Rev up those notifications, it's time for another internet challenge.
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Lady Gaga really knows how to rev up a crowd.
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To rev up growth, Uber has introduced new business initiatives.
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They were also designed to rev up each party's base.
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Alright everyone, stop the presses and rev up those fryers.
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"It seems to rev up the metabolism of the hippocampus," Demaria explained.
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The magazine will be released in September, so rev up your juicers.
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The disgraced movie mogul's lawyers are expected to rev up their case.
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EDT Rev up those fryers, cause we officially have Spicy Chicken Nugget confirmation!
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Rev up those fryers, cause we sure are hungry for some Krabby Patties!
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Yet his fastball — the same one he could rev up to 96 m.p.h.
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Did Mr. Zuckerberg rev up the Facebook machine to try to outcompete them?
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Until Reddit's newer ad products rev up, it's still relying on venture capital.
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With Technicolor flair, Serra's madcap cartoony illustrations rev up the story even more.
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Rev up for "Fast and Furious 9" and a new "Fantastic Beasts" movie.
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It's an attempt to rev up their own base ahead of the midterm elections.
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People should "rev up their shame factor" on companies looking to maximize profit there.
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"The social-to-office calling pipeline needs to rev up again," the operative said.
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Despite Navistar's tough market, Volkswagen can afford to rev up its bid a little.
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Beijing is in its second year of loosening to rev up a cooler economy.
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Earlier today Clinton's campaign manager Robby Mook took to Medium to rev up the base.
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Rev up your brain cells, sharpen your pen and dip your pencil in that inkwell.
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According to Roach, progress on trade with China will not meaningfully rev up global growth.
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After the referral to the House Ethics Committee, Collins appeared to rev up his defense.
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It would indeed rev up "Call Me Maybe," which now has over a billion YouTube views.
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In his campaign Mr Moon pledged to take on vested interests and rev up the economy.
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Shares in infrastructure companies rallied on Tuesday after the state planner's pledge to rev up spending.
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Ratings gold for the media and a detested target for Trump to rev-up his base.
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She ordered a Rev Up tea with steamed soy milk; it arrived with cold soy milk.
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And when time came to rev up the defense before a game, Simmons was its conductor.
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The last flu season to rev up this early was in 2003-2004 — a bad one.
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" After finishing her remarks, she briefly returned to rev up the crowd: "Excuse me, we won tonight!
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Target has struggled to rev up online growth which has lagged that of larger rivals like Amazon.
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In an attempt to rev up its business, Harley is focusing on international sales and new bikes.
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All these changes also help the Phantom 4 rev up to an impressive 45 miles an hour.
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The cicadas rev up as the summer sun bakes the carefully tended lawns of suburban Dublin, Ohio.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - Taiwan has a $350 billion chance to rev up its stuttering economic engine.
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Doubts remain about Beijing's ability to rev up slowing growth and patch up its frayed financial system.
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And to rev up a postwar economy, it welcomed cheap labor from Turkey, Africa and Eastern Europe.
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By fixing the banks' prices, Visa and MasterCard would rev up these outrageous fees year after year.
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Bill Perkins of energy hedge fund Skylar Capital says the natural gas market could soon rev up.
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Weak capital expenditure puts extra pressure on Prime Minister Shinzo Abe to do more to rev up growth.
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At the very least, we'll get to watch the Overwatch League rev up for its success — or failure.
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The party is encouraging individual campaigns to reach out for help and guidance as 2020 contests rev up.
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Still, there appeared to be agreement that allowing the economy to rev up a little would be appropriate.
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And as European populists rev up their base with nationalist appeals, Mr. Tonelli is the personification of globalization.
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I can imagine things do rev up on the weekends, as it is considered a local hot spot.
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The Chinese government could take steps to rev up domestic growth or empower its consumers to buy cars.
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For China as a whole, the government's decision in 2008 to rev up investment was also a dividing line.
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Because Libra occupies the fame-and-fortune sector of your chart, Mars will rev up your energy at work.
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So here's the new goal for the new normal: sustain the recovery and rev up US economic growth. 5.
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Central banks, looking to rev up growth and fight low inflation rates, have turned increasingly dovish in recent months.
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Air quality usually deteriorates during the winter when demand for heating soars and coal-fired power plants rev up.
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The reason Trump read from "The Snake" as a candidate is because it worked to rev up his voters.
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Cities that have seen hiring rev up include Houston, Dallas, Oklahoma City, San Antonio and Pittsburgh, the data show.
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In a bid to rev up the lackluster economy, the government unveiled a $25 billion stimulus package last month.
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The implication was clear enough and right in line with the tone of Trump's efforts to rev up conservatives.
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Presidents in the past leaned on the Fed to rev up growth ahead of elections, sometimes causing havoc later.
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Clinton and the former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr., who will speak on Thursday, to rev up delegates.
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They found they could rev up its nutrient production by importing a gene from a carotene-rich Micronesian banana.
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It was as fitting an example as any of how Oklahoma City's stars could rev up the team's ancillary pieces.
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DNA you can feel and hear on pit row at Laguna Seca, as Porsches rev up before hitting the track.
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It's been shown to rev up metabolism and help you to consume fewer calories (if that's one of your goals).
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Trump has already shown a willingness to rev up his Twitter use, which might net the company short-term gains.
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We may well take a pill to enhance brain capacity, or wear a headband to rev up those neural connections.
