Mark, President Trump today escalated tariffs, China escalated tariffs, President Trump escalated.
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They escalated and escalated and escalated I wasn't on scene when Kelley Jr. was killed, and I'm obviously Monday morning quarterbacking here.
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"We have to take escalated action to match this escalated [climate] catastrophe," she told Mashable.
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"I don't think this situation should ever have escalated into what it has escalated into," she says.
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The situation was escalated as far up the chain as it could be escalated, and still nothing was done.
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"The situation was escalated as far up the chain as it could be escalated, and still nothing was done," she added.
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" The hedge-fund manager noted there were previous incidents where Trump escalated conflict and then de-escalated later to "claim victory.
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Because in the past dozen years my love for her has escalated with each visit, as the woman she once was has de-escalated.
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Each time until now, careful reflection and cautious leadership—leadership on all sides in all countries—in these crises has de-escalated rather than escalated.
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So he's escalated and escalated, focusing the entire country's attention on the issue, staking his reputation on winning the shutdown fight and the funding for the project.
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"The cost of building materials has escalated, the cost of buying in skills has massively escalated," said Connal Townsend, chief executive of the Property Council, a body representing developers.
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Brown says Rihanna was upset -- and things escalated quickly.
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Things escalated quickly ... and 3 months later, they're engaged!
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All of which is to say the popularity of "That escalated quickly" actually escalated quickly not because of its film's success or popularity, but because the internet made the quote its own.
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Libya's pursuit of nuclear technology seems to have escalated around 1997 with close assistance from Khan, and further escalated in 2000 with the acquisition of centrifuges from Pakistan and installation of various components.
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Regardless of what really happened, the conflict soon escalated dramatically.
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The move escalated an ongoing legal conflict between the two.
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They resumed their argument, which quickly escalated into a shooting.
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Officers also escalated situations into violence for no good reason.
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As the weekend progressed, the severity of her wound escalated.
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But in the years after graduation, my eating disorder escalated.
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Counterfactual Files: What if the Cuban Missile Crisis had escalated?
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Reeves and Oulson argued several times, and the disagreement escalated.
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But, they soon escalated to living creatures, namely a crow.
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O) has escalated its patent battle with Apple Inc (AAPL.
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The violence has escalated an ongoing debate over Confederate symbols.
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Others in the US have escalated their rhetoric too. Sen.
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The structure is all concrete, but the storm escalated quickly.
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The competing threats escalated tensions between the foes even further.
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A Bavarian pet peeve has thus escalated to crisis diplomacy.
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In one instance, his consistent, careful pattern of behavior escalated.
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The company says it removed every video escalated by Uziel.
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Her confrontation with the police escalated into a violent arrest.
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"They've definitely escalated, they're throwing rocks and debris," she said.
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The pact soon fell apart and the violence escalated again.
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"Yesterday it suddenly escalated," he told Reuters via internet message.
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Violent conflict between the ethnic groups escalated in the '90s.
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Eminem just escalated his ongoing feud with Machine Gun Kelly.
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They never escalated you to a VIP kind of status?
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"It escalated into other things," Awkwafina told "Squawk Box" Friday.
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Where Kristin Cavallari goes, unnecessarily escalated fights (used to) follow.
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"They really escalated things really quick," Handley said of police.
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Since then, tensions on the Korean peninsula have escalated significantly.
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The incident escalated when O'Neal's car hit two police vehicles.
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Hostilities escalated rapidly following a suicide car bombing on Feb.
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So I responded with 14 pens, and it just escalated.
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Things escalated quickly after he arrived at the LA studio.
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Wubbels said she had no idea how the situation escalated.
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Wubbels said she has no idea how the situation escalated.
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Maduro complained that the tensions had only escalated under Trump.
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About 20 minutes into this misunderstanding it escalated almost instantly.
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The pace of Mueller's investigation has escalated in recent weeks.
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That push has since escalated to threats of economic sanctions.
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In that world, the Holocaust would have escalated and intensified.
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That's when we escalated it to a Level I Hazmat.
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Work site raids have escalated dramatically under the Trump administration.
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Haney's performance also escalated comparisons to a young Floyd Mayweather.
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The situation escalated with Wednesday morning's announcement, when Maj. Gen.
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But the demands only escalated from there, the author wrote.
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The unrest escalated last week after a student protester died.
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That battle has escalated far quicker than anyone could imagine.
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Yet it seems pretty clear they've only escalated their tactics.
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The pornography viewing escalated to touching and, later, oral sex.
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Tensions escalated rapidly following a suicide car bombing on Feb.
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She says things escalated when he flipped a coffee table.
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But the man refused behavioral medication, and the situation escalated.
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Ms. Sanders's confrontations with reporters escalated even beyond the norm.
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His admonition further escalated the divide between employees and management.
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"Within a week the relationship escalated very quickly," he said.
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But as the newspaper war escalated, so did the journalism.
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The coronavirus infection rate in the United States has escalated.
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The incidents later escalated to one occasion of oral sex.
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It escalated into a civil war after a government crackdown.
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As data breaches have proliferated, data breach settlements have escalated.
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But rents escalated far faster than retail sales throughout Manhattan.
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Mr. Grey countersued, and the squabble escalated, drawing national attention.
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But the protests -- which recently escalated to riots -- pressed on.
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Tensions between Israel and Syria have escalated in recent months.
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Recently, violence has escalated, but the world has hardly noticed.
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The first clashes broke out shortly afterwards, and escalated Monday.
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As fighting escalated on Thursday, a senior Pentagon official, Gen.
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He was fired on Monday, and the situation quickly escalated.
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"They just love families," he added as his voice escalated.
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Paula's drug addiction has escalated and so has her anger.
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As the situation escalated, Maza felt like he put Vox.
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That raises the prospect of a regionalized, alarmingly escalated conflict.
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But the investigation escalated again in 2015 with more subpoenas.
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He has quietly escalated his battle with the White House.
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After Xi assumed control, China escalated security spending in Xinjiang.
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That has escalated tensions and hurt the global economic outlook.
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Work site raids have escalated drastically under the Trump administration.
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Tensions escalated last month when both sides announced increased tariffs.
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Trump has escalated his feud with Corker in recent days.
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The bitter trade dispute between the two aircraft manufacturers escalated.
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Tuesday, November 12: Clashes at CUHK escalated to levels unseen.
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It escalated after a collision that was caught on video.
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Tensions have escalated in the Kashmir Valley since a Feb.
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Internal divisions within the White House have only escalated since.
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An argument ensued that escalated into the end of the relationship.
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Shares fell on Thursday noon as geopolitical tensions in Asia escalated.
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Even as the investigation has escalated, Trump's remained dismissive of it.
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The conversation began as a casual sexual exchange but quickly escalated.
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"I think the President has escalated the conflict with Congress," Rep.
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The attacks have escalated tensions between the United States and Iran.
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Trade tensions between the world's two largest economies escalated last year.
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Ramsey has a new book, Well That Escalated Quickly, coming out.
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Shortly after the news conference, Republicans escalated their opposition to Moore.
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Ethnic violence has recently escalated in his own region of Oromia.
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The disagreement escalated into a scuffle between Miguna and immigration officials.
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Instead, your co-op's lawyer escalated it with a nasty missive.
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But their rescue effort quickly escalated when 240 more were stranded.
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Things escalated and Richter left, but returned a short time later.
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Rosselló had tried to do damage control as the protests escalated.
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The flurry of attacks has escalated tensions between Washington and Tehran.
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It all started with an escalator ride — and escalated from there.
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Tensions between the U.S. and Iran have escalated in recent weeks.
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The campus dispute escalated sharply when senior government ministers got involved.
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That soon escalated into broader opposition to Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega.
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" Things escalated when Rose replied, "I'm getting publicly Slut shamed...Again.
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As tensions with the U.S. have escalated, Russia has wooed China.
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But things allegedly escalated after getting drinks one night in December.
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North Carolina declared a state of emergency after protests escalated Wednesday.
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As matters escalated, the Team Member contacted local authorities for assistance.
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When they tried to serve a warrant, that's when things escalated.
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But while the confusion has escalated this week, it's not new.
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The attack subsequently escalated, with the virus launching Crypto Locker ransomware.
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Russia blames escalated activity by NATO members for the increased tension.
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"Look at Chrissy spraying it," Kim said, before Teigen's spritzing escalated.
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Private ethics debates turned heated and even escalated into intramural hacking.
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On the contrary, we fear that they will be further escalated.
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"Look at Chrissy spraying it," Kardashian said, before Teigen's spritzing escalated.
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But it suddenly escalated with the officers saying "get back" repeatedly.
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He said this had been escalated to the minister of finance.
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Action on the import tax has escalated quickly in recent weeks.
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I think, unfortunately, that it's escalated the tension and the situation.
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News of the chairman's move dramatically escalated tensions with the president.
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The White House on Tuesday escalated President Trump's feud with Sen.
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It is not the first time their trash talk has escalated.
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But over the past few months, the problem has quickly escalated.
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The report also comes as U.S.-Iran tensions have recently escalated.
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The feud between Sanders and Clinton has escalated in recent days.
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Tensions between the U.S. and Iran have escalated in recent months.
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The ceasefire in Hodeidah has largely held but violence escalated elsewhere.
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Their PDA escalated to a "make-out session," the source said.
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As tensions escalated, the BBC bosses seemed unsure how to respond.
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Violence between protesters and police in Hong Kong has escalated considerably.
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Efforts to drive the rebels out of Aleppo escalated in September.
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As they grew in numbers tensions over land have also escalated.
