Tech earnings kick into high gear the week of Jan.
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Retail earnings: Retail earnings kick into high gear this week.
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This is where alternative authentication schemes kick into high gear.
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Your estrogen is kicking your sex drive into high gear.
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It's a necessary turn to get back into high gear.
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Celebrities are kicking the bottle cap challenge into high gear.
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And of course, their wedding planning is in high gear!
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That decision moved the debate on immigration into high gear.
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"It really kicked our viewership into high gear," he says.
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The bank's downward spiral kicked into high gear last month.
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At week's end the blame game was in high gear.
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The American jobs machine has moved back into high gear.
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The Trump charm offensive is also kicking into high gear.
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After that piece aired, they immediately went into high gear.
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After that, tensions between the two shifted into high gear.
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I've also kicked my listening tools usage into high gear.
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Bipartisan negotiations in the House quickly kicked into high gear.
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The Print Hub kicks into high gear in the evening.
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Tyga just set Kylie Jenner's upcoming 19th birthday into high gear.
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Let's hope Snap finally puts the IPO market into high gear.
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Retail earnings: Earnings from US retailers kick into high gear Tuesday.
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In the meantime, the Mueller investigation is kicking into high gear.
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But its fight against Amazon is still kicking into high gear.
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But with the impending eclipse, planning has kicked into high gear.
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PR machine is kicking into high gear to promote the film.
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Washington (CNN)The lobbying bonanza has officially kicked into high gear.
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But there's little doubt that development is shifting into high gear.
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The rapprochement has been in high gear since the spring of 2018.
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From there, CAOS jumps into high gear towards the possible end days.
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Jamie Foxx sure knows how to kick a shindig into high gear.
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We then kick it into high gear, prep and keep on rockin'.
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At least we know that season 8 is kicking into high gear.
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She kicks into high gear, grabs her gun, and wakes up Ozzy.
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News of the series on Tuesday sent the Twittersphere into high gear.
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And you know what that means: Piracy has kicked into high gear.
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The Democratic contest for president is about to shift into high gear.
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Remember, the tax reform package has yet to kick into high gear.
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Outside groups have shifted into high gear as the election draws near.
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Pop R&B newcomer Skylar Stecker's career has kicked into high gear.
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The CrunchMatch algorithm kicks into high gear to find and suggest matches.
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Reports also show how schools are jumping into high gear over coronavirus.
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The authorization debate was kicked into high gear last June after Rep.
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Begun unofficially five years ago, the office kicked into high gear in 2000.
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After a few years of buildup, Obamacare kicked the scams into high gear.
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The hunt for new revenue streams—like silencers—is now in high-gear.
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And now the summer travel season is about to kick into high gear.
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We are winning and TAX CUTS will shift our economy into high gear!
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The outage occurred as the U.S. summer driving season kicks into high gear.
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Now is the time to "kick your (preparation) into high gear," Harzog says.
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My interest was piqued and my life-satisfaction FOMO kicked into high gear.
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The fight over the full, unredacted Mueller report is kicking into high gear.
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By Revolver, the absurdist, let's-just-have-fun concept was in high gear.
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Now, Robert A. Iger wanted to kick the yearslong negotiations into high gear.
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Apple's program dwarfs others even as stock repurchase efforts kick into high gear.
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But with Trump's endorsement, the conversation has kicked into high gear once again.
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It's now peak Yeti time, because football tailgating season is in high gear.
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But let's say you really want to kick your saving into high gear.
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As the Trump campaign kicked into high gear in 2015, Sater saw an opportunity.
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After this scary stunt, Ally and Ivy kick their escape plan into high gear.
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With the West Coast folks now at work, my day kicks into high gear.
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As the election looms, Obama's plan to save the planet kicks into high gear.
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Margot could be taking a quick break before kicking it into high gear again.
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Stay tuned; we should find out more as CES kicks into high gear. h2.
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And as the rebuilding kicks into high gear, the construction industry is at capacity.
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If the rumor mill goes into high gear, that might be the right time.
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With second-quarter reporting season kicking into high gear, scorecards from Apple, Alphabet, Amazon.
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With Labor Day nearing, the 2020 presidential campaigns are kicking it into high gear.
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But that's when Kentucky kicked into high gear, outscoring Canisius 220-163 until intermission.
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It took a while for the 1990s stock market to kick into high gear.
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Then the second half of the season hits, and things rev into high gear.
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Overnight, the approach Disney had taken with the first musical kicked into high gear.
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So much of a hangover is your body's own immune system kicking into high gear.
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In 2018, illuminating conversations about how our smartphones hijack our minds kicked into high gear.
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The water crisis kicked into high gear after the switch in water sources took place.
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Her music career is definitely in high gear, but Kiyoko's acting days aren't behind her.
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The streaming wars kick into high gear The long-hyped streaming wars have finally arrived.
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Leave it to Sharon Osbourne to kick the People's Choice Awards into high gear – literally.
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An Arcade Fire show running at high gear is, putting it bluntly, the fucking best.
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It's such a powerful moment when your pre-teen hormones are kicked into high gear.
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Jay Leno has shifted to high gear for the second season of Jay Leno's Garage.
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That leaves a short window for passage before the 85033 campaign kicks into high gear.
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Pike's survival instincts kicked into high gear and he tried to fight off the lion.
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This dynamic is kicking into high gear under President Trump and a Republican-controlled Congress.
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Construction activity swung back into high gear in March with the return of warm weather.
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Retail earnings are kicking into high gear with Target and Lowe's reporting on Wednesday morning.
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The battle between Trump and Beijing has kicked into high gear over the past week.
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His body showed signs of intense stress, and his immune system was in high gear.
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The CrunchMatch (powered by Brella) algorithm shifts into high gear to find like-minded startuppers.
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China did indeed benefit, kicking its manufacturing machine into high gear and boosting its exports.
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And with big tech earnings kicking into high gear, traders are doubling down on Facebook.
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Once Walmart agreed to the partnership they kicked the project into high-gear, she said.
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Commercial: A terrific test for men and machines, they take the bumps in high gear.
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And the fact that these are launching right before holiday shopping kicks into high gear — coincidence?
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The pound is effectively trading flat as traders wait for campaigning to kick into high gear.
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The final season of Game of Thrones kicked into high gear this week. High. Bloody. Gear.
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Ambitions space program FAST also underpins China's bold space program, which is kicking into high gear.
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But what kicked things into high gear was a video Gigi posted on December 16, 2013.
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If the driver floors it, the cooling kicks into high gear as well, ensuring constant power.
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Congress returns and the presidential campaign kicks into high gear in the photos of the week.
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Day 6 With four missing men on their radar, authorities kick their investigation into high gear.
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After that, all bets were off, sending the whip operations for both campaigns into high gear.
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Eager to throw its product development into high gear, Postmates snagged the team from Hey, Inc.
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According to the Astrotwins, there's yet another reason to kick your life into high gear now.
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As earnings kick into high gear, investors have brushed the trade war threat to the background.
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But hopefully instead, you'll see the writing on the wall and kick it into high gear.
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Meanwhile, we should also put into high gear efforts to encourage other countries to do more.
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A month before the Republican National Convention in Cleveland, veepstakes speculation has kicked into high gear.
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Grassley's comments come as the yearly speculation about potential Supreme Court retirements kicks into high gear.
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When I stopped talking to my mom, then it kind of kicked up into high gear.
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Iacocca began his career just as post-war prosperity kicked the Auto Age into high gear.
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Mr. Rodriguez swung into high gear, mobilizing Hispanic pastors to visit their legislators at the Capitol.
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After the design validation tests, Orbital ATK kicked its 18-station assembly line into high gear.
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But America's killing of top Iranian General Qassem Soleimani last week kicked it into high gear.
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All eyes will be on corporate earnings this week as earnings season shifts into high gear.
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Mostly it seemed like jumping on a speeding treadmill as it was cranking into high gear.
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Hollywood awards season is about to step into high gear with the 75th Annual Golden Globe Awards.
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His efforts to arrange a phone call between Trump and Zelensky went into high gear in July.
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Meanwhile, the Communist Party's propaganda machine kicked into high gear, Bill Bishop reports in his Sinocism newsletter.
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When retail earnings season kicks into high gear this week, you may be tempted to panic. Don't.
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Benioff and Weiss are ready to kick things into high gear and start sprinting towards the endgame.
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When you get warm, your body tries to compensate by setting your sweat glands into high gear.
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Investors have turned their attention to the quarterly earnings season that kicked into high gear this week.
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Chevrolet has not released pricing for the 2.0-liter, turbocharged Traverse RS. (c) 2017, High Gear Media.
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And, with major outlets rolling out deals, it's time to kick your gift-giving into high gear.
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The moments and sequences where Johnson and team cranked into high gear were nothing short of astounding.
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And all around the headquarters, there are signs that the Weather Channel has kicked into high gear.
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But I want to start with the midterm elections, which shift into high gear beginning, well, now.
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The night kicked off with a rooftop reception, but after sunset, the party kicked into high gear.
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Earnings season really kicks into high-gear on Friday with J.P. Morgan (JPM) and Wells Fargo (WFC).
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Work on a major defense bill kicks into high gear, while several nominations are on the line.
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Start marking your ballots: The awards season kicks into high gear with the 74th annual Golden Globes.
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And that royal economy, normally catering to tourists and enthusiasts, kicks into high gear around major events.
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It was a low-key affair, but the release seems to have kicked him back into high gear.
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Hollywood's awards season kicked into high gear Thursday morning with the nominations for the 2019 Golden Globe Awards.
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Disrupt Berlin 2018's two program-packed days of startup mania kicks into high gear tomorrow, 29 November.
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My journalism skills kick into high gear any time I get face time with a celebrity makeup artist.
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Locals told VICE News the algae problem appeared to kick into high gear after the water was released.
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MARKETING SUCCESSES Iacocca began his career just as post-war prosperity kicked the Auto Age into high gear.
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Her publicists kicked into high gear, sending out fresh copies of the manuscript scrubbed clean of the controversy.
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India's celebrations will go into high gear Tuesday with Prime Minister Narendra Modi set to address the nation.
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When he came up with the concept for the company, the dot-com boom was in high gear.
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Iowans may epitomize middle America, but their caucus last night kicked an oddly European election into high gear.
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Hollywood awards season kicked into high gear Monday morning with the announcement of the 2018 Golden Globe nominations.
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Your mind is racing this week as your planetary ruler, Mercury, kicks into high gear and changes signs.
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And If Mueller uncovers serious wrongdoing by Trump, calls for impeachment will no doubt kick into high gear.
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If you plan to buy a home soon, try to kick your savings rate into high gear now.
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Third-quarter corporate reporting season kicks into high gear on Thursday with results from JPMorgan Chase and Citigroup.
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The service struggled to attract an audience at first — but then the 2016 campaign kicked into high gear.
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This Mueller line of inquiry seems to have kicked into high gear at the beginning of this year.
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That shifted Congress into high gear on a search for a legislative replacement for the Obama-era program.
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Bike and scooter regulation went into high gear around 2013, when New York City's bike-sharing program debuted.
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As a result, bacteria edge closer to the intestinal wall, and the immune system kicks into high gear.
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With a new wife and more children to create space for, he moved the project into high gear.
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Its growth was steady for more than a decade, only kicking into high gear the past few years.
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The Palmetto State hosts the last early-state contest before the presidential primary season launches into high gear.
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The past few days have kicked speculation into high gear about how much longer he can hang on.
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Animal protein flips the mTOR switch into high gear (which is why Clement is into mostly vegan keto).
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By the time Humar entered high school in 2004, the party's patriotic indoctrination had kicked into high gear.
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ISIS's well-oiled expeditionary capability and resources were moved into high gear with the impending loss of territory.
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The company is expected to announce more product updates before the holiday shopping season kicks into high gear.
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The Sushi Chef Institute in California recently kicked sushi's "shareability" factor into high gear with one record-breaking roll.
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Meanwhile, he stressed the CDC needs additional emergency funds from Congress to kick these prevention efforts into high gear.
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As the hospital pushed into high gear to respond to the shooting victims, the pharmacy backed up, Wimsett said.
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The conversation about whether felons should be allowed to vote while incarcerated kicked into high gear after Vermont Sen.
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Recently, the pace has picked up as the ad wars of the 2016 elections have turned into high gear.
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Summer is already in high gear and that means it's time for grilling, traveling and playing in the sun.
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In the era of President Trump, business leaders and CEOs need to shift their sensemaking skills into high gear.
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Computex has already shifted into high gear with Sam Byford in Taipei covering the action live all week long.
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The caucus could kick into high gear if Democrats are able to retake the House in November's midterm elections.
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Indeed, the bull market has kicked into high gear this year as all major indices smashed through record highs.
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It's part of an increased focus by the White House on politics as midterm campaigns swing into high gear.
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"I know that when there's a deadline like draft day we all put it in high gear," Ujiri said.
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The other investigations The fight for Mueller's findings isn't the only thing that's about to kick into high gear.
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With Democrats taking a clear lead going into November, the GOP had already kicked its campaigns into high gear.
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GM (GM) has struggled to kick into high gear since returning to the public markets nearly eight years ago.
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By the end of June, with the presidential election in high gear, the court will reach a defining moment.
