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A final television advertisement by Mr. Sestak - showing George W. Bush endorsing Mr. Specter six years ago - has been run repeatedly, amplifying doubts that were already in the air about the political expediency of Mr. Specter's party switch.

Its key objective is to use the vociferous campaigning of the press – no doubt amplifying interventions from friends in the City – to argue that any negotiations between parties would be democratically illegitimate, without first putting the Conservatives into power, even (or especially) if Labour and the Liberal Democrats could between them muster a majority of both votes and Commons seats.

These amplifiers are confined to amplifying predetermined frequencies.

But I believe there is little doubt that the record-breaking scale and potential destructiveness of Sandy is due in large part to the amplifying effects of warmer ocean temperatures, higher atmospheric moisture content, and unusual Arctic weather patterns.

"This is a man whose integrity is not in doubt," Conway said, mentioning the bipartisan Senate majority that had confirmed his appointment, and she blamed Cooper for amplifying "derogatory" claims about him, as if the major thing at stake in the episode were not the integrity of American elections but the integrity of Rod Rosenstein.

Tipping points occur because of amplifying feedbacks.

President Trump is now amplifying that message.

Homegoing is very much about amplifying voices.

What Is Analytics Amplifying in Your Organization?

We're letting good stuff through, and amplifying it".

And Facebook and Google are amplifying and spreading that message.