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At the start the threats were mild, but they escalated quickly.
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The escalated threat may have been unintentionally improvised, per The Guardian.
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Customers jumped into the debate, which quickly escalated into the #ChickenSandwichWars.
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The government escalated its efforts to end the standoff this weekend.
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Now the wink has escalated into something close to outright endorsement.
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If the activists persisted, threats or violence escalated suddenly and unpredictably.
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The battle gradually escalated from there, often in intentionally bizarre ways.
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Since the trade dispute escalated, business and consumer confidence have softened.
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His anger at us, and the world, often escalated into rage.
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When Benson asked why he had to move, the situation escalated.
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By the end of the weekend, however, the clashes had escalated.
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Although the bill was withdrawn in September, the protests have escalated.
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Trump in recent days has escalated his attacks on the media.
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Killing General Suleimani seems to have deterred and de-escalated nothing.
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" One NUMTOT member accurately noted: "this FB group has rly escalated.
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It dipped back below 1.8% recently on escalated Middle East tensions.
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Escalated deleveraging has enabled capitalisation to remain stable despite booking losses.
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The dyeing technique escalated into a full-on fad in 2014.
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The questions and challenges of selling sustainable products escalated over time.
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This continued through 2008, until the drug violence in Juarez escalated.
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This escalated significantly last year and is doing serious economic damage.
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As the train pulled away, it stalled, and the taunting escalated.
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Awareness of lead poisoning escalated following widespread exposure in Flint, Michigan.
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Tensions escalated, culminating in the Kremlin's cutting economic ties with Turkey.
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But after Mr. Tillerson called the president "undisciplined," Mr. Trump escalated.
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This is an extended battle, a battle that will be escalated.
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By adulthood, his drug habit had escalated into a serious problem.
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While most people recover within the week, more escalated symptoms of e.
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This morning, the fight to shut down Dragonfly escalated a step further.
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"The situation has escalated beyond our available resources," officials wrote on Facebook.
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Just over a month later, at the 2018 G7 summit, Macron escalated.
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According to reports, antifa's arrival immediately escalated the tone of the counterprotest.
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Tensions escalated as the two groups heckled each other, the report said.
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Tensions with Iran escalated after the Iranians shot down a US drone.
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Ronald Reagan escalated the war with "tough on crime" mandatory minimum sentences.
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Anthony "Pomp" Pompliano on Tuesday escalated his legal battle with Snap Inc.
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As the loot escalated, so, too, did the gravitas of the announcements.
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More casualties The death toll continued to rise as fighting escalated Thursday.
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Trump has only escalated his rhetoric on the protests in recent months.
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A SPAT between the leaders of America and Turkey escalated this week.
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Later, it escalated to my brows and the hair on my scalp.
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Meanwhile the Houthis have escalated cross-border attacks targeting Saudi energy infrastructure.
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It's a line of messaging Republicans have escalated in the past weeks.
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Chinese anger regarding the South China Sea has escalated in recent weeks.
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The flurry of attacks has escalated tensions between the U.S. and Iran.
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But when things escalated, I was able to pull back a bit.
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But when Abramson's symptoms escalated to paranoia, the situation became truly dire.
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But another group came along shortly thereafter, and this escalated from there.
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Long story short we had a disagreement that escalated after spoken words.
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But then, after reportedly meeting resistance from the Air Force, Trump escalated.
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In some instances, it escalated to threats of violence by the players.
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The fight quickly escalated ... with Rob eventually grabbing Matt by the neck.
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But the violence escalated, and soon it was all guns and knives.
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Things escalated further when Morgan retweeted Marie Claire's article on the matter.
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That means these moves amount to a highly escalated war of words.
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His problems escalated when he dropped out of school at age 15.
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These quickly escalated; each one had to be scarier than the last.
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As this matter escalated, staff felt unsafe given an ensuing verbal altercation.
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But dominating Wolf's message was the budgetary crisis escalated by political gridlock.
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Things escalated quickly when the suspect didn't follow orders ... so they fired.
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The demonstrations have also steadily escalated in terms of violence and rhetoric.
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For a family in Nashville, this fight escalated to a violent extreme.
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Now, like any great modern beef, the battle hs escalated to Twitter.
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Trump has since intensified economic sanctions on Tehran, and tensions have escalated.
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Trump quietly escalated U.S. military involvement in Yemen soon after taking office.
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The clashes often escalated into the exchange of words with one another.
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This week, Japanese stocks have already been hammered by escalated geopolitical concerns.
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The brawl escalated further after the student threw a basketball at Riley.
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As the two reunite, they decide that the game must be escalated.
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The leadership crisis escalated in the hours leading up to Morales' resignation.
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Mayor Tom Barrett said the video portrayed a situation that needlessly escalated.
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Bidding for his portrait of the Cleavers in Algeria escalated to $65,000.
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PK) on Monday escalated its legal battle against Skechers USA Inc (SKX.
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East policy is the fact that it escalated military campaigns against terrorist
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And then Andy said something to Dave and it escalated from there.
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The situation escalated, and a pool manager ultimately called Texas City police.
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Later in the debate, Cruz escalated the feud, attacking Trump's personal values.
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Anxieties about North Korea's nuclear capabilities have escalated amid recent missile tests.
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As the foreign powers escalated their antagonism, Lebanon's dysfunction spiraled into violence.
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But like most nuclear options, this plan escalated out of their control.
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The conflict escalated, with soldiers beating up disgruntled farmers on several occasions.
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Al-Shabaab appears to have escalated its attacks so far this year.
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Tensions further escalated this week with Pelosi asking to postpone the Jan.
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My recreational drug habit escalated, driven by my disillusion with the industry.
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Reports were that the two argued over playing time and it escalated.
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Ross testified that a reality TV chef contestant escalated the situation, too.
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China responded in kind, and the tit-for-tat escalated for months.
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How has President Trump most recently escalated the trade war with China?
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But the center has since been deserted as the outbreak has escalated.
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The data comes as the U.S.-China trade war has escalated recently.
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It was not immediately clear why the incident had escalated, Spurlock said.
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The attacks have escalated the crisis between the United States and Iran.
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Dozens of students were ushered into the gym, where the conflict escalated.
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As for Monday's call, we're told nothing escalated between her and Chyna.
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Tit-for-tat violence between the rival communities has escalated this year.
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North Korea escalated the frequency of its missile tests from that point.
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Tensions escalated in March when Mr. Trump threatened to close the border.
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It said the "situation escalated" when the man refused to provide identification.
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The issue has escalated far beyond the sports world, stirring geopolitical rhetoric.
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When death threats escalated, I pleaded with Mr. Mannan to leave Bangladesh.
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Since then the scale and intensity of violent protests have escalated tremendously.
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Elon Musk&aposs ongoing obsession with "The Witcher" appears to have escalated.
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Once, when a fight escalated, a knife pierced Ms. Monserrate's bedroom door.
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Sanders' rivals have escalated their attacks since the Nevada caucuses on Saturday.
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The crisis escalated after charges that the academy had mishandled the situation.
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Who knows how his behavior may have escalated if you challenged him?
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In a new apartment, with rent to pay, the couple's troubles escalated.
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Warren and Sanders's feud escalated during Tuesday's Democratic primary debate in Iowa.
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Qassim Suleimani, this morning has sharply escalated tensions between Washington and Tehran.
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Birch became angry and insulting; things quickly escalated and he was shot.
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Tensions between the U.S. and North Korea have escalated in recent months.
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The security guard agreed with him, Dolan said, but the situation escalated.
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Costs still escalated and uncertainty of adequate funding resulted in implementation delays.
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I ran when I noticed he'd escalated to picking up a pipe.
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The killing of Soleimani has escalated tensions between the US and Iran.
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In recent days, Trump has escalated his war against federal law enforcement.
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I'm sure this was a misunderstanding that got escalated for no reason!
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump on Tuesday defended his trade war with China as tensions escalated and markets extended their losses, promising a deal with Chinese President Xi Jinping soon, even as fears escalated about a protracted battle.
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However, violence has escalated in other areas since the U.N. peace process started.
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But soon after the prophet's death, a tension arose that escalated to bloodshed.
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Members of Congress have escalated their opposition to Saudi Arabia after the Oct.
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And now it sounds like his problems may have escalated to domestic abuse.
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A police report says the incident escalated after the couple refused police commands.
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Over just one weekend, the public call-outs escalated into full-on trolling.
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If you're wondering how the situation has escalated to this point, don't worry.
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His efforts amounted to nothing, even as the pressure from neighborhood thugs escalated.
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A diplomatic spat between North Korea and Malaysia over the body has escalated.
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I also learned that her teenage disdain for me had escalated to hatred.
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The bidding escalated in the battle for Sky, Britain's premier subscription-TV broadcaster.
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Bidding wars at film festivals escalated; films projected as Oscar favorites fell flat.
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On Monday, Trump escalated those attacks as he accused his rivals of collusion.
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Police say the relationship escalated and the two had sex in their classroom.
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In fact, he escalated it — demanding that China investigate the Bidens as well.
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Willie Morris said he began filming Schlossberg just in case the incident escalated.
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"This seems to have escalated to a point of no-return," he said.
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What had been a cold conflict had suddenly escalated into a shooting war.
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He has escalated the situation far past what any mentally healthy person would.
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" He continued: "But I don't think it should have ever escalated to this.
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Since then, the trade war between the US and China has escalated dramatically.
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The fight escalated, and 27-year-old Jones was shot in the stomach.
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I escalated to HR and to my VP, which made things significantly worse.
