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boost

[boost] / bust /








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Thomas said the additional revenue budget and capital funding" should provide stability and security" in line priorities in the Island Plan, it also offers a "solid boost of confidence".

From BBC

She impressed in Sunday's win over Liverpool and boosts manager Sarina Wiegman's attacking options with Arsenal's Beth Mead out with a fractured shin.

From BBC

His mission was successful, and greatly boosted his national profile.

From BBC

Some analysts are concerned about the surge in investment in artificial intelligence, which they say may boost the UK's productivity in the short term but could lead to longer-term job losses.

From BBC

Sydney added 0.2 percent after Australian giant BHP, the world's largest copper producer, reported a hike in half-year net profit, boosted by demand for copper to meet the global need for electrical power.

From Barron's