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The Genesis brand won't kick into high gear until the arrival of the more sought-after S.U.V.s and crossovers.
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That time, when the brain is in high gear, can be used for advanced physics—or maybe Chinese literature.
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So it's unlikely the T. rex in "Jurassic Park" could have kept up with a Jeep in high gear.
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Wasiu kicked the party into high gear; Daniel Caesar was pretty chill; and headliners Foxtrott shredded into the night.
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Here are seven ways President-elect Trump can shift our efforts in the Arctic from low to high gear. 1.
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It also cannot be blamed on stock market volatility, as that didn't really kick into high gear until mid-November.
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The Prince criminal death investigation is in high gear, and authorities are scrutinizing two doctors ... law enforcement sources tell TMZ.
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With gear control, you can literally flip the GLX into high gear, which reaches a top speed of 15-18mph.
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They were a gift to his rivals as the race kicks into high gear before next week's first Democratic debates.
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" Napolitano said that when the Trump administration attempted to end the program in 2588, "we immediately went into high gear.
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New Hampshire's primary follows on February 11, and then things kick into high gear with Super Tuesday on March 3.
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New Hampshire's primary follows on February 11, and then things kick into high gear with Super Tuesday on March 3.
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In the Instagram comments, the fandom kicked into high gear, posting snake emojis and exclamation points, and all-caps screaming.
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I'm still working on fittings; I need to get my hair done — Momma's got to kick it into high gear!
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Hollywood awards season is about to step into high gear with the 74th Annual Golden Globe Awards just days away.
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With the last day to register, October 11, looming, both camps have moved into high-gear to find new voters.
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Of course, as Marvel's "Phase Three" shifts into high gear, things are only going to get crazier and more complicated.
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The Italian native says she had to kick her workouts into high gear after the birth of her second daughter.
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Immigrant communities' fear of public officials predates the Trump administration but has been kicked into high gear under this president.
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With much left to the imagination, my younger self who fancied herself the next Nancy Drew kicked into high gear.
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Sanders's supporters have generally struggled to get his "political revolution" kicking into high gear at the state and local level.
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Shortly thereafter, the effort to pressure Comey to change his mind and reopen the criminal investigation went into high gear.
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Last night's finale of The Biggest Loser sent Internet chatter into high gear when winner Rachel Frederickson took the stage.
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Amazon comes into its first earnings report of 2020 in need of something to jolt the stock into high gear.
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Shapiro quit the company days later, and the anti-Semitic vitriol ''revved up into super high gear,'' he told me.
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Four years later, the aggressive Ailes approach kicked into high gear in the presidential campaign of the elder George Bush.
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In reality, Reagan leveraged supply side economics into high gear and this worked to the overall advantage of the economy.
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For now, U.S. companies seem to be profiting mightily from tax cuts as the earnings season shifts into high gear.
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But come March or April, when the rental season moves into high gear, landlords will be pressured to move apartments.
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Fourth-quarter corporate earnings season is in high gear, with more than 22 percent of S&P 500 companies having reported.
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Now the remaining girls can focus on the positive, kick it into high gear and battle it out for the crown.
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Earnings season is in high gear, and one trader is expecting a big surprise from one company reporting next week: Chipotle.
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Nearly a decade later — as the economy kicks back into high gear, driving new business — Dion finds himself with nine employees.
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With the release of her seventh studio album imminent, Swifties have kicked into high gear with theories, much to Swift's delight.
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With the new $140 million in the bank, Rocket Lab is set up to kick its manufacturing facilities into high gear.
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Now that it's the last day in November, that means it's officially time to kick your holiday shopping into high gear.
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To combat this, various organizations — including the US Food and Drug Administration — are kicking their anti-vaping campaigns into high gear.
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And as the debate season kicks into high gear, Trump is creating an added burden for Republican candidates in competitive races.
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The U.S. fracking revolution is in high gear, and nearly-endless bounties of liquid gold lie beneath the West Texas ground.
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We're just a couple weeks away from Google's big Pixel 2 event so, naturally, the leaks have kicked into high gear.
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Samsung's big Galaxy S8 unveil is still a month away so, naturally, it's time for leaks to kick into high gear.
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The leaks kicked into high gear a while ago, but even those have ramped up considerably in the last few days.
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The PC era really kicked into high gear in the mid-1990's with the launch of Windows 95 from Microsoft.
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The three member nations want to seal a deal before Mexico's presidential election campaign kicks into high gear early next year.
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It's then that the story kicks into high gear, and when my own interest in Horizon went from casual to obsessive.
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So if Labor Day doesn't really matter anymore, when's the new starting point for when the election kicks into high gear?
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Zero tolerance kicked into high gear, and stayed there, after youth violence had already entered what would become a steep decline.
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Variety said the film "kicks the drama into high gear" when Mohammed's journey to the TV auditions in Cairo proves dangerous.
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Timing: Shanahan's trip comes as the Trump administration's efforts to negotiate a peace agreement with the Taliban kick into high gear.
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Fourth-quarter corporate earnings season is in high gear, with more than 22 percent of S&P 203 companies having reported.
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Earnings are expected to become key for investors in the coming weeks as the U.S. reporting period kicks into high gear.
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This year, celebrations are in high gear as Kearny marks its 25.25th anniversary with block parties, musical performances and fireworks displays.
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America's bombing campaign over North Vietnam was in high gear, and Hanoi wanted to move its students to a safe place.
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By summer 2017, with Mr. Mueller's investigation in high gear, the F.B.I. still could not vouch for much of the dossier.
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The protests kicked into high gear later in the day, with people marching across London, banging drums, whooping and shouting slogans.
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What is clear is that the outrage machine of Five Star, a protest party born online, kicked into high gear Sunday.
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Yet as the 2018 campaign kicked into high gear, Sanford, who'd never lost a political race, found himself under mounting pressure.
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Larry King's divorce to his 7th wife is kicking into high gear ... we've learned their house is now up for sale.
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As we head into an election year, we should expect countries such as Russia to kick their operations into high gear.
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"The American job machine continues to operate in high gear," Mark Zandi, chief economist at Moody's Analytics, said in a statement.
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Google's attribution efforts kicked into high gear back in 2014 when the company acquired Adometry, a startup specializing in measuring marketing impact.
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Sanders slightly edged Clinton in contributions in 2015's fourth quarter, but his fundraising operation didn't kick into high gear until 2016.
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Barr identified four areas of the report for redaction: The fight over the full, unredacted Mueller report is kicking into high gear.
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After he was let in, Hannah asked to be made an administrator, and that's when the trolling really kicked into high gear.
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Thankfully, to help us kick our resolutions into high gear, Spotify just released a playlist of 2015's most popular running songs.
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After getting back into the grind at work, all of our normal back-to-reality stressors have kicked back into high gear.
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More from the campaign trail … 2020 race kicks into high gear before the 2018 midterms are even over (The Washington Post) … Sen.
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A year before the 28503 presidential campaign begins kicking into high gear, Democrats are still squabbling over what to do about superdelegates.
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Trump has said that he plans to kick it into high gear in the last two months before the 85033 midterm elections.
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Negative interest rates and a hefty quantitative easing programme are looking increasingly out of sync with a Swedish economy in high gear.
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A trade war hits high gear By the end of the week, Trump launched a trade war, erecting new tariffs against China.
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In 1989, a traveling survey of his work, with pictures of extreme homosexual acts, pushed the American culture wars into high gear.
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Should new home construction kick into high gear, say from relaxed construction-related regulations, then significantly better outcomes are to be expected.
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Expect Beijing to ratchet up its rhetoric and possibly even engage in meddling as the federal election campaign shifts into high gear.
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By morning, now nearly 48 hours since the quake, the pace was still in high gear, and the level of organization matched.
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Moses Greenwood gave the Lions a 7-220 lead at the 225:233 mark before the Cornhuskers offense got in high gear.
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Besha Rodell's Australia Fare food column has kicked into high gear lately, with reviews of Hobart's Agrarian Kitchen and Sydney's Saint Peter.
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But then the search for a replacement kicked into high gear, he said, and his partners shut him out of the process.
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Mr. Kim's recent diplomatic outreach kicked into high gear in February of this year during the Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang, South Korea.
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In the 2018 cycle, he kicked his fundraising operation into high gear, raising $537,85033 for front-line Democrats, including incoming freshman Reps.
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In 2500, France formed the first official study of Egyptology, and the European fascination with Egypt — dubbed "Egyptomania" — kicked into high gear.
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And now the real ickiness kicked into high gear in the board room with me and Porsha and Lisa in the hot seat.
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It not only forced her to kick her career into high gear, but it also helped spark the idea for her future business.
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This conflict between your popularity (which is very important to you) and increasing your cash flow will kick your week into high gear.
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Dow components Coca-Cola Co and United Technologies Corp both beat second-quarter earnings expectations as the reporting season shifts into high gear.
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Earnings are about to kick into high gear, and one strategist says that this time around, the optimism around earnings is well-warranted.
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One look at the headlines, and it is easy to see that the Trump administration's deregulation efforts continue to shift into high gear.
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The House is taking a weeklong break, but the Senate will be in high gear tackling a number of issues related to cybersecurity.
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Then the GOP's months-long effort to repeal ObamaCare kicked into high gear, and Cummings said he never heard back from the president.
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Canada this week welcomed Trump's suggestion that NAFTA talks could be extended beyond March when Mexico's presidential election campaign kicks into high gear.
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" "Misrepresentations of my work are in high gear this morning, so just in case it need be said: I am not anti-vaxx.
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" Mr. Midkiff said there was too much oversupply, which would be used up only "if the global economy kicks it into high gear.
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As the summer travel season kicks into high gear, the Transportation Security Administration is looking to add thousands of workers to its ranks.
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Mr. Litwin points to Ace Hotel in New York, which opened in 2009, as the property that pushed the phenomenon into high gear.
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Bernie Sanders's 2020 presidential campaign is in high gear, and this means more attention on his at times shaky relationship with black communities.
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As Nissan's turnaround went into high gear in the 2000s, Mr. Ghosn reached outside the hierarchy to make Mr. Shiga his No. 2.
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For this reason, the Fed typically prefers to move to the background after the campaign season gets into high gear after Labor Day.
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New York has been roiled with closures of cultural institutions this week, since the effort to stop the coronavirus kicked into high gear.
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As Trump's 2020 reelection campaign swings into high gear, loyalty is clearly the non-negotiable trait he's seeking in those who surround him.
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It's at this point, roughly halfway through the book, that the narrative kicks into high gear; I read the rest in one sitting.
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But House GOP leaders and the White House kicked into high gear Tuesday night in a last-ditch effort to save the bill.
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I've always gone to the beach and been a big ocean enthusiast, so I knew I had to kick it into high gear.
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I've always gone to the beach and been a big ocean enthusiast, so I knew I had to kick it into high gear.
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This includes increasing respiration and heart rate, sweating, and a host of chemicals — neurotransmitters and hormones — that kick our metabolism into high gear.
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Then the GOP's monthslong effort to repeal ObamaCare kicked into high gear, and the lawmakers say they never heard back from the president.
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For example, when Britney's performance let the beat drop from the slower verse into the EDM chorus, the dancing kicked into high gear.
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And just because we kick our cabooses into high gear during summertime doesn't mean we don't need the same support while on-the-go.
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But instead of coasting, this group has been in high-gear, super-focused and the mindset and hard work has produced an epic year.
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Their work was initially relegated to the dustbins of academia, but things changed as the information age kicked into high gear around the 2000s.
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The Farm's Pull, Explained After Betty's own mom Alice (Mädchen Amick) snubs her in public, the teen gumshoe's Farm investigation jumps into high gear.
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Charitable donations generally kick into high gear on "Giving Tuesday, " a single day specifically focused on charity in the shopping-heavy week after Thanksgiving.
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That's when Brella's algorithm kicks into high gear and — faster than you can say "artificial intelligence" — it matches the appropriate investors with suitable founders.
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In June 2016, as the general election campaign was kicking into high gear, Donald Trump Jr. met with a Russian attorney named Natalia Veselnitskaya.
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In fact, it appears the brand responsible for the unicorn craze in the first place is ready to kickstart it into high gear... again.
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With wedding season in high gear we decided to round up 7 similar styles to shop at every price, starting from $56 to $650!
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The bike-share war went into high gear this week, when Lyft officially announced it had acquired the country's largest bike-share operator, Motivate.
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The back of the estate's another story, but the horde of trailers, trucks and porta-potties suggests the landscaping operation is in high gear.
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Strategists said they expect to hear more from companies on the trade conflict when first-quarter reporting kicks into high gear around mid-April.
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Dungen's post-rock sludgey take on the night's common themes provided a soft, dissociative comedown—before the after parties kicked into high gear upstairs.
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The electric power company has faced intense scrutiny over its slow restoration of service, which did not kick into high gear until recent months.
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The sympathetic nervous system — the one in charge of regulating your fight-or-flight responses — is set off into high gear, explains Scientific American.
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Collins said in the interview that Kavanaugh "has received some threats and goodness knows" as the battle over his nomination kicks into high gear.
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Word that Ali was on life support kicked the planning into high gear on Friday afternoon, just after the daily 4:30 news meeting.
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Seeing the state I was in, she went into high gear, boiling tea, laying me out on the couch, and cleaning up my face.