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Gomez isn't ready to divulge any real details about her tour, she's just trying to rev up her fans' anticipation.
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Desiigner's energy level: 76/100 0:217 The ramp has reached its nadir and now Desiigner must rev up again.
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Japan is another example where a large credit creation has been tried for some time to rev up the economy.
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Its bass echoes rev up like an exhaust-spewing truck before it takes off at a gallop into the sonic underworld.
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These super-fast connections were supposed to revolutionize Americans' experience of the internet and rev up the country's noncompetitive broadband market.
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But I suspect that as the economy begins to rev up, we'll start to see that demand pick up as well.
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Ironically, a corporate-governance code introduced in 2015 to rev up competitiveness may explain why such facts are coming to light.
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Chinese and Russian space weapons threats seem to inform the current push to rev up deployment of new missile warning satellites.
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But will they keep cutting away small slices with a scalpel, or just rev up the chainsaw in the coming months?
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Separately, a senior Trump campaign official argued that impeachment isn't a necessary ingredient to rev up the President's base in 2020.
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"That means Sturgeon can again rev up his hovercraft in search of moose," Justice Elena Kagan wrote for a unanimous court.
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Central banks across the world, looking to rev up growth and fight low inflation rates, have turned increasingly dovish in recent months.
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Even if Halloween doesn't cast a spell on consumers this year, Santa Claus could help rev up the economy with Christmas cheer.
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UNs Secretary-General António Guterres is trying to rev up global efforts to achieve climate goals that are slipping out of reach.
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By contrast, Japan's "can-do" central bank was not dumped on; it cheerfully volunteered to rev up the economy and boost inflation.
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House Republican candidates will also need to rev up voters emotionally, especially among those who cast ballots for Donald Trump in 2016.
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Without LinkedIn, Mr. Benioff turned his sights to Twitter, which has been trying to figure out how to rev up its growth.
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The same molecules that rev up the sleepy parts of the brain also jumpstart the cardiovascular system—sometimes too much, Arnold says.
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"All the hopes are the consumer is somehow going to rev up, and that's coinciding with the holiday season here," said Achuthan.
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Diao can rev up the octane in chase and action sequences, but the movie almost always stays grounded in the physically plausible.
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Donald Trump was on the road trying to rev up the country against a pitiful caravan of poor people struggling through Mexico.
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Lee Jung-yong, an actor and entertainer from Seoul, was brought in to rev up the crowd — but that hardly seemed necessary.
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The unusual high-intensity warm-up for "A Clockwork Orange," however, could rev up Floyd Mayweather for his next pay-per-view.
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The campaign is also trying to rev up its policy shop by bringing in more experts and releasing new policy proposals, Dees said.
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Lower mortgage rates are likely behind a surge in housing sentiment, which could help rev up what started as a sluggish spring season.
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Weak capital expenditure amid the global economic slowdown has made it difficult for a virtuous robot development cycle to rev up in Singapore.
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The advocate acknowledged that Trump is not alone in wanting to rev up the deportation process, citing the Obama administration's record-breaking pace.
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Dan Pfeiffer, former senior adviser to President Barack Obama, believes the GOP's worries are purely a tactical effort to rev up the base.
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It's also possible, experts say, that children's immune systems don't rev up to attack the virus as much as adult immune systems do.
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The midterms Kavanaugh's confirmation was, until Sunday afternoon, going to be a major talking point for Republican candidates to rev up their base.
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To ensure that grip holds, the Trump campaign dispatched more than 80 surrogates to caucus sites across Iowa to rev up his supporters.
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Mr. Mars is a skillful, well-studied mimic, and that was all it took to have "Let's Go Crazy" rev up the room.
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He needs Merkel's Germany to refuel and rev up that motor; it has done so for decades, though falteringly in the recent past.
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Indeed, he has suggested that he would relish still having the issue of wall to once again rev up supporters in the campaign.
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Then on Tuesday, Bannon, a former White House adviser, tried to rev up the crowds at a rally for Moore in Fairhope, Alabama.
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Beyond a handful of video games and books, it would be years before the Star Wars universe would rev up to full steam again.
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As North Korea tries to rev up its economy, it may shift its hacking efforts from financial thievery to stealing intellectual property, China-style.
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He wants Congress to authorize hiring thousands more ICE agents and to bolster the number of immigration judges to rev up the deportation efforts.
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And while some things were cleared up (Get ready for best dramatic movie winner "The Revenant" to rev up its engines), others were not.
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McConnell also said he was grateful to Trump for crisscrossing the country in the final week of the campaign to rev up conservative voters.
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But they're betting on their ability to offset those downsides with an aggressive push to use data and polling to rev up Trump voters.
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GOP candidates in targeted House districts, however, are often distancing themselves from Trump, who threatens to rev up angry Democrats and turn off independents.
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Donald Trump wasted no time using the recent bombing in New York City to rev up his harsh rhetoric against immigrants of Middle Eastern descent.
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Rev up for some quality time with your couch, mid-month paycheck, and mobile or desktop device, because a three-day weekend is upon us.
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Which doesn't mean, of course, that raising the specter of Clinton in ads won't work for some Republican candidates hoping to rev up the base.
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It comes as lawmakers pile pressure onto the government to compile a big spending package totaling 10 trillion yen ($92 billion) to rev up growth.
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Chinese officials are under pressure to rev up factories and get workers moving again, while some European authorities are questioning the region's open-border policies.
