I mean, you're not going to step up here, you're never going to step up.
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And to Marco Rubio, you don't have to step up and be a man, step up and be a human.
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There will be a coupon step-up of 25bp after the first call date and an additional step-up of 0003bp thereafter.
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Most recently, Rivera starred as Collette Jones on YouTube premium's "Step Up: High Water," a spin-off of the "Step Up" franchise.
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"It's hard to step up to the plate when every time you step up to the plate you strike out," he added.
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We need to encourage other women to step up — it's not just step forward, it's step up — to get involved in the political process.
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The quantity of step up kicks that Takeru throws allows him to get legitimate reactions out of the step up itself, without having to kick.
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I'm headed off to Indo, and I'm gonna be taking a step-up Duo and a step-up thruster, so that's definitely going to be interesting.
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" "Look, I have been waiting every single day this year for somebody to step up, a Republican to step up, to make the moral case against him.
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Executive produced by original Step Up stars (and real-life couple!) Channing Tatum and Jenna Dewan-Tatum as well as Step Up director Adam Shankman, Step Up: High Water turns the spotlight on a contemporary performing arts school in Atlanta and the lives of several ambitious young dancers.
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The singer-actress joined Luis and Step Up CEO Jenni Luke in leading a Step Up curriculum lesson to promote confidence and help students realize their potential and capabilities.
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To Bartholomew and the players he works with, D1 Training franchises are an opportunity "to not only step up and gain ownership, but step up in responsibility," he says.
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"We need to step up the propaganda, and we need to step up the construction of infrastructure and guarantee that the separation of trash meets our requirements," he said.
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We've never been comfortable doing just one particular thing; we've always wanted to step it up with the next release—step up our musicianship and step up our songwriting.
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Other presidents have understood that getting partners to step up requires the United States to step up, too, with the types of capabilities that only America can bring to bear.
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"I always make sure I'm doing what I need to do, knowing what our schemes are and when I need to step up, I have to step up," Turner said.
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The 31-year-old Glee actress is transitioning from student to teacher in Step Up: High Water, the new 10-episode YouTube Red series based on the Step Up film franchise.
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The two other films that followed — the Miami-based "Step Up Revolution" and the Vegas-set "Step Up All In" — were equally lighthearted, but excitement for the series began to wane.
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"We're going to be asking Congress to step up in support of this effort and we're going to be asking other countries to step up in support of this effort," he said.
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But suffice it to say, if the federal government doesn't step up and doesn't step up quickly, states are going to be forced to do whatever they can do on their own.
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But suffice it to say, if the federal government doesn't step up and doesn't step up quickly, states are going to be forced to do whatever they can do on their own.
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Obviously, she chose to step up and take the mic.
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It's part Flashdance, part Step Up — and 100 percent gold.
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It's time for you to step up your picnic game.
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So the train company has to step up its game.
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We need to really step up that kind of cooperation.
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" "We need strong women to step up and speak out.
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Congress needs to step up and prevent this from happening.
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Seven ways to step up your summer beauty routine, ahead.
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We need strong women to step up and speak out.
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All other phones should hereby step up their fashion game.
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Do you step up sanctions, which so far haven't worked?
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Step up when you see something that's not going right.
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The German government should step up efforts to attract firms.
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It's going to be huge (for others to step up).
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Spence's hope is that they'll step up to Sonos eventually.
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It was time for Pillars to step up its game.
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Generally, each step up in storage is about $150 off.
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According to Donovan, Bela is a step up on Arduino.
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And I couldn't be happier to see them step up.
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We need the next generation of leaders to step up.
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KASICH: Well, we've got to to step up the pressure.
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Hopefully Congress will now step up and do their job.
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Obviously, life with Clooney has been a big step up.
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The bank will step up its plan to dispose assets.
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So yea, CarPlay was a big step up for me.
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Mousavi urged them on Monday to step up their efforts.
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Sometimes patients need to step up and initiate the change.
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Step up, pushing through your back foot to stand again.
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"Step up w/ me and be a @GlblCtzn !" she tweeted.
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But we also need businesses to step up and innovate.
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"I gave Jenelle nine months to step up," she says.
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Do you think states themselves will step up with litigation?
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And that would require the speaker to step up here.
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Zhong said China will step up regulation around such investments.
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We all know the world needs us to step up.
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I have to step up and be a better competitor.
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Which begs the question ... who will step up for Bron?
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Only if we step up and defend our trans family.
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" Vinson's breakout role was as Natalie in "Step Up 3D.
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"So, regulators — and the IMF — will need to step up".
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Step up or risk losing your best people to competitors.
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He needs to show Thursday night he can step up.
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I usually step up and say that it's my fault.
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He's got to step up and give us an outing.
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Samsung wants you to seriously step up your laundry game.
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Daido plans to step up the holdings of foreign bonds.
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Portnow said female musicians must "step up" for more representation.
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The system took a big step up on Tuesday, though.
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It's time for members to step up and offer solutions.
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Since nobody else thought to do it, we'll step up.
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Is "Ice Box" by Omarion the thinking man's Step Up?
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If Republicans don't step up now, then they never will.
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People are anxious for leaders to step up right now.
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Now if only Atlanta's defense could step up like that ...
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"I'm ready to step up to the challenge," Rogers said.
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In short, we need to step up individually and collectively.
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We both had white women step up to get involved.
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We are ready to step up to the plate. Rep.
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Even the locals feel compelled to step up their game.
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It's time for Congress to step up to the plate.
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The word travels among our group, and people step up.
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"When people are fed up, they step up," he says.
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Steady economic growth has encouraged employers to step up hiring.
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In this moment, step up for the hard work ahead.
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If not, industry needs to step up and cough up.
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"It is time for this country to step up," Sen.
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We've created a permission structure for people to step up.
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Many companies are starting to step up to the problem.
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"Everyone in the telecommunications sector must step up," he added.
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Other groups have begun to step up their coronavirus advertising.
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In these times, we have to step up our game.
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This forced local talent to really step up their game.
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Yet after years of struggling, it was a step up.
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It kind of pushes you to step up your game.
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So somebody step up and say publicly that he's unfit.
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The sleek screen is a step up from analog models.
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Step up and fight me, and get your ass beat.
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It's a serious step up from most of the competition.
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I would also love to see Amy Klobuchar step up.
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WATCH: Tech firms step up efforts to fight coronavirus misinformation
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The warning is a step up from Washington's earlier cautions.
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The recent volatility has prompted regulators to step up supervision.
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But they weren't, so other players have to step up.
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We needed to have other European countries to step up.
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A top WHO expert urged countries to step up preparations.
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It's time for Congress to step up to its responsibilities.
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Now it's time to step up and stand behind him.
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"I think that employers need to step up," he said.
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It's a big step up, and does not come cheap.
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I REALLY WANT TO SEE THE FEDS STEP UP HERE.
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Sometimes, if you yourself don't step up, no one will.
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UK political instability looks set to step up a gear.
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There's been a sense that Congress needs to step up.
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We'll see if they have the courage to step up.
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"It's about what we want to step up to," Mrs.
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We hope the rest of the country can step up.
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"But we must urgently step up our efforts," he added.
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"But we must urgently step up our efforts," he added.
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That leaves room for big original movies to step up.
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Mike Pence, could step up as the Republican party's candidate.
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"People are expecting us to step up," Mr. Dunbar added.
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Now go a step up, and then ten floors higher.
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We've seen Carl step up many times throughout the show.
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It was a carefree step up, even by Cardi's standards.
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At one exchange highlighted in the research, EDGX, the pricing tiers, for example, include the "Investor Tier," the "Ultra Tier," the "Mega-Step-Up Tier 1" and the "Mega-Step-Up Tier 2," among others.