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So I took his place and shifted my research into high gear, interviewing legitimate ticket holders, line-waiters, line-sitting services and lottery winners.
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As the body's immune system shifts into high gear to battle the infection, the resulting inflammation may cause those organs to malfunction, he said.
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May's deal, which will likely kick into high gear after the deal gets ratified by European leaders, as it is expected to on Sunday.
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The ornate objects that Kingelez came up with snap the eye and mind to attention and push your personal image bank into high gear.
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The president is concerned that Democrats will use that information against him as the campaign season kicks into high gear, according to The Times.
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As soon as a new CEO is named at a company, the rumor mill often goes into high gear and staffers start to worry.
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As Hollywood kicks into high gear for Emmy Award campaigning, "The Handmaid's Tale" could give Hulu a long-awaited viable candidate at the awards.
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The latest leg of the long-running stock bull market kicked into high gear after the November 2016 election of Donald Trump as president.
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Charitable donations generally kick into high gear on "Giving Tuesday," a single day specifically focused on charity in the shopping-heavy week after Thanksgiving.
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One of the busiest airports in the world was left without power on Sunday as holiday travel in the U.S. kicks into high gear.
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However, with his reelection campaign in high gear, he decided it was too politically risky for him to veto yet another welfare reform bill.
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But the spat kicked into high gear after a June 2017 terror attack in London that killed seven people and injured nearly 50 more.
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This Is Us is kicking off its second season into high gear, and that includes both its most revealing and its most cringeworthy episode yet.
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OFF-SEASON drama in North America's National Basketball Association (NBA) reached high gear on July 6th, when teams officially became able to sign free agents.
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Lewis then kicked the run into high gear with a 3-pointer from near the top of the arch, pushing the Rams' lead to four.
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New Mexico dominated the first 20 minutes before the Boise State offense kicked into high gear and the Broncos' defense clamped down on the Lobos.
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When their swindle on Steve's teacher comes to light and his parents irrationally confront the OA's parents, she kicks a mysterious plan into high gear.
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If we're lucky, we might make it to the end of the month—but with campaign season kicking into high gear, I sorely doubt it.
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Kirk's opposition to Trump kicked into high gear last month amid the controversy over the presumptive GOP nominee's racially charged criticism of a federal judge.
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The holidays and cuffing season slam right into one another, meaning a lot of people's dating lives kick into high gear this time of year.
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With the industrial sector in high gear, the economy grew by a faster-than-expected 6.9 percent in the first six months of the year.
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Related: China Is About to Launch Its Space Program Into High Gear "That level of ambiguity is tougher as space becomes more commercialized," said McKnight.
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Sometime at the end of summer when my wallet search was kicking into high gear, the Pixie Mood Quinn Card Wallet landed on my desk.
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Yet experts say they kick into high gear on "Giving Tuesday, " a single day specifically focused on charity in the shopping-heavy week after Thanksgiving.
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As the Trump-Barr effort to discredit the Russia investigation shifts into high-gear, I predict things are going to go from bad to worse.
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"This comes from a time when the momentum in social movements are all in high gear," National Nurses United Executive Director RoseAnn DeMoro told CNN.
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But the president's trade war with China is far from over, and another fight with the European Union may kick into high gear in 22020.
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House Democrats in the Congressional Progressive Caucus said the race for presidential endorsements has kicked into high gear in the closing weeks before the Feb.
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Following Japan's Fukushima Daiichi plant meltdown, Germany's antinuclear lobby kicked into high gear, and tens of thousands of people took to the streets in protest.
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"We have got to really keep this export market in high gear to give a hog producer a chance to make money here," Smith said.
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It kicked into high gear in October 2013, when Tracy Chou, then an engineer at Pinterest, called on tech companies to release employee demographic data.
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By the time the Trump administration moved its war games into high gear this week, Kamasi Washington, the tenor saxophonist, had already issued a counterstatement.
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The infamous couple's rendition starts slow with a sultry soul cadence before kicking into high gear with a rough, hard-hitting gospel and rock vibe.
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As the holiday shopping season kicks into high gear, consumers should be mindful of the tricks retailers use to get them to spend more money.
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With unemployment nearing historic lows, corporate earnings surging and consumer confidence at a 17-year high, the U.S. economy is finally kicking into high gear.
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"We have got to really keep this export market in high gear to give a hog producer a chance to make money here," Smith said.
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Schiff fundraising kicks into high gear Just as a Senate bid would be no sure bet, neither would a run for Speaker of the House.
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She recommends her patients get their flu shots in late September or early October so that the antibodies are in high gear by the winter frenzy.
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But Trump, who has bluntly said he doesn't enjoy asking people for money, has reportedly begun to kick his fundraising operation into high gear this month.
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Manufacturing also rebounded early this year after authorities lifted winter pollution restrictions and as steel mills cranked up output as construction swung back into high gear.
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According to a Thursday report from Bloomberg, Amazon is looking to kick this competition into high gear with Alexa-linked earbuds it hopes will rival AirPods.
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Apple really kicked it into high gear this year with so many freaking services that anyone would be forgiven for forgetting any or all of them.
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The list was announced as Hollywood's awards season moves into high gear with nominations next week for the Golden Globes and the Screen Actors Guild awards.
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The more prosaic and common version of that Valley dream though is to join an early-stage company right before its growth kicks into high gear.
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The appointment of Justice Brett Kavanaugh, widely considered a potential deciding vote to overturn the decision, has kicked that process into high gear, according to Kimmell.
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Mosquito season in the US is kicking into high gear across the country, while the Centers for Disease Control monitors 279 pregnant women infected with Zika.
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Niall Stanage has a helpful early handicapping list of the top 10 Democrats to watch as the presidential election cycle kicks into high gear (The Hill).
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Barr's confirmation hearing will give those hopefuls one of their first high-profile chances to battle for media attention as 2020 jockeying kicks into high gear.
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Taiwan's Wu said China was intending to intervene in their elections, just as Tsai had named her running mate and "the campaign shifts into high gear".
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But outside groups on both sides are increasingly tracking the mild-mannered Democrat as a swing vote as the battle over Gorsuch kicks into high gear.
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With Iowa and New Hampshire behind us and no true front-runner in sight, the 2016 presidential race is really starting to kick into high gear.
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The key number is 9.7 — the Cavs' net rating in the playoffs, when they kicked it into high gear and ran over everyone in their path.
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Charlie tells TMZ Sports ... he had always wanted to be a pro athlete -- and after his health scare, he kicked his workout regimen into high gear.
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In the spring of 2017, when M.B.S. became the official heir apparent to the Saudi throne, his operations to consolidate personal power went into high gear.
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Once you banish cords from your life and can connect your phone with the touch of a button, your podcast habit will kick into high gear.
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Deceptive videos such as this are part of a broader problem, and it's a worrisome sign as the 2020 campaign for president kicks into high gear.
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Talks moved into high gear, and before the month was through, Congress had agreed on a spending deal and passed legislation that would prevent a default.
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Back in London, Scotland Yard's counterterrorism department had swung into high gear alongside the Specialist Protection unit to prepare a response plan for the assassin's arrival.
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Matters kicked into high gear after a medical helicopter reported on January 8 to have flown dangerously close to a drone in the same general area.
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Fourth-quarter earnings will kick into high gear this week with 141 of the S&P 7.313 companies, including Apple, Microsoft Corp and Boeing Co, reporting.
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Summer driving season is soon to kick into high gear, and many Americans are starting to think about that upcoming family road trip to the beach.
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As Indians woke up to the news of the airstrikes in the early hours of February 26, a nationalist hype machine online kicked into high gear.
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Kick your networking into high gear and use CrunchMatch to navigate the hundreds of early-stage startups exhibiting in Startup Alley — including the TC Top Picks.
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This unexpected surge of motivation from the children's impassioned cheers and encouragement instantly revived my near lifeless body and spirit and jolted me into high gear.
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Mark Zuckerberg's damage control campaign shifted into high gear on Tuesday as the company continues to attempt to mitigate the fallout from the Cambridge Analytica scandal.
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President Trump, who kicked this controversy into high gear on Friday after calling Kaepernick a "son of a bitch" at a rally, sees the protests differently.
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Moreno noted that lately yields have been rising in expectation that the Federal Reserve will tighten and the Trump administration will kick the economy into high gear.
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But now that production is beginning to kick into high gear, which, in a sense, makes questions about technological bugs and cost a bit beside the point.
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U.S. file-sharing firm BitTorrent, which conducted an IEO on Binance Launchpad, officially kicked IEOs into high gear at Binance, the world's largest cryptocurrency exchange by volume.
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Though there are moments when the movie drags, there are others when it kicks into high gear, and the entrance of dimwitted Kevin is one of them.
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Earnings season kicks into high gear this week, but more importantly Donald Trump takes the oath of office to become the 45th president of the United States.
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He kicked things into high gear last week announcing on 'The Tonight Show' that TOMS will donate $5 million to several organizations working to end gun violence.
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A little more than a year before his reelection effort will be in high gear, Trump is asking for $8.6 billion to cover 277 miles of wall.
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With the vote count in doubt, leadership kicked their whip operation into high gear on Wednesday as they worked to sell wavering members on the compromise plan.
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Iran Trump's plans to isolate Iran kicked into high gear this month when the remaining sanctions lifted under the 2015 nuclear deal were put back in place.
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Oklahoma State kicked it into high gear in the third quarter, getting another field goal, then a 32-yard pass from Cornelius to sophomore wideout Dillon Stoner.
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News of the deal, potentially worth a quarter of a billion dollars over fifteen years, drove Taser's stock down fourteen per cent and Smith into high gear.
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As summer vacation season shifts into high gear, CNBC recently took a look at some of the higher-end perks offered to luxury travelers by some airlines.
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The F-35 Lighting II is the most expensive weapons program in the history of the human race, and production is now being kicked into high gear.
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Any decision that rolls back abortion rights could ramp up the profile of the debate just as the general election presidential campaign is getting into high gear.
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Chicago seems to lack a high gear on offense, and its defense is weakened considerably with Akiem Hicks, a standout defensive tackle, being placed on injured reserve.
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Florida Panthers center Jonathan Huberdeau and Rangers left wing Artemi Panarin kicked their games into high gear, each scoring 22 points in December to pace all players.
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It has been a well-timed strategy, one that kicked into high gear after the financial crisis as investors embraced both the fund's philosophy and its performance.
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And that means political strategists must shift into high gear writing and producing their next TV spot to try and counter-influence the opposing candidate's ad claims.
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"Colorado is the first of many states to come as our ballot access program kicks in to high gear and Evan takes his message nationwide," Searby said.
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Some lawmakers have described the messages as revealing possible signs of political bias in the FBI that led to the Russia investigation being kicked into high gear.
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"As we move into 2017, deal-makers are in high gear, with a green flag and a full tank of gas," PwC said Tuesday in a quarterly report.
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If your December was anything like ours, you definitely spent more time enjoying passed hors d'oeuvres and Champagne refills than kicking it into high gear at the gym.
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Bey and Jay Beyonce's "Lemonade" -- with its songs of a cheating spouse who may, or may not, be Jay-Z -- kicks the meme-making machine into high gear.
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NEW YORK, April 11 (Reuters) - The S&P 73 ended flat on Thursday as investors waited for earnings season to kick into high gear, but healthcare stocks fell.
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I staggered home about dusk, and at the end of my block, I witnessed a guy breaking into a car and that sent my paranoia into high gear.
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Nineties nostalgia is in high gear, what with those Calvin Klein underwear ads everywhere, classic Gap hoodies back on the shelves, and chokers gently strangling many a neck.
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The weight of the monthly payments was causing enormous stress and unhappiness, so we decided to really push things into high gear and turn that emotion into action.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin has repeatedly emphasized that the administration expects the tax cuts to kick the economy into high gear: Businesses will invest and hire more workers.
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Many liberal intellectuals, particularly those active in opposition politics, grumble about the beautification efforts, which went into high gear after mass anti-Putin protests in Moscow in 2011.
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While this fear existed for a while, according to Snopes, it kicked into high gear in 1982, when seven people died from potassium cyanide-laced Tylenol in Chicago.
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Experts fear that as the strategic rivalry between Russia and the US heats up and the arms race kicks into high gear, more accidents are a real possibility.
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The X-57's version of shifting into high gear is shutting off those 12 engines and letting their propellers fold back to become flush with the wing.
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Minnesota, which has four games in hand on Chicago, hopes its offense remains in high gear after scoring a total of 284 goals in its last two contests.
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The Dow Jones industrial average and other major indexes were set to open sharply higher Tuesday, tearing toward fresh record highs as earnings season kicks into high gear.
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Earnings are expected to become key for investors in the coming weeks as the U.S. reporting period kicks into high gear, shifting the focus away from trade tensions.
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After the Republican sweep last November, expectations were high that 2017 would be the year the U.S. economy would move out of neutral and step into high gear.
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Investor concerns have mounted about the impact on corporate profits of tariffs and rising borrowing costs as the third-quarter earnings season kicks into high gear this week.
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As Spears tried to grow out her hair underneath a series of excruciatingly bad weaves, her career ramped back up into high gear — though she clearly wasn't ready.
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We saw a the fight to save net neutrality kick into high gear, while a major member of the scientific community was blacklisted after reports of alleged sexual assault.