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What if you could rev up the Arctic ice maker and build new layers of sea ice to counteract the warming effects of climate change?
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In short, the best way to start making progress toward a decarbonized world is not to rev up millions of air capture machines right now.
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Now that a few months have passed since Endgame, it appears Spider-Man: Far From Home is going to rev up Marvel Studios' teaser engines again.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin had backed the Yekaterinburg bid via video message and a Russian singer tried to rev up the crowd with song and dance.
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But even if a trade-war truce is reached between the United States and China, the economy will need a bigger boost to rev up again.
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For Apple, which is looking to rev up sales in China after several quarters of declining revenue there, the test is that Gu is not alone.
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"We have now an engine of economic job creation that is starting to rev up where clean energy jobs are the fastest-growing segment," he said.
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More controversially, though, Germany -- running a huge trade surplus of nearly $300 billion -- is allegedly refusing to rev up its economy to stabilize the monetary union.
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Trump has gone all-in for Republican candidate Troy Balderson, even holding a rally to rev up support for him in the district on Saturday evening.
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Senate Republicans will rev up the confirmation mill, while House Democrats will dust off their magnifying glasses, all at the expense of getting much else done.
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It's not an agenda designed to stoke political fights and rev up the base, a favorite tactic of past congressional leaders — especially before a midterm election.
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However, there seemed to be agreement that after years of subpar growth and low inflation, allowing the economy to rev up a little would be appropriate.
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Trump will be able to milk at least another month out of impeachment to rev up his supporters as the process moves over to the Senate.
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The nation's top business executives say congressional passage of an expansive Pacific trade agreement will rev up economic growth and needs to get done this year.
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There's little doubt that President Donald Trump is hoping that will happen given the rhetoric he's used in the last week to rev up the base.
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The strategy has allowed the president's campaign apparatus to steadily rev up as he awaits the final verdict on who his opponent will be in November.
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He is widely seen as liberal and Anglophile, as well as eager to reform France and work with Mrs Merkel to rev up the Franco-German motor.
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AI can rev up efficiency and productivity and workflow, but if we go that route, we have to have the will to stand up for our patients.
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Last week it raised its 7803 global growth forecast to 3.3 percent, compared with 2.9 percent this year, as Washington prepares to rev up the U.S. economy.
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Bollywood is pinning its hopes on two of this year's biggest films opening on Friday to rev up a lacklustre box office for the festive Diwali season.
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The announcement came on the sidelines of a state visit to Beijing by U.S. President Donald Trump, who has been looking to rev up U.S.-China trade.
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Republicans think a Supreme Court debate will help rev up their base at a time when polls show Democratic voters are more enthusiastic about voting than Republicans.
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AI products incur more significant rev-up costs than a typical SaaS product rollout and may have as much impact on margins as customer acquisition costs (CAC).
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She argued that the party needed to sharpen its message, rev up its organization and stop being so dependent on cookie-cutter strategies devised by overpaid consultants.
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FRIDAY PUZZLE — One of the best ways to recover from a turkey coma, in my opinion, is to rev up the brain with a challenging crossword puzzle.
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The Japanese ice dancers Kana Muramoto and Chris Reed have been turning on lamps that mimic sunlight as soon as they awaken to rev up their bodies.
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The epidemic comes at a bad time, as the country is pushing its "Visit Malaysia 2020" programme to rev up its stuttering economy, Southeast Asia's third-largest.
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The epidemic comes at a bad time, as the country is pushing its "Visit Malaysia 2020" program to rev up its stuttering economy, Southeast Asia's third-largest.
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To construct the turbines, steel mills would have to rev up to meet rising demand; spot shortages of raw materials and price spikes are easy to imagine.
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She reports to Carolyn Qu. Sun Yilei joins China companies team in Beijing Yilei returns to Beijing to help rev up coverage of the country's giant automotive sector.
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He said Apple would be the most likely target because its products are sold directly to consumers, but China may not want to rev up consumers too much.
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With Japan's proverbial "roads and bridges to nowhere" apparently finished, it seems difficult to come up with public sector infrastructure programs large enough to rev up the economy.
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Here are 10 worlds you can visit without having to rev up your hyperdrive: The dusty, hot planet of Tatooine is a central to the "Star Wars" saga.
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The high cost of airport food and parking, hassles they may have experienced getting through TSA, and confusion navigating the concourse can also rev up passengers, she explains.
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Instead, this cinematic hangout is often content to stay in third gear, though it does rev up late in the game when the players actually take the field.
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The U.S. needs to plug trillion dollar trade leakages to rev up growth and to finance tax cuts in order to avoid soaring budget deficits and public debt.
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The big question is how strong his appeal would be to the Obama coalition that Clinton is trying to rev up -- including African-American, Hispanic and young voters.
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But gasoline buying and margins are surging as U.S. drivers rev up for the summer and consumers in China and India also hit the road in record numbers.
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Beto O'Rourke (D-Texas) to run for president, on Thursday launched its first web video to rev up support for the Texas Democrat ahead of his 28503 decision.
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The RNC — in coordination with the White House, Capitol Hill, and outside GOP groups — has already been going all-in on using Kavanaugh to rev up their base.
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But as Mr. Trump seeks to rev up his base, he also runs a significant risk of driving away a small but decisive cohort of voters he needs.
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In year one, they helped rev up the economy by delivering policies that help make America fiercely competitive in the global economy, such as regulatory and tax reform.