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But ya know what, Bill just might have to step up.
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"He was a step up from us in knowledge," she says.
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The next step up, the 2070, starts at $600 from Nvidia.
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I was like, I really need to step up my game.
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"California must step up to protect our residents and businesses," Sen.
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Will that be a future Step Up 2: The Streets sequel?
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I'm going to lead the charge and step up this way.
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Senator Warner called on Congress to "step up" following the hack.
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Jared really set the tone for everybody to step up to.
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There is pressure on everyone to step up to this challenge.
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Gene editing is a big step up from simple gene therapy.
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This was a step up from the Garden nonalcoholic spirit flavor.
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"We needed someone to step up," Padres manager Andy Green admitted.
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I look forward to seeing the others step up their game.
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The authors call for the agency to step up its oversight.
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For Step Up, episodes over 1003 minutes are in the works.
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It feels familiar but offers a tangible step up in speed.
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One man goes down, you have to have guys step up.
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You need to step up and be part of the solution.
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But that percentage falls with each step up the career ladder.
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The Aspire 5 series is another step up, starting at $5123.
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As for YouTube, she's thinks the company needs to step up.
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But until Apple or Google step up, it's what we've got.
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I'm blown away by that, because we step up every day.
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Ten years ago, Step Up: The Movie hit theaters on Aug.
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But the big step up here is the addition of LTE.
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We seem to step up whenever we play really good teams.
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I expect to congratulate other people as they step up there.
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Sanders wants states to step up for the remaining 33 percent.
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It's a huge step up and I can start chipping away.
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"We have to step up here," Brewers manager Craig Counsell said.
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We have to step up our game because we're her men.
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"We need to step up for people in our lives," Mrs.
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It's time for the OCR to step up and make examples.
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"Car companies must step up to protect their most vulnerable passengers."
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It's 2017: time to step up your Mother's Day flower game.
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"It's an opportunity for other guys to step up," Girardi said.
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BROADLY: Did you expect Step Up to become a big hit?
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A deal with Flipkart would step up Walmart's battle with Amazon.
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We are going to need some young guys to step up.
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We have got to have guys step up and play better.
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It was great to see each and every guy step up.
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I already knew that day, I was going to step up.
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We've asked them to step up and this is their opportunity.
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It added that banks should also step up bad loan disposal.
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The second hands-on project felt like a considerable step up.
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A step up, certainly from the company's more budget-focused fare.
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But don't expect Clinton to step up her rhetoric against Sanders.
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"Other donors must also step-up their responses now," she said.
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"I need to step up the pampering game, though," Pratt said.
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It wants China to step up policing and prosecution of hackers.
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That's already a big step up from the ordinary spiky router.
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The timing is right for entrepreneurs to step up and innovate.
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It was really bad, so these are like a step up.
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Shark dive cage manufacturers really need to step up their game.
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Trump has repeatedly asked NATO allies to step up their contributions.
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We try to step up to that motto on that field.
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Our leaders in Washington need to step up and save lives.
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Why did she step up to the plate, 17 years later?
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As we've written before, it's time for industry to step up.
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Now is the time for America to step up and lead.
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They have to now step up and pay for what's happening.
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Multinational donors should step up to assist, as President Trump noted.
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I hope I can step up a little more next time.
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So we're going to have to step up to the plate.
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If Europe doesn't step up, Iran has threatened, they will go
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The USA needs to urgently step up to the emergency call.
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He said the government would step up regulation around such investments.
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Host countries need to step up their own anti-corruption activities.
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They're clearly a step up from regular plastic or paper cups.
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A brown Toyota Corolla, a clear step up from my Escort.
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He proved he could dance in Step Up and Hail, Caesar!
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Ulrich, Saltzer, and Kenyon decided to step up and step in.
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Read on for simple ways to step up your dating game.
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"When you get challenged, you want to step up," Ross said.
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And new groups of advocates step up to take a stand.
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Greatly step up production of personal protective equipment needed in hospitals.
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If you're in a position to step up, do it now.
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SoftBank has also vowed to step up its corporate governance efforts.
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As countries step up border restrictions, more flights are being cut.
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If you step up and let the plaque scan your eye.
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This year, he knew he needed to step up the scoring.
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If you want a change, you step up and do it.
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They just need to step up to the plate and act.
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"We must step up our efforts against the GRU," May added.
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They won't step up to a better chair or make varsity.
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The titans of medical education should step up to the plate.
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Roberts thinks that retailers can step up and play a role.
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"Congress needs now to step up, in real size," he added.
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Every hospital battling the disease will see someone new step up.
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But in the end, governments need to step up, he added.
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"It's crucial for policymakers to step up countercyclical policies," he said.
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Is it time for Facebook to step up and be regulated?
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It's a big step up for what's mostly a vape battery.
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" But, Dr. Plaza said, "we have to step up our game.
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Now, Mr. Cuomo, Mr. Flanagan and others need to step up.
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But she eventually decides to step up, irritating Kendall and Roman.
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One step up through an arched doorway is the dining room.
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The guys, I'm not sure who is going to step up.
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Perhaps one of yours is to step up your style game.
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"The health system and the educational system need to step up."
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Last, it is time for social media platforms to step up.
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Part of that is having Europe step up, the official said.
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"But they may step up attempts to drown democratic discourse online."
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Retirement was for sissies; better to step up to the plate.
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China also would step up cooperation with the WHO, Li added.
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It is incumbent upon Congress to step up to the plate.
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The move to the appeals court would be a step up.
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The Biden campaign and candidacy have to step up their campaign.
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They reached out with opportunities, helping me take each step up.
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And "Step Up" C.D.s come with rate increases that occur automatically.
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A step up isn't always a step in the right direction.
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During the delay, the bill's critics will step up their resistance.
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To counteract this failure, Heydari believes, Americans need to step up.
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One step up was the barber-surgeon, and a step up from him was the itinerant tooth puller — although he really earned his money from the spectacle of pulling out teeth in front of a crowd.
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She'll also be exposed to the classic dance movie her parents starred in — Step Up. "We keep saying we are going to force-feed Step Up to Everly," Tatum said in an interview with Women's Wear Daily.
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"It's definitely real when they step up on the blocks," Dwyer said.
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Before I take the first step up the stairway, I look up.
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Be willing to face your fears and step up to the plate.
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The private sector needs to step up where the public sector can't?
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Significant others around the world, it's time to step up your game.
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We do believe that it needs to step up to the plate.
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You've seen it in Step Up 3D and on countless YouTube channels.
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However, we need our allies to step up and do the same.
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And we need the people, the countries of NATO to step up.
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Will they have the courage to step up to these new challenges?
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You have said that it is time for others to step up.
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ET Saturday, less than 24 hours before they step up to speak.
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"It's time for us to kind of step up here," Bishop said.
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But will Republicans now step up to the plate with Donald Trump?
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"East Asian companies must step up to embrace that reality as well."
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But we have to step up to the plate and match that.
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The dividend policy has not changed and this is a step up.
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You see a lot of incentives out there to basically step up.
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He will not, though, make the step up to flying long-haul.
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Extra credit for being a classy step up aesthetic-wise though. 222.
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On different nights, it's going to be different guys that step up.
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They may step up add say what a good guy he is.
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Well that's a step up from opening the can of cranberry sauce.
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And it is a big step up from grinding to chocolate-making.
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The Step Up series brought dance battling into the milquetoast American mainstream.
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Now it's the SEC's turn to step up on the fiduciary ruling.
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This week Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey again vowed to step up enforcement.
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Amazon Prime may be a step up from an Amazon gift card.
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Daughters Snowbird and Raindrop also step up to keep the family together.