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The Los Angeles Lakers and Brooklyn Nets officially kicked the NBA's 2017 offseason into high gear on Wednesday afternoon with a trade that may re-shape the entire NBA.
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KENNEDY RETIREMENT KICKS SPECULATION OVER SUPREME COURT REPLACEMENT INTO HIGH GEAR "We had a fantastic choice with Justice Gorsuch, very proud of it, doing a fantastic job," he said.
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Donald Trump has forgiven $50 million in loans he made to his campaign, and fundraising efforts have kicked into high gear, his national finance chairman told CNBC on Thursday.
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The clunker of an earnings report -- just before the Christmas shopping season kicks into high gear -- threatens to derail what has been a strong year so far for Hasbro.
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WASHINGTON — In his State of the Union address Tuesday night, President Trump did what Iowa officials failed to do Monday: He kicked the 2020 election season into high gear.
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It's been a few really good months for SpaceX, and now, the commercial spaceflight company is kicking rocket production into high gear in anticipation of a packed launch schedule.
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Earnings season kicks into high gear later this week, with Friday ushering in the quarterly results from big financial institutions, including JPMorgan Chase (JPM), Wells Fargo (WFC), and Citigroup.
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Baylor had a late spurt to beat Southern California in a taut game and UCLA kicked its offense in high gear after a sluggish first half to beat Cincinnati .
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" Diaz says he's been working out in L.A. -- but now, he's kicking the training into high gear -- "I'm going home now where I got all my good s*** at.
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Companies with low levels of debt compared with capital have been major outperformers since late 2016 just as the Fed was getting its rate-hiking cycle into high gear.
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And the movie's big fights are whirling, swirling pops of orange explosions, blue fire, and ruby lasers bouncing off each other like pinballs, throttling the action into high gear.
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"As we move into 2017, deal-makers are in high gear, with a green flag and a full tank of gas," PwC said in a report earlier this year.
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The lobbying campaign to lift sanctions on war-torn Sudan is shifting into high gear now that the White House has delayed a decision on the policy until October.
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Caffrey sees two further reasons why the Santa rally could kick into high gear: the first being that economic data has generally looked better from his point of view.
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The 10th will be an epic day, as jet-setting Jupiter may inspire a dreamy couple's vacation or kick a long-distance or cross-cultural relationship into high gear.
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And if you're worried about missing out on cardio, add a jump to the top of movements like squats or lunges to kick your heart rate into high gear.
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With all that in mind (pun intended), even a short morning fitness routine focusing on science-backed benefits could help you kick your brain into high gear each day.
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The pace of play increased after the second intermission, but it didn't translate into goals, and then the clubs found a high gear in the three-on-three overtime.
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The public relations phase, which already has started, will now go into high gear — and today's announcement by the Saudi prosecutor is not likely to be the final word.
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"We expect the first half of 2020 to be busy, as clients work to capitalize on opportunities before the presidential election moves into high gear," he told The Hill.
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As the holiday season kicks into high gear, you can bet your bottom dollar that Birchbox is pulling out all the stops with an advent calendar for the ages.
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Mr. Anderson and Ms. Rocha have become two of the must-sees of the London schedule, and their shows mark the moment when the week kicks into high gear.
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Democrats & Faith As the 20203 race shifts into high gear, you can expect to hear more from Democratic presidential candidates about their religion, Washington Post reporter Toluse Olorunnipa reports.
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The movement was kicked into high gear last year when Hollywood heavyweight Harvey Weinstein was outed as a sexual predator in a story that NBC News famously passed on running.
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However, Nala finally spoke in a June promo, and it became clear that there was no better choice for the lioness who kicks Simba's conflicted Hamlet ass into high gear.
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At the moment, the number of involved citizens is far more modest, but the department is kicking things into high gear by purchasing up to 10,000 Fitbit devices for participants.
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Trump officially signed off on the plan January 26, kicking it into high gear given the next moonless night was a mere four days away, the White House official said.
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The massacre kicked the Watergate scandal — concerning associates of Nixon's who broke into the Democratic National Committee's headquarters in the Watergate office/residential complex in Washington, DC — into high gear.
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The ongoing feud between Iggy Azalea and Bhad Bhabie kicked into high gear on Wednesday night, when both crossed paths at the clothing launch party at Boulevard3 in Los Angeles.
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The deal represents an expansion of Apple's chip design operations, which kicked into high gear in 2010 when the company released its first custom processor for the iPad and iPhone.
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It feels like only yesterday that Apple released its second-generation AirPods, and already the rumor mill is going into high gear over another version possibly launching later this year.
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These questions kicked into high gear Friday, when a Fox Business reporter tweeted that the Air Force was looking into Musk's actions, potentially putting his government security clearance at risk.
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Black Friday madness is about to kick into high gear, but between the all-night events and doorbuster deals, it's nearly impossible to keep track of all the discounts available.
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Creighton shifted its offense into high gear early without Watson at the wheel before Marquette set up a roadblock that ground almost everything the Blue Jays tried to a halt.
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As earnings season kicks into high gear, some of the stocks expected to see the biggest moves on their earnings reports may fall on footwear and a beleaguered Dow stock.
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"Despite the turmoil in the global financial markets, the American job machine remains in high gear," said Mark Zandi, chief economist of Moody's Analytics, which collaborates on the ADP report.
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At the end of the year, as a pre-New Year's resolution, we kicked things into high gear by starting our own "year of no shopping" that's still in effect.
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The battle comes as the 2020 Democratic primary season kicks into high gear with televised debates, where the question of how to deal with immigration has played a prominent role.
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In mid-August, when the struggle against the Dakota Access pipeline kicked into high gear, my heart was lifted as concerned citizens assembled to peacefully and prayerfully protest its construction.
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Not only does Golub see the same trends continuing in 2018, but he said the potential tax plans' effect will be another factor that kicks the market into high gear.
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Even so, few expected that the empire of the millennial-focused brand-that-could would soon grow even bigger — and yet that plan has officially been kicked into high gear.
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Remember, back in January 2015, Floyd and Manny had a similar face-off at the Miami Heat game -- where they exchanged numbers and really kicked the negotiations into high gear.
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Then there's the extra laundry, the extra food prep and the firm commitment to making sure everyone gets to sleep on time to keep their immune systems in high gear.
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But he told Senate Select Committee on Intelligence that plans to develop the tower ended before the Trump presidential campaign kicked into high gear before the primaries in early 2016.
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As awards-show season kicks into high gear, it's time for another season of pretty starlets in pretty, unmemorable gowns and actors in a string of identical, improperly tailored tuxedos.
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Our reporters dug into how Russia's efforts to connect with President Trump and his team spun into high gear after the election, and Mr. Trump's fixation on targeting Hillary Clinton.
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" After another two days of back and forth, Trump announced once again that DPA was not only back on the table, but that he had kicked it into "high gear.
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Imagine this nightmare scenario: You are at the gym in the middle of a next-level workout when those cheap headphones die right as your music kicks into high gear.
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Congress returns Tuesday to an impeachment inquiry moving into high gear and a rapidly unfolding foreign policy disaster in Syria that's undermining President Donald Trump's standing in his own party.
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That all started to change with the rise of the Marvel Cinematic Universe near the end of the Aughts, which kicked the gradual mainstreaming of geek culture into high gear.
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As the 2020 election cycle kicks into high-gear, Trump is running for another term on what he sees as his contributions that helped the economy and stock market thrive.
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A corruption scandal that has gripped Quebec for several years revved into high gear on Thursday, with the arrest of seven people, among them two former high ranking provincial politicians.
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When roads are filled with EVs and gasoline becomes a relic of the past, you'll be able to look back at 2017 as a year that pushed development into high gear.
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Even though the former couple kept their connection low-key at first, a second source had told PEOPLE that it was starting to kick into high gear in the recent weeks.
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We broke the story ... ABC execs kicked negotiations into high gear earlier this week in hopes of announcing the new show ASAP, but now we know -- there's more work to do.
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Regardless of how critics responded to Suicide Squad, enthusiasm for Harley Quinn cosplay is alive and well — and about to kick into high gear now that Halloween is around the corner.
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Luckily when I've been there, a couple of times big news has broken so I could see what it was like when they really have to switch it into high gear.
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The Republican National Committee (RNC) on Friday announced that it would open 98 new offices and hire 392 new field staff as election season kicks into high gear after Labor Day.
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As your favorite athletes kick their intense training into high gear for the Summer Olympic Games in Rio de Janiero (the opening ceremonies are tonight!), so are your favorite fashion brands.
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This continues with more instruments layering on top, but the Home Speaker 500 didn't let one part of the track overpower the rest, even when the drums kicked into high gear.
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In the late hours of the night, as I drift down mountain highways and shift into high gear on Need for Speed: Payback's straight aways, the controller disappears from my hand.
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About a few hundred million years after the Big Bang, star formation kicked into high gear, which is why there are a trillion trillion stars and 2 trillion galaxies in it.
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Behind the scenes, diplomatic dialog is going to be kicked into high gear to gain greater understanding as to the charges being brought forward and to secure the release of Meng.
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They recorded their second album—the first, self-titled disc might as well not have existed, given its distribution—with an actual budget, and the hype machine kicked into high gear.
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Nationals hammer Rockies with homers DENVER — The Washington Nationals hit three home runs Wednesday night as their potent offense again went into high gear and pounded the Colorado Rockies 11-4.
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"Colorado is the first of many states to come as our ballot access program kicks in to high gear and Evan takes his message nationwide," Joel Searby said in a statement.
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But as campaigning goes into high gear, Facebook is already struggling to cope with the disinformation and hate speech on its core social network and on WhatsApp, its popular messaging service.
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Inside the bureau, according to two former employees and an industry lawyer I spoke with, the regulation-writing team lurched into high gear, rushing to deliver what the bureau had promised.
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But since the Federal Reserve came to a consensus on the economy's well-being and began to raise interest rates, the bank stocks kicked back into high gear on Wall Street.
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Endorsements are a useful tool for politicians to influence both voters and each other, and with the 2020 presidential election kicking into high gear, new ones are coming out almost daily.
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"Our control of this song has nothing to do with financial gain," Ms. Guthrie said in an interview at the time, as the 2016 presidential campaigns were kicking into high gear.
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Then, when Target and Nordstrom's earnings kicked into high gear and both companies raised their holiday sales forecasts, Cramer started to suspect a genuine turn in the group as a whole.
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You may scoff at a poll this early, but keep in mind candidates who lead the field this early tend to be serious competitors once the campaign kicks into high gear.
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In April 2009, as the debate over the plan kicked into high gear, Kaine relayed some concerns to his staff that Sallie Mae was planning to move jobs out of Virginia.
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The report also revealed how President Vladimir V. Putin's pursuit of back channels to Mr. Trump spun into high gear after the 2016 election, largely through business people in both countries.
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Anti-Trump campaigns leaning on sentiments like "women can stop Trump" revved into high gear, pleading with women to reject his sexism once and for all, no matter their party affiliation.
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But with the clock ticking toward November, it's very hard to see a lot of evidence of the much vaunted "next stage of the political revolution" kicking into high gear anytime soon.
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Between the poinsettias sold around Christmas and the Easter lilies kicking sales back into high gear at the end of March, Valentine's Day usually offers a brief respite from a major lull.
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The protracted theatrics over the top State Department job contrast with the brisk efficiency of the rest of the Trump transition, which after an erratic start has now moved into high gear.
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By adding the extra task of holding a ring in place while completing your normal donkey kick, you'll up the tension and — to put it plainly — kick your ass into high gear.
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Gun regulations of all sorts around the country—from bans on semiautomatics to regulations of concealed weapons—could be in grave trouble just as the 2020 presidential election enters a high gear.
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Universal Orlando Resort is kicking things into high gear with their latest attraction, Fast & Furious — Supercharged: an action-packed experience that pays homage to all the best features of the popular movies.
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She heads to DC, San Francisco and New York to raise money to pay for focus groups, television ads, debate prep and more as the general election season heads into high gear.
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Kim Kardashian and Kanye West have been working on their Hidden Hills home for years, but it looks like they've kicked the hustle into high gear to get it move-in ready.
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While the so-called Trump Bump in the stock market has kicked many investors' returns into high gear, some financial advisors have clients who have been more interested in a Trump Dump.
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Playboy Playmate Dani Mathers took a judge's warning seriously and kicked her required graffiti removal into high gear, so she won't have to spend time in a jail cell ... TMZ has learned.
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London producer Benjy Keating (aka Palmistry) is due to drop his debut album Pagan, and to kick the anticipation into high-gear, the producer just released the video for his first single.
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Low unemployment and competition for new hires point to bigger paychecks for store staff, AlixPartners said in a report released as the holiday shopping season swung into high gear with Black Friday.
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When the global financial crisis kicked into high-gear a decade ago, most Americans learned the hard way that questionable decisions on Wall Street can lead to dire consequences on Main Street.
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Growth in China's manufacturing sector picked up more than expected in March as authorities lifted winter pollution restrictions and steel mills cranked up production as construction activity swings back into high gear.
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As midterm primaries kick into high gear today, here are five signs (all Real Clear Politics averages) that the current headwinds for House Republicans could turn into a throw-out-members wave.