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But employers have been further buoyed since the election by the belief that imminent tax cuts and fewer regulations will further rev up the economy, Mr. Houston said.
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Although every club in every year is unique, NBA teams have long faced the same incentive to slack off in the regular season and rev up in the playoffs.
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Trillions of dollars in economic stimulus programs are being discussed on America's election campaign trails, and the U.S. clearly needs these programs to rev up growth and employment creation.
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"We've gotten rid of so many basic microbes that we are exposed to, that our immune systems are sitting idle, waiting to rev up for an attack," Vinocur said.
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Even a narrow defeat for Democrats in Kansas would likely rev up the party base -- and its small-dollar (and big dollar) donors -- in the stretch run in Georgia.
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You won't see any "sleep" playlists when you use Cadillac's new Spotify app while driving, but your "pump up" playlist will be ready to rev up your morning commute.
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The ECB's monetary policy will remain helpful, but that has not been enough to rev up the French economy and stop a dramatic deterioration of its labor market conditions.
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His catalogue of songs proved popular in the political world, with more than one candidate playing some of Petty's hits to rev up the crowd on the campaign trail.
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Served up a piece of red meat that he could have seized to rev up the partisan crowd and build a divisive movement, McCain refused to take a bite.
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Nashville tapped the country singer Dierks Bentley as the latest to sing the national anthem, while the country singer Jason Aldean waved a towel to rev up the crowd.
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The $12.5 million from General Catalyst, Greenoaks, Global Founders Capital, Untitled Investments, Day One Ventures and a slew of angels gives Atom runway to rev up its freemium model.
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It will — it has — produced just enough disenfranchisement to get the job done without so much as to rev up so many people as to threaten the whole project.
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And Rome is determined to use any policy space, and then some, to rev up a quasi-stagnant economy and to keep reducing an unemployment rate of nearly 12 percent.
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After a surprise showing Wednesday night to rev up supporters, Clinton will step on stage Thursday and make history as the first female presidential nominee for a major political party.
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It would rev up the night before; right after I put the finishing touches on my questions, practiced my opening, and went through my trial binder for the seventh time.
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A $4.8 billion sale to Verizon was announced in July after Yahoo tried — and failed — under Marissa Mayer, its chief executive, to rev up growth in the last few years.
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To rev up investment banking fees and reclaim market share, Bank of America is chasing smaller deals — and that's taken it to far-flung American locations it had previously ignored.
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EVs don't have engines that need to rev up, which increases short-range performance metrics such as the time it takes to go from 0 to 60 miles per hour.
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Festival's upcoming 2016 edition will mark its impressive fifteenth year of existence, and if you're planning to go, the just-announced lineup will likely rev up your anticipation levels significantly.
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Competition is also getting stiffer, as companies such as the Japanese automaker Nissan expand their S.U.V. lineups and underperforming automakers like the German giant Volkswagen rev up their expansion plans.
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We believe such a law will save lives, and our intent was to rev up the noise machine — to make sure that lawmakers know about the bill and its importance.
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The challenge: The recent tax cuts, which have forced the federal government to borrow more, has to rev up the economy and soon to make the new debt less burdensome.
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Schultz also hinted at a potential tie-up with e-commerce giant Alibaba's billionaire founder Jack Ma, that could help rev up online coffee sales for the chain in China.
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Argentine Minister of production and labor Dante Sica said the move should help "exports recover their dynamism and rev up an increase in the production of units planned for 2019".
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The joint committee did find that the tax bill would rev up economic growth but, like other studies, it would not be enough to offset the loss of tax revenue.
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They say established candidates might want to jump in quickly to blunt the momentum of a Brown or O'Rourke, for fear they could rev up like Obama's campaign in 2008.
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France and the rest of Europe — and, incidentally, the U.S., too — should have expected Germany to rev up its economy and buy more goods and services from its main trade partners.
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The automaker's most powerful V8 ever rides behind the two seats, producing more than 700 horsepower when you rev up to 8,000 rpm (which you should do as often as possible).
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Lyft Inc's legal team helped rev up the San Francisco-based company for its $24.3 billion initial public offering earlier this year, marking the first IPO by a ride-hailing company.
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Macri, hamstrung by a deal with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) that gives his government limited options to rev up a stalled economy, is trying to turn attention instead to security.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Twitter appointed Bret Taylor, a former senior executive at Facebook, to its board, continuing a makeover of its board of directors as it struggles to rev up its growth.
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The agreement announced on Monday could rev up Starbucks' roughly $2 billion business selling packaged Starbucks coffee, Teavana tea and other products through grocery stores and other retailers, including in China.
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HAPPENING LATER A rain check for the Daytona 500 The 62nd running of the Daytona 500 will rev up today after the event was postponed on Sunday because of bad weather.
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The result will likely be an amplifying of the President's biting criticism of Democrats and the media, attack lines that have consistently been effective fodder to rev up his political base.
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When the battery gets low or the driver's looking for some extra kick, the car will rev up its 2-liter, four-cylinder engine, which is coupled up to the front wheels.
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Newswires reported last Monday (December 26) the announcement of Japan's Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga that the yen's exchange rate was a top government priority to rev up the economy via export sales.
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Easy. By providing cheap credit, interest-sensitive components of aggregate demand – such as household consumption, residential investments and business capital spending – are supposed to rev up demand for labor, goods and services.