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As the confrontation escalated, Fuqaha was hit over the head with a chair.
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The maneuvers have at times come as combat escalated in Ukraine and Syria.
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Deb Fischer, R-Nebraska, brushed off suggestions that emotions escalated during the meeting.
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When Trump won the presidency, the consequences of Fox News's conspiracy turn escalated.
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By the time officers arrived, it had escalated to a barricaded hostage situation.
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With the I.O.C. controlling and financing the court, concerns about its impartiality escalated.
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The ban followed a crackdown that escalated after the July 2016 coup attempt.
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But I think because they escalated so quickly you saw what happened there.
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The fight quickly escalated, with Hunter reportedly putting his son in a headlock.
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"They have escalated a tactic into a principle," huffs one senior Labour apparatchik.
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The brawl escalated further after the student allegedly threw a basketball at Riley.
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However, concerns have since escalated over wildlife conservation and the supply chain's reliability.
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An altercation during the performance escalated into gunfire and five people were shot.
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The fight quickly escalated, with Hunter allegedly putting his son in a headlock.
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From there, the fear of clowns escalated and eventually extended across the pond.
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The rest of the review details how things quickly escalated with Franks Express.
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Once he became a famous artist, his drug use escalated, he has said.
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And not hit a guy and walk another, it just escalated from there.
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Lula's detention and the filing of charges against him have escalated those hostilities.
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Since his defeat, Sanford has escalated his critique of Trump and the GOP.
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Those tariffs helped spark a trade war with China that has since escalated.
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The issue escalated, and a minor melee broke out, with 15 people arrested.
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The escalated trade rhetoric contributed to anxiety among investors regarding the market's outlook.
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We had a series of problems that escalated the budget of this film.
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Recent US Congressional Opinions Right here on The Hill, the debate has escalated.
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Antifa has escalated; they are nasty; and the police aren't policing them properly.
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As a war of words escalated, so did the threats of trade retaliation.
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Boko Haram has escalated its deadly attacks on the military in the Northeast.
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The United States, too, has escalated its actions and rhetoric regarding nuclear weapons.
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The Saudi operation to track its critics has only escalated in recent years.
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In recent days Trump has escalated his longterm attacks against the attorney general.
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But Trump's attack steadily escalated, accusing the four congresswomen of hating the country.
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Hong Kong pro-democracy protests have escalated into violence on their 12th weekend.
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As the battle against ISIS escalated, so did the number of civilian casualties.
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It was the decisions of each European leader that collectively escalated the crisis.
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After Ayala found out she was pregnant in August, the abuse allegedly escalated.
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Tensions escalated after Iran shot down an unarmed U.S. surveillance drone last month.
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The conversation quickly escalated, with Klein calling the police outside of the store.
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Egged on by right-wing talk radio commentators, verbal and physical attacks escalated.
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The conversation quickly escalated with Klein calling the police outside of the store.
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Miller said Secaucus officers de-escalated what could have been a volatile situation.
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Child asks for food from neighbor Four months later, things escalated in Woodland.
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The situation eventually escalated, and Adams began to receive death threats from Soberon.
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They also avoided Russian and Iranian casualties, which could have escalated the conflict.
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Tensions escalated when Casebolt threw an unarmed young black woman to the ground.
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The raising of tariffs escalated tensions and severely frustrated the talks, he added.
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Attacks on transgender health have only escalated since President Donald Trump took office.
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Canavan's symptoms escalated to anxiety and hallucinations just three days after giving birth.
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Talks escalated rapidly and a deal was put on the table and taken.
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"The ongoing situation has escalated to a level that is unacceptable," White says.
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After Napue won at the IWSC in 2015, the distillery's production escalated quickly.
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It has escalated amid fears that a presidential election may not take place.
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"I think the weekend's events escalated the risk of trade wars," he said.
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Costs for Lockheed's F-35 program had escalated to an estimated $379 billion.
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The moves came after political turmoil in the embattled city escalated this week.
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It has been pushing for Article 155 since the crisis escalated last month.
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The declines have escalated in the most recent days, according to the agency.
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I wasn't expecting anything to happen, something did happen, and it escalated quickly.
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Sexual tension escalated into a full-blown affair before the trial was over.
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Before fighting escalated, 80 percent of the people lived in the rural areas.
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Tensions between Iran and the United States have escalated sharply in recent weeks.
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Ingraham's case is vastly different, but the advertiser boycott escalated nearly as fast.
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The situation escalated when Mr. McGrier refused to provide identification, the police said.
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Divino escalated the situation to a customer service employee, according to the suit.
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The trade tensions escalated last week with both sides piling on new tariffs.
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Arguments between his supporters and opponents escalated to shouting matches in numerous locations.
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"Tensions were already high and everything kind of escalated," Ms. St. Clair added.
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It was not peaceful—it never escalated, but it was far from peaceful.
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Magerman shared his concerns with Mercer, and the conversation escalated into an argument.
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The debate quickly escalated to whether there should be a debate at all.
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She laments how social media has escalated our lack of civility, for example.
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The confrontation escalated inside when somebody in Williams's group sprayed champagne in celebration.
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The Syrian army has escalated its shelling of the enclave since early February.
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That's double the amount purchased in 2017, the year before current tensions escalated.
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Tensions escalated ahead of the highly-anticipated trade talks, which resume on Oct.
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Foreign policy loomed large two weeks after the US escalated tensions with Iran.
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Then he promptly escalated two major conflicts and showed he was a hawk.
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Now the US has escalated from economic to potentially real war against Iran.
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The administration offered no further response as the controversy escalated through the night.
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S. trade tensions escalated after China condemned U.S. Senate measures on Hong Kong.
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Elon Musk's feud against the media has escalated over the past few months.
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Skirmishes along the Line of Control have escalated since the alleged Indian airstrikes.
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Things escalated from there, although their accounts of what was said are different.
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And that escalated to the degree that it was totally out of control.
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However, protests have continued even as the retaliation by the military has escalated.
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The denunciation of Mr. Ozil by some fans, commentators and soccer officials escalated.
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And then it escalated to breasts, and then eventually to more hardcore stuff.
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President Trump just dramatically escalated his efforts to interfere with the Russia investigation.
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On the other hand, tensions between the umps and the league continually escalated.
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This was the lesson learned in the Vietnam War, when strategic bombing under the Johnson administration was gradually escalated, de-escalated, paused and restarted in the vain search for a formula that would convince the North Vietnamese to open peace negotiations.
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Mr Orban has recently escalated his attack on Hungary's remaining independent institutions (see article).
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But in recent months the tensions between water protectors and law enforcement have escalated.
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They come as tensions have escalated between protesters and law officers in recent weeks.
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Declines followed sharp losses for U.S. peers on Friday as the trade war escalated.
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I think you would agree that we have escalated the policy conversation around immigration.
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Cult activities escalated after the defeat of Aum members in the 1990 parliamentary election.
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The storm soon escalated into a global event, spanning the entire circumference of Mars.
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When the officer approached her and tried to arrest her, the situation quickly escalated.
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When his second child was born a year later, John's cocaine addiction had escalated.
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Trump earlier this week escalated his criticism of U.S. intelligence professionals, such as Clapper.
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It escalated to a crackdown by the Syrian regime of President Bashar al-Assad.
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China has said it would retaliate with its own escalated tariffs on US exports.
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According to investigators, Meredith and Mooney allegedly got into an argument that quickly escalated.
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"I am sorry this incident escalated to this level," Morales said in a statement.
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As trade tensions escalated last week, it rose to nearly 145 million shares traded.
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And it escalated a little more, and then it just fizzled out and died.
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"The situation then escalated between the patrons at that table and the employees," Det.
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"The noise escalated as more bodies continued to cram into one room," he says.
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" Matters escalated when Lushchinskaya then spit at a passenger, adding, "Fuck off, fucking chink.
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Fortunately, the situation de-escalated because one of his employees drove up the driveway.
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Jeb Bush escalated his attacks on Mr. Trump during the Republican debate on Saturday.
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It is hard to think of another financial scandal that has escalated so fast.
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In 2006, Mexican President Felipe Calderon drastically escalated the country's war on drug cartels.
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In Royals Time, this courtship has escalated fairly quickly: last weekend the two...gasp!...
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The ongoing efforts of chipmaker Broadcom to take over rival Qualcomm has escalated again.
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At least one person was arrested for trespassing as the situation escalated, Preskey said.
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The ceasefire in Hodeidah has largely held but the fighting escalated elsewhere in Yemen.
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The situation escalated earlier this month as both sides hiked tariffs on their goods.
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He said some 50 Rakhine villagers have fled since fighting escalated in mid-November.
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More recently, tensions escalated once again in the lead up to this year's Hajj.
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Trade tension escalated sharply last week when Washington threatened more tariffs on Chinese imports.
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And people just let it slide and then it escalated to millions being murdered.
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The stakes kept getting escalated for reasons that were never particularly clear to me.
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I didn't even have time to be terrified because things just escalated so quickly.
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In August 2012, the Anchorman quote, "That escalated quickly," became tremendously popular almost overnight.
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That eventually escalated into keeping the pregnancy secret until the day she gave birth.
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If you've seen the series, you'll know this battle escalated to an alarming level.
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Tensions around the North Korean nuclear threat have escalated in the last several months.
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As the situation escalated, police started to pay more attention to the reported sightings.
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The 0.600-year has really escalated here pretty sharply in terms of the yield.
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As the bloody conflict escalated, Sivakumar tried to formalize his ownership of the land.
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Notwithstanding the persistent decline in oil prices, commercial banks still use escalated price decks.