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There are dads out there that step up more than a mom.
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"Women in music don't need to 'step up,'" the pop star P!
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Beemo's Canadian quarters are a huge step up from her last home.
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For me, he's proving that he can step up to the plate.
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Why did you want to step up with this show in particular?
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You step up to the booth and confidently grab the DJ's attention.
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She'd be a step up from Trump for a lot of reasons.
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She wanted to step up the challenge as part of her recovery.
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"We would like to step up efforts in the area," he said.
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The other aspects of government need to step up and help us.
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The subsequent backlash forced both companies to step up driver verification standards.
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Congress needs to step up and overhaul this flawed and outdated law.
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Even some single fathers got to step up and play both roles.
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Bob Mould had to step up his game 'cause we were good!
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People step up but I'm expecting it to be a fast final.
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Putin instructed Lavrov to step up diplomatic efforts to end the war.
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Throughout the movement, drive your weight through your heel to step up.
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Ole Miss needed someone to step up and make a big play.
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Separately, state radio said Beijing would step up IP rights for pharmaceuticals.
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"We had the right guy step up," Diamondbacks manager Torey Lovullo said.
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ANAHEIM, California — YouTube is making everyone's Step Up reboot dreams come true.
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Among them: A Step Up series, executive produced by Mr. and Mrs.
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The Step Up crew found out about the coupling almost immediately, too.
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The EU has asked Albania to step up its fight against corruption.
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It's basically one step up from picking someone up at the airport.
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Not afraid to step up the plate with your steely-eyed gaze?
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The latest setback prompted people to step up and protect trans youth.
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The sport definitely needs someone to step up and be that person.
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"Next year capital returns are probably going to step up," Eginton said.
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It's a great time to step up and be a girl's girl.
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With 43 people missing, Widodo urged rescuers to step up their efforts.
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It's very important that the world step up and defend this community.
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In other words: they should step up their game and change strategy.
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Delta calls the step-up from regular, old coach Delta Premium Select.
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Joe wanted government to step back; Tim wanted government to step up.
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To step up to 3G we had to create a new asset.
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The agency needs to step up its game before luck runs out.
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And, if they don't, then companies step up to set things right.
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But we must step up our efforts to rebuild the trust needed.
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"I think he should step up and get a commitment," Rosselli said.
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So, it is even more vital that states step up their efforts.
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It is now time for Congress to step up to the plate.
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Like Alcon, Entresto has forced the company to step up marketing investments.
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That's where the cloud providers need to step up and do better.
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Different nights, different guys step up, and that was the case tonight.
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However, the European Union and other traditional donors need to step up.
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It's a mind numbing challenge that we have to step up to.
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Materials and finish are a solid step up from the last generation.
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It's part of our job to step up to support our artists.
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Don't expect others to step up, but give them a chance to.
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Naturally, he plans to step up the pace of his campus tour.
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The company is, however, going to step up its staffing around bikes.
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He needs to step up, and he certainly answered the bell tonight.
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If you really want to step up your game, buy some plants.
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We're gonna need everyone to step up and start spreading rumors, fast.
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But another poor poll outcome would step up pressure on the government.
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Hours after the Fed, the BOJ will step up to the plate.
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What they will do, in short, is step up their cleaning game.
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It's time for Congress and the White House to step up, too.
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It's heartwarming to see people step up and do the right thing.
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More automotive executives need to step up to support the existing standards.
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How do you take the next step up when there's no foundation?
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Right around the year 2000, we took a really big step up.
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The federal government needs to step up and exercise some leadership here.
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It's about strength, humanity — it's about willingness to step up and fight.
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It had a responsibility to step up to a global leadership role.
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"In this team, any given night, guys can step up," Antetokounmpo said.
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Guys will just have to step up and get the job done.
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"We both made a big step up, apartment-wise," Mr. Cheal said.
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Step up your notebook game for $67.95 (20% off the usual price).
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Usually $190, it's on sale for $104, so step up your game.
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One step up is Beaujolais-Villages, from areas with theoretically more potential.
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Instead, private businesses must step up to help curb our current pandemic.
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Blood banks around the country are pleading for donors to step up.
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Europe must step up its efforts, and Germany should lead the way.
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It can, however, step up efforts to prevent copycats in the mainland.
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"Nurses — we just step up," Carolyn Grant, 63, told the Seattle Times.
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Only this week is the pace of testing beginning to step up.
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"We have to step up, and I think we will," he said.
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"You've just got to step up and do the best you can."
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Now is the time for Republicans to step up and do right.
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"We are leaders and we can step up at times," he added.
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Extremists often step up terror attacks during Ramadan globally and in Somalia.
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The world must step up action — and it must do so urgently.
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Microsoft also plans to step up its investment into broadband expansion projects.
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"It's one step up the ladder," Raptors reserve forward Patrick Patterson said.
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More creators of content will also have to step up their investments.
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Americans always step up to help each other in times of crisis.
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Somebody else is going to have to step up and play great.
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China's central bank has vowed to step up support for the economy.
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It's time, he argues, for governments to step up to the plate.
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" He added, in an almost fatherly tone: "She needs to step up.
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Washington expects Pittsburgh to step up the physical play in Game 4.
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Archila said Friday night she was looking for Flake to step up.
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"We're in this process of seeing opportunity for anyone to step up."
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Pyongyang recently threatening to step up its weapons development, deepening Seoul's anxiety.
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"States are likely to step up again," Bartik said in an email.
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It can also step up the geographical diversification of its export sales.
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"I realized I needed to step up and do something," says Bah.
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This way, your beneficiary gets a so-called step-up in basis.
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It's time for pharmaceutical companies and clinical trial sponsors to step up.
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Step up for yourself, claim your place at the table, your power.
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They're demanding that state and federal lawmakers step up and do something.
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"All governments will need to step up," he said in a statement.
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Step up your traveling game with this hoodie pillow here for $24.95.
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If the foreigners do not step up, then there will be problems.
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The notes are callable but do not contain any step-up language.
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I'm pretty sure somebody's going to step up (and take my place).
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"[They need] to step up because I think they would be welcome."
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States would be wise to step up resources for incarcerated pregnant women.
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It's now time for our elected officials in D.C. to step up.
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The fact is, other leaders will step up and lead the party.
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The parents must steadily step up milk production to meet ballooning demand.
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"People that should have stepped up did not step up," he said.
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What I wanna see is, I wanna see the companies step up.
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The push to step up regulation may have support among the public.
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And the community members who most need to step up are men.
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If you don't know anyone hosting one, step up to the plate yourself!
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Following ministerial meetings, the countries agreed to step up cooperation on the border.
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Fortunately, her good pal Teigen was ready to step up to the plate.
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"Everyone else is going to have to step up," one senior official said.
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Everybody&aposs got to step up and everybody&aposs got to do better.
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In the pivotal moments yet to come, will Biden step up and deliver?
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He's undoubtedly ready for another step up, and MacDonald would be just that.
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It's a step up from the Vizio E Series we reviewed this year.
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In the absence of US leadership, the question is: who will step up?
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Kristin Rowe-Finkbeiner: Step up despite the discomfort It's time to talk turkey.
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This last downgrade triggered a margin step-up on OHL's 250m syndicated loan.
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Cops can step up enforcement of seat belt, drunk driving, and distraction laws.
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"American companies must step up their efforts, or get left behind," he wrote.
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They also step up when it's time to pay for their kids' weddings.
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"Our voices shouldn't be stifled, and our profession should step up," Kroll said.
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It's time for product leaders to step up and build a better future.
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Hopefully the rest of the phone will be a step up, as well.
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Sanders himself should step up and disavow this behavior without qualification or pause.