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Twitter, for example, is dealing with questions about whether it can rev up its service's user growth, while Square needs to graduate from a newly public company to a more mature one.
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Alfredo Thorne told Reuters that some Chinese companies have already signaled interest in partnering in developing new refineries, part of Kuczynski's plans to boost infrastructure investments to rev up sluggish economic growth.
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Before setting in train fiscal and structural stimuli to rev up the economy, the new administration would do well to (a) work closely with the Fed and (b) address foreign trade issues.
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Soon afterwards, Packard Bell began its slow descent into PC also-ran status—also in 1996, the firm was acquired by NEC, which tried to rev up Packard Bell with new investments.
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But by letting creators assemble their fans or friends ahead of time, the video themselves will rev up faster and receive more real-time feedback that makes them feel urgent and lively.
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"Despite remaining near three-year lows, mortgage rates have failed to bring enough buyers to the market to rev up competition for homes this summer," said Daryl Fairweather, chief economist at Redfin.
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Nashville also brought out the star power once again with Sheryl Crow singing the national anthem and the former Titans running back Eddie George waving a towel to rev up the crowd.
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And that, with just eight days before the midterm elections, attacking the media for the awful events -- including some that have directly targeted the media -- will work to rev up that base.
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The massive turnout is a reflection of organic enthusiasm among conservatives and a sophisticated effort by Trump's campaign to rev up its get-out-the-vote machine ahead of the general election.
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He speculated that the White House hoped the suggestion would "rev up" its base before November's congressional elections but realized pushing the scheme would make it hard to work with angry lawmakers.
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It's impossible to pick up a health magazine or diet book without reading about "metabolism," and how to kick-start, ignite, rev up, or otherwise recalibrate yours to get a trimmer, leaner physique.
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Denver rehired Mike McCoy to rev up the offense after he spent the last four seasons as the Chargers' coach, going a woeful 9-23 over the past two years before being fired.
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If the Fed wants to free up the trillions of dollars it has printed, it needs to get the banks on board, which would rev up money supply, velocity and the multiplier effect.
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Greg Valliere, chief global analyst at Horizon Investments, said he expects Yellen to speak positively about fiscal spending since Fed officials have long said that monetary policy alone can't rev up the economy.
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This should rev up profits for automakers, technology companies and ride service providers, hastening the day when their robot cars can carry passengers on the same U.S. roads as cars driven by people.
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But the half-dozen Senate Democrats vying for the party's presidential nomination will have just as much — if not more — interest in hitting on hot-button topics that rev up the liberal base.
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While the former president remains extremely popular with the Democratic base, especially among African-American voters, Democrats fear his entrance into some battleground states could inadvertently rev up conservatives and pro-Trump voters.
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Mr. Trump's campaign has also been spending heavily as the president has worked to rev up the Republican base ahead of next month's midterm elections through a series of rallies and online appeals.
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Trump loyalists insist that he can rev up the GOP base like no one else, and that his presence is essential to counteract the high turnout that almost everyone expects among Democratic voters.
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BUSINESS LEADERS WANT TPP DONE THIS YEAR: The nation's top business executives say congressional passage of an expansive Pacific trade agreement will rev up economic growth and needs to get done this year.
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If the Republicans can get some kind of tax cut passed this year and a repeal of ObamaCare, 3 percent growth can rev up to 4 percent and boy will that feel good.
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For the Lakers, who had seemingly hit rock bottom when they lost to the Phoenix Suns two weeks ago, it was another opportunity to rev up the backhoe and dig a little deeper.
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All times ET. The moon in Cancer meets Mars to rev up the sector of your chart that rules your finances, and creativity flows—especially at work—as the moon connects with dreamy Neptune.
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That is another feature of the way factories are quickly changing: with digital engineering, cheaper automation and new production techniques such as 3D printing, it may be possible to rev up inner-city manufacturing.
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"Growth is set to rev up soon given the deficit-financed tax cuts and a big increase in federal government spending," said Scott Hoyt, a senior economist at Moody's Analytics in West Chester, Pennsylvania.
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"With relief from surging imports in sight, we believe we can rev up our manufacturing engine and increase our economic impact," Juergen Stein, the CEO and president of SolarWorld Americas, said in a statement.
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Striking a deal is crucial for Mr. Abe, whose yearslong effort to rev up Japanese growth faces a major challenge from an economic slowdown in China, a major buyer of Japanese equipment and goods.
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Both Winstead and McNairy (who also starred in Cantwell's terrific AMC drama, "Halt and Catch Fire") are underfed by their roles, unable to dispel the movie's wan tone or rev up its flagging energy.
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Thursday's snapshot, however, is not reassuring for a central bank that estimates unemployment needs to fall to 4.5% before wages begin to increase, and to rev up inflation that has consistently undershot official targets.
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A senior Democratic source familiar with Reid's behind-the-scenes moves said the minority leader has recommended Warren (D-Mass.), a progressive, rising star who could rev up the party's base, to Clinton's campaign.
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All are seeking high valuations, with their offerings likely to bring a wave of wealth to tech investors, founders and early employees that will once again rev up the Silicon Valley start-up ecosystem.
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Clinton aides are confident that Sanders -- who excited the liberal base and won young voters by large margins during the primary -- could be a potent weapon against Trump and help Clinton rev up liberal voters.
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MANILA (Reuters) - The Philippine economy grew at its weakest pace in four years in the first quarter bolstering expectations the central bank will cut rates at its meeting later on Thursday to rev up growth.