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He says it only escalated because of the flight attendant's reaction to YG's request.
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Ultimately negotiations fell through between the two companies, and from there things escalated quickly.
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MORE's sanctions that he first imposed in 2014 after escalated Russia aggression in Ukraine.
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The criticism has only escalated with the increasing numbers of emails labeled as classified.
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Andrew Cuomo (D) after the state escalated its investigation into the president's family business.
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And it has escalated as other tech start-ups reconciled with local power brokers.
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Though their romantic relationship escalated quickly, the couple got off to a slow start.
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The assault on the basic norms governing American democracy escalated during Barack Obama's presidency.
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The demonstrations began over a since-scrapped extradition bill and escalated in mid-June.
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Things between the women later escalated as Morgan was seen caressing the woman's body.
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It escalated into a full-fledged war in 2628 as the Soviet Union collapsed.
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Physical retaliation by some Protestant residents and police rapidly escalated into full-blown fighting.
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Trump on Tuesday also escalated his weekend social media attacks on former Arizona Sen.
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Recession fears have escalated in recent weeks along with volatility in U.S. financial markets.
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Tensions between the U.S. and the Middle Eastern nation have escalated in recent weeks.
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The US escalated its presence, ending the year with over 48,000 troops in Afghanistan.
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Trump has escalated his latest charge against the FBI to a dangerous new level.
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By surpassing China, the U.S. has escalated the tech rivalry between the two countries.
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By mid-October, Russia had escalated its airstrikes to nearly 90 on some days.
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And on Friday, Trump escalated this line of attack on well-known African-Americans.
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Clashes between Israel and Gaza escalated Tuesday after Israel assassinated a Palestinian militant commander.
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However, things look like they may have escalated beyond friendship after Vanderpump wrapped shooting.
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S. trade war escalated, with China announcing tariffs on $60 billion of U.S. goods.
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In the wake of the Equifax breach, demands for action have escalated almost daily.
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The increase continues a trend that has already escalated over the past few months.
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Meanwhile, the Port Authority's pursuit escalated into a full blown search-and-rescue operation.
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Yet, within mere moments, the fast and furious bidding escalated that price to $40,000.
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As demonstrations escalated, the protests eventually turned violent with security forces killing several participants.
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She alleged that Kline's refusal to discuss the matter quickly escalated to workplace discrimination.
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It escalated, police said, with Browner, 33, physically harming and threatening to kill her.
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But then, some Popeyes fans began to turn on each other, and tensions escalated.
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Yet a sudden dispute over alleged Russian meddling in Greek affairs has escalated rapidly.
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When the Chinese outbreak escalated, Direct Relief sent most of its remaining stock there.
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Throughout DeAngelo's stint as a cop, EARONS escalated from burglary to assault to murder.
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But the entrance of the police into the camp on Saturday escalated simmering tensions.
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Hu has been spot on with the recent developments in the escalated trade dispute.
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Just over a year in, Mr. Trump has escalated military operations in every theater.
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Rhetoric between President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has escalated.
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But rather than crack, the Iranians escalated, leaving Mr. Trump without any easy options.
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The fight has escalated so much that even presidential front runners have weighed it.
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It also comes after Trump has escalated his rhetoric criticizing Mueller and his probe.
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The tensions have escalated to such a degree over the last year that Gov.
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Things escalated when President Trump accused her of playing down the events of Sept.
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It has taken on new urgency as the administration has escalated tensions with Iran.
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"I escalated these [accounting] issues internally, and PwC, in my view, retaliated," Botta said.
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As production escalated, prices plummeted — and some see prices heading back to those lows.
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Cops continued questioning the couple and learned they had a verbal fight that escalated.
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As things escalated, South Korea also scrapped a military intelligence-sharing pact with Japan.
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Sanders' campaign rallies have also experienced situations that could have escalated to dangerous levels.
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After this demonstration of the effectiveness of a strategy to block voting, things escalated.
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A trivial argument about cellphone data escalated quickly into one of our biggest fights.
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What&aposs behind the problemStudent mental health distress has escalated to high levels nationally.
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Things escalated Friday and ended up further embarrassing and humiliating her son, Ayers said.
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And it may just be an escalated way of making sure that he doesn't.
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Tensions further escalated when dealers claimed in the media that Wynn had insulted them.
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While the number of protests has dropped in recent weeks, the violence has escalated.
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The announcement seemed to pass unnoticed in eastern Ukraine, where fighting escalated on Sunday.
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Here's a quick synopsis of how the clash between the longtime foes suddenly escalated.
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In Houston, the plots have escalated to full-fledged drug trafficking, according to prosecutors.
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US now unwelcomed everywhere in the area including Iraq; tensions escalated to feverish pitch.
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She had been arrested because her encounter with the patrolman escalated into a confrontation.
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This escalated in October, as Extinction Rebellion prepared to launch another wave of protests.
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"It only escalated to an aggressive situation after he realized I'm transgender," she said.
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Since the peace talks began late last year, both sides have escalated military operations.
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Both sides quickly escalated the conflict; Ethiopia cut off trade, and Eritrea's economy stagnated.
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The disturbance escalated, with other patrons at the shop intervening and detaining the suspect.
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When demonstrations against the governor escalated, police responded with beatings, shotguns and tear gas.
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After Skalnik's arrest, her father's harsh criticism of her escalated, until it became unbearable.
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The crisis quickly escalated into a multi-sided war leading to airstrikes in 2015.
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The conflict escalated from there, as Mr. Assad sought help from Russia and Iran.
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Even by this stricter criteria, though, the rate of deadly mass shootings has escalated.
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Police say that as the fight escalated, Morris was stabbed once in the chest.
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Things escalated so far that Brazil's tourism ambassador threatened to choke the French President.
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The market's gains were muted as tensions between the U.S. and North Korea escalated.
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Bodycam footage shows the situation escalated into a confrontation in a matter of seconds.
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In the run-up to the Kurdish independence referendum, tension escalated between the communities.
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Mr. Comello left the property before the situation escalated, but spoke briefly with officers.
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Dozens were arrested at the State Capitol in Albany as the rent debate escalated.
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Immigration has always been tough for Republicans, and Trump has only escalated the divisions.
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The latest crisis escalated during Wong's five-week jail term for contempt of court.
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The "situation escalated" after one cops asked the man for identification, and he refused.
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U.S.-Iranian tensions have escalated in recent days, bringing increasing concerns about possible conflict.
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The Maryland court said those cases had been decided before violence against abortion clinics escalated.
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The skirmishes — both verbal spats and fist-fights — became more frequent, and escalated in intensity.
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The case and blacklisting have escalated tensions between Beijing and Washington amid a trade battle.
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Critics call his move dictator-ish, and now it looks like the situation has escalated.
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A domestic dispute ensued, which escalated into a shooting: The man gut shot the woman.
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Hedren says things escalated once again when she was working with the director on Marnie.
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And the competition between the two teams at times escalated into full-on corporate warfare.
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The confrontation led to an argument that escalated, according to arrest affidavits obtained by PEOPLE.
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As the situation escalated, officers moved in and arrested the women sitting on the floor.
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The confrontation escalated after Miller told the suspect he couldn't buy beer past 3 a.m.
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The White House just further escalated its war with federal law enforcement, including the FBI.
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Things escalated from there, as Hamilton tried to turn Twitch into a part-time job.
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However, consumers spooked by how matters have escalated are offloading their devices amid Android worries.
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As infighting has escalated in southern Yemen, ISIS has seized the opportunity to resurface there.
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Sunday's protests saw some of the fiercest clashes yet since protests escalated in mid-June.
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Tensions have escalated in recent days, with growing concerns about a potential U.S.-Iran conflict.
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"We could hear this low hushed argument happening, and then it escalated quickly," Machado says.
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Protesters escalated their aggressiveness, playing cat-and-mouse with the police all over the territory.
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The battle between the Trump administration and California over climate policy further escalated on Wednesday.
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A month later, back at the nursing home, a simple disagreement between the roommates escalated.
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That behavior later escalated into a brutal attack on his then-wife and young stepson.
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A policeman mounted the gun turret of an armored car in case the argument escalated.
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The dispute escalated, the police said, and Ms. Yu stabbed Mr. Zhang inside the restaurant.
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Violence escalated on Monday, with airstrikes at four medical facilities leaving 50 dead, including children.
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The stock has lost nearly 20% in the second quarter amid the escalated trade war.
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Things are eventually de-escalated but this is unfortunately not the end of Bianca's bullshit.
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House parties quickly escalated to recreational cocaine use and taking any pill I was offered.
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Tensions between the warring parties escalated in the disaster's aftermath, deteriorating an already unstable ceasefire.
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WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT Video "I am sorry this incident escalated to this level," he said.
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Things quickly escalated when McCain asked that the conversation be redirected back to honoring Bush.
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The encounter escalated -- and ended with Scott lying face down in the parking lot, dead.
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Meanwhile, the elite 2000 percent accumulated wealth as incomes of bankers and executives escalated rapidly.
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Still, Trump escalated the situation with his Sunday tweet demanding the DOJ investigate the matter.
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Last year's events escalated when a man plowed into a crowd of counterprotesters, killing Heyer.
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Premiums escalated by double digits in a single year, copayments and deductibles have likewise risen.
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Once contained to sniping between aides, the squabbles have escalated to Obama and Trump themselves.
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Global stocks slumped on Monday as the dispute between the world's top two economies escalated.
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Trump and his supporters escalated and publicized conflict, when they should have done the reverse.
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The war in Syria has escalated since efforts to reach a ceasefire collapsed in September.