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"These are the people we all need to step up for," Day said.
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But we have seen an increase of willingness to step up trade agreements.
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A real step up, stakes wise, and a real step down, decency wise.
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We need to strengthen those building blocks: Step up investments in public education.
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Which one will step up and be the automobile version of the iPhone?
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Mosquitoes might also step up their activity, which Murdin reported happening in 2001.
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Another 10 minutes passes while heroic patrons step up to do tech support.
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Visually, Sealed Ahamkara Grasps are a step up from the Claws' BDSM feathers.
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But we're beginning to see China's step up, be willing to take steps.
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CHINA C.BANK TO STEP UP SUPPORT IN RE-DISCOUNT QUOTAS - SHANGHAI SECURITIES NEWS
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" Her point: "Republicans in the Senate need to step up or get out.
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Yes, Alexis Michelle — do as Michelle Visage says and step up your look.
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The deal is something of a step up for the Shanghai-based Musical.
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Let's see if anyone else is going to step up to the plate.
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We've added Vietnam, and we'll continue to add new geographies and step up.
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The schools -- and the media reporting on the schools -- need to step up.
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I waited around for a long time for someone else to step up.
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In dire straits, Cerrone went back to that step up left low kick.
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Other regulators have discussed forcing companies to step up monitoring of user content.
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Germany should step up to its leadership responsibilities on economic and security matters.
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I had to step up and get my health right for my daughter.
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Instead, Step Up All In director Trish Sie will be behind the camera.
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A moment later, Love said that all the Cavaliers needed to step up.
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C Matt Heldt (2.3 points, 2.9 rebounds) must step up with Fischer gone.
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And we're so grateful you're willing to step up and accomplish the job.
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You can see how this is a step-up from traditional 2D mugshots.
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" "I'm calling for all my fellow ATHLETES to step up and take charge.
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It's a half-step up from DIY sites like TuneCore or CD Baby.
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I&aposm a democrat and I&aposm saying that democrats must step up.
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My mom pretty much had to raise him because I couldn't step up.
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The FCC needs to act, and Pai needs to step up and lead.
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Tatum and Dewan famously met on the set of "Step Up" in 2006.
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Samsung's headset is a relatively cheap but good step up from Google's Cardboard.
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That's what big-time players do, they step up in spots like that.
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China, the world's top pork consumer, is expected to step up pork imports.
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"We need the judiciary committee to step up and carry its weight," Sen.
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This creates incentives to step up efficiency and creates a market for certificates.
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Obama did, however, step up efforts to transfer detainees out of the facility.
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Backers of the bill say the companies had the opportunity to step up.
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The jab, the inside low kick, and the step up left high kick.
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" He added that "we'll be asking others to step up and do more.
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Now step up your Instagram game and show us more pictures of Chicago!
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That's something we'll have to step up here the rest of the series.
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These companies are extraordinarily powerful and they have a role to step up.
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And we need our best technical experts to step up to the challenge.
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Candy heart lovers of the world, now is your time to step up.
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I'm calling for all my fellow ATHLETES to step up and take charge.
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They need to step up in their role as near-ubiquitous news publisher.
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The opportunity to step up on climate will help it reshape its image.
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Cillizza: That begs the next question: Will ANYONE step up and challenge DiFi?
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As far as she's concerned, it's time for a judge to step up.
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And I feel like we've made a good step up on this record.
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"Sometimes you need good players to step up," said Indians manager Terry Francona.
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"I think Kevin is the right guy to step up," he told NBC.
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Many Americans think it is high time those countries and others step up.
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Now it's time for the U.S. to step up and do the same.
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Either step up and do your jobs or get out of the way.
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If you want a grocery store in town, you have to step up.
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And now it's time to step up to her first Grand Slam final.
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Clinton made the case clearly in these terms, many donors would step up.
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We need cinemas to step up and show films that are narrative films.
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But after losing him to injury, Cleveland has seen Seals-Jones step up.
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If confirmed, he'll step up as governor when Rosselló steps down on Friday.
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"He is in a learning phase now and could step up next year".
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Here's hoping other Democratic candidates will be challenged to step up this week.
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Both bills also would preserve what's called a step-up in cost basis.
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"And I hope that Americans will step up and say, "Enough is enough.
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But next guy's got to be ready to step up give great energy.
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It's definitely a step up from the display on the first Surface Book.
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"Yep, step up," a woman in black says to the first model. Boom.
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Then I really set up a good opportunity for me to step up.
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Prince offered to step up, and her office paid for her notary training.
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Many NATO countries have agreed to step up payments considerably, as they should.
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It's time for Congress to step up and lay those fears to rest.
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The 360-degree content is a real step up from 180-degree videos.
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Are you going to watch Step Up tonight in honor of the anniversary?
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Portland stabbings We're told to step up when we see people in danger.
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In their letter, the senators urged Trump to step up aid to Ukraine.
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But with any luck, after a little prodding the board will step up.
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"For the e-cigarette industry, my message was simple: Step up," Gottlieb said.
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But as of yet, we're still waiting for state regulators to step up.
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Facebook also announced it would step up its already impressive disaster relief efforts.
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Turkey could also step up air strikes on PKK targets in northern Iraq.
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But now, under GDPR, financial penalties for data protection violations step up massively.
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"You just step up and do the best you can," Venus Williams said.
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They will now step up their efforts to bring Mueller to Capitol Hill.
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The W.S.L. bought Surf Ranch and began to step up its branding efforts.
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We need the diaspora to pressure Congress and make sure they step up.
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To truly combat this thing, we need the White House to step up.
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But I know this team will step up and rally no matter what.
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How and why did you step up to get involved as a mediator?
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It was a step up from a dark studio where he was living.
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Many are calling for a women's tour player to step up as well.
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"FIFA really needs to step up and lean on Putin," Ms. Denber said.
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"But there are a lot of allies in Congress that will step up."
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Mr. Zucman said his research suggested that officials should step up those efforts.
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When we are called upon to step up, there is only one answer.
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When we are called upon to step up, there is only one answer.
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Under President Xi Jinping, China saw an opportunity to step up, he said.
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It's a big step up from the Deezer integration the Ionic launched with.
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So I had to step up and demonstrate a vision for the company.
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But the Trump administration remains under pressure to step up the recovery effort.
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"You want technologies that make a difference and step up when it matters."
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That's a step up from its earlier advice suggesting people work from home.
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He's also demanding Curry step up with some deets about the lifted material.
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Oracle is seeking to step up competition with Amazon Web Services and Microsoft.
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Visual-effects workers want American politicians to step up to protect the industry.
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What changed was Comey's request for more resources to step up his investigation.
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But Mr. Xi is demanding that the propaganda apparatus step up its game.
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As security forces step up their crackdown, dissidents have continued to stage demonstrations.
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"So one would hope that they would step up to the plate here."
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Mr. President, Long needs you to step up to the bully pulpit. Why?
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However, he called on U.S. and U.K. governments to step up their support.
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The RoboVac 30C is a bit of a step up from the 11S.
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The tranche includes a second step-up to 154bp two years after closing.
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And what I said is I'm going to step up and take responsibility.
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We have to have guys who can step up when he's fighting it.
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And there's also a value in CMS having to step up their game.
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Invest in this Philips 4K TV for a serious step up in quality.
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Mr. Comey will step up to conclude and disclose the investigation into Mrs.
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We have not fulfilled our duty as citizens until we step up. Rep.
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Congress needs to step up and put its money where its mouth is.
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However, after Thursday's proposals some companies might step up their post-Brexit plans.
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It is now time for the U.S. to step up to the plate.
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It is time for Congress to step up and take back our authorities.
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You know, you want to step up and take control of your church?
