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booster

noun as in supporter

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Thomas Kwan, 53, was posing as a community nurse giving a coronavirus booster jab when he injected Patrick O'Hara, 71, with a toxin in Newcastle in January.

From BBC

Even Trump's biggest booster, billionaire Elon Musk, agrees that Trump's plans would tank the U.S. economy, causing what, by Musk's own admission, sounds like a second Great Depression.

From Salon

It is more powerful than its SpaceX competitor, the Falcon 9, but that rocket has a fully reusable booster and flight costs starting at less than $70 million.

The soldiers were very protective of their colleague, she added, who served as a great morale booster.

From BBC

The former coach, Manuel Douglas, got caught up in an FBI and IRS investigation involving money donated by a booster for equipment, uniforms and travel expenses.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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