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CVS has kicked its efforts to fuel improved health outcomes into high gear since fusing with health insurance titan Aetna, and now it's tackling specialty pharmacy — one of the industry's costliest qualms.
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When Roger Moore died in May, the age-old debate over the best version of James Bond once again roared into high gear, with many backing Mr. Moore's suave-yet-silly portrayal.
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After four and a half servings of Aunt Doris's bland-ass stuffing and countless scoops of mashed potatoes, you could probably use a little spice to kick things back into high gear.
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Emotionally reticent, he has a quiet warmth — and a coterie of male friends whose supercilious sexism shifts into high gear at the sight of Joy (Robin Abramson, in her New York debut).
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Sharapova did her best to trade big shots with Williams but it quickly became apparent she simply did not have the same high gear she used to collect five Grand Slam titles.
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You've worked hard to build your dream to this point, and now it's time to launch your early-stage startup on a world-class stage and shift your momentum into high gear.
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Discussion of a large airport in the New York area dates to 1925, but little was done until 1927, when Charles Lindbergh's solo trans-Atlantic flight kicked the effort into high gear.
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After lying dormant for many months, Cyber Berkut jumped back into action this summer just as multiple investigations in Washington into whether the Trump campaign colluded with Moscow shifted into high gear.
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The campaign led to Mr. Trump's impeachment in the House last month and a Senate trial that will start next week just as the 2020 presidential campaign is moving into high gear.
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"Colorado is the first of many states to come as our ballot access program kicks into high gear and Evan takes his message nationwide," he said in a statement on Aug. 11.
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In the 24 hours after the deadly van and knife attack, the cycle of partisan broadsides and ideological combat that seems to dominate the media universe these days kicked into high gear.
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Efforts to secure funding and support for a civil rights museum in the state legislature were introduced in the early 2000s and languished for years, but kicked into high gear in 2011.
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All of which is to say that McConnell will need to move more cautiously in the coming weeks if he wants to avoid revving the buzz saw of Democratic opposition into high gear.
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China and the US have kicked their trade war into high gear this week, as the US announced it would impose 25% tariffs on $16 billion worth of Chinese goods starting August 23.
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Not only will this movement create a brilliant astronomical display (it will be the closest it's been to Earth in 15 years), it just might kick our sex lives into high gear, too.
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WASHINGTON — The historic impeachment trial of President Trump kicks back into high gear Monday with four hours of closing arguments just before the first votes of the 2020 cycle are cast in Iowa.
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Golden State finally got its defense in high gear Tuesday night en route to its 54th consecutive home-court win, a 102-94 victory over the Washington Wizards, an Eastern Conference playoff contender.
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Spring home buying season has kicked into high gear, but it wasn't enough to boost mortgage applications, which fell by 1 percent last week from the previous week, the Mortgage Bankers Association reported.
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Whether Mr Trump wins or loses, the justices' ruling—expected in the spring—will remind voters of one of the most divisive issues in the presidential race as the campaign enters high gear.
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Friday's meeting at the White House was the latest development in a flurry of diplomatic activity that kicked into high gear after Trump abruptly canceled the planned summit with Kim on May 24.
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In a press conference on Friday, Trump announced the Defense Production Act is in "high gear," but it was not clear whether he had ordered private industry to scale up production or not.
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The deluge of fake news provided Facebook with a taste of what's to come over the next few weeks as the election campaign kicks into high gear before voting begins on April 11.
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After a pleasant excursion with the soon-to-be newlyweds, Nick's boyhood friend Colin (Chris Pang) and his fiancée, Araminta (Sonoya Mizuno), the family drama and the peripheral silliness kick into high gear.
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Indeed, it is hard to imagine Apple standing up to the FBI in such a big way were it not for the civil liberties debate kicked into high gear by Manning and Snowden.
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The entire right-wing machine has kicked into high gear, led by the president himself, furiously throwing out chaff about Comey, Mueller, Obama, Hillary, the dossier, the uranium, the emails, and whatever else.
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KENNEDY RETIREMENT KICKS SPECULATION OVER SUPREME COURT REPLACEMENT INTO HIGH GEAR Justin Clarke, a White House aide who heads the Office of Public Liaison, will take a lead role on engagement with outside groups.
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Robust demand for Texas oil and gas in the first two months of 285 pushed the state's export activity into high gear: triple the national rate and contrasting with a slight decline by California.
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I really do think that Tiger Woods himself [whom Epstein writes about in the beginning of the book] helped kick this into high gear when he went on television as a two-year-old.
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Running a game as simple as Civilization VI immediately kicked them into high gear and forced me to turn up the volume of the TV I was watching in the background while I played.
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Ride-hailing startup Lyft may bear the distinction of having highest net loss of any maiden public company ever going public, but despite that, it made its debut in a high gear this morning.
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They noted that the Florida Department of Health has reported a total of 112 Zika virus cases, the most of any U.S. state, as the mosquito season goes into high gear with hotter temperatures.
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The White House will kick its major infrastructure initiative into high gear next week with a string of high-profile events aimed at ramping up support for one of President Trump's chief campaign promises.
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He should instruct House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy to schedule bills for a vote as soon as possible, lest we miss a very narrow window of opportunity before election season kicks into high gear.
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As the 2020 campaign season kicks into high gear, the Trump campaign is planning on playing to Trump's strengths with lots of campaign rallies in the fall, according to a recent report in Politico.
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Unfortunately "the most fly meal ever" is only available on January 25th and 26th, so chicken and drone lovers in India better be ready to kick it into high gear to snag a box.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Oil refineries are shifting into high gear to produce as much gasoline as possible for the world's fuel-hungry drivers - kicking the problem of a worsening diesel glut further down the road.
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Trump's criticisms of the central bank's chief policymaker kicked into high gear Monday, not long after Treasury Secretary Steven MnuchinSteven Terner MnuchinFive key players in Trump's trade battles Pelosi warns Mnuchin to stop 'illegal' .
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That is likely to change as these progressive groups kick it into high gear over the repeal bill in a slew of town halls planned for the upcoming recess, which begins on April 2628.
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Chrystia Freeland, the Canadian foreign minister, was also optimistic about the ongoing negotiations on Nafta on Friday, saying that talks would "really be moving into high gear" now that the Mexican election was concluded.
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Luckily, there is nothing quite like an abrasive altercation with a PETA pocket disguised as a human woman to kick your engine into high gear and clear the fog of a hangover from hell.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The S&P 500 ended little changed on Thursday as growing anxiety over a global economic slowdown offset upbeat data and investors waited for earnings season to kick into high gear.
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After news came from Kiev on Tuesday that a Russian journalist critical of Vladimir Putin had been shot dead, it did not take long for the Kremlin's denial machinery to shift into high gear.
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While the administration is at the beginning of the search process for a new leader of the Fed, speculation among investors and other close watchers of the central bank is already in high gear.
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Stocks stateside finished Monday mixed as earnings season shifted into high gear this week, with the financial sector getting a boost on the back of Bank of America reporting expectation-topping earnings and revenue.
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In explaining the withholding funds, Trump and his allies have framed it as looking out for American interests — not Biden — and the president's media apparatus has launched into high gear to drive it home.
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That fight kicked into high gear this fall after a Trump campaign ad misleadingly insinuated that Biden improperly pressured Ukraine to protect his son—and the Biden campaign unsuccessfully demanded that Facebook pull it.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Growth in China's manufacturing sector picked up more than expected in March as authorities lifted winter pollution restrictions and steel mills cranked up production as construction activity swings back into high gear.
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The office of the U.S. Trade Representative was not immediately available for comment The three member nations want to seal a deal before Mexico's presidential election campaign kicks into high gear early next year.
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Local rezoning that made it possible to build more housing on the mostly commercial waterfront in 2010 brought AKI and others to the area, but the ferry kicked things into high gear, he said.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - With pictures of ecstatic citizens standing in applause, happily tearful legislators and even a social media game, China's propaganda drive has kicked into high gear following Xi Jinping's unanimous reappointment as president.
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Despite these facts, the rockpic has been kicked back into high gear in Britain since the 2006 release of Walk The Line—a film that's had its historical accuracy challenged by Cash's own daughter.
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Production kicks into high gear in the new year, and will feature most of The Force Awakens cast: Daisy Ridley, John Boyega, Oscar Isaac, Carrie Fisher, Mark Hamill, Adam Driver, and of course, BB-8.
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Those killings and the reprisal attack on Dallas police by a suspect found to have embraced militant black nationalism renewed tension over racial justice and guns just as America's presidential campaign went into high gear.
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With reporting season in high gear, analysts now expect first-quarter S&P 500 profits to have dropped 1.8% year-on-year, according to Refinitiv data, which would mark the first earnings decline since 2016.
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Of course, Luke and Jessica have to stop fighting just so showboat Danny Rand can have his moment to shine, but we're betting the action jumps into high gear when Elektra enters the fray. Teamwork!
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Famously Single is returning to once again help hopelessly uncoupled celebrities, and PEOPLE has an exclusive sneak peek at how two of the show's many romances kicked into high-gear on the very first night.
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The ongoing feud between Iggy Azalea and Bhad Bhabie kicked into high gear on Wednesday night, when both crossed paths at the Fashion Nova x Cardi B Collection launch event at Boulevard3 in Los Angeles.
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In fact, it is best to adopt a pet before the holiday season kicks into high gear, so your new furry friend has time to settle in before things get festive and a little frantic.
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TAIPEI (Reuters) - China has sailed a carrier group into the sensitive Taiwan Strait led by its first domestically build aircraft carrier as election campaigning kicked into high gear on the self-ruled island on Sunday.
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Though public health officials say they don't know yet whether the 265-2020 season will be worse than usual, they are still urging people to get their flu vaccines before it kicks into high gear.
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In the store, surrounded by the overwhelming choices of jean styles, fits, rises, my crossword brain kicked into high gear and I quickly had some theme entries in mind, even before leaving the fitting room.
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And now all eyes turn to Congress as the debate over whether to open a formal impeachment inquiry kicks into high gear and House Democrats debate what to do in the coming weeks and months.
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As earnings kick into high gear, investors are awaiting reports from Apple Inc, which has already cut its sales outlook blaming anemic Chinese demand for iPhones, as well as Facebook Inc, Microsoft Corp and Amazon.
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TAIPEI (Reuters) - China has sailed a carrier group into the sensitive Taiwan Strait led by its first domestically built aircraft carrier as election campaigning kicked into high gear on the self-ruled island on Sunday.
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With reporting season in high gear, analysts now expect Jan-March S&P 500 profits to have dropped 1.8% year-on-year, according to Refinitiv data, which would mark the first earnings decline since 2016.
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And fire up the congressional investigations because, with the United States out of the oil market, the global oil leverage and blackmail capacity of Russia and Middle Eastern terrorists would be back in high gear.
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LONDON (Reuters) - From hoping the world can "get it together" in 2017 to reminiscing about Christmases filled with food and gifts, celebrities sent holiday greetings to fans as the festive season kicked into high gear.
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Luckily for Gray, the Yankees' offense, which outscored the Twins 22-4 in the first two games of this four-game series, remained in high gear for the third game, against Minnesota starter Lance Lynn.
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When the floodwaters from Hurricane Florence recede and rebuilding kicks into high gear, homeowners and businesses will face an additional burden as tariffs imposed by the Trump administration drive up the cost of construction materials.
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The protein content in the grass drops as photosynthesis kicks into high gear due to more carbon dioxide in the atmosphere — a trend that could pose health problems for the animals and cost ranchers money.
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On Tuesday, the Kremlin cranked its information machinery into high gear to paint the arrest as part of a continuing anticorruption crusade that has included the arrest of three governors in the last two years.
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Thanks to the billionaire Earl Holding, who purchased Snowbasin in 1984 (he already owned Sun Valley), the resort benefited from a slew of upgrades that kicked into high gear in time for the 2002 Olympics.
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The vault became an invaluable resource for Syria after the nation's civil war kicked into high gear in 2015, when researchers borrowed seeds from the cold storage to repair a damaged seed bank near Aleppo.
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Confidence: Medium-High Our winter warmth kicks into high gear on Saturday, with a few showers possible, as breezy winds from the south push highs all the way to the mid-60s to near 70.
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The FTSE 100 gave up 0.1%, with education company Pearson sinking 12% to its lowest level since October 2008 and Premier Inn-owner Whitbread slipping 6%, as the corporate earnings season kicked into high gear.
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As you know ... the rumor mill went into high gear this week after Priyanka was photographed with what appeared to be a baby bump, this only days after hiding her stomach with a flowy dress.
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To put that into perspective, Mitt Romney, the party's 2012 nominee, had already raised nearly $100 million by the end of April of that election year -- and he hadn't even kicked his fundraising into high gear.
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An Almond Breeze rep tells us the company had actually been preparing to reach out to Kylie to supply her with a few samples of product ... but Tuesday's cereal video set that plan into high gear.
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BEIJING, March 31 (Reuters) - Growth in China's manufacturing sector picked up more than expected in March as authorities lifted winter pollution restrictions and steel mills cranked up production as construction activity swings back into high gear.
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Major Tesla shareholder and investment mogul Ron Baron kicked Tesla's rally into high gear when, before the market opened, he forecasted that the company will top $1 trillion in revenue in a decade – and keep growing.