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The criticism only escalated from there, with Azalea quickly becoming an easy target for jokes.
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The case was escalated eventually to the European Union's highest court – the ECJ – for advice.
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Litigation over trademarks on three dimensional objects have repeatedly been escalated to Europe's top court.
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The claim is then escalated for review, Facebook said, after which it can be addressed.
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But some rank-and-file members have escalated their calls for ousting Trump, and Rep.
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As the furor escalated, Merseyside Police issued a statement via Twitter apologizing for the campaign.
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The bidding war for Starwood Hotels, which counts the Sheraton chain among its brands, escalated.
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Tensions with Ukraine have escalated over Russian allegations of an attempted terrorist attack in Crimea.
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A fairly non-descript back-and-forth game escalated quickly late in the third quarter.
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Evidently, the animosity between the two had never escalated to extreme violence until this year.
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Why it matters: The already-brutal civil war in Syria has escalated in recent weeks.
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As tensions with the EU escalated in January, Warsaw sacked its permanent representative in Brussels.
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The other said fighting escalated with intense gunfire and bombardment after slowing down last week.
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Britain has escalated a war of words with Russia over the incident in recent days.
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The fight for control over Sumner M. Redstone's $40 billion media empire has escalated significantly.
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President Trump declared that China tariffs would not be escalated to 85033 percent on Jan.
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Tensions escalated during the weekend as the two countries clashed over trade, technology and security.
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In short, both Israel and Iran have deliberately escalated the conflict over the past month.
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Trade tensions between the world's two largest economies have escalated in the last several weeks.
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But it wouldn't have been surprising if the encounter had escalated into something much worse.
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The president has escalated his pledges that Republicans will protect people with pre-existing conditions.
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" The feud escalated Sunday, with Cardi B calling Lahren "blinded with racism" and a "SHEEP.
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The idea sounded simple enough, and to start with it was — but then things escalated.
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He escalated from there, chiding Mr. Trump with language that sometimes devolved into schoolyard churlishness.
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And in 2017, the number of people intercepted at the border escalated in the summer.
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It would be disastrous if the current situation escalated into a full-fledged military confrontation.
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The partnership could also be escalated to share ownership in Sriwijaya Group, Garuda's statement said.
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And the anti-climate rhetoric seems to have only escalated as time has worn on.
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They've even escalated to the point that they paralyzed the city's airport for several days.
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As the damage escalated, I renounced my support for high-stakes testing and charter schools.
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In the past few months, however, press intimidation and government-friendly media consolidation has escalated.
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Sharaf Luqman, said Yemeni forces had escalated their missile strikes against Saudi Arabia in retaliation.
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Regardless, it's been incredibly rewarding to watch as Westworld's stakes have escalated throughout the season.
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What apparently started as a verbal altercation escalated into a physical fight, according to police.
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The case was escalated eventually to the European Union's highest court — the ECJ — for advice.
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"When he was asked for his identification, the situation escalated when he refused," police said.
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The incident escalated into a scuffle and one of the officers shot and killed Dorismond.
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Tensions between the U.S. and Iran have escalated following the attacks on the oil tankers.
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The proposed tariffs come as Trump's trade war with China has escalated in recent weeks.
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Trouble escalated for the Mercado family when one sister's boyfriend defected to a different gang.
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Suggestions that top riders are rigging their bikes have escalated in the past several years.
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Since Warren made her results public, politicians and pundits escalated their arguments around Indigenous identity.
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He said he had gotten my case escalated and I should hear within 24 hours.
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Tensions escalated this month when Chinese military fired lasers at U.S. aircrafts from the base.
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The big picture: Unrest in Gaza has escalated over the last week, leaving 31 dead.
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But many police practices and habits escalate situations that can and should be de-escalated.
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And it escalated into the sweary explosion when he became embroiled with the Red Bulls.
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" The scene quickly escalated into what cops described as resembling "the start of a riot.
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A year and a half later, as his fears escalated, he started to experience OCD.
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The controversy escalated after the state party sent out a tweet with the hashtag #NeverTrump.
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His calls to take down Google have escalated as Google faces antitrust concerns from regulators.
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China, the biggest customer, took aim at the U.S. catch as the trade war escalated.
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Selling escalated throughout the day, with 9% morning losses more than doubling by the afternoon.
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President Trump escalated the trade dispute with China, threatening to tax virtually all Chinese imports.
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Tensions have escalated in recent months after Pyongyang launched two missiles that flew over Japan.
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However, trade tensions between the world's two largest economies escalated in the last several weeks.
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Mr. Trump's trade fights have escalated in recent weeks, magnifying the risk of a slowdown.
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Palestinian militants subsequently escalated to broader violence, and the PA refused to rein them in.
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Iranian officials denied any involvement in the events, which have escalated tensions in the region.
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But at the same time, distrust between the two countries — and now Canada — has escalated.
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But as the trade war with China escalated, his proclamations began to make investors jumpy.
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The indictment escalated the Trump administration's pressure campaign to get Mr. Maduro to leave office.
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Nonetheless, it's pretty crazy that an alleged parking violation escalated to a viral face-off.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)The year-long US-China trade war escalated dramatically in August.
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As their argument escalated, McGlockton came from the store and shoved Drejka to the ground.
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Technology has been a sticking point in the escalated conflict between the U.S. and China.
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Japan (the world's No. 3 economy) last week escalated its trade spat with South Korea.
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It's reasonably affordable, although the cost has escalated over the few years I've had it.
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When fighting in his country escalated three years ago, he decided to settle in Yiwu.
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Following Friday's escalated confrontations, Kuwait drafted a statement asking the Security Council to take action.
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Trump further escalated the back-and-forth on Thursday, threatening "$100 billion of additional tariffs."
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We wonder if it was escalated deceptively, strategically bungled and tainted by racism and imperialism.
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So, your urges escalated and based on the numbers, that we all know go unreported.
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But things between Ramos and the umpire quickly escalated, with Ramos allegedly raising his voice.
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Yemen's civil war began in early 2015 and has escalated into a multi-sided battle.
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The Trump administration escalated pressure on Iran to try to negotiate over its nuclear aims.
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They conferred with their "subject matter expert," who escalated it to a team in Dublin.
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Tom Rogan: With a small step and a big one, Iran just escalated against America.
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The President also escalated his attacks on the migrant caravan making its way through Mexico.
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But the kingdom has also escalated a drive to stamp out dissent in recent years.
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A trade spat between the two countries escalated into a military dispute over the summer.
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The projected cost has escalated to €477 million, up from €633 million at the outset.
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The rift between Trump and Sessions, which has endured for months, escalated in recent days.
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The company&aposs financial troubles escalated this yearIgnitionOne&aposs situation became more urgent this year.
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The comment prompted angry responses from Ankara and escalated tensions between the two NATO allies.
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Among the different forms that riots may take include escalated labor disputes or political demonstrations.
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Developments this week have abruptly escalated regional tensions over the isolated North's nuclear arms development.
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The fallout escalated, with Grepper and Coolest employees doxxed, and their personal details spread online.
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U.S. equities dropped on Thursday as tensions between the United States and North Korea escalated.
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As Dean and Gephardt escalated their feud, the ensuing months turned savage, and increasingly personal.
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Tensions have escalated sharply on the Korean Peninsula this year over the North's nuclear activities.
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The harassment escalated; at one point, she added, an officer drew his gun on her.
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When the women tried to reason with the group, the attack escalated to an assault.
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It's true that Bland could have just obeyed, and the situation might not have escalated.
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Immigration has always been tough for Republicans, and President Trump has only escalated the divisions.
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Two brothers in North Carolina died when an argument during a Father's Day cookout escalated.
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Violence has since escalated and the opposition High Negotiations Committee withdrew from talks last week.
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Tensions have escalated in recent days with increasing concerns about a potential U.S.-Iran conflict.
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Clashes between protesters and police escalated overnight at Standing Rock Clashes between protesters and police escalated overnight at Standing Rock Police hit hundreds of unarmed protestors who gathered to stop the Dakota Access Pipeline at Standing Rock in North Dakota with water cannons Sunday night.
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The two individuals got into an argument over their competitive card game, which escalated into violence.
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North and South Korea have escalated their propaganda war across their heavily armed border since Jan.
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S. tensions escalated during the weekend as the two countries clashed over trade, technology and security.
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Tensions between the world's two largest economies escalated last year, putting global stock markets on edge.
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"I do's," that lead to a Pixie Dust habit and escalated into a rock sugar addiction.
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At least one individual opened fire as the dispute escalated, hitting four in the large crowd.
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It's escalated into an epidemic, and lives will be at stake for a long, long time.
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When Trump won the election, Cesar says that the worry of deportation escalated in Latino communities.
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Washington Post columnist Khashoggi's murder has escalated into a crisis for the world's top oil exporter.
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On the drive home, "the fight escalated" and Harley "was pummeling his face," says the source.
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An undesired game of footsie escalated into an emergency landing on a recent Southwest Airlines flight.
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The school denied us from being a club, and it just kind of escalated from there.
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The argument escalated, and Houser allegedly fired multiple shots at the man, Jose Nieves, killing him.
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Trade tensions between the world's two largest economies escalated last year, putting global markets on edge.
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New York (CNN Business)Oil prices spiked as tensions between the United States and Iran escalated.
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In short order, the name-calling escalated to yelling and locking me outside in the cold.
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The outlet also reported that Facebook moderators escalated tens of thousands of potential cases that month.
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"They actually got Chase cuffed easily, but pulling out Tasers escalated the whole thing," Stewart says.