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"This is a special drink I'm drinking because I've been teaching you to fight, and you're getting too strong, and I need to rev up my muscles a little," she told him when he became curious.
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The Bird ES1-300's 300-watt motor can rev up to 15.5 MPH and can go about 15.5 miles on one charge, just over half of the mileage that the $1,299 Bird One scooter gets.
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Rev up your calculators: What you need to file your taxes: Review the prior year's tax return to make sure you've accounted for all your income, as well as the forms you'll need for deductions and credits.
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The annual event is a treasured red carpet moment of awards season — where silver screen stars get many-a fashion moments during whirlwind press tours and international premieres, television stars typically rev up for one main event.
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President Donald Trump will huddle with congressional leaders on Tuesday, seeking to rev up a stalled legislative agenda as the summer break draws closer and a probe into Russian meddling in the 2016 election campaign grinds on.
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At the start of the recovery last year, a pool of workers and rigs that had not been out of the fields for long was still available, allowing production to rev up quickly early in the cycle.
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WASHINGTON — With their nomination contests finally locked up, Hillary Clinton and Donald J. Trump sought to rev up their core supporters on Friday during dueling speeches in which each cast the other as unfit for the presidency.
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Unless Trump can reduce trade frictions and geopolitical confrontations in Eastern Europe, the Middle East and East Asia, he should not count on another tax cut to rev up financial markets in anticipation of next November's elections.
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Now it's eyeing the rest of the US.To rev up investment banking fees and reclaim market share, Bank of America is chasing smaller deals — and that's taken it to far-flung American locations it had previously ignored.
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So rev up those retail engines and hop on this deal quickly, because you only have until end of day to upgrade your pant collection — that is, of course, if there are any pairs left by then.
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Returning from its mandated break, Washington looks to rev up the engine again at the expense of the reeling Red Wings on Saturday afternoon as the clubs wrap up their three-game season series at Joe Louis Arena.
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Each time I revisit this topic, I am thinking, perhaps naively, that China, Japan and South Korea, a quarter of the world economy, will soon improve their relations to rev up the rest of the region and beyond.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China will give greater financial rewards to innovative academics and small research bodies in a drive to convert interesting scientific ideas into commercial realities and rev up its high-tech industries as wider economic growth stalls.
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Accustomed to dominating its rivals in the trading business, Goldman spent the past year trying to figure out how to rev up an operation feeling the pressure of new regulations and facing competition from non-bank trading platforms.
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A key Democratic lawmaker on the House Intelligence Committee told The Hill that he hopes former national security adviser Michael Flynn's guilty plea will prompt his GOP colleagues to rev up the panel's probe into Russia's election hacking.
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Yum, China's biggest fast food chain with over 7,685 outlets, has been looking to rev up growth in the market which has slowed since 2012, hit by food safety scares, changing consumer tastes and a wider economic slowdown.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump's campaign more than doubled its spending over the past three months as the president worked to rev up the Republican base ahead of next month's midterm elections through a series of rallies and online appeals.
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Activities slowed down once school began, only to rev up during Christmas week when he insisted they visit the American Museum of Natural History, where Ms. Morganoff was ready to call it a day after the dinosaur exhibition.
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Democratic senators who are mulling presidential bids in 2020 haven't yet entirely backed away from shutdown threats, which could help them rev up support among the party base, but other Democrats have soured on it as a tactic.
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Democratic senators who are mulling presidential bids in 2628 haven't yet entirely backed away from shutdown threats, which could help them rev up support among the party base, but other Democrats have soured on it as a tactic.
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On Wednesday, Mattis sought to distance the US military from the criticism that the President used the deployment to rev up his base prior to the election, emphasizing that the border mission is not unique in a historical context.
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It could both destabilize the city's business environment and expose them to reprisals or extortion by the Chinese authorities — especially if they have ties to the United States and the country's trade war with China continues to rev up.
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The song that launched an ocean of tributes will rev up, and, as the Act One curtain falls, audience members will race out with that impossible-to-shake lyric ("The cold never bothered me anyway") still in their heads.
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Yum China, which spun off from its U.S. parent Yum Brands Inc last year, is trying to rev up growth in the world's second largest economy, where food safety scares and changing consumer tastes have dented sales since 2012.
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Still, they were attacks designed to rev up the conservative base: criticizing her handling of the Benghazi attack, excoriating her judgment in using a private email server, and attempting to shift the spotlight on to past troubles within her marriage.
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The prospect of a much-needed deal to rev up web use sent shares in all three companies sharply higher: PLDT climbed as much as 11 percent, while Globe and San Miguel each jumped more than 6 percent at one point.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Formula One drivers will rev up their race cars again for the annual Mexican Grand Prix, Mexico City's mayor said on Wednesday, after a cut in government funding put the future of the widely attended race in question.
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Now, add the fact that electric motors develop maximum torque the moment they start spinning – rather than having to rev up like a gas or diesel engine – and you have a performance formula that many high-line buyers are finding irresistible.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - The National Democratic Alliance has promised to rev up growth, double farmers' income and boost infrastructure spending in the next five years, after exit polls showed it would retain power when general election votes are counted on Thursday.
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Mexican gross domestic product increased 212.5% in the April-June period from the prior quarter, narrowly averting a recession that would have dealt a major blow to President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador's pledge to rev up the $22007 trillion economy.