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The Cadenza is for people who want to step up in the world.
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That has forced makers of sedans and hatchbacks to step up buying incentives.
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Still, it's a huge step up from our ancient, lagging iOS 10 mail.
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She chose the uke because it's basically one step up from the triangle.
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State policymakers are beginning to step up oversight of their higher education systems.
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Corporations will have to step up, and ESG metrics will need to crystallize.
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I believe we need to have Congress step up and do its job.
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And see if he can step up when the lights shine the brightest.
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Bosses need to step up to the plate and manage the bad performers.
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"DHS needs help to step up immigration enforcement in the workplace" https://t.
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Dunford said that he was confident that allies would step up in Syria.
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For a premier cru, one step up, a vineyard name might be added.
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But we need hospitals and emergency rooms to step up and provide it.
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Well, Maybe A step up isn't always a step in the right direction.
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Our top guys didn't do anything, and we need somebody to step up.
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Let us hope they step up to the task in the new year.
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Women in music should "step up" to advance their careers, he had said.
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This is simply unacceptable, and Congress must step up aid to the island.
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On Tuesday night, Trump said he ordered the Department of Homeland Security to step up its "extreme vetting" of people entering the US. "I have just ordered Homeland Security to step up our already Extreme Vetting Program," Trump tweeted Tuesday night.
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Magomedov could well be a significant step up in the striking stakes for Dariush.
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Intel needs to step up its game or risk being left in the dust.
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Those talks follow a step-up in warnings from various companies in recent weeks.
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Mexico announced that it has instructed its consulates to step up assistance for immigrants.
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On Valentine's Day, some singles may be inspired to step up their dating game.
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We are an organization that not only stands behind our work, we step up.
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" Haley said it was time for the "regional states in particular to step up.
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"When we were in negotiations, they had to…step up for me," Spencer said.
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When the Cerrone step up low kick came, it was answered with a counter.
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Then men step up and do the strategy, and all of the public speaking.
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And then there's the step up at the end of the chorus, so unexpected!
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And once in power he's very likely to step up his attempts at intimidation.
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GUILFOYLE: OK. People are trying, so to step up definitely in the right direction.
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And not all companies have the capability or space to step up at all.
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Warner says Congress must "step up" The hack could hasten regulation of social media.
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Beijing could also step up pressure on U.S. companies operating in China, analysts say.
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Maybe Rachel herself would decide to step up as a new version of Ashley?
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"I want to see the Valley step up and match our contributions," said Newsom.
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The big question now is whether they are ready to make the step up.
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The step up from writing parodies is writing on the wall above the urinal.
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Facebook has begun to step up monetization of its assets including Instagram and Messenger.
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That's where legislators are the ones who really have to step up, I think.
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Reviewers also claim the new version is an impressive step up from the original.
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Read MoreIt's time for the economy to step up European stocks ended narrowly mixed.
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There's a definite maturity here and a significant step up in terms of cohesion.
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My question about PowerSiesta is whether it's a step up from a neck pillow.
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Don't miss your chance to step up, go big and go home with $100,000.
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The Congress needs to step up, and here's the question: Are you all in?
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Well, the world may have just stumbled into a way to step up research.
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Some women don't need leap year to step up and ask what they want.
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A distinct step up, with richer textures and more complex flavors, is Valtellina Superiore.
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The private sector may not be able to step up to bolster the economy.
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"Buyers are reluctant to step up before they hear the Q&A," Kelly said.
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"We will step up the dialogue," Mouzalas told the semi-official Athens News Agency.
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That's why Facebook, as the biggest player in the attention economy, must step up.
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Raptors start at $54,4.43, but we'd definitely step up to the crew cab model.
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It's been 10 years since Step Up first premiered, and four sequels have followed.
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For Duffey to step up today and give us seven innings, it was solid.
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I didn't step up for my son and for other people with Down syndrome.
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China will "appropriately" step up fiscal spending in 2019, said ministry official Hao Lei.
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"Women in music don't need to 'step up,'" she wrote in a handwritten note.
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Make no mistake, Google Home is a major step up from the Amazon Echo.
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Then, Raisman acknowledged other members of the USOC and asked them to step up.
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But it's still a step up from having your games tied to one Switch.
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Real estate agents also have to step up their game in a tighter market.
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As horrible as the loss to 'Nova was, guys were going to step up.
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"We had to step up the game in a big way," says Hill, 49.
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All involved need to step up to help bring an end to this conflict.
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LEVIN: I agree, encouraging Japan and other countries in that area to step up.
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"We need people that are willing to step up and take action," Lewis said.
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So I thought it was the right thing for me to step up again.
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The DOE wants to step up its wind energy game in a big way.
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Turkey would step up its assault on America's Syrian Kurdish allies in the north.
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And what already inhibited employee is going to step up and ask for more?
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It means that other members of the royal family will have to step up.
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"It's an opportunity for other guys to step up," Yankees manager Joe Girardi said.
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It plans in particular to step up development of electric vehicles and digital services.
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When "Step Up" was released in summer 2006, Tatum and Dewan were officially dating.
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He wasn't the only reserve to step up in a big way for Milwaukee.
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Voice assistants still rule the smart homeExpect Google Assistant to step up its game.
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"We are going to significantly step up the pace of our investments," Sadana said.
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The new Moving Timelapse mode is a step up from a boring static timelapse.
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" But, she said, "renaissance schools made charters have to step up to the plate.
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Elliott's move comes as top 10 U.S. activist investors step up investments in Europe.
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It's engineered to help flat, lazy hair step up its game — and it works.
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Trudeau has made it clear that he intends to step up Canada's international presence.
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Suffice it to say, it's a step up from last week's Shakes the Clown.
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Whether it really is willing and able to step up remains an open question.
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Basically it's like the London rude boy answer to Step Up, and it's incredible.
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Didi's existing shareholders, including Softbank's Vision Fund and Apple, will need to step up.
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What if killing it means they'd have to step up and ... actually kill it?
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Sometimes dreams come true, and your favorite dancing duo tease a Step Up reunion.
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They may not be able to handle the step up in work/skills required.
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"I need you guys to step up and overwhelm them," the president reportedly said.
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Elvira says she has no source of income and needs John to step up.
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They obviously played well, had a lot of guys step up and play well.
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The Step Up Revolution director was released on Friday on a bond of $250,000.
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"Step up and forget the Forever Trumpers," one ally says he told the President.
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"China may step up exports of refined products...driving global supplies up," Eastport said.
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We need people to step up and talk about change, and spark that change.
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The ad comes as Clinton and Trump both step up their rhetoric on race.
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Eric Molina next weekend, a step up in both the competition and the stage.
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Everyone's sort of like ... I don't really consider Wall Street's going to step up.
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China will further step up monitoring of trade-related investment, the regulator also said.
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Okay, maybe not — but it's still a step up from your average nature documentary.
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Kushner and Bannon will work together to step up the White House's strategic messaging.
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But, first, Bloomberg has to stop playing Hamlet and step up to the plate.
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The accord will need other major polluters like China and India to step up.
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"So we will step up appropriate measures in the overall Brenner area," he said.
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Now is the time to step up and prove whose side you are on.
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Kudos to them for taking a real step up from last week's meme explainer.
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In Washington, lawmakers say the White House needs to step up its AI policy.
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That so-called step-up multiple was 20183 last year and 1.3 in 2017.
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Get clear on your vision and watch your team step up to the challenge.
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Lawmakers must step up and ban this practice, before more animals suffer and die.
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Someone, in the parlance of pro sports, would need to step up. Someone. Somehow.
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I have just ordered Homeland Security to step up our already Extreme Vetting Program.
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The program took the step up to the comparatively richer Conference USA in 2013.