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The U.S. and Iran also dramatically escalated tensions after Trump ordered the killing of Iranian Gen.
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The fight escalated when John's son, Michael Miller, retrieved a shotgun from his residence, police said.
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Investigators made the connection about a month ago because the crimes escalated, CNN affiliate WCET reported.
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The temptation for brands to appear "woke" and engaged has escalated significantly in the Trump era.
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After she explained that her mom answers when she calls that number, things escalated real fast.
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The number subsided under Mr Calderón's successor, Enrique Peña Nieto, who de-escalated the drug war.
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She contacted the Department of Education's Federal Student Aid Ombudsman Group, which then escalated her complaint.
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Tensions between the U.S. and China — the world's two largest economies — have escalated in recent weeks.
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The short-lived era of the very quickly escalated Drake-Pusha T battle is officially over.
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Luckily nothing actually escalated into violence but the rhetoric and intimidation is pathetic on its own.
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There is no roadmap to help quantify the impact from escalated tariffs on U.S. housing demand.
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The "argument&apos" escalated quickly and Twitter users following the threads enjoyed every second of it.
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Yesterday, the ongoing protests escalated as people smashed their way into the city's main government building.
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As the protests have escalated, so has the rhetoric of China and the Hong Kong government.
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It escalated into horrible chaos, and I'm so glad I was not a part of it.
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The statement said "the situation escalated" when he threatened two deputies, saying he had a gun.
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Trade tensions between the world's two largest economies — the U.S. and China — escalated again this week.
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The demonstrations started as peaceful political rallies but have escalated to a broader, pro-democracy movement.
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Tuesday, he escalated that, leading the two countries further to the cliff of a trade war.
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The fight escalated, and Gail Peck allegedly told her son she wanted him to move out.
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Tension with Beijing escalated last week when Trump's White House vowed to defend "international territories" there.
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Lines were stricter in the 1970s, as violence between Protestants and Catholics known as "Troubles" escalated.
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Recently it escalated to people throwing cheese at their children's face in the Baby Cheese Challenge.
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However, Wall Street saw markets fall this week as trade tensions between Washington and Beijing escalated.
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Now it has escalated to brutalizing Americans, including three other citizens currently imprisoned in North Korea.
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Sources allege the argument escalated quickly and ended with Dillon stabbing 55-year-old George Patouhas.
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Kruse reportedly escalated his inappropriate behavior after being told to stop touching women without their consent.
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The request comes after a week of escalated rhetoric between the United States and North Korea.
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While this episode was mutually de-escalated, it has triggered more aggressive stances in subsequent interactions.
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On Sunday, the White House escalated things by calling for a congressional investigation of Trump's claims.
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That deal has largely held but violence has escalated in some other parts of the country.
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The two nations have previously banned each other's artistic content, or artists, when tensions have escalated.
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We're told the argument escalated and Thomas exploded in anger, kicking the writer in the leg.
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All he's done since entering the system is impress, but things escalated quickly when he hit .
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Then things escalated: Yep: the police decided to prove their legitimacy with the following, spectacular photo.
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Things quickly escalated when one of the guys appears to drop the f-word on Busta.
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As expectations of an assault to retake Mosul grow, tensions between Iraq and Turkey have escalated.
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Tensions quickly escalated into a violent clash between protestors and the police in Tuesday's early hours.
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The proxy fight has escalated, and United pilots even protested the funds in Boston last week.
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And it (the movement) escalated so quickly that there weren't financial accountability systems put in place.
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Violence in the largely Kurdish southeast has escalated since the collapse of a ceasefire in 2015.
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The standoff quickly escalated, with Moscow scrambling two fighter jets and two helicopters to the area.
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As the situation escalated, several other shoppers stepped in to speak up on the employees' behalf.
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The feud between Ghostface Killah and Shkreli began with name-calling and memes but soon escalated.
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As the violence escalated, they retreated into their sects and gradually redefined each other as enemies.
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These differences were often escalated to the respective Cabinet members, again resulting in better decision making.
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Bob Corker escalated on Tuesday as the President was heading to Capitol Hill for tax negotiations.
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It escalated to the point where I was going to get kicked out of my dorm.
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But given how quickly tensions with North Korea have escalated, any temporary win is worth celebrating.
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There were reasons for Petrov to think Reagan's brinkmanship had escalated to an actual nuclear exchange.
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The situation has only escalated with the dawn of e-commerce (and free returns), Moore says.
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What escalated the injury of cancer for me was the passivity medical protocols produced or required.
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Here's a guide to how we got here, and why violence on both sides has escalated.
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In Chile: Protests that began over a transit fare increase in Santiago have escalated for weeks.
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He has escalated his feud with the Democratic National Committee's chairwoman by endorsing her main challenger.
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It started with "back and forth" between the three students and quickly escalated, according to Boyce.
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Events have escalated quickly, with one Australian minister accusing New Zealand of meddling in its politics.
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Japan and South Korea are locked in a trade war that has escalated in recent months.
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Clashes between protesters and police escalated last week when pro-democracy activists filled Hong Kong's airport.
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In 2010 the ratio had escalated to 21625-to-2900 between California (220006,2202,2628) and Wyoming (28500,6900).
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"A simple lesson of not being a complainer sure escalated quickly," she said to USA Today.
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Between threats of lawsuits and claims of reporting companies to the FBI, it's sure escalated quickly.
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It quickly escalated after Grams shoved Brown and Brown told the officer not to touch him.
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By Friday, when the situation had escalated, several senior aides began drafting a more sweeping statement.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump escalated his threat to apply new tariffs on European autos Friday.
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The competing demonstrations escalated into fights and people throwing fireworks, rocks and bottles at each other.
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But government efforts to rein in alleged abuses by the company have escalated in recent months.
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Looting of humanitarian supplies has also escalated with 19 incidents so far in 2017, it said.
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Tensions escalated at the border Sunday after migrants attempted to force their way across the border.
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But following the marriage, Crawford claims her friend became further isolated and her drug use escalated.
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The opposition between the two CEOs escalated and Scor eventually sued Derez for breach of trust.
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In other areas of Yemen, the poorest Arabian Peninsula nation, fighting has escalated, including in Sanaa.
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" The situation escalated when the Insta user returned to the comments, writing: "Ari cheated on maccccccc.
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Tensions between Washington and Pyongyang escalated after North Korea conducted its sixth nuclear test last weekend.
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As President, Uribe negotiated with the paracos , even as he escalated the war against the FARC .
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The decline also came as trade tensions between China and the United States escalated last month.
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What's next: The immediate concern is whether the situation along the border can be de-escalated.
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The argument actually escalated after Headley was talking to C Brian McCann, who asked what happened.
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This escalated until he was sleeping on a park bench, willingly homeless to avoid his apartment.
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It escalated from there; most of Brown's posts have since been deleted, but Soulja Boy's remain.
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On Friday, Mr. Duterte escalated his antidrug campaign by comparing it to Hitler and the Holocaust.
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Once filming began, she claims the sexual harassment stopped but the rage escalated and demands continued.
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The arguing escalated into yelling, almost like it was a competition for who could get louder.
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To recap: Trump officials' pressure on Ukraine to agree to a quid pro quo escalated gradually.
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Bernie could have de-escalated and said, 'I'm sorry if she thought that's what I said.
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The episode sharply escalated tensions between the countries, two of the Middle East's most important powers.
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In January 2006, she was given a threat of eviction from Mr. Loewentheil, and things escalated.
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The situation has escalated this week, with the World Health Organization declaring COVID-85033 a pandemic.
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When she refused, the federation escalated the dispute by withdrawing Spain's team from a European tournament.
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After the grand jury decision to not indict Ferguson Police officer Darren Wilson, demonstrations briefly escalated.
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Mr. Trump has made similar comments since the White House escalated tensions with Iran last month.
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On Tuesday, before the airport protests escalated, Hong Kong's chief executive Carrie Lam condemned the protests.
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The months spent emailing, phoning and traveling escalated her anxiety while her tumors continued to grow.
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But in high school, Mr. Lino's mental health issues escalated and he stopped going to class.
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But as partisan tensions escalated, she eventually tightened control, allowing only amendments approved by the leadership.
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The tit-for-tat between the cabinet secretary and the congressman quickly escalated into partisan warfare.
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For decades, the costs of health care in America have escalated without comparable improvements in quality.
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He was soon gambling and selling drugs in Harlem; his crimes later escalated to armed robberies.
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"I was just going for a casual swim, so it's escalated a bit," Johnson told TVNZ.
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"After three days we escalated," said Benjamin McKean, an undergraduate founder of Harvard's Living Wage movement.
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Yet by Monday, these skirmishes had escalated into an attack on northeast New Delhi's Muslim residents.
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The events escalated an undeclared war the two countries have been fighting for nearly five years.
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Patients and hospital workers fled the emergency room or hid in rooms as the situation escalated.
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It quickly escalated into the first of three urgent care visits during my seven-day trip.
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However, tariffs have only escalated between the two countries since 2018, creating uncertainty and denting growth.
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However, tariffs have only escalated between the two countries since 2018, creating uncertainty and curbing growth.
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On Tuesday, the conflict escalated as riot police deployed to the airport clashed with the demonstrators.
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Trade tensions between the U.S. and China have escalated in recent weeks as negotiations have stalled.
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One airport official even admitted that since things had escalated so quickly, they were in disarray.
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Their concerns escalated this week when President Trump effectively banned travel from Europe for 30 days.
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Cabrera and Romine then began arguing, which escalated with a shove and several punches from Cabrera.
