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Heller contends that that sort of integration of MW3's downloadable content into the basic game is a key aspect of Elite, and vaguely states that it will be stepped up in future.

Indeed it will be stepped up, with Valentine's Day demonstrations around the world, when the online campaign group One Billion Rising plans what it calls a mixture of 'a global strike, an invitation to dance, an act of solidarity with women and a refusal to accept violence against women and girls as a given'.

The EC said it will be stepping up its monitoring of platforms' efforts to combat election interference — with the new plan including "continuous" monitoring.

It goes on to say it will be stepping up its activities to combat illegal tourist rentals, and asks residents to help it identify illegal rentals by reporting any suspect properties — either by phoning a freedom telephone number or using a web form (available in Catalan, Spanish, English, French and German).

WASHINGTON -- In the wake of accusations that Volkswagen used software to get around emissions standards, the federal government is putting other car companies on notice that it will be stepping up compliance testing. .

Better still, keep it the rest of your life; the cost basis will be stepped up and your kids will inherit it tax-free.

Security will be stepped up ahead of the game following the incident.

Disinvestment (India-speak for sales of state assets) will be stepped up, he said.

"I think security will be stepped up in North Korea, and China is also likely to tighten security along the border".

These footprint-based goals will be stepped up evenly over the four-year ramp-up period, giving manufacturers time to phase in mileage-enhancing improvements with model changes.

national monuments and tourist sites throughout France was already tight following the Charlie Hebdo massacre and will be stepped up still further.