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boost

[boost] / bust /








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He also suggests that the genre was initially boosted by record collectors, as a lot of its songs are in English.

From BBC

The authors called for more work to be done on how humans interact with AI so we can figure out ways of using AI tools that "boost human performance rather than hurt it".

From BBC

The odds of fresh all-time-highs before the new year could hinge on a so-called Santa Claus rally—a period around the end of the year when markets often get a boost.

From The Wall Street Journal

We need a boost at the minute because we've lost a lot of games.

From BBC

The Fed has cut rates three times since September to try to boost the labor market.

From MarketWatch