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More than 2,000 passengers are under a two-week quarantine, as cases onboard have escalated rapidly.
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By the final weeks, the race had escalated into the first big special election of 2020.
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Tensions have escalated since North Korea conducted its sixth and most powerful nuclear test on Sept.
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Perry's latest YouTube drama escalated in December 2019 when another mukbanger accused him of abusive behavior.
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Senses, nervous systems and behaviors escalated an arms race against the senses and behaviors of others.
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Trump and his legal team have escalated their attacks on the special counsel in recent weeks.
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Tensions between the two escalated after Riyadh's execution of a top Shia cleric at the weekend.
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As the war in neighboring Syria escalated, Lebanon became gripped by tensions linked to the conflict.
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He sent about 373,000 troops to Saudi Arabia in recent months as tensions with Iran escalated.
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The spread into South Korea and Italy has escalated concerns of the outbreak's global economic impact.
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Meanwhile, the spread of the coronavirus in Europe escalated when Italy reported a surge in cases.
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"This led to escalated and undue criticism of the organization he chaired," Dr. van Ypersele wrote.
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But as the outbreak escalated, he began sharing videos of Wuhan's empty streets and crowded hospitals.
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Tension between the United States and North Korea has escalated over North Korea's recent missile tests.
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The White House on Tuesday evening escalated the fight with House Democrats over their impeachment inquiry.
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Although that internal war ended, a second civil war began in 1999 and escalated in 2000.
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As the power struggle escalated, Mr. Klitschko flew to New York to meet with Mr. Giuliani.
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It began to stop imports of American agricultural products a year ago as trade tensions escalated.
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" A few years later, it escalated the warning of nuclear annihilation to "hundreds of American cities.
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The virus outbreak escalated just before the new year, one of China's most significant economic events.
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Things escalated in the weeks before the murder when Veronica won a court battle for custody.
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Aggressive police tactics have inflamed the protesters, which has only escalated the brutality on both sides.
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Trump has escalated his attacks on Obama even as Obama has stayed largely quiet about him.
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Other leading Democratic presidential candidates have escalated pressure on congressional Democrats to begin impeachment this week.
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Sullivan's comments come as tensions between North Korea and the United States have escalated this year.
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"The officer should have de-escalated the tension instead of raising the danger level," he said.
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But even though a Senate trial is now officially looming, Trump, if anything, escalated the ugliness.
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The protests largely started off peacefully but violence has escalated as the summer has dragged on.
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The deal is significant in part because of how the US-China trade war has escalated.
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The move dramatically escalated Arab-Israeli tensions and pushed the region to the brink of war.
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"The Arab-Jewish conflict escalated into a nationalistic conflict, with Jerusalem at its center," he said.
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The PBOC has been ramping up policy easing since the virus outbreak escalated in late January.
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The attack has escalated tensions between Iran and the Persian Gulf states and their American allies.
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" The animals "were initially cautious," but then the introduction "quickly escalated into a more aggressive interaction.
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One night, things escalated into a physical altercation that sent both of us to the hospital.
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But as health officials plunged into Brooklyn's Williamsburg neighborhood to enforce the mandate, tensions only escalated.
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Gorogoa has slowly escalated the complexity of its brain teasers, but always at a manageable pace.
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Collecting later escalated, represented here by whole rooms devoted to his Italian and Northern Renaissance paintings.
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The situation escalated as local authorities refused to release details in their investigation into Gray's death.
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The footage of that confrontation on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial — the early clips that kicked off a national freakout, followed by the longer clips that escalated the national freakout, and then a new round of clips that escalated things once more — was all real.
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Shares linked to the defence industry gained a day after Japan's diplomatic row with South Korea escalated.
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S. tensions escalated again at the weekend as the two countries clashed over trade, technology and security.
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Its creation led to more deportations, which escalated during the Obama administration, especially during his first term.
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The move escalated the looming constitutional confrontation over Mueller's report between the Trump administration and congressional Democrats.
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Since then, his wealth has escalated wildly: He's worth around $60 billion as of right now, today.
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Trade tensions between the world's two largest economies escalated last year, putting global stock markets on edge.
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Energy escalated in Banjul on Saturday after reports emerged that the political leader had died in custody.
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Tensions with North Korea escalated during the spring and summer as Pyongyang kept at its missile tests.
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A police report obtained by CNN says that the situation escalated after the couple refused police commands.
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A police report obtained by CNN says that the incident escalated after the couple refused police commands.
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Tensions between the United States and Iran escalated after President Donald Trump levied new sanctions on Monday.
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Since Seehofer escalated the dispute with Merkel over migration policy, the AfD has gained support in polls.
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Yet the ongoing level of rancor has sharply escalated less than two weeks into the new administration.
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Investigators said Labaut ignored repeated commands from officers trying to calm him down, but the situation escalated.
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Things escalated after that, and in 2017, I purchased 112 items on Amazon, all through Prime benefits.
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Global stock markets have seen heavy selling this week as the tensions between Washington and Beijing escalated.
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Flair claims that things escalated to the point where he was having around 20 drinks per day.
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Abortion providers often face protesters near their premises, but there's been times picketers have escalated the situation.
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Stocks are plummeting again as the U.S. China trade war escalated even further to begin the week.
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The test launch escalated rising military tensions already heightened by ongoing US and South Korean military exercises.
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A political feud escalated into civil war, which has killed tens of thousands and displaced millions more.
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Beijing has since imposed additional tariffs on thousands of goods as a bitter trade war has escalated.
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Experts say that classification escalated things beyond a welfare check, and meant the officers would respond differently.
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Once outside, it escalated and at one point Tyga reaches for a grabs his security guard's gun.
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Shares linked to the defense industry gained a day after Japan's diplomatic row with South Korea escalated.
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Global stock markets have seen heavy selling this week as the tension between Washington and Beijing escalated.
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He pointed out all the instances where either Smith or Hayes could have de-escalated the situation.
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As things escalated, Leshore, 19, and his 47-year-old father Jimmy D Williams allegedly opened fire.
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The row has escalated, with both countries this month removing each other from favored-nation trading lists.
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The row has escalated, with both countries this month removing each other from favoured-nation trading lists.
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The fight escalated as the bearded man took out a gun, opened fire, and injured five people.
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The demonstrations started over the weekend, but escalated on Wednesday when police and demonstrators clashed for hours.
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Doubts over his ability to close out a major escalated, and many questioned his putting under pressure.
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The issue escalated when a KPMG employee, identified only as Srijesh, entered Ratein's office on March 15.
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Facebook says that these accelerated reports get escalated to local authorities twice as fast as unaccelerated reports.
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Things quickly escalated ... with Xan pulling a gun out multiple times, and pointing it at the man.
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But things escalated when Schroder threw the first shove -- triggering his friends to basically jump the guy.
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The trade war between the United States and China, which escalated recently, is also hurting the economy.
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But let's not minimize what transpired: Israel and Iran have sharply escalated their attacks on each other.
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The brigades escalated their violence and rhetoric even as they put forward two short-lived truce initiatives.
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The unrest escalated after police arrested the leader of the local teachers' union during the previous weekend.
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Fights between these workers and those who held their ground escalated, causing internal tensions in the union.
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A trade conflict between Washington and Beijing has escalated as the countries slap mounting tariffs on imports.
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The dispute escalated when talks collapsed in May after Washington accused Beijing of reneging on reform pledges.
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The investigation quickly escalated, as he was suspended by U.S. Figure Skating following a recommendation from SafeSport.
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Other candidates have also escalated calls for new gun control measures in response to last weekend's killings.
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Tensions between the U.S. and China escalated in May as negotiations for a trade deal broke down.
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The unrest has escalated since police arrested the leader of the local teachers' union earlier this month.
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Iran continued to abide by the terms of the deal until Washington sharply escalated tensions last month.
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To be clear, that discussion happened before tensions escalated in the subsequent months over Kashmir, Munter said.
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Since Ivanov was involved, the affair escalated from a personal matter to a matter of national security.
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As the in-fighting escalated, a group of authors banded together to create an anthology dubbed Cocktales.
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Go home, mayor pleads As the chaos escalated, authorities implored the crowds to disperse and go home.
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Protests, which have been ongoing for months, escalated in April and have resulted in dozens of deaths.
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From that point on the night is pretty blurry but I know things definitely escalated from there!
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"When he was asked for his identification, the situation escalated when he refused," police told the paper.
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Difficult decisions, or those involving politically contentious questions, are often "escalated" to the company's content policy team.
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The resulting court battle escalated to the point where India's Supreme Court was asked to weigh in.
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It started with racists holding tiki torches on Friday night, but escalated Saturday to marchers praising Hitler.
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Facebook video shows the argument between the cop and the mom that escalated into the arrest. 5.
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Al-Qaida-linked extremist groups have escalated attacks in the region, targeting Malian soldiers and administrative buildings.
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All materials must be escalated to senior management such as the general counsel or board of directors.
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When Dev seems genuinely interested in her story, Lisa reveals how Jeff's sexual aggression escalated over time.
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The defense said Yanez didn't have the time to do so, because the situation escalated so quickly.
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She allegedly escalated her attempts to engage in sexual activity with Farrer, and he continued to resist.
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But Chinese buyers nevertheless stopped purchasing American supplies last year as the trade dispute with Washington escalated.
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Wednesday's incident is the latest sign of escalated aggression from North Korean supreme leader Kim Jong-un.
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The last time Taiwan chose a DPP president, Chen Shui-bian, in 2000, cross-strait tensions escalated.
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The skirmish started with shouting matches and quickly escalated to brawls marked by punches and pepper spray.