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Low credit costs will also begin to rev up private consumption and business capital outlays in an economy accelerating to a 953 percent annual growth rate in last year's fourth quarter — way above the estimated 1.8 percent noninflationary growth potential.
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If nothing else, it's easy to imagine Clarkson settling in as a Lakers' version of 1980s Detroit supersub Vinnie "The Microwave" Johnson, a chainsaw new Los Angeles coach Luke Walton can rev up whenever his second unit needs to spray sparks.
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WASHINGTON, June 6 (Reuters) - President Donald Trump will huddle with congressional leaders on Tuesday, seeking to rev up a stalled legislative agenda as the summer break draws closer and a probe into Russian meddling in the 2016 election campaign grinds on.
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In the weeks leading up to the vote, he repeatedly stoked anti-Pakistan fervor to rev up his nationalist base and turn-out the vote, at one point claiming that a vote for him would be a vote for the soldiers.
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Anti-aging research, in its "translational," or applied, form, seems to be proceeding along two main fronts: through "small molecules," meaning mostly dietary supplements that are intended to rev up the right proteins; and, perhaps more dramatically, through genetic engineering.
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Rising global yields forced the Japanese central bank to rev up bond buying last Friday to cap 10-year Japanese government bond (JGB) yields around its zero percent target, putting it at odds with its counterparts eyeing an exit from ultra-loose policy.
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While Trump's Pensacola rally won't be specifically for Moore, the proximity of Pensacola to the Alabama border -- and the attention Trump's trip will draw -- is sure to rev up the pro-Trump conservatives Moore will need to turn out on December 12.
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It's also one more talking point to rev up the Israeli right wing, which has managed to convince its base that the relatively marginal Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions (BDS) movement somehow constitutes an existential threat to the one of the world's strongest economies.
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While Jordan may not be an asset in every district, the conservative firebrand can be deployed on the campaign trail to rev up the GOP base in a midterm election where Democrats are expected to have a strong enthusiasm advantage over Republicans.
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On the eve of the Iowa caucuses, the 2020 hopefuls raced across the Hawkeye state in a final push to rev up enthusiasm and turn out their supporters, making their closing arguments as many voters said they were still weighing their decisions.
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Ron Wyden of Oregon, the top Democrat on the Finance Committee, has been working on such a plan, arguing that it's better to rev up enforcement of the current capital gains system than try to put an entirely new framework into place.
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In what was arguably his biggest test yet as Fed chief, Powell on Wednesday appeared to turn course from his initial stance that the central bank remains "a long way" from a neutral interest rate that would neither rev up nor hold back the economy.
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By taking a $3.5 billion stake, including options — his biggest wager to date — Mr. Loeb's $17.5 billion hedge fund Third Point is betting that Nestlé can rev up its growth if it listens to Third Point's proposals, which include selling off Nestlé's stake in L'Oréal.
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They also add pressure on both Abe and the Bank of Japan to do more to rev up flagging growth, even as economists and global investors worry that central banks may be reaching their limits with radical experiments that have yet to kick-start growth.
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Why it matters: This is a vivid new illustration of the alacrity with which the Trump campaign is embracing the stain of impeachment to raise money, rev up the base and try to build a head of steam against whoever emerges as the Democratic nominee.
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Currency investors pinned the move on Wednesday's stronger-than-expected durable goods report, coupled with longer-term expectations that a stimulus plan from President-elect Donald Trump will rev up the U.S. economy and possibly force an earlier cycle of interest rate increases from the Federal Reserve.
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The new French president made clear he wanted to rev up the Franco-German engine for closer European integration, which had lapsed when the euro debt crisis was gravest between 2010 and 2012 and Germany took the lead owing to its stronger economy and sounder public finances.
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SEOUL, Dec 22 (Reuters) - South Korea's central bank said on Thursday the economy risks slowing down in 2017 and suggested the government needs to step up fiscal stimulus to rev up growth, with Governor Lee Ju-yeol signalling there was more room to cut rates if needed.
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They realized that Trump's rush to rev up the economy from its cruising speed of 2 to 2.5 percent — which is quite a bit faster than the noninflationary growth potential of 1.5 to 1.6 percent — would lead to strong import demand and their increasing trade surpluses.
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His challenge is to make the necessary adjustments without letting that become its own dominant narrative, which means that Democrats in and around his campaign can't be chattering on background with reporters about their concerns that if he tries to rev up, all he'll do is sputter.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - In the words of Justice Elena Kagan, an Alaska hunter can now "rev up his hovercraft in search of moose" after the U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday unanimously ruled in favor of his bid to use a river on a federal preserve to reach his prey.
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As head of Schroders in Asia's largest investment market, he will drive its growth plans at a time when asset management firms are seeking opportunities from a campaign by Prime Minister Shinzo Abe to shift household funds out of bank deposits and into investment to rev up the economy.
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That would be just a tiny piece of a broad policy action Mr.Trump needs to rev up the economy from a lethargic 1.63 percent growth rate in the first three quarters of this year – a sharp slowdown from a 2.8 percent growth in the same period of 2015.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Walmart Inc will meet large consumer goods companies and advertising firms for the first time in New York next week to pitch its advertising business, as the world's largest retailer aims to rev up its website and stores as a platform for other companies to reach customers.