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"Hopefully more people will step up and help in their own way," Driscoll said.
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He can also step up to the plate and work to make things better.
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Should Microsoft be unable to step up, that leaves the door open for Amazon.
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With every iteration of the iPhone, Apple continues to step up its camera game.
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Dads need to step up and do their part of the dirty work, too.
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It is time for the private sector to step up and do its part.
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Felix Gray's Sleep Glasses are a step up from regular blue-light-blocking glasses.
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Less clear is whether the administration will step up enforcement of anti-competitive practices.
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"WADA, national antidoping organizations and government need to step up their fight against doping."
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Trump's election appears to have emboldened Sisi to step up his Islamic reformation campaign.
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Target plans to step up its delivery game in a big way come 2018.
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A number of rookies will step up to bat this year, such as Rep.
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A starting point: End step-up basis and tax capital gains & earned income equally.
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However, the Merino Point flats are truly a step up in comfort and structure.
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Everyone is going to step up (to make up for the loss of DeRozan).
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Euro zone finance ministers urged Athens on Friday to step up its reform efforts.
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NOTABLE LINKS FROM AROUND THE WEB: Tech firms step up to confront online threats.
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Social media companies must step up efforts to combat manipulative behavior on their platforms.
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Leave a comment in the comments section, and someone will step up to help.
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Now would be a really good time to step up to the plate, dude.
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With that funding, the company is going to step up its sales and marketing.
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It is definitely a test for him and a big step up in competition.
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It's clear that someone needs to step up to provide some much-needed clarity.
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Congress should also step up to help mend a broken U.S. relationship with Europe.
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The last week has seen Johnson's government quickly step-up warnings over the virus.
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All of them said they would further optimise capacity and step up cost-cutting.
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But beyond those two, someone will need to step up at the right time.
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But there simply is no adequate supply of housing at that next step up.
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You need the board to step up because fixing this is the board's responsibility.
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Guys are seeing the injuries as a chance to step up, not a setback.
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To try to keep them safe, the police step up patrols near their housing.
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I think that a lot of people would step up and continue to fight.
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I think women also have to step up and get able to do that.
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Are we going to step up and play and come together as a team?
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But when bad things happen, we do need the White House to step up.
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The "Thrilla" doll, meanwhile, is FANCY, which is just one step up from FABULOUS.
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"Municipalities can't keep up ... The federal government will have to step up its involvement."
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There's been a need to step up the quality of work that projectionists do.
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That's when the government has to step up to put money into the economy.
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That loan was priced at 65bp over Libor with a step-up to 26.5bp.
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That loan was priced at 13.53bp over Libor, with a step up to 85bp.
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And now you are sounding the alarm and are asking me to step up.
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I'm trying to do something really incredible and unique every time I step up.
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Sundays is a step up from the usual neighborhood salon, but with comparable prices.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - It's time for President Tsai Ing-wen to step up.
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" Source: Bloomberg On fear of failure "You've got to step up and play, man.
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"I want Russia to greatly step up their fight against ISIS & terrorism," he wrote.
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"I hope that Cathy will step up and run for speaker," former GOP Rep.
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We are waiting for that one brave Jeffordsonian to step up and make history.
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Google Chrome will soon step up its fight against the worst kind of ads.
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The second season, judging from the first three episodes, is a real step up.
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"Somebody is going to have to step up if we get some bad news."
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ClassPass needs to step up, provide a sustainable split for both businesses, or go.
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So Jo had better step up her sneaking skills before Piper is taken again.
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What a strong person he was to step up and do the right thing.
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If you want to step up your eyeshadow game, invest in a smudger brush.
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Not surprisingly, in this environment, Republican women are reluctant to step up as candidates.
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No time to spare; I step up, sit down, and we're on our way.
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One way to step up monetization within WeChat is to stimulate more business transactions.
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And it isn't going to go away unless people step up and do something.
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It's a dubious step up for Lavigne, who was ranked No. 2 in 2013.
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"They have to step up to the plate — and perhaps they will," he said.
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And in their place, someone will get an opportunity to step up and shine.
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That in turn will enable them to step up their dividends and share buybacks.
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And Trump frequently invokes MS-2000 as he vows to step up immigration enforcement.
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The change has allowed American commanders to step up the pace of their operations.
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Collins said that now is the time for the Facebook CEO to step up.
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Regardless, it's a big step up from the 2013 "trash can" Mac Pro design.
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Right now, Best Buy is offering a $210.2 discount on the step-up configuration.
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He urged Amtrak to "step up to the plate" on the issue of maintenance.
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While that number may seem insubstantial, it's a step up from last year's total.
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Institutions both public and private will need to step up to reduce air travel.
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Do not assume someone else will step up -- all of us must be vigilant.
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It's time for them to step up and be sure we act — not react.
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That money was raised after the US pressed countries to step up their contributions.
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Most judges will step up to the plate and serve justice, not campaign promises.
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Once you step up to stainless steel and cellular connectivity, the price increases significantly.
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Republicans say those trends mean that they need to step up their messaging efforts.
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Tomorrow (Saturday): It's more sunny than not, which is a step up from today.
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Your hope was to maybe have two guys, clear-cut, step up and dominate.
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" Gronkowski said, "He had been making all the plays; I had to step up.
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Have Canadians played a role in helping other countries step up their curling games?
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And the state's attorney general wants Facebook to step up and start monitoring them.
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The interior minister has asked prefects all over France to step up such expulsions .
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President Trump plans to hire more 24,21989 more immigration agents and step up deportations.
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The company said the new investment will help the company step up its hiring.
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His call for a boycott appeared to be a step up in his attacks.
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The medical system—including doctors, nurses, social workers—needs to step up, he says.
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So while the courts should step up and refine their approach to sexting, it's time adults step up and give guidance to young people and help them become thinking, happy, secure and productive people who can go on to humanize our fraying society.
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Girardi said the Yankees need people to step up on offense — sooner rather than later.
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Bringing on a co-writer would be just one step up from the Garcia relationship.
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Business could be the transformational change, but it requires leadership and people to step up.
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"It's really time to step up to the plate to stop Trump and support Hillary."
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Did we step up and have the gumption to ask for what a man would?
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"Everyone is ready to step up and take a shot," Fischer said of the team.
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"Humanitarian reasons, plus I want Russia to greatly step up their fight against ISIS & terrorism."
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Officials said they will tweak financing rules to allow local authorities to step up spending.
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Those companies who don't step up to the plate now should re-examine their priorities.
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"Mexico must step up and help solve this problem," Trump said in a subsequent statement.
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Especially when the Step Up couple still seem madly in love after 11 years together.
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The firm also refinanced its CGMS 2014-3 Triple A step-up slice to 145bp.
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If you're gonna step up in price, you're better off considering the Phantom 23 Series.
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The bond currently pays 5% annually, with a step up to 20383% starting August 20.
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This year, China will step up fiscal expenditure and implement larger tax and fee cuts.
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Governments command far more money than even Gates can summon; they need to step up.
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Hillary Clinton has promised to step up antitrust enforcement relative to where it is today.
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"I think women are sort of scared to do it and step up," Sims says.
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Step up your TV game with an Amazon Fire TV Stick and Alexa Voice Remote.
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There's something about the holidays that makes us want to step up our makeup game.
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To fight in the heavyweight flagship ring, OnePlus needed to step up its camera performance.
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All the world is a stage…and a talent show, so step up and slay.
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They say that if the government doesn't step up, the violence will only get worse.
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All are equally hilarious and make us want to step up our costume game tenfold.
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Does it get some type of step up in terms of how it's being valued?
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Now it's the U.S. government's turn to step up, says a new report out today.