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Some cases of controversial content are escalated all the way to the top while others languish, undetected.
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The drivers in Madrid escalated their protest this week by blocking one of the city's main arteries.
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Gianforte, a wealthy businessman, reportedly escalated his encounter with Jacobs to physical aggression all on his own.
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I hope it hasn't escalated to that point and can be handled with civility off the clock.
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Bit by bit, this sort of behavior becomes quickly normalized (in the parlance du jour) and escalated.
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That's only escalated in the wake of the five deaths, the most recent one being this week.
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Although the ceasefire agreed for Hodeidah largely holds, violence continues elsewhere and has escalated in recent weeks.
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The Jones breach suggests another step in a pattern of escalated abuse that can lead to violence.
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If the issue needs to be escalated, they can bee-line it to the nearest emergency room.
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Fighting in Gaza escalated Sunday following rocket attacks by Hamas and retaliatory airstrikes by Israel on Saturday.
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Leflar's friend, 19-year old Brenna Ecker, told CBC that after the breakup, Prockner's controlling behavior escalated.
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It escalated quickly because the humor was pushing us to go further and further and more extreme.
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Things then escalated that fall, when Vera had the boy in her regular English eighth-grade class.
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RALEIGH, N.C. — The nation's clash over the rights of transgender people escalated sharply on Monday as Gov.
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She embraced President Obama's endorsement, was bolstered by Senator Elizabeth Warren and escalated clashes with Donald Trump.
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He said the humanitarian situation was deteriorating as violence escalated and the country became increasingly cut off.
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That way the chat stays productive, and any threats of self-harm are escalated for urgent response.
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Japanese officials have escalated their verbal warnings to yen bulls against pushing up the currency too much.
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The costs of these potential wars, especially if they escalated to nuclear weapons, could scarcely be calculated.
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"That really set off a sell-off in the stock market and escalated recession fears," said Paulsen.
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Sanford has escalated his attacks against the president and GOP lawmakers aligned with Trump since his defeat.
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The Momo news cycle quickly escalated to a moral panic about what kids see on the internet.
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Similarly, Trump and his allies have continued and escalated their attacks against the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
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Now in their fifth month, the protests escalated October 23 after a police officer shot a protester.
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Drought also escalated this week in Texas, Colorado and Nebraska - all top eight winter wheat producing states.
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In recent days, Moscow has escalated the tone of its assertions, saying that Washington was supporting terrorists.
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Speculation has escalated in recent weeks that the longtime fixer for Trump may turn on the president.
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Inflows in the past two weeks have escalated to highs last seen more than three years ago.
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Speaking of Cersei, things escalated in King's Landing and it didn't work in her favor, as usual.
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The rebels say their campaign in the area had been gradually escalated over the last five months.
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Read more: MLB trade deadline: Here are the big names likely to be dealtFrom there, things escalated.
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"That escalated quickly," Devin Ryan, an analyst with JMP Securities, said in a Tuesday note to clients.
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The advances escalated, she alleges, culminating in an incident in her hotel room in Simi Valley, Calif.
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Traders appear sanguine despite the uncertainties of tax reform getting through in Washington and escalated geopolitical tensions.
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As the violence escalated, at least one protester was killed, said Abdullahi Muhammed, an IMN youth leader.
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Tensions between Israel and Hezbollah, which last fought a major conflict in 2006, have escalated this year.
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As the outbreak escalated, WHO pushed for fast-track development of the treatments and vaccines in progress.
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In the case of Georgia, in particular, he offers a persuasive account of how the conflict escalated.
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Domestic incidents don't account for nearly as many US mass shootings as, say, escalated fights in nightspots.
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The March decline also came as trade tensions between China and the United States escalated last month.
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She started by selling merchandise for a few weeks with them, and then things escalated very quickly.
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But in the case of Ms. Gaines, according to the police, it may have escalated the encounter.
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Tensions escalated in August between Washington and Pyongyang over North Korea's rapidly advancing nuclear and missiles programs.
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New York and other major cities escalated "social distancing" policies by closing schools, bars, restaurants and theaters.
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"Instead of escalating the situation, he should have de-escalated it," said that juror, a white man.
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As the outbreak escalated, the couple worried about friends and family members traveling from the United States.
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In recent days, though, the simmering tensions between the president and America's intelligence community has sharply escalated.
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"I think there was a sense that the economic costs escalated faster than anyone had expected," Szakonyi.
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The FSB said the situation escalated further late on Sunday and in the early hours of Monday.
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It escalated late last year as the elections for the more important lower house of Parliament approached.
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From there it escalated big time, with Larissa claiming she scratched Colt because he was hurting her.
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The intensity and frequency of domestic abuse escalated directly after 9/11, Hurricane Sandy and Hurricane Katrina.
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"The Saudis have escalated," said Bruce O. Riedel, an expert on Saudi Arabia at the Brookings Institution.
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Other fans of Tomlinson, Malik, and Eilish alike are laughing at how quickly a simple like escalated.
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Washington's dispute with Beijing escalated last week as both sides leveled more tariffs on each other's exports.
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A wider pro-democracy movement has escalated more recently, with some residents demanding full autonomy from Beijing.
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Tensions escalated in 2014 when Russia annexed Crimea and then began fomenting armed revolt in eastern Ukraine.
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Jones's maneuvers have escalated one of the worst fissures in decades in the normally clubby ownership group.
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"I am sorry this incident escalated to this level," he said at a news conference on Wednesday.
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SPX and globally in recent days as the expected impact of the coronavirus on corporate results escalated.
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Tensions sharply escalated between Washington and Tehran following America's targeted killing early Friday in Iraq of Gen.
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Tensions with Pyongyang have escalated into perhaps the most serious foreign policy challenge yet for Mr. Trump.
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At the same time, insurgent violence escalated and large parts of the country were under Taliban control.
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The feud has only escalated in the leadup to the Iowa caucuses set to take place Monday.
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After Pelosi's comments appeared in the Dowd column, tensions between the speaker and the Squad only escalated.
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The already devastating war escalated last month after Houthis fired a missile on Riyadh, Saudi Arabia's capital.
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All social media CEOs have said they&aposve had moderation, disinformation, and manipulation decisions escalated to them.
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As tensions with Europe escalated over the past several years, all sorts of false news stories emerged.
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Last year in Cancún, Mexico, for instance, Facebook arguments over racist videos escalated to fatal mob violence.
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Looming over the crisis have been memories of earlier protests by Indigenous people that escalated into violence.
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The traditional rush for applications has escalated this year because the future of the program is unclear.
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"The RCMP recognizes the importance for this crisis to be de-escalated," she said in a statement.
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Oscar Hood, 73, was pretty certain he had encountered the squirrel not long before its behavior escalated.
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The North has escalated its pressure by conducting a slew of short-range weapons tests since July.
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This year, the rush has escalated to an all-out frenzy, because the program's future is unclear.
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Tensions escalated earlier this month after Trump approved a U.S. drone strike that killed top Iranian Gen.
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In the meantime, Leven and others escalated their plea to Simon Pope, the security manager at Microsoft.
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Tensions between the U.S. and Turkey have escalated recently, with Trump demanding Brunson's release late last month.
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Their protest escalated to a clash with LGBTQ activists, amounting to violence and use of homophobic slurs.
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Sinema was born in to a middle-class Tucson family, whose financial woes escalated during the 1980s.
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The conflict has escalated over months, which has led to violence, major transportation shutdowns, and ongoing unrest.
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Stock markets have slumped in recent days as the U.S. and China have escalated their tariff threats.
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The case was dismissed -- so she escalated it to the Supreme Court, where it is still pending.
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The Sabres' frustration escalated as Rasmus Dahlin became entangled with Konecny at 18:36 of the second.
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Chipmakers also found themselves at the center of the escalated trade battle between the U.S. and China.
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If you're reading this on Sunday, then the US-China trade war has just escalated once again.
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One man was killed and others injured earlier this month when one such dispute escalated into gunbattles.
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The largely peaceful protests have escalated in recent days as armed government groups engaged in deadly clashes.
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Tensions between FedEx and Chinese authorities have escalated as the larger US-China trade war drags on.
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Industrial unrest has escalated in recent months as it makes slow progress in talks with some unions.
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The move further escalated tensions in the region after it conducted a nuclear test earlier this month.
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The tweets prompted an angry response from Ankara and further escalated tensions between the two NATO allies.
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With quality of care, professional propriety and staff safety at risk, polite conversations escalated to rancorous confrontations.
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The July 9.33 email came after the couple escalated their complaints all the way to the CEO.
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The new punitive nature of pre-emptions, though, has escalated the fight beyond the usual partisan bickering.
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The sanctions imposed on Pdvsa, Venezuela's state-run oil company, escalated the fight over the country's leadership.
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Mr. Craig left Skadden Arps last year as the investigation of his work with Mr. Manafort escalated.
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Witnesses say he allegedly escalated a violent confrontation between 6ix9ine's NYC entourage and his label head's security.
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On Friday, the Trump administration escalated its war on Planned Parenthood and the women who use it.
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It began with kissing that was "not unwelcome," she said, but quickly escalated into nonconsensual oral sex.
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It's a far cry from lethal force and is escalated only if police escalate first, they say.
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The situation de-escalated as protesters walked away from the barricade and marched toward the administrative building.
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The benchmark Treasury yield continued to collapse on concerns about slowing global growth and the escalated trade war.
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In El Salvador, cases of Zika have escalated since it was first reported at the end of November.
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The message says that my issue has been escalated and that I'll be contacted by them very soon.
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