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FBI Director James Comey's recent decision to revisit the probe of her email setup, and an assortment of Justice sources who've leaked to the press since Friday, have armed GOP lawmakers with more than enough ammunition to rev up their own investigations, say Republican sources on Capitol Hill.
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In December, Evans cast one of two votes against the Fed's decision to raise rates, saying he wanted to give the economy more time to rev up and lift inflation and inflation expectations, which continued to linger below the Fed's target even as unemployment dropped to levels not seen in 17 years.
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And over the last 24 hours, he has also been frank in his response to suggestions from Trump, the leader of his party, that the time could be near to relax national social distancing guidelines in what both economic and health experts have called a misguided bid to rev up the economy.
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Hudson&aposs Bay had also announced Monday that it is selling its flash sales site Gilt Groupe to rival Rue La La. When it bought the brand two years ago, Hudson&aposs Bay touted the purchase as a way to rev up online sales, but business didn&apost live up to the company&aposs expectations.
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" The set included two songs from the new album that rev up to the punky, speed-metal tempos of 230s Metallica: "Hardwired," with a chorus delivering unbridled pessimism in four-letter words, and "Moth Into Flame," a tirade at the corrosive effects of fame and social media: "Infamy, all for publicity/Destruction going viral.
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The comments amounted to Pelosi's strongest to date on the prospects of impeaching Trump and while she did not entirely close the door on the possibility, her comments indicated that she is loath to hand the President a deeply divisive issue to rev up his base and drive the conversation away from policy issues.
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China's carefully prepared meeting in Hangzhou will have no binding, or "best-effort," agreement on any specific and urgently needed coordinated stimulus measures to rev up anemic economic growth in Europe and in the United States – 220 percent of the world economy – where some 220 million people are currently without stable employment or are completely out of work.
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For those that aren't aware of Raven's O-moment and are interested (I mean, how could you not be?) here's what we know: Raven, Hoxie, Arkansas boutique owner, came on this season of The Bachelor to win over ABC threepeater (and soon to be four-peater) Nick and maybe rev up her sex life a little bit.
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Clearly, the ECB is now looking at a situation where an exceptionally easy monetary policy is not doing much to rev up bank lending, and to lift the euro area economy to a growth rate that would accelerate job creation for 16.7 million people (10.4 percent of the labor force) that are currently out of work.
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The road to such a disaster is paved with assumptions that (a) Washington cannot rev up its nearly stagnant economy, (b) that it will continue to run rising budget deficits and a soaring public debt, and (c) that its half-a-trillion dollar annual trade gaps will soon be pushing America's net foreign liabilities toward $10 trillion – and beyond.
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To make matters worse, the imbroglio comes when the Trudeau government is trying to rev up trade and investment with China, partially to benefit from Beijing's deteriorating economic relationship with the US. Before Meng was even released Tuesday, Chinese officials detained former Canadian diplomat Michael Kovrig, who is also an adviser for the International Crisis Group.
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The dollar soared to a over 13-year high against a basket of major currencies Wednesday, bolstered by upbeat U.S. data and coupled with longer-term expectations that a stimulus plan from President-elect Donald Trump will rev up the U.S. economy and possibly force an earlier cycle of interest rate increases from the Federal Reserve.
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While OPR does nothing in cases in which prosecutors send innocent people to jail, it is going to rev up its engines to look at an old plea agreement that ensured that a criminal went to prison and had to register as a sex offender — because there are critics who say that the prison sentence was not long enough.
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So, nervous about re-election, Trump and his friends are playing one of the few cards they have left: trying to rev up their base over a false "culture war" — which is what they call energy from progressives around any issue that matters to women, people of color, immigrants, LGBTQ+ Americans, and anyone that deviates from the white male norm.
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That discrepancy between Trump's rhetoric in the runup to the election and his rhetoric after it exposes, beyond a shadow of a doubt, what most neutral observers initially suspected: That Trump's decision to seize on the caravan of migrants making their way across Mexico in hopes of entering the United States was 100% a political ploy to rev up his base.
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The rush to the yen was also fuelled by a 2% slump in the New Zealand dollar after its central bank made an aggressive interest rate cut and said negative rates were possible, promoting bets on further policy easing around the world.. Central banks across the world, looking to rev up growth and fight low inflation rates, have turned increasingly dovish in recent months.
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Depending on the pace of the action, that would — quickly — do three good things for America: (a) It would rev up economic growth by reducing half-a-trillion-dollar annual trade deficits, (b) it would stop, and reverse, the unsustainable progression of American net foreign liabilities ($73 trillion at the last count) and (c) it would open the way to more constructive dealings with China.
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Third, with stable prices, a budget surplus of 2.3 percent of GDP and a trade surplus of 7.4 percent of GDP, Germany has ample room to stimulate domestic demand and rev up economic activity in the rest of the EU. Instead of working with Germany to expand and open up the markets for up to $400 billion of U.S. exports to the world's largest free-trade area, Washington has soured the relations with Berlin on trade issues, defense spending, vitally important North Stream 2 gas pipeline and taunts about U.S. military base transfers from Germany to Poland.
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Former senior White House adviser Steve BannonStephen (Steve) Kevin BannonThe specter of Steve Bannon may loom over 2020 Trump campaign Sunday shows - Trump's Epstein conspiracy theory retweet grabs spotlight Steve Bannon: 'President Trump is not a racist' MORE is hoping to rev up 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's base ahead of the midterms with a new documentary film slated to air on One America News Network Wednesday evening.
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