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Hollywood awards season is about to step into high gear with the 75th Annual Golden Globe Awards and this year there are many different ways you can tune in live to watch the star-studded event.
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Angelina Jolie and Kids Step Out for Movie Premiere in Cambodia The festival traditionally kicks the year's Oscar race into high gear, with contenders vying to start the momentum that will carry them through awards season.
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A new paper out from NOAA researchers Aaron Levine and Michael McPhaden in Geophysical Research Letters finally has an answer for us on what happened to kick this particular El Niño into such a high gear.
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When frontman Thom Yorke posted an unlabeled piece of white vinyl on Tumblr in 2014, the hype machine kicked into high gear for a few days, only to die down when the band went silent again.
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As the 2016 presidential campaign kicks into high gear, high levels of debt, stagnant earnings and income inequality are frequently mentioned by candidates—including former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, a candidate Buffett has publicly supported.
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Make energy infrastructure plays Now that fracking has shifted natural gas and crude oil production into high gear, it's crucial to consider the role that energy infrastructure such as pipelines play in the larger U.S. economy.
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Sony's E3 press conference has already kicked into high gear, and the first game revealed after the show's God of War cold open is Days Gone, a post-apocalyptic slow burner set in the Pacific Northwest.
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Those two killings and the reprisal attack on Dallas police by a suspect who embraced militant black nationalism renewed tension over racial justice and gun violence, just as America's presidential campaign was kicking into high gear.
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Collins's remarks arrive on the heels of reports earlier this month in which aides for the moderate senator detailed calls and voicemails Collins's office has been receiving as the battle over Kavanaugh kicked into high gear.
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WASHINGTON/SAN JUAN (Reuters) - As the U.S. Congress drags its feet on a bill to address Puerto Rico's $70 billion debt crisis, it could get kicked into high gear by an unlikely source: the Supreme Court.
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Third-party research companies, hired with the help of a 10-to-15 million–euro budget, are swinging into high gear to crunch all the data by April, when Macron plans to announce his first proposals.
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It's Lang's daughter Cassie, in a voiceover mulling what to do next, who proposes the solution that kicks the trailer into high gear and delivers on the promise of the film's dual-named title: a partner.
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Scientists have long known that protein codes are controlled by an assortment of genetic switches and enhancers — noncoding sequences designed to flick protein production on, pump it into high gear and muzzle it back down again.
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Nonetheless, as the civil rights movement was kicking into high gear, whites who caught his club act or listened to his routines on records came away with a deeper feel for the nation's shameful racial history.
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As they gather in Peru for the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit, the Chinese government is now in high gear as they sell their Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) to the despondent participants of the TPP.
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America's economy is already moving into high gear, but continuing to encourage the next great group of entrepreneurs will go a long way towards solidifying that advancement and ensuring it will continue well into the future.
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With the midterm cycle kicking into high gear, President Trump knows that he needs to remind his base of how much they need him — and a Republican Senate — to fulfill their dreams of reshaping the judiciary.
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An internal fight is roiling the Democratic National Committee over whether to forgo corporate PAC money and make a big statement against money in politics as the 2020 presidential election starts to shift into high gear.
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Knowingly or not, the comment laid bare the real risks as Trump's legislative agenda kicks into high gear in the weeks ahead: succeed and lawmakers won't just stick by him, they'll celebrate his presidency with unmatched vigor.
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Google's Pixel 2 launch event is only a couple of days away, but the hype cycle is in high gear – and a new leak has me even more excited to see what Google officially unveils on Wednesday.
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A powerfully sung a cappella version of the spiritual "God's Gonna Trouble the Waters" (anyone who's seen Alvin Ailey's "Revelations" more than once could probably sing along) kicks the show into high gear on the musical front.
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Other data on Thursday is expected to reinforce the view that China is still in high gear, with growth in industrial output and retail sales seen accelerating while fixed investment may hold at a roughly steady pace.
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There's "a very real risk" the national economy will slide into a recession in late 2160 as the presidential election heads into high gear, ending the current expansion that began a decade ago, according to UCLA forecasters.
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Right when Johnson was kicking it into high gear in his movie career with the release of "Fast & Furious 6" in May of 2013, Lionsgate put out its The Rock movie four months later — straight to DVD.
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The group has already started pitching the idea to other colleagues and congressional candidates who are running for House seats, but will really kick the effort into high gear in the September, when Congress returns from recess.
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That sound you hear all across the country is the brains of millions of home chefs kicking into high gear as they begin to contemplate preparing Thanksgiving dinner for their loved ones in just over a month.
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Left-wing and right-wing groups have sprung into high gear since Kennedy's announcement on Wednesday that he would step down, putting the balance of the court on key issues like abortion and gay rights into question.
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WASHINGTON — It's March 2020, former Vice President Joe Biden is the Democratic front-runner, and that can mean only one thing: The GOP is putting its investigation into Hunter Biden's business connections in Ukraine into high gear.
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The Pentagon's National Defense Stockpile Program, created in 1939 to secure adequate supplies of foreign-produced and limited-source strategic and critical materials, will likewise shift into high gear to help build up reserves in key areas.
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Until this point, the case has lingered in the background, stemming from a subpoena the House Judiciary Committee sent to McGahn in April, well before the Ukraine impeachment scandal kicked House proceedings into high gear this fall.
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Fourth-quarter earnings season is kicking into high gear, and at least one Wall Street strategist thinks there are a handful of names that could cause waves in the market when they report in the coming weeks.
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Background: The Trump administration hopes its economic strategy of squeezing Iran and its allies, which kicked into high gear last November, will allow it to renegotiate the Iran nuclear deal and limit that country's regional sphere of influence.
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This is actually a big benefit for VR use specifically, since it means you won't be drawn out of quiet, immersive in-game moments because your fan is kicking into high gear and sounding like a jet turbine.
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Help him put his DIY projects into high gear by saving up to 50% on indoor and outdoor patio rugs from Gertmenian, or these heavy duty cast iron skillets are up for grabs if he's a cooking guy.
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Tunji is also heading out on an East Coast tour with another one of Noisey's pals, Michael Christmas, whose remix of Ige's "Day2Day" with iLoveMakonnen was one of the things that put Ige's music career into high gear.
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"Increased stock buybacks and dividend growth are an attractive carrot for long shareholders, but unless international growth kicks into high gear, Starbucks' valuation relative to its sector brethren may seem like paying Venti prices for a Grande product."
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And that is making even some centrist policymakers at the Federal Reserve worried that the labor market could get too hot, tipping wage growth and inflation, stuck at low levels since the 2007-2009 recession, into high gear.
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Before wedding season kicks into high gear, we're here to raise the bar when it comes to bridesmaid dress shopping — because why shouldn't the women standing next to the bride feel just as on-point as she does?
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As the U.S. tax cut debate gets into high gear, lawmakers should be asking themselves three basic questions: Does the U.S. economy really need a fiscal stimulus at this juncture when it is very close to full employment?
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Nike shares have moved into high gear, surging nearly 103 percent this year to their highest level since 2016, and Larry McDonald of the Bear Traps Report says the Dow stock may have run too far, too fast.
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CreditCreditDemetrius Freeman for The New York Times The holidays are always busy for Gregg Bishop, the commissioner of the New York City Department of Small Business Services, which kicks into high gear during the consumer frenzy of December.
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After he threw a pick-six on Ohio State's first series, the Buckeyes kicked their offense into high gear and raced to a 21-7 lead in the first quarter and extended it to 03-10 at halftime.
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The show starts to find its feet in the third season, and kicks into high gear with the start of the Dominion War arc at the end of season five, at which point DS22001 becomes more heavily serialized.
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Guillonneau's immune system is then liable to kick into high gear to ward off these bacterial infections, but this can lead to sepsis, a condition that arises when the body's immune response damages its own tissues and organs.
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LISBON (Reuters) - The Eurovision song contest kicked into high gear on Tuesday in Lisbon with tens of thousands of music fans further boosting the record tourist numbers in the city, where pop star Madonna fixed her residence last year.
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Image 2 of 2 MARDAN, Pakistan – Stacks of multi-colored cloth crowd the six men sitting cross-legged on the floor, working through a mountain of orders at Needles Tailoring as Pakistan&aposs wedding season goes into high gear.
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Since early October, when investigations of Harvey Weinstein in the New York Times and the New Yorker set Tarana Burke's #MeToo movement into high gear, we have witnessed career-ending revelations about entertainment industry titans, media figures, and politicians.
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Former Fed Chair Alan Greenspan waited only a week after stepping down before addressing a private dinner in 2006 hosted by Lehman Brothers, the investment bank whose collapse two years later sent the global financial crisis into high gear.
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So as the 2016 election kicks into high gear and all eyes turn to the Republican and Democratic National Conventions, perhaps it is equally wise to cast our gaze upon a little known lawsuit in the Commonwealth of Virginia.
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Time was running out on Wednesday for anyone trapped in the rubble of a devastating earthquake and tsunami in Indonesia, five days after disaster struck, while increasingly angry survivors waited for an aid operation to move into high gear.
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Then, and here's the important part, be sure to check back on your list when Prime Day kicks into high gear — you'll be able to see which products have gone on sale and snatch them up before they're gone.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A senior lawmaker in the U.S. House of Representatives on Sunday rejected the notion that Democrats must decide whether to pursue the impeachment of Republican President Donald Trump before the 2020 election season shifts into high gear.
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Even though the 2020 race kicked into high gear earlier than ever before, many voters, even in early-voting states such as Iowa and New Hampshire, don't begin tuning in until after Labor Day or further into the fall.
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"In recent days we have been advised that the Proskauer investigation at the News Division is in high gear and is expected to return its conclusions this month," CBS News president David Rhodes said in a memo to employees.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A rally in rhodium, a precious metal used to reduce vehicle emissions, has exploded into high gear, with surging demand and an uncertain supply outlook pushing prices up 2100% in just three weeks to near record highs.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - With the Rockefeller Plaza Christmas tree lit and the Radio City Rockettes kicking into high gear, a grimmer December tradition is coming into focus in the Big Apple: The New York Knicks are in big trouble.
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But Mr. Buttigieg may simply be running out of runway for his candidacy as Nevadans completed four days of early voting on Tuesday, and delegate selection is set to move into high gear in the 14 Super Tuesday states.
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BEIJING, Feb 21 (Reuters) - The coronavirus outbreak is denting the prospects of this year's record 8.7 million-strong Chinese university graduating class, with many students stuck at home just as the corporate recruitment season usually swings into high gear.
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With Turkish President Erdogan's crackdown on tens of thousands of university professors, teachers, and intellectuals, American academic associations swung into high gear not only to denounce the actions but also to call for boycott, divestment, and sanctions against Turkey.
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That significant cut to staffing could have an impact as the tax season kicks into high gear, potentially delaying refunds to tax payers or making it more difficult for them to reach the IRS with questions about their returns.
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Also of concern is the state of the Syrian peace effort, which is supposed to swing into high gear in late January with U.N.-sponsored negotiations between Saudi-backed opposition forces and the Iranian-supported government of Syrian President Bashar Assad.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - When Wall Street's quarterly earnings season kicks in to high gear next week, hundreds of companies will vie for the bragging rights that come from "beating the Street" - showing revenues and profits that are higher than analysts expected.
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As the government finally kicks its aid and military response into high gear to help the millions without potable water and electricity, this National Geographic photo essay is a gorgeous tribute to a beautiful island and its proud and resilient people.
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In the latest high gear change, reported in yesterday's Observer, the committee has used parliamentary powers to seize a cache of documents pertaining to a US lawsuit to further its attempt to hold Facebook to account for misuse of user data.
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As its investigation kicked into high gear at the end of 2017, Woobi discovered more evidence that connected the shell companies to one another, and suggested that in some cases the same person was pretending to work for different companies.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders on Sunday called on California Democrats to unite against Donald Trump, kicking the 2020 presidential campaign into high gear with jabs against the Republican president and a veiled swipe at Democratic rival Joe Biden.
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Similarly, the business-as-usual debate has kicked off in high gear between gun advocates and anti-gun activists, both of which are following a familiar script: each faction accusing the other of exploiting a tragedy for their own cause.
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"Just as we get into high gear for the 2016 elections, the [Affordable Care Act's] growth would appear to have stalled," said Laszewski, who is head of Health Policy and Strategy Associates in Alexandria, Virginia, and a critic of Obamacare.
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Drake, "Summer Sixteen": "Summer Sixteen" may have kicked Views from the 6 hype into high gear, but it sounds more like an If You're Reading This It's Too Late outtake than a step forward for the world's most popular rapper.
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Sales slowed with the recession back then, but kicked into high gear when Ford expanded Mustang sales globally with the introduction of sixth generation car in 2015 and went on to sell nearly half a million by the middle of 2018.
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EPA regulations -- The Trump administration has been taking big steps over the last two years to undo major Obama administration regulations at the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), and those efforts are on track to kick into high gear in 85033.
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Many would say there's some truth to that possibility, but if you need to kick productivity into high gear, set what seems like a crazy and unrealistic goal, such as reaching all of this year's sales in the next six months.
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The Trump effort kicked into high gear on Monday morning, when White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders did a rare round of interviews with network morning talk shows to blast Democrats and the media over their comments about collusion.
