusionary, majoritarian politics that leads to societies that are more hostile and less open.
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But what donors will look at that disaster in Iowa and says, 'Joe, you wasted so much money to come in fourth or fifth, here's more money, let me double down on you.
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Last year, it raised $4 billion to double down on technology, AI and move into new markets, and this year it has come good on that promise by entering Mexico, Australia and Taiwan.
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"This deal allows us to double down on our rentals business and focus 100 percent of our efforts on empowering everyone to access the items they need when they need them," it notes.
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Breast cancer awareness month should serve as a rallying cry for the medical community to double down on its efforts to provide women with accurate information and make sure they get regularly checked.
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Regardless of whether the strategy succeeds, analysts are split about whether choking off North Korea's revenue will push leader Kim Jong Un to give up his arsenal or double down on perfecting it.
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After the president last week used his first Oval Office address to double down on his position, there is now a real question of how the rest of the nation gets past this.
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The head-scratching look, once favored by Hollywood's horological two-timers like Marlon Brando and Johnny Depp, has become picked up by a new generation of celebrities looking to double down on bling.
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We should double down on electrifying transportation and support an expansion of EV tax credits so we can stop pollution that is driving the climate crisis and making our air healthier for everyone.
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Since trade laws allow for affected companies to file for exemptions, they effectively double down on a "Washington knows best" approach; unelected bureaucrats are empowered to choose who gets to avoid the tariffs.
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Instead, the president should double down on reducing the onerous regulatory state and work with Congress to cut the corporate tax rate to make America even more competitive in an increasingly global economy.
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Here's how Trump's confusion over Alabama and Hurricane Dorian's trajectory originated, and a timeline of what has happened since, as he continues to double down on his misstatement and attack the news media.
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The thesis of Battlestar's first two seasons, as expressed through Roslin and Adama's complicated relationship, is that a democracy under attack shouldn't succumb to fear and aggression, but double down on its values.
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As the bill continues to make its way through Congress, lawmakers should prioritize funding for research and development programs and private-public partnerships, rather than double down on our broken farm-subsidy system.
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As for how it will deploy the new capital, the company plans to hire 1,000 employees, double down on AI and computer vision technology and open its first East Coast office in Atlanta.
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One legacy of GDPR may simply be that it forced large tech companies to double down on the U.S. and Europe at a time when they should have been focused on global expansion.
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"As president of the ADA, I call upon dentists everywhere to double down on their efforts to prevent opioids from harming our patients and their families," Joseph Crowley said in a press release.
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It also said it would double-down on its 5G roll-out by bringing forward A$500 million ($284.10 million) in capital spending to this year from the second half of fiscal 2021.
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He said the magic of the Gore pick — which was a move to double down on young, white Southern reformers rather than to broaden the base — was that it amplified Bill Clinton's virtues.
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The influx led to overcrowded detention facilities and overwhelmed immigration courts, prompting President Trump to double down on his pledges to build a wall and clamp down on immigration across the southwestern border.
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But rather than recognize that its pressure on Taiwan had failed, Beijing's immediate reaction to the election was to double down on "one country, two systems" and say it would not change policy.
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Democrats in Congress will wage the necessary legal battles to protect our democratic institutions, but the rest of us will need to double down on the daily battle to Make America Normal Again.
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Any sense among the rank-and-file that the bureau is being unfairly treated could convince its personnel to double down on their mission in a way that could be bad for Trump.
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Instead, now is the time for the Trump administration to double-down on market-based reforms, which will inject real competition into the marketplace, improve quality of care, and ultimately drive down costs.
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During his conversation with Chalamet, Cudi "described his own lows and the single-minded determination that forced him to double down on his efforts to perform his way out of trouble," writes Riley.
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Goldman Sachs senior chairman Lloyd Blankfein on Tuesday seemed to double down on his use of racially loaded language targeting Democratic presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren, who has claimed to have Native American ancestry.
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A real concern is that, as the United States external deficit widens because of a reckless budget policy approach, Mr. Trump will double down on his interventionist and protectionist approach to trade matters.
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Then, to double down on its gambling of coastal economies, the Trump administration has also announced that it intends to weaken oil rig safety regulations, including rules developed after the Deepwater Horizon explosion.
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Democrats might decide to double down on old-fashioned organizing and grassroots work if they determine that there will simply be a limited opportunity to inject their candidates into the national media conversation.
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It also appointed a new chief executive officer earlier this month, Hans Vestberg, the company's chief technology officer, in a move that signaled Verizon would likely double down on its existing telecommunications business.
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A sovereign wealth fund of the United Arab Emirates is setting up shop in California, the latest Middle East investor to double down on an ambitious plan to turn oil money into tech money.
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However, the extreme backlash to the comments in the wake of ABC's decision to cancel "Roseanne," over Roseanne Barr&aposs racist tweet, prompted many of Bee's celebrity colleagues to double down on her remarks.
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Even while Trump's seniors label Moscow dangerous and double down on Ukraine sanctions, raising the bar for compliance above the EU threshold of the Minsk agreement to handing back Crimea, Russia holds its nerve.
