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ramp

noun as in incline

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It also calls for cutting inspection costs for small processors, ramping up “Product of USA” labeling and expanding the domestic cattle herd.

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Currently, stablecoins are primarily used as an on ramp and off ramp for purchasing other types of cryptocurrency.

The trust said it had already made "adjustments to support Millie" and was carrying out a feasibility study to confirm the cost of the ramp, estimated at £100,000, before deciding what to do next.

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In separate data published Friday, confidence among British consumers improved this month, as intentions to make big purchases ramped up ahead of the all-important festive season.

CEO Charles Liang asserted the company was seeing “outstanding levels of customer engagement” for new products as well as “numerous key customers ramping large, multi-quarter, volume deployments.”

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