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Meanings of escalate quickly in anglès

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Usage of escalate quickly in anglès
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But back then, it was a different story... and could escalate quickly.
Second glance
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Any military action was likely to escalate quickly to an invasion.
One minute to midnight: kennedy, khrushchev, and castro on the b...
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The coronavirus outbreak in Ireland is now likely to escalate quickly.
The Irish Times
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In these situations, symptoms can escalate quickly and become life threatening.
Reuters
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Things escalate quickly: Fists are pounded, faces are flushed, fingers are jabbed, chairs are flung.
Wired
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Almost without fail, the sketches escalate quickly, jump the tracks and end up in genuinely baffling places.
The Guardian
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Things escalate quickly between Becky and Charlotte.
The South African
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But instability in Pakistan, plus the potential for misunderstandings to escalate quickly into war, mean the risk remains real.
Reuters
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And while pen testers are contractually permitted to break into a client's systems, if they're caught tensions can escalate quickly.
Wired
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Things could escalate quickly.
Game change: obama and the clintons, mccain and palin, and the r...
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The home renovation market is booming, but makeover mistakes are common and costly, and without proper planning they can escalate quickly.
The Irish Times
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A fairly non-descript back-and-forth game escalated quickly late in the third quarter.
Reuters
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According to reports in the Australian media, things are escalating quickly.
The South African
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This small issue escalates quickly, as conflicts often do around Rita.
BBC
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Her fear escalated quickly as she sensed him moving toward her.
Don't cry
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Things escalated quickly when Stefanovic flew to the US to spend Christmas with her.
News.com.au
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