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stepped-up

[ stept-uhp ]

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  1. increased; augmented; expanded; heightened:

    a stepped-up fundraising campaign.



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˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins

Origin of stepped-up1

First recorded in 1900–05
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Thus far, U.S. law enforcement authorities — who had a strained relationship with President López Obrador — have mostly praised Sheinbaum’s cooperation in sometimes touchy operations, including stepped-up secret CIA drone flights over Mexico in apparent search of illicit drug labs.

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In recent years, law enforcement authorities have announced stepped-up crackdowns to curb the business along well-known “tracks.â€

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The two presidential nominees - Trump and Harris - have both sharpened their economic message in recent weeks and stepped-up efforts to appeal to young voters.

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But if agencies fail to address deficiencies within one year, the board could pursue stepped-up intervention measures including pumping restrictions and fines for exceeding limits.

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Stepped-up enforcement by Mexican immigration authorities and summer heat also contributed to lower numbers of arriving migrants.

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