The company states that it's dialing up its commitment to Europe.
"It's dialing up!" Mr. duPont called out as the modem attached to the camera began its gentle burbling.
"You have a choice, but it's dial-up," said Mr. Balick, referring to dial-up Internet access, which provides considerably slower service.
"We have seen this strategy deployed many times before, in Transnistria, Abkhazia, and so on, but this time it is dialed up to 11, and these figures [Girkin, Borodai, and Antyufeyev] are the absolute personification of this strategy".
"If everything's dialed up to 11, at a certain point you become numb to it".
"What we decided to do is dial up the personality to a more vibrant place," Mr. Woods said.
"My depression has always been like a dial – sometimes its dialled down to two, other times it's dialled right up to eight or nine, and when I'm in that state I'm incapacitated, I can't do anything," he said.
Hunt also quite deliberately inserted into Direct Action the possibility that it could be "dialled up", that caps could be imposed on industrial carbon emissions forcing companies to buy emissions permits.
The score is a relatively small factor in the auctions right now, Greenberg admitted, but it could be dialed up over time.
As Dave Weigel pointed out two weeks ago, Barber's been dialing up some shady spirits on his ouija board.
Thus, the substantial pressure heaped on the team owing to its legacy has been dialed up further.