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Those deliberations, any of which will have significant political blowback, will unfold as the midterm election campaign hits high gear and as multiple other legal challenges buffet the White House -- including the current trial of Trump's former campaign chairman Paul Manafort.
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Start-up Relativity Space is kicking into high gear after its latest round of venture-capital funding brought in $35 million to help it manufacture the next generation of orbital rockets with one of the world's largest 3-D printers.
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And when he consults with Michele Ferrari, the Italian doctor, cycling coach and champion of EPO (played with a farcical edge by Guillaume Canet), what the movie dubs the most sophisticated doping scandal in sports history shifts into high gear.
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By the numbers, according to a study by Project Syndicate's Ricardo Haussman last year — before the nation's hyperinflation kicked into high gear: The minimum wage declined by 88% from 2012 to 2017 when compared against the black market exchange rate.
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But the Flint crisis, and criticisms that EPA officials and regulations were insufficient to protect the city of 100,000, kicked the EPA's revision efforts into high gear and spurred it to set a goal of proposing a new regulation next year.
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Looking at it in retrospect, however, she said the announcement should have been made with more complete information, and not just as the Oscar race was beginning to kick into high gear at the Telluride, Venice and Toronto film festivals.
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Putin's speech marks just the latest indication that a renewed arms race between the U.S. and Russia is kicking into high gear, weeks after Trump pulled the U.S. out of the longstanding INF Treaty banning short and medium-range cruise missiles.
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In Butte County, the search for more human remains kicked into high gear as a National Guard contingent of 50 military police officers joined dozens of search-and-recovery workers and at least 22 cadaver dogs, Sheriff Kory Honea said.
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While the state of relief remains in limbo, the industry's lobbying arm — which spends more than $3 million annually, according to Politico — is likely to kick into high gear to make sure any secondary rounds of relief include cruise lines.
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At the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, researchers are in high gear working on a promising antiviral treatment for COVID-19, an immediate need to treat potentially millions of people around the world until a vaccine is developed.
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I fuss around on the internet a little bit and start a spreadsheet to keep track of everything I'll have to purchase once I move out (I know, I know, this apartment has really kicked my planning into high gear).
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As Trump kicks his general election campaign into high gear against presumptive Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton, he's starting to make campaign stops in battleground states that will be critical in determining who wins the White House and control of the Senate.
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The election campaign, which is also for Taiwan's legislature, has kicked into high gear, and is being closely watched by Taiwan's giant neighbour China, which claims Taiwan as sacred Chinese territory, to be brought under its control by force if needed.
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ABOUT THE PELICANS (14-14): New Orleans draws a lot of attention for its frontcourt tandem of Anthony Davis and DeMarcus Cousins, but it's been the improved play of the backcourt that really has the offense operating in high gear.
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But most important is the simple fact that, after a burst of effective mosquito eradication decades ago, a host of countries (Brazil in particular) relaxed such efforts, and did so just as humanity's boom in urbanization and global mobility got into high gear.
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U.S. refiners warned the Trump administration that tariffs on imports from Mexico could deliver a punishing blow to refiners and raise the cost of gasoline just as the U.S. driving season kicks into high gear, according to sources familiar with the discussions.
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When a few of my punches landed on my sparring partners harder than I'd anticipated, my empathy instinctively kicked into high gear and I scrambled to help up my vanquished foes, apologizing profusely while they laughed and assured me they were fine.
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The now-infamous battle of the Lukes kicked into high gear after Luke S. and Luke P. got into a squabble during a rugby game (yes, really) during which the former claims the latter lifted him off the ground and body-slammed him.
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His legal troubles kicked into high gear on January 12, 2018, when Wall Street Journal reporters Michael Rothfeld and Joe Palazzolo reported, for the first time, that Cohen had paid $130,000 for Stormy Daniels's silence near the end of the presidential campaign.
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More on this... Reporter's Notebook: The Senate's path to confirming the next Supreme Court justice Supreme Court justices thank the retiring Kennedy: 'a rousing Bravo' Kennedy retirement kicks speculation over Supreme Court replacement into high gear "My brother is a terrific jurist," Sen.
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But the criteria have drawn some complaints that smaller campaigns will have a natural disadvantage early on, and that national media exposure will take priority over ground games a full year before the general election and statewide races rev into high gear.
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But KHNH left a lasting legacy in a number of ways: The movie kicked SRK's international celebrity into high gear, and its extremely popular soundtrack, which broke sales records in India and abroad, helped export Bollywood music to the rest of world.
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The party shifted into high gear after Friday's weigh-in as thousands of fans, many wearing emerald green or wrapped in Irish flags, spilled from the arena on to the Strip for night of booze fueled revelry that carried on into Saturday.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - As earnings season shifts into high gear next week in what is expected to be the weakest U.S. quarterly results reporting period since 22016, the hope among some is that this is as bad as it's going to get.
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Smith's return sparks Mavericks past Pistons DALLAS — The return of speedy point guard Dennis Smith Jr. sparked the Mavericks' offense into high gear, and Dallas earned a 110-93 victory over the Detroit Pistons on Wednesday night at the American Airlines Center.
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In light of this, anyone producing art right now carries a responsibility by default to consider that climate when producing work that involves race; when they don't, that discourse machine kicks into high gear, often bringing overwhelming backlash online and in the media.
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I know things have been pretty hectic lately, what with Model 3 production in high gear, all that talk of Mars, and the throes of young love making the world seem so fresh and new, but you're the CEO of three companies.
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"Now is the time for cardholders to put debt repayment into high gear, finding extra room in their budgets to pay off those balances as quickly as possible," said Bruce McClary, vice president of communications at the National Foundation for Credit Counseling.
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I've caught her at a stage in her career when you can practically hear things kick into high gear, a revving momentum carrying this once-unknown young woman from an industrial British town into that vaguely shimmery place: the domain of international hype.
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Growth began markedly outperforming value, as measured by the iShares Russell 1000 Value exchange-traded fund versus the iShares Russell 1000 Growth exchange-traded fund, last December as investors began pricing in prospects of growth kicking into high gear under the Trump administration.
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With the presidential campaign in high gear, the Affordable Care Act (ACA) has is regular part of speeches, debates, and rhetoric on the campaign trail – but the conversation is not necessarily advancing solutions for the next generation of healthcare problems we face.
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What Trump did announce was that he had finally put the Defense Production Act, which would allow him to order private corporations to manufacture desperately supplies, "into high gear," days after saying he would not yet trigger the Korean War-era statute.
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Throughout recovery, patients are frequently connected to feeding tubes because their metabolism kicks into high gear: Even lying in hospital beds, patients burn calories about 1.5 times as fast, according to Dr. Greenhalgh, as the body goes into overdrive trying to repair itself.
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Senior Trump aides have been anxious to start a massive advertising campaign aimed at defining likely Democratic nominee Joe Biden before the general election campaign kicks into high gear — much like the barrage President Barack Obama unleashed on Mitt Romney in 2012.
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But as the fight kicks into high gear this week, American tech and telecom companies are warning that the industry's growing reliance on products made and assembled in China means they are more likely to be casualties, not victors, in the skirmish.
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Grisham has said that he and his wife dreamed up "Camino Island" during a long car ride to Florida, and the book provides the pleasure of a leisurely jaunt periodically jolted into high gear, just for the fun and speed of it.
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MEXICO CITY, Jan 6 (Reuters) - Mexico's peso is seen headed for choppy waters in the second half of 2020 as the U.S. presidential election campaign kicks into high gear and is set to ripple through the foreign exchange market, according to analysts.
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As the tax cut debate shifts into high gear, much attention is being focused on one set of questions: Will cutting taxes generate sufficiently rapid economic growth to have the tax cuts pay for themselves, as the administration's tax cut proponents are claiming?
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As Mexico's presidential election kicks into high gear before votes are cast on July 28503, analysts continue to speculate on how Donald Trump may be helping to elect Mexico's firebrand candidate, front-runner Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador of the leftist MORENA party.
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The DHS plans went into high gear after an incident at London's Gatwick Airport last Christmas season, when reported drone sightings at the airport grounded flights and disrupted the travel plans of hundreds of thousands of people, according to a DHS official.
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Washington (CNN)As tax season kicks into high gear, two House Democrats have questions for the Internal Revenue Service about a newly redesigned tax form in the wake of a recent watchdog report that outlined potential issues associated with use of the forms.
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The outreach by Mr. Dmitriev, according to the special counsel's report, was part of a broad, makeshift effort by the Kremlin to establish ties to Mr. Trump that began early in the campaign and shifted into high gear after Mr. Trump's victory.
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ET, FS Southwest (San Antonio), FS Detroit ABOUT THE SPURS (212-23): The frontcourt combination of Aldridge and Pau Gasol is operating in high gear of late, and Gasol filled up the box score with 296 points, 43 rebounds and seven assists in Thursday's win.
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I get it; when your career trajectory is in high gear, the last thing you're usually thinking about is finding a few hours on the weekend to walk dogs at a local Humane Society, give museum tours, or teach reading at a homeless shelter.
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After the episode aired, the "Shark Tank effect " kicked into high gear, as the show put Cycloramic in front of millions of TV viewers and the app saw more than 222,222 new downloads within an hour after the episode aired, Francois said at the time.
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The mysterious Too Faced mask was the first to have fans buzzing earlier this week, but just a day later, GlamGlow also confirmed via Instagram that it was set to launch a glitter mask of its own, officially kicking the trend into high gear.
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You need to keep the momentum going Mullah Mansour kicked the military campaign into high gear with the frontal attack on (and the brief seizure of) the city of Kunduz last fall, the first time the Taliban has taken an urban center since 2001.
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But the end of the Mueller investigation has also kicked the Democratic-led investigations into Trump, his administration and his businesses into high gear -- giving Democrats both a road map as well as a better sense of what areas are ripe for additional investigation.
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The funds, which have been set aside in the proposed federal budget for 2017, will go toward pilot programs in specific transportation corridors in the US. The government will then work with industry leaders to kick the development of automated vehicles into high gear.
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This season, the Bulls would get Derrick Rose back, Jimmy Butler would continue his evolution, and the team would kick into high gear behind a new coach who got the new NBA and also wouldn't force his best players to play 42 minutes a game.
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Apple's Series 3 smartwatch may look the same on the outside as the previous generation (albeit with a new ceramic gray option and contrasting red-tipped digital crown), but what they have inside might help kick the somewhat sleepy wearable category into high gear.
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Shimano's Tranx 400 AHG baitcasting reel is deceptively small: It looks like something you'd use to fish a pond or a lake, but a sealed drag, high gear ratio will get the job done on everything up to and including mahi-mahi and small tuna.
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The Sunrise Movement has suspended a voter registration drive on college campuses that aimed to sign up 125,000 new voters; the group registered about 1,000 new voters in Iowa but had planned to kick the campaign into high gear after Earth Day, Weber said.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. refiners warned the Trump administration that tariffs on imports from Mexico could deliver a punishing blow to refiners and raise the cost of gasoline just as the U.S. driving season kicks into high gear, according to sources familiar with the discussions.
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It's easy to see how the hopes for this series might have progressed: "The Martian," the acclaimed 2015 film, piqued interest, then last month President Obama reiterated the goal of reaching the Red Planet, and now "Mars" could get the buzz into high gear, right?
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PALU, Indonesia, Oct 2000 (Reuters) - Time was running out on Wednesday for anyone trapped in the rubble of a devastating earthquake and tsunami in Indonesia, five days after disaster struck, while increasingly angry survivors waited for an aid operation to move into high gear.
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The hands-down favorite of taxpayers is back on the negotiating table as tax reform kicks into high gear, according to industry sources, even though no one from the Trump administration has said that out loud, and Republican leaders in Congress say not to worry.
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Mr. Diamond's death in 2001, just as Ms. Lawson had a career kicking into high gear and two young children to look after, was not her first experience with cancer and loss: The disease took her mother in 1985 and her sister, Thomasina, in 1993.
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All this feeds into an already roiling debate over Facebook's responsibilities when it comes to policing content shared on the social network — a debate that kicked into high gear in March, when a New Zealand gunman live-streamed his slaughter of dozens of Muslims.
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"Energized by a new Supreme Court, anti-abortion activists and politicians have kicked into high gear their decades-long agenda to ban abortion through a series of increasingly radical and dangerous abortion bans," Elizabeth Nash, senior state issues manager at Guttmacher Institute, said in a statement.
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For years, he had been quietly living with advanced Parkinson's disease, but the drama was kicked into high gear after Kerri held a protest outside her father's L.A. mansion claiming her stepmother had kept her father from her, Mike and Julie for more than three months.
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While she comes alive in the latter half of the film as the plot kicks into high gear, she never fully conveys the complex mix of frustration, verve, and wry wisdom that voice actress Atsuko Tanaka has delivered as the animated version of the character since 1995.
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Jennifer Bonjean Bonjean says she intends to crank Myles' case "into high gear" by tracking down key witnesses and probing deeper into his allegations of police coercion, particularly the claims involving Wojcik — who, she says, has also been accused of misconduct by some of her other clients.
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The automotive industry is now shifting into high gear to win in the next generation of mobility services — whether that involves building a great connected car, leading in the world autonomous driving technology, or playing a central role in the car ownership models of the future.