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This step-up plan costs $11.99 compared to the service's base $5.99-per-month subscription.
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In February he called on U.S. companies to step up their efforts on the technology.
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The government will step up monitoring of stock, bond and foreign exchange markets, Wang said.
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His comments come as the Danish toymaker prepares to step up its operations in China.
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Plus, when I play her, I know automatically I have to step up my game.
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Step up your game (literally) with this mouse that's designed to enhance your gaming experience.
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Look, we could all use some advice on how to step up our brunch game.
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There was a time when America was urging China to step up its global game.
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We step up every single day and have been doing so for a long time.
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Ironically, it's Paige who can step up and help this team stand above the rest.
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As Pruitt steps down, his daughter decides to step up and fill her father's shoes.
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If you want that, you'll need to step up to the regular Pixel 3's.
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You'd have to step up to Anker's $99 USB PD battery pack for something comparable.
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Apparently it's a step up from before, when the photo limit was a mere 2,000.
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Step Up deserves every bit of glowing fan fiction and middling critical reviews it gets.
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The Step Up costars even documented the evening on Instagram and snapped a smiley selfie.
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I got bullet points, but you know what, honestly I don't expect to step up.
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It said the attack strengthens U.S. resolve to step up counter-terrorism cooperation with India.
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If you're ready to step up your Instagram videos, Filto can help you get there.
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Nomura noted that GENS was likely to step up if Japan opens up to casinos.
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Amazon Prime membership Amazon Prime may be a step up from an Amazon gift card.
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That said, you can definitely see this as a step up from standard filament printing.
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SO ELECTRONICS ARE IMPORTANT DURING THE HOLIDAYS AND WE'RE READY TO STEP UP AND PLAY.
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You do not need to step up to the plate to buy Okta right here.
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It is not women who need to step up, but these two men in particular.
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He also said the regulator will step up supervision of the use of insurance funds.
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But Nicky decides he needs to step up and go, not run off to Canada.
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Or do CEOs need to step up and throw out outdated and exploitative labor practices?
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That's also helped along by a decent step up from 32.503- to 4GB of RAM.
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"If we step up the fight now, we will save millions more lives," he said.
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ABB said it would step up cost savings and launch a new share buyback program.
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The Bachelor U.S. needs to step up its game if it wants to keep up!
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"We are ready to step up and keep the promises that we made," he said.
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With three colors and a Max option, it's a true step up from the X.
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The release of "Burnout 2" a couple weeks back felt like a step up though.
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To end this inquiry, President Trump may need to step up, and not on Twitter.
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It's been a big step up but the whole discovery means I've grown a lot.
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All of the democrats, all of my colleagues must step up and put politics aside.
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PETER KOCONIS, FORMER CHICAGO POLICE SERGEANT: Well Mr. Ford saying the democrats should step up.
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Who will step up to challenge Coleman in the trials' 100 is open to speculation.
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But I think that's something we really are going to step up in the future.
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The Step Up actress, 32, gave birth to Aniya Grace in Chicago on Wednesday, Feb.
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Even so, trade talks between the two countries seem poised to step up a gear.
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"We need to step up both speed and scale," the renowned climate change expert asserted.
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"They just need basic tools and support, especially emotional support, to step up and run."
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But Uber's leveraged loan is a step up on leveraged borrowing for internet start-ups.
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The new model is a major step up in both categories, at least for Ford.
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The ECB might even step up its stimulus measures if economic conditions deteriorate, he said.
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Governments should next week agree to step up efforts to tackle the problem, she said.
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If you need that practicality, you have to step up to the brand-new X7.
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But it's yet another step up in difficulty and controversy from just firing one person.
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That's a step up for the 22-year-old -- who's been fightin' at 155 lbs.
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Cazeneuve urged Britain last week to step up efforts to identify and resettle child migrants.
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But now there is an opportunity for guys to step up and produce even more.
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A moth named Moth McMoth just wants the neighborhood to step up its lighting game.
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We really gotta step up it up and work together and figure out the way.
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"Actually it's time for the bank and the card industry to step up," Shearman said.
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This is the time to step up and show out and realize what I wanted.
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They need to step back militarily and step up financially and work together with Europe.
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If you really want the feature, you can step up to the $230 Special Edition.
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"If we don't step up, things can get worse," he told the crowd in California.
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Before you can ever get a hit, you've got to step up to the pate.
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When you step up to the plate you've got to swing ... And you keep swinging.
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You know, a messy one, but a step up from the ones they've left behind.
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In terms of fitness tracking, it's still a big step up from the first generation.
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It also underlines the necessity to significantly step up the effective return of irregular migrants.
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Full access to Afterlight's array of tools can surely help step up anyone's Insta game.
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The next step up in the Crosstrek hierarchy is the Premium trim level at $7003,2700.
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Looking at each major area within business investment, the step up in growth remains unmistakable.
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But he is under pressure in Congress and elsewhere to significantly step up the fight.
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Cutting our irrational austerity frenzy to step up investment in infrastructure is a no-brainer.
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These issues will only change when our communities step up to ensure they are prevented.
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"His focus was on the next step up, not the job at hand," Tully wrote.
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The US must now step up its game to maintain its place as the leader.
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"It's his opportunity to step up and he should be excited about that," Grobe said.
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It's time, past time really, for Hunter to step up by stepping down from Congress.
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Trump promised to step up efforts against Taliban insurgents, who remain active in the country.
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"I'm calling for all my fellow ATHLETES to step up and take charge," Anthony wrote.
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Cruise Critic's Brown predicts that cruise lines like Crystal will continue to step up offerings.
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Our contributions as allies need to be better balanced, and Germany needs to step up.
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But the Democrats' left wing is trying to step up the pressure to proceed anyway.
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It is time for Congress and the president to step up and make this investment.
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Congress must step up during this moral crisis and pass a clean DREAM Act now.
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It's time for political leaders to step up to the plate and do their part.
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Guaidó is just the person whose turn it was to step up to that challenge.
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Will Republicans step up and do more than speak as we enter the 2018 elections?
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Other minority communities have also experienced a step up in racially and religiously motivated incidents.
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Law enforcement will be overwhelmed and local residents will step up to protect their property.
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But with just days remaining in the race, Lamb needs to step up his campaigning.
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"We will step up our bilateral discussions with India over the safeguard measures," he said.
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If they play defense like that, guys are going to step up and make shots.
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Her brother Ben, who co-founded the company with her, will step up as CEO.
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I need the state to step up and give me the benefits that I need.
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Resistance groups should encourage and support candidates who step up to run on these ideas.
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"There's more to do, and we need to step up and do it," he said.
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It was time for Norway to step up on the top of the podium again.
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They have threatened to step up labor action and farmers are also preparing pension protests.
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They'll also bring a contagious new energy and challenge the old guard to step up.
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Meanwhile, Iran is warning that if the deal falls apart it will step up enrichment.
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Real question is which younger Members of leadership will step up in their leadership roles.
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Step up to a burlier Nissan 370Z for $30,000 and taste a 332-horsepower V6.
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The French government last week urged Britain to step up its efforts to resettle them.
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Dawn positions the Platinum product line as a step up from the popular Ultra series.
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The orders come as states step up measures to fight the spread of the virus.
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The senators said the election of Prokopchuk would allow Moscow to step up such abuse.
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They're starting to step up and say, 'I don't like this aspect of my life.
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Considering where we've been these past 14 months, that's got to be a step up.
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The August attack was also a significant step up from earlier attacks in Saudi Arabia.
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China said it would step up its efforts to boost disposable income and stabilize employment.
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Chu considered the making of "Step Up 3D" to be "amazingly fun," and it shows.
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The Monte Carbonare is a step up from Suavia's easygoing fresh and fruity Soave Classico.
