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But BigBang's Sunday set escalated the craft of live K-Pop — which sometimes doesn't live up to the overwhelming enthusiasm of its fans —  into a sleeker and more adventurous kind of arena spectacular.

The West has boxed itself into responding with sanctions against the Moscow elite which look set to escalate.

We also believe that corporate activity is set to escalate and Game Group would make an ideal candidate for Gamestop.

The law also sets an escalated series of fines that go up to $500 after a third offense.

And when Vince, a charismatic river-bum, turns up to rescue the stranded boat, it looks as if the fun is set to escalate.

With Mike Hampton's contract negotiations set to escalate soon, the Mets will probably make the short list of teams that still interest the free agent left-hander.

This argument seems set to escalate in the coming months: the Conservatives know this and Labour seems to think it can profit from it.

White Diamonds (which Arden describes as "radiant, extraordinarily rare and overwhelmingly beautiful") is the bestselling celebrity perfume ever, and sales look set to escalate in coming months in tribute to the star.

Now the row is set to escalate as Miliband makes a statement to the House of Commons this afternoon in which he will announce the expulsion of an Israeli diplomat over the alleged use of fake British passports in the killing.

It is plain that such protests are set to escalate as the coalition government, in the guise of responding to the Labour government's economic mismanagement, now introduce the transparently obvious electoral Tory programme to roll back the state permanently, and to complete the Thatcherite free-market approach that prevails in the US.

Developing ecosystems and platforms in sectors such as health care and banking, where the emergence of mobile products and services is set to escalate, could be a lucrative pathway for new revenue generation.