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Documents released Thursday showed how communications between Trump and Cohen kicked into high gear a month before the 2016 election, just as Cohen was scrambling to keep stories about Trump having sex with adult film star Stormy Daniels and Playboy model Karen McDougal from going public.
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For President Donald Trump, who was elected during the seventh year of an economic recovery, his first bid was to pass a massive tax cut that appears to have shifted the economy into ultra-high gear, while also increasing government spending dramatically in his first two years.
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His victory over right-wing nationalist Marine Le Pen bolstered the economic establishment and provided at least a momentary reprieve from the populist uprising that began with Britain's decision last year to leave the EU and shifted into high gear with Trump's entry into the Oval Office.
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We have a clear path to expanding our Democratic Majority, and by putting our plans in motion earlier in the cycle than ever before, we are demonstrating to Democrats across the country that the political arm of House Democrats is operating in high gear from the start.
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In New Hampshire, South Carolina and particularly Iowa, campaigns and campaigns-in-waiting are competing for top talent to lead their efforts on the ground -- a courting process that quietly began for some last year, but has kicked into high gear within the past two weeks.
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Tax bill negotiations are expected to kick into high gear on Monday, as lawmakers return to Washington with just a handful of legislative days left and big issues to contend with, including the need to pass a funding measure to keep the government open beyond Dec.
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The focus on Buttigieg's work at McKinsey kicked into high gear earlier this week after the New York Times and ProPublica highlighted the firm's controversial 2017 recommendations to Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency that it should cut spending on food, medical care and supervision of its detainees.
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A storm dumping heavy snow buried highways in Colorado and Wyoming Tuesday, prompted school closures in Nebraska and forced more than 1,000 travelers to sleep overnight in Denver's airport after hundreds of flights were canceled as the busy Thanksgiving week travel period went into high gear.
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By all accounts, they raised a staggering amount of money, and that was well before the the Trump Administration and its bigoted, white nationalist, homophobic, transphobic, racist, misogynist, ableist, classist, xenophobic, all-around no good, very bad agenda had had a chance to kick into high gear.
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All that said, it's no coincidence that big programs of structural reform have become more prominent as wages have stagnated, and the fact that they appear to be continuing to stagnate even as the unemployment rate remains low has kicked calls for bigger change into high gear.
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It never felt like I was missing something that I would have liked to see, and the casters have somehow managed to keep up with narrating events that have, understandably, become much more chaotic and fast-moving in the year since competitive Fortnite first kicked into high gear.
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Oil supply was drawn down more than expected but the bigger story in this morning's EIA report appears to be the surge in gasoline demand as the summer driving season kicks into high gear, according to both John Kilduff of Again Capital and Andy Lipow of Lipow Oil Associates.
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With the presidential campaign kicking into high gear, Ryan has said his 20163 plan is largely about drawing a contrast with Democrats and delivering a blueprint for the eventual Republican nominee to pick up and use as a platform once the party coalesces around a candidate later this year.
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Caps come back again, beat Penguins WASHINGTON — The Washington Capitals' penchant for slow starts often have left them digging out of an early hole, but at this point, it's almost become second nature for the NHL's best team to kick into high gear once the second period rolls around.
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Sunsets in the middle of the afternoon, temperatures dipping into the 40s and below throughout the country, and itchy, irritated skin from heating systems kicking into high gear — all these factors have worked in unison to break our souls and make the past few weeks feel exponentially longer.
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The analysis, which examined broadcast television advertising month-by-month, shows a sharp rise in the negative ads as the midterms drew closer, jumping from 43% of Republican ads in July to 53% in August and 59% in September once the general-election season kicked into high gear.
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Having survived the worst of the hurricane largely on their own as the government's response faltered, residents' self-reliance or "auto-gestión" efforts have kicked into high gear, with many communities organizing and welcoming help to install solar lights, plant native trees, clear trails and launch rebuilding projects.
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That realization made me take coding courses and really kick things into high gear, so we both can look at my business accomplishments and be able to say 'it all paid off,' without him ever feeling like I was just on a joyride while he was picking up the tab.
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As for Pharrell's festival ... it got off to a rough start when the first day was canceled due to weather, but kicked into high gear Saturday night with guest appearances during his set by Jay Z, Diddy, Snoop Dogg, Missy Elliott, Busta Rhymes, Timbaland, Charlie Wilson and Tyler, the Creator.
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The federal government is operating in high gear trying to get out ahead of the self-driving car movement, which is probably good considering the existing laws and regulations are totally unprepared for what the future may bring, according to a draft report commissioned by the US Department of Transportation.
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The body cameras used by Baton Rouge police failed to work It's no surprise then that when Popular Science published a story saying that the company behind the camera was likely Taser International, based on a January article from a Baton Rouge newspaper, Taser's PR team went into high gear.
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The reports make it clear that although Election Day 22016 is nearly three and a half years away, Mr. Trump's re-election campaign operation is already in high gear, and that it is working to engage the Republican Party's deepest pockets in a way that his unconventional 2500 campaign did not.
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Even before the thefts were reported, security at and near the building was shifting into high gear in advance of Mr. Trump's arrival in New York for the General Assembly, where discussion of climate change, Iran and trade wars are on the agenda during five days of speeches and meetings.
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" But this time, the criminal justice system kicked into high gear: "The pressures of police harassment, arrests, and high rates of imprisonment, combined with the consequences of the whole grim cocaine lifestyle, set off an anticrack craze — a positive contagion — and by the mid-1990s, the short-term spike was over.
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Sea levels in South Florida have gone up about a foot since the 20113s, but around 2011, the slow upward creep of the ocean seemed to kick into high gear, with tidal gauges recording much faster rates of sea level rise and residents noting a stark uptick in so-called "nuisance" floods.
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The crisis entered high gear just a year ago when a struggling young actor secretly recorded a plot by Delcídio do Amaral, a former senator in Ms. Rousseff's party, to spirit a jailed oilman out of the country to prevent him from testifying about the extent of corruption surrounding the national oil company.
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That said, today is the third day in a row in which Apple has unexpectedly announced a new product (Monday: new iPads; Tuesday: new iMacs), so the rumor mill is in high gear over an impending AirPower debut, especially since the new AirPods can charge wirelessly and as hinted at by some coding changes.
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"Diamond Heart," the first track, is primed to become a danceable hit — though it might have to go through the DJ remix machine before it hits a peak; the same goes for "A-YO," a witty and confident song that I felt lost momentum in the chorus but kicks into high gear during the verse.
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New York City, for example, recorded that automobiles outnumbered horses on the streets by 1912; a year before the assembly line had even kicked automobile production into high gear and a blazingly fast four years from the introduction of the Model T. Clearly there is a discrepancy between the urban transition and the rural transition.
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He can't remember ever seeing a prettier sunset, all orange and purple and black, as if the whole world were a V.R. simulation, and if his heart goes into high gear when a cop car comes up behind him and swings out to pass, that's all part of the game and he's O.K. with it.
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Coming up on the one-year anniversary of the Harvey Weinstein allegations that kicked the #MeToo movement into high gear — and the two-year anniversary of President Trump's election — this is a time when women are fighting hard against the forces that would silence them by speaking out against sexual predators and running for office.
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Here's an illustration from the paper showing how Brazil and other countries in the American tropics dealt a huge blow to Aedes mosquitoes in the first half of the 20th century, but then – only partly because of the ban on DDT – dropped their defenses just as humanity's boom in urbanization and global mobility got into high gear.
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The race to the 2018 Academy Awards kicked into high-gear on Monday morning with the announcement of the Golden Globe nominations, with Guillermo del Toro's The Shape of Water leading the pack with seven nominations while Steven Spielberg's The Post and Martin McDonagh's Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri linger not far behind with six apiece.
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The planning process in high gear Military planners and their counterparts in other government agencies -- and sometimes from other countries who might be part of an alliance -- then begin analyzing the mission in greater detail, determining how an enemy fights, how friendly forces might conduct maneuvers, how the battlefield environment will shape the situation, and the risks involved.
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In late 2016, a year after Timber Sycamore kicked into high gear, an ISIS force near the Syrian city of Al Bab used guided anti-tank weapons—probably mostly Russian, but possibly some American—to make mincemeat of roughly 10 tanks, three infantry fighting vehicles, and an armored personnel carrier, according to open-source investigatory group Bellingcat.
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But the talks, which moved into high gear late last year, are advancing at a politically fraught time in Brazil, and the Brazilian government — which owns a so-called golden share that gives it veto power over any change in ownership at Embraer — could derail a deal the two companies are said to be racing to complete.
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Vice President Pence is boosting his profile and solidifying his standing as President TrumpDonald John TrumpAs Biden surges, GOP Ukraine probe moves to the forefront Republicans, rooting for Sanders, see Biden wins as setback Trump says Biden Ukraine dealings will be a 'major' campaign issue MORE's second-in-command as election season kicks into high gear.
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The justices are not required to take any immediate action on the petition from the New York grand jury case or to schedule the case for hearing this term, but if they do, it would likely lead to a decision by the end of June, just as the general presidential election is getting into high gear.
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"It started becoming popular about 15 years ago or so, but it was kicked into high gear by the immense popularity of Coco, in particular, which broke box office records across the globe," says Andrew Chesnut, PhD, professor of religious studies at Virginia Commonwealth University and author of Devoted to Death: Santa Muerte, The Skeleton Saint.
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Draining the swamp is important – it's one of the things that sets off Trump from his predecessors – but it might not be as important as kicking the economy into high gear and generating the kind of job and wage growth that would spread the benefits of the Obama "recovery" to the forgotten men and women of the American heartland.
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Executive producers Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg, along with showrunner Sam Catlin, have distilled everything that made Garth Ennis and Steve Dillon's graphic novels so iconic into a shot of live-action adrenaline, and while Season 1 had its speed bumps, taking the show on the road in Season 2 has kicked Preacher into high gear right out of the gate.
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It was hard not to smile with Usain Bolt as he noticed that Canada's Andre De Grasse was staying with him in the 200 and went into high gear, or with David Katoatau, a weight lifter whose charming dance after every hoist, even the one that failed, was meant to draw attention to his sinking, storm-battered Pacific island nation of Kiribati.
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The idolization campaign kicked into high gear in 2016, focused on pop culture and youth: Kim's chosen female singers, the Moranbong Band, staged a series of musical performances and plays calling for loyalty to the leader, while the Shock Brigade, a crew of young North Koreans in charge of major economic construction, produced about 1,200 poems and other literary works, the Institute said.
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Concerns about security and the level of access to President Donald Trump at his private Florida club Mar-a-Lago have been swirling since he was elected, but scrutiny kicked into high gear after the US Secret Service arrested a Chinese woman, Yujing Zhang, who they say was carrying four cellphones and a malware-infected thumb drive at the resort over the weekend.
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"With tax reform in high gear, a continued focus on areas such as health care and trade, and federal budget negotiations, I would expect this level of activity to continue through the remainder of the year and into 2018," said Hunter Bates, a former chief of staff to Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellTrump faces crucial decisions on economy, guns Are Democrats turning Trump-like?
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It was an issue that united former White House chief of staff Reince PriebusReinhold (Reince) Richard PriebusTrump blasts Scaramucci as 'incapable' Trump taps Sean Spicer to join Naval Academy board of visitors Trump's no racist — he's an equal opportunity offender MORE and former chief strategist Stephen Bannon, who were frequently at odds but agreed, according to the AP, that firing Sessions would kick the investigation into high gear.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE will roll out a new immigration proposal on Thursday at a White House Rose Garden event, putting the spotlight back on his signature issue as the 2020 presidential campaign kicks into high gear.
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Not only that, but commercial video games could kick artificial intelligence research into high gear by dramatically lessening the time and money required to train AI. "If you go back to the original Doom, the walls all look exactly the same and it's very easy to predict what a wall looks like, given that data," said Mark Schmidt, a computer science professor at the University of British Columbia (UBC).
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In more recent years, progressive economists and a number of current and former Democratic presidential candidates have backed the idea of a federal job guarantee consistent with a Green New Deal: The U.S. government would permanently become the country's employer of last resort through a program that's always in place but kicks into high gear during an economic downturn and then shrinks when people find work elsewhere in the public or private sector.
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"We have a clear path to expanding our Democratic Majority, and by putting our plans in motion earlier in the cycle than ever before, we are demonstrating to Democrats across the country that the political arm of House Democrats is operating in high gear from the start," said DCCC Chairwoman Cheri BustosCheryl (Cheri) Lea BustosDCCC is out of step with Democratic values Climate report makes agri-business a target Farmers have to be part of climate solutions MORE (Ill.).
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Kennedy retirement kicks speculation over Supreme Court replacement into high gear Schumer demands Congress use 'Biden Rule' in choosing Kennedy replacement Justice Kennedy's key Supreme Court opinions Anthony Kennedy: Swing justice wielded quiet power Reporter's Notebook: The Senate's path to confirming the next Supreme Court justice TRUMP-PUTIN SUMMIT NEARS REALITY: The White House and Kremlin will jointly announce the date and location of a summit between President Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin summit on Thursday, National Security Adviser John Bolton said ... A summit that brings together Putin and Trump will be a success in itself regardless of the results, Bolton said Wednesday while in Moscow to lay the groundwork for the meeting.
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