In Myanmar, manual laborers claim that smoking ya ba boosts their stamina, while students say it boosts their grades.
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The speed boosts of the MacBook Pro and the keyboard changes come after a year of boosts for the flagship notebook.
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The most recent Boosts, which went on sale December 29, instantly sold out, and Footwear News declared Yeezy Boosts its Shoe of the Year.
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Asus is producing two versions of the 2070 Mini: the standard model runs at 1410MHz and boosts up to 1650MHz, while an OC version boosts slightly higher to 1680MHz.
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Bogut's bomb boosts Warriors in rout of Pelicans OAKLAND, Calif.
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Now let's say inflation boosts wages 2 percent a year.
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A 'rocket' button on the steering wheel instantly boosts performance.
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Reckitt shares were the biggest boosts on the FTSE 100.
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Facebook removes news and boosts signals that help propaganda spread.
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Therapists and serotonin boosts will flourish in this new depression.
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Because there is no crowding out, stimulus boosts real output.
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And Costco boosts its bottom line by saving on costs.
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The S60 also boosts the waterproofing prowess of its predecessors.
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News favoring Clinton's presidential bid generally boosts global risk appetite.
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But Parker will get even more boosts on its journey.
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Strong demand for European government debt also boosts U.S. Treasuries.
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Ulo also boosts 8GB eMMC and a microSD card slot.
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Such tourism boosts the local economy, but can be annoying.
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Its radicalism appeals to the left: it boosts workers' wealth.
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David going to the hospital instantly boosts his score, though.
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Urbanisation itself is welcome, because it boosts incomes and growth.
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He worries about Miami's future as climate change boosts temperatures.
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A weaker yen boosts manufacturers' profits made abroad when repatriated.
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Another provision boosts credits for carbon capture and storage initiatives.
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Increased domestic investment boosts productivity, stimulates innovation and creates jobs.
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The stock was among the biggest boosts on the Nasdaq.
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The club boosts the city as well as Red Bull.
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Don't lie down, which boosts your exposure to ground current.
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Swapping out "her" for "your" boosts it to a 62.
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The volatile and bombastic Trump, they say, boosts those odds.
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The 25% rebate boosts that to 1.25 cents per point.
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But the economic and job boosts would be years away.
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Mr. Trump has boasted that the presidency boosts his brand.
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Personal Capital claims this strategy reduces risk and boosts returns.
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Vendors are happy to oblige because it boosts their sales.
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Studies have shown that physical exercise boosts your work performance.
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And Democrats in Arizona, Minnesota, and Florida have seen boosts.
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And there is precious little evidence that boosts from pre-k are then followed by boosts in kindergarten, first, and second grades – the kind of cumulative impact that produces lasting increases in academic achievement.
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This further boosts circulation and gives the complexion a radiant glow.
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If that boosts turnout in the U.S., so much the better.
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The new watchOS 3 gets several performance boosts and feature enhancements.
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While a stronger economy boosts stocks, higher rates can hit spending.
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A labour shortage boosts wages and investments, while lending is booming.
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For specific industries, AR tech could lead to significant productivity boosts.
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The stock was among the biggest boosts to the S&P.
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Perhaps an ICO will finance some breakthrough that boosts economic efficiency.
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Experts say it boosts productivity and encourages other good habits. 37.
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When it lasts a year or less, it boosts women's employment.
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The drug boosts the immune system's ability to fight cancerous cells.
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And long-dated contracts are becoming more common, which boosts liquidity.
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Some will obviously implement all three, providing the best performance boosts.
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Economics are favorable as lithium production effectively boosts the oil price.
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If you don't, you can buy individual "boosts" for with money.
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It can also increase weight-loss because it boosts your metabolism.
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These meals serve a gameplay purpose, giving you temporary stat boosts.
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Communication planet Mercury enters Aries today and boosts your psychic abilities.
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The stock was among the few major boosts to the benchmark.
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Reading also boosts emotional intelligence and helps stave off mental decline.
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You may see big graphics performance boosts or you may not.
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Prepare to start hearing a lot about instances, toots, and boosts.
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Boeing, UnitedHealth and Merck were the biggest boosts to the Dow.
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You're also receiving some expected flirty vibes and boosts around creativity!
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Transmission infrastructure investment boosts both our national and our economic security.
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Requiring unanimity boosts the care that a jury takes in deliberation.
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That's unusual because yen weakness usually boosts the Nikkei average .N225.
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Some candidates have gotten boosts from the debates in the past.
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Reading fiction also boosts your vocabulary, reasoning skills and language comprehension.
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And, it's important to have fun at work — it boosts performance.
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Lots of speed boosts for older iOS devices running iOS 12.
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A la carte services give you more Super Likes and Boosts.
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This boosts your wireless network's range and improves wireless bandwidth utilization.
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The bill includes blatant funding boosts for some of the holdouts.
