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• Continued unrest will rachet up pressure on Chan, pick up pvs
• Long-distance calls can rachet up a phone bill.
• Reacting to slights can actually rachet up the level of incivility and violence.
• Continued unrest will rachet up pressure, pick up pvs
• Information : Traveling on your own rachets up the train's adventure factor.
• It's time for Strother to rachet up her play yet again, Auriemma said.
• But he admitted the departure rachets up the already high levels of anxiety in the camp.
• Just the threat of allowing lawsuits to proceed has pushed the Europeans to rachet up their pressure on Cuba.
• The clearing skies over Kosovo have enabled NATO to rachet up the frequency, potency, and accuracy of the air onslaught.
• They were already expected to talk about holy unions, but this will rachet up the debate to the level of hysteria,
• "The doctors could rachet up the tests if they came up with information that made that appropriate, " Aiello said.
• Martel says the first reaction to the Sept . 11 attacks is defensive, to rachet up security wherever we are vulnerable.
• Meanwhile Rep . Tom DeLay, the Republican majority whip in the House, rachets up war talk in a speech in Houston.
• As actual travel increases exponentially, a kind of internal travel, either the armchair kind or the fairground kind, rachets up as well.
• It was the possibility of al-Qaida attacks in that region that prompted the Bush administration on Tuesday to rachet up the threat alert level.
• "If they're as good as some say they are, they'll learn from this and rachet up their resources ."
• Two weeks ago MSNBC brought back its NBA countdown clock to rachet up suspense for the Fed's announcement of another predictable half-point rate cut.
• Speaking to reporters on a plane flying to Fort Bragg, N . C ., Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld said the military operations continue to rachet up.