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Though Minted is first and foremost a consumer-facing marketplace, it plans to double down on its wholesale business with its latest infusion of capital, setting it up to be among Faire's biggest competitors.
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"Kon-Tiki2 got its name because we seek to double-down on Thor Heyerdahl's famous voyage by sailing two rafts from South America to Polynesia and then back," the organizers say on their website.
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Most obviously, the parties in caucus states should take this moment to double down on robust preparation of their results-reporting systems and expand the capacity of their backup plans, such as phone banks.
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Of course, we have been at this same place more than once in the past year only to see the negotiations break down and the president double down on his tariffs and threaten retaliation.
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I have two main suggestions: Double down on your support for serious journalism, and lead a campaign to preserve our democracy by ensuring that every adult citizen can vote in fair and honest elections.
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But Spotify is using this acquisition not just to double down on sports content, but to make a much bigger move into how it believes not just audio but popular media overall is evolving.
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Even in the face of growing concern that Uber would double down on its efforts in the region, Tan continued to believe that advantage would be what helped the company become the dominate player.
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There's something evil right in front of you, just out of sight in the darkness, and you've got to hold the lamp high and double down on your beliefs because they've got the advantage.
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As a result, instead of taking time off for yourself, your friends and your family, you double down on your efforts to hit your goals — sometimes even raising the bar after you make progress.
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In most cases, Techstars and its corporate partners maintain the same focus for subsequent programs so we can expect the Japanese e-commerce giant to again double down on messaging and its Viber business.
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If Armstrong and Conacher reach their targeted amount, Next Ventures would become one of the larger sports and fitness-focused funds as VCs double down on an industry led by Peloton's sky-high success.
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Worse, among those who already believe those lies, they may be even more likely to double down on beliefs that have no basis in scientific or empirical truth in the face of corrective facts.
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"He needs to double down on being Donald Trump, don't try to play to the middle, don't try to moderate, don't try to be anything that you're not," said Keller, the Scott Walker adviser.
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The company said it is already using machine learning to help produce an experience that is customized to users — the experience that Toutiao pioneered in China — and it plans to double down on that.
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And if we give it to the Democrats they will double down on obstruct and resist and mirror (ph) us down in investigations and stop this great comeback that is helping every single American.
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Boris Johnson has used his first days as prime minister to double down on his threat to leave the European Union on October 31, even without an exit agreement in place to protect trade.
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To allow its investors to double-down on Slack's success without selling more equity, and simultaneously strengthen its moat, the company launched the $80 million Slack Fund to invest in apps on its platform.
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Which means he had a clear strategy to not say "sorry" and to, in fact, double down on the idea that it was offensive to him that one judge could have so much power.
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We need to double down on these two areas – agriculture and industry – that are soon to be the largest sources of global carbon emissions, and the ones we have the least progress in solving.
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As we noted in the Include mission statement, we aimed to try many things, double-down on what worked, discard what did not, remain transparent throughout and seek lots of feedback along the way.
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Uber plans to double down on its fast-growing meal-delivery service, which has already become the fastest growing meal-delivery service in the US, according to a Business Insider research report from April.
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Now, with a more gung-ho crown prince set to take charge, it is fair to assume that the Saudis will double down on its hardline positions on Qatar, Iran and the Yemen conflict.
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Spicer was so eager to stand at the podium in the West Wing briefing room that he was happy to double down on presidential lies to such a degree that he became a laughingstock.
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We know that he has shown little interest in broadening his appeal beyond his revanchist base, and that his habit is to double down on his mistakes and wildly pillory the media in response.
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Zuckerberg double-down on that sentiment during this month's earnings call as a response to questions about anti-trust investigations against the company that could seek to force a spin-off of its acquisitions.
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Karan Bedi, CEO of MX Player, said in an interview that the video app will use the fresh capital to double down on producing original TV shows and broadening its catalog of licensed content.
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The World Curling Federation (WCF) has decided now is the time to roll the dice and double down on the spike in popularity the sport will enjoy coming out of the Pyeongchang Winter Olympics.
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"We've already shown that you can power a campaign through these kinds of grass-roots donations, and we're trying to double down on that here," Dan Levitan, a spokesman for the mayor's campaign, said.
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If you're paying off high-interest debt, (balances with an APR of 2125% or higher), it can be smart to stop saving at $28,33 and double-down on your debt before continuing to save.
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In his deposition, Musk said it was this investigator's findings that led him to double down on the remark and call Unsworth a "child rapist" in an email to the BuzzFeed reporter Ryan Mac.
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Those agencies put out a "supplemental" notice Friday in which they double down on their previous assertions that the 2015 regulation created significant "uncertainty" and is incompatible with the law and Supreme Court precedent.
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Digital entertainment startup Whistle, which is known for its sports programming, is buying Elisabeth Murdoch's mobile-content studio, Vertical Networks, to double down on lifestyle and entertainment brands that can be monetized across platforms.
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"We restructured our international marketplace workforce, primarily in our U.K. and Berlin offices, so that we can double down on the areas that will have the greatest impact for Houzz," a spokesperson told TechCrunch.
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What Silicon Valley needs — now more than ever before — is to double down on the kind of ambitious, hard-charging, change-the-world labor that created our modern knowledge economy in the first place.
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