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The ICRC has had to step up its public information activities in Sierra Leone , after a rumour that it had aided and abetted the cause of one of the parties to the conflict . He 'll get a lot of playing time in the preseason , and that 's when he 'll have to step up . But eventually you have to step out and be who you are . I guess I 'll have to step up my writing efforts if I want to fill this guy by the end of the work term . If you wrote ' nothing to declare , ' you 'll have to step up to a machine and push a button . This pitch reminded me somewhat of Estrellita , where you have to step out around the side of the dihedral and onto another face . Experts say there is a greater hope of beating the disease now than ever before - but we 'll have to step up efforts to break its back . In the 2005 ALCS , all four of the Chicago White Sox victories were complete games by the starters , a highly noteworthy event in the modern game.Although a pitcher can only take one step backward and one forward , he has to step off the mound to throw over to first base if he is a right handed pitcher . If you need to roll out the fog at a large outdoor event , you 'll have to step up to Jem 's supercapacity Roadie X-Stream . " As professionals and as men you have to step out on the floor and compete , " Thomas said . Seriously , it not nature that is forcasting the future , it 's the growing number of high-ranking Republicans being indicted for fraud , bribery , etc. Another one from California has just had to step down in Congress and plead guilty to various corruption charges . Sometimes you have to step out , take the risk , engage in some initiatives , demonstrate the possibilities , and draw others into the game with you . You have to step out a little bit from your torment of emotions to see what is consciously happening . Not just in games , but every day in practice everyone has had to step up their level of play to keep up with them .