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An international boycott of Israel backed by entities as disparate as the UN, Britain's largest lecturers' union, and a coalition of artists including Brian Eno has garnered support in response to the country's thorny occupation of Palestine, a move it escalated by establishing Israeli settlements in disputed territory.

Just don't make it escalate by shouting, men in general tend to have a shorter temper than women and this can possibly lead to physical actions.

What he did was legal, and it's been escalated by social media and the government.

"It was a crazy game, it got out of hand early on; the referees let some things get by, and it escalated," Martin said.

From there, it escalated to physical threats made by both the harasser and her network of white supremacists.

The lyrics are full of foreboding — "All you wanted was a little disaster/It's temporary," — that's only escalated by the music as it keeps ratcheting up its precise, percussive tension.

All of this has been escalated by the current account switch service, which makes it much quicker to get a bank account.

Posts that fall in grey areas are also escalated by moderators themselves, who move things up the chain until it eventually hits the Risk and Response team.

The survey found that charges by local authorities for cremation and burial have escalated by up to 48% since 2007, far outstripping the rate of inflation, and it is giving funeral directors a bad name.

In his mind, the entire affair was a dispute over a lease, escalated by the museum.

Greater Manchester police's sickness levels escalated by 20% from 2013-2014 to 2014-15.