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ramp

noun as in incline

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AstraZeneca also announced plans to list shares directly on the New York Stock Exchange as it ramps up its commitment to the U.S.

And as issuance of bonds ramped up, prices dropped as investors demanded relatively more yield versus the broader bond universe, JPMorgan analysts found.

"When you lose weight, your body doesn't just say, 'Great, job done.' Hunger hormones ramp up, your metabolism slows, and your body tries to restore what it sees as your natural point."

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The show also comes as California continues to ramp up its EV charging network.

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“Countries hit early may have been caught off guard and are scrambling to ramp up countermeasures,” Rajnarayanan said.

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