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"Mexico should step up and stop this onslaught, this invasion into our country," he said.
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The Democrats should step up to the challenge during the debates in Miami next week.
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STREEP It's great to be asked to step up because you know what, everybody should.
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Deir, a self-professed "party boy," was one of the people to immediately step up.
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Business and civic leaders can also step up, raising funds and cheering New York on.
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Business and civic leaders can also step up, raising funds and cheering New York on.
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It is a big step up in complexity from building chips tailored to certain tasks.
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He called on the police to step up patrols after the attacks in New Zealand.
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"Economic decision-makers, especially in the policy world, now need to step up," it says.
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Some mixed news for the US economy; demonstrators in Hong Kong step up their protests.
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They sure don't look scared in this big step up to the game's grandest stage.
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Stitch Fix also uses a personal stylist to help you step up your fashion game.
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And with no toes on my left foot, I can't step up and follow through.
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They're a step up from the surgical masks that her workers typical wear while working.
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From the sixth year of operations until maturity, the margin will step up to 230bp.
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It's time to step up, to knock on every door and to earn every vote.
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In Mr. Zorn's estimation, and that of many others, the move marks a step up.
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But, she said, she never imagined another student would step up in such a way.
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"I knew I had to step up my sock game for the Olympics," he said.
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Every vote counts, literally, and it's time for Americans to step up it's voting game.
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"So they step up and do what investors are reticent to do on their own."
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Obviously we need to step it up further and step up our visibility and presence.
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"The bottom-line message is Amtrak needs to step up to the plate," he said.
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"Republican AGs would step up and fight," West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey told POLITICO.
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An 6900 percent market share would be a huge step up from 2628 percent today.
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The bank did not alert regulators, nor did it step up monitoring for money laundering.
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"It was basically we needed some guys to step up and make plays," Fitzpatrick said.
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As for sound quality, the Pros are a noticeable step up from the standard AirPods.
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Giving this chance as a gift is a serious step up from socks or chocolate.
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China's regulators will also step up supervision and punish fund managers who fail to comply.
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Dismayed by the current political climate, Ortiz Jones felt called to step up and serve.
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Of course, no one is going to step up and deliver him these home truths.
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The vice president also called on Congress to step up the pace of military funding.
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But some Chinese experts have been calling on it to step up to the plate.
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They would rather have more troops to step up the ground war in South Vietnam.
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"I'm asking everyone who has a stake in this fight to step up," Biden said.
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It's time for Congress to step up and begin serious impeachment proceedings against this man.
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It's time for Congress to step up and begin serious impeachment proceedings against this man.
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Bites Step up to the counter at Dad's Luncheonette, and two things immediately become apparent.
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You need to step up your game and really open up your mind for this.
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That prepared me to step up if they left or just wanted a day off.
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Oracle is seeking to step up competition with Amazon (AMZN) Web Services and Microsoft (MSFT).
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He's increasingly pressed foreign leaders -- particularly in the oil rich Gulf states -- to step up.
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Mr. Sessions has also signaled his intent to step up enforcement of laws targeting marijuana.
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That's when Andy Cheng, a 28-year-old working in advertising, decided to step up.
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There are temples who are huge who do not want to step up with us.
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We&aposll see a step-up in brazen attacks, especially leading up to the election.
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Celgene is working with U.S. commercial health-care payers to step up to that challenge.
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Hoover's resignation comes as lawmakers in Washington are calling to step up sexual harassment training.
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Senate Democrats on Wednesday also urged the FCC to step up its robocall enforcement efforts.
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Some shale producers are turning to workforce cuts as investors step up demands for returns.
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This wheel is a huge step up over pretty much other mouse on the market.
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Aldi and Lidl have both said this month they will step-up investment in 2018.
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But even more needs to be done and business leaders will need to step up.
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It's time for Congress to step up and crack the whip against international smuggling rings.
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Southwest also announced Tuesday that it would step up its investment with aircraft manufacturer Boeing.
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He also called Trudeau "two-faced," which is at least a step up from blackface.
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"The VIP Single is a step up from the deluxe," the customer service representative said.
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The last time the United States asked Australia to step up was over East Timor.
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Trump this past week took to Twitter to step up his attacks on FBI officials.
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All of us need to step up to meet this challenge, especially the Press. pic.twitter.
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His administration has sought to step up deportations of immigrants residing in the U.S. illegally.
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We need the Congress to step up and solve, once and for all, this matter.
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They understood when the moment required a difficult choice and were ready to step up.
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See below for an example of how step-up in basis works on inherited assets.
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" Republicans, he said, are eager to "step up our game, to deliver on our promises.
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With three colours and a Max option, it's a true step up from the X.
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Quite simply, if the United States stays committed, other donor governments will step up, too.
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"It's next-man-up mentality and the next man has to step up," Bowles said.
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Venezuela's opposition plans a dramatic next move, Chinese and Iranian hackers step up anti-U.
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When Healy joined the discussion, Snapes challenged him to step up as a male artist.
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Investors cheered President Donald Trump's vows to step up efforts to battle the coronavirus outbreak.
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And life at El Barretal is a definite step up from those first, soaking days.
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"A new leadership must step up," said Vanessa Perez-Cirera of the environmental group WWF.
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In May, Iran announced it would step up its uranium enrichment levels to 4.5 percent.
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The province also plans to step up raids on shops who continue to sell illegally.
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Alvey's last fight saw him lose to Derek Brunson—a big step up in competition.
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No sweat for my parents — it must have seemed like a step up for them.
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When they're not the obvious, like the COO, who is the step up. Right. Right.
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The thing is that we live in a different world—we have to step up.
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"Going forward we are going to have to step up to a new level and we will see some new faces step up at the top," said Bob Bowman, Phelps' coach who will also be in charge to the U.S. men's team in Rio.
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It also released bigger budget shows like "Origin," from the production company behind Netflix's "The Crown " and "Step Up: High Water," based on the "Step Up" film franchise, and is preparing to release "Wayne," a 10-episode comedy from the writers of "Deadpool," Variety notes.
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In the House tax proposal, which not only maintains the step-up but eventually does away with the estate tax, heirs get a double tax benefit: They can receive the asset free of the estate levy and they get a step-up in basis.
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These are the next step up from Sparks, and gives fans' favorite streamers direct financial rewards.
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The Xbox One S is a step up from the original Xbox One, launched in 2013.
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Sony is also introducing a projector today that'll sit one step up in its product line.
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It's an impressive step up from his last Boring swag sale—50,000 hats at $20 each.
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It is also a clear step up from even more basic experiences, such as Google Cardboard.
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But ultimately the original manufacturers of smartphones, TVs, and laptops need to step up as well.
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So join us, step up, and take a peek at the shiny and mysterious new Automaton.
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"I just wanted to step up there, I didn't even want to win anything," she says.
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U.S. and other NATO warships may also step up their presence in the nearby Black Sea.
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An easy way to step up your rewards game is to peruse credit card shopping portals.
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We were basically, it was an internal temping ... it was a step up from outside temps.
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A private equity firm could still step up to buy all three pieces, the people said.
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Private industry has to step up to come up with solutions to make their people safer.
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If Washington continues to fail to deliver on that responsibility, cities will continue to step up.
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Watch the video to see how you can use these patterns to step up your game.
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But it will be a definite step up from almost no one using Stories on Facebook.
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There's a USB-C port on board for recharging, a step up from its predecessors' microUSB.
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Bontrager and his team want their research to inspire companies to step up fingerprint-security efforts.
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Those numbers are a huge step up from the initial response planned, which involved 800 troops.
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The winner will take a key step up the ladder in the perilous UFC lightweight division.
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