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ramp

noun as in incline

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These are just the latest in a string of espionage convictions as Taiwan ramps up efforts to find alleged Chinese spies on its soil.

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Attacks by Israeli settlers against Palestinians have also ramped up significantly.

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With Labour lagging in the polls, expect to hear the anti-Reform rhetoric ramped up - but exactly how to burst the populist bubble has proved challenging.

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Sales of new homes in the US surged by more than expected last month as builders ramped up discounts to lure buyers sitting on the sidelines.

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"Things have ramped up since Rory said he wanted to win on US soil. I think the heckling will be 1000%, but not over the line. It will be fun - and firm but fair."

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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