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But they already are seeing boosts in patients and workforce shortages.
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Or is there another factor at play that boosts them both?
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The two provided the biggest boosts to the S&P 21.
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A weaker dollar generally boosts the price of dollar-denominated gold.
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The new fund boosts total capital under management to $1.5 billion.
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A weaker dollar often boosts oil and other dollar-denominated commodities.
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Lloyds and Barclays were among the biggest boosts by 0848 GMT.
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But Tuesday's news boosts Modi's image as being strong on defense.
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The Instagram thing is just for cheap ego boosts for myself.
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Now it's bringing that device to the US with slight spec boosts.
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Some research suggests that even shallow conversation with strangers boosts well-being.
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It boosts the boat out of the waves, like an underwater wing.
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The product's description also claims it improves circulation and boosts serotonin levels.
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Alongside major tax reductions, Trump also wants big boosts to defense spending.
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Men and women seemed to enjoy these libido and pleasure boosts equally.
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UnitedHealth, Merck and Goldman Sachs were the top boosts to the Dow.
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Materials and industrials stocks were the biggest boosts to the FTSE 100.
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Their high expected turnout boosts the chances the deal will go through.
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This also boosts your energy in your creative projects—inspiration is flowing!
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It boosts immunity and is a boon to sufferers of psychosomatic pains.
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Some are beneficial, such as Small Arms (boosts your primary weapon damage).
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Even talking about such a deal hurts Mr Abbas and boosts Hamas.
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Another way the company boosts morale is with all-expenses-paid retreats.
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This, too, powers economic expansion and boosts employment in U.S. export industries.
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The hotspot also boosts the flood potential from major storms, including Hermine.
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Biden's campaign also boosts pharmaceuticals and hospitals, especially HCA Healthcare, he added.
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Go deeper: Netanyahu boosts racist far-right party with pre-election deal
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I believe this helps keep the work fresh and boosts overall morale.
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The two drugmakers were the top boosts on the S&P 500.
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To me, it increases my willpower and boosts my creativity and inspiration.
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The fact that corn is a non-native species boosts the effect.
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That boosts both our careers, and, more importantly, furthers scholarship and learning.
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Adding Pilot Flying J also boosts his bet on U.S. economic growth.
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Specialty markers, permanent markers, glue and scissors got sales boosts as well.
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The two drugmakers were the top boosts to the S&P 500.
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It takes more time, but it boosts your chances of getting hired.
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Research shows that having a hobby reduces stress and boosts creative thinking.
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He says this chemical boosts many aspects of cognition by improving alertness.
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Teammates can trade items with each other and give each other boosts.
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That boosts the pressure underground and drives more oil to the surface.
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Anacor gave one of the biggest boosts to the Nasdaq Biotechnology index .
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At the same time, organisers are running out of clever, legal boosts.
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But clustering like that also boosts inequality and, arguably, destabilizes our politics.
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It boosts its own herd by renting additional camels from nearby farms.
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Protecting Trump from a CNN reporter hardly boosts that tough-guy image.
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It's a nice gesture that boosts goodwill and loyalty, along with sales.
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There are a few examples of bigger boosts: The selection of Mrs.
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"We got a little lucky," Siminoff said of the recent funding boosts.
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Most of us want all of the sexiness boosts we can get.
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Technology raises productivity growth, which in turn boosts demand and creates jobs.
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The Hill: Trump boosts Kobach to the disappointment of some Kansas Republicans.
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Some people with autism have a capacity to focus that boosts creativity.
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But stay tuned, because the cluing is what really boosts this grid.
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The pulsing boosts blood flow and transports fluid out of the limbs.
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Democrats insist non-defense programs receive boosts nearly comparable to the Pentagon's.
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Will users turn to other platforms for their quick, feel-good boosts?
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Each new Starbucks boosts the value of housing prices in a neighborhood.
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The legislation also boosts funding for research and treatment for mental illnesses.
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But the episodic structure of the film both boosts and limits it.
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The study models four different boosts to the coal leasing royalty rate.
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It boosts productivity tomorrow by pushing firms to create better products for less.
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News of Tesla breaking ground in SHANGHAI certainly boosts confidence on Wall Street.
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The Big 10 deal indicates that he'll need substantial boosts from all three.
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She said the beer boosts vitamin intake, aids digestion and stimulates the appetite.
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Plus, you can unlock boosts that speed up your civilization's progress through history.
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Plus, sunlight bouncing off the snow boosts efficiency by 8 to 12 percent.
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It also boosts neuroplasticity, the brain's capacity to reorganize and form new connections.
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The Windows boosts come as the PC market appears to be stabilizing slightly.
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It could help in the long run, too, if better infrastructure boosts trade.
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Night Sight overcomes the flash's lack of range and boosts the entire scene.
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It builds knowledge, boosts confidence and is the cornerstone for better decision making.