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Luckily for Alaska, the drama didn't escalate much beyond the shady realms of Reddit thanks to faithful fans who tried their best not to spread the news.
It's possible, then, that in the event of a Le Pen win, attacks against minorities could continue to escalate, much like they did in the US and UK in the wake of Trump and Brexit.
Recently tissue engineering has escalated much interest in biomedical and biotechnological applications.
At the same time, violence was escalating; much of it perpetrated by the apartheid government and its security apparatus.
Moscow resident Irina Karmanina thinks she and millions of Russians may be annihilated by a U.S. nuclear attack if the tension between Moscow and Washington escalates much more.
We're clearly now seeing a path to the end of the printed daily newspapers -- a trend that is escalating much faster than we had anticipated," Cole said.
It also warned that continuing delays in the testing could escalate into much bigger overruns by forcing Lockheed Martin to retain a larger engineering staff and fix problems on planes it had already built.
"We relied perhaps too heavily on a survey which said we would benefit from being next to MoMA — our attendance would escalate so much that our admissions would fund the costs of the building," said Ms. Anderson, the curator who left last year for the Los Angeles County Museum of Art.
Craig Bidois, a former UN security advisor and the managing director of Fear Free, a travel security firm, recommends that tourists stay informed of the political situation in the country they're travelling to, since Cairo showed us that anti-government protests can escalate without much warning.
This happened right in the middle of Pride week in Prague, and although the conflict in Ukraine didn't escalate as much as people had feared, Ukraine felt a jolt of vulnerability.
Occidental Petroleum, the behemoth onshore crude producer, also saw its fourth quarter profit rise nearly 30%, and profits at Royal Dutch Shell are predicted to escalate so much, over the next decade, that several executives have already opted to convert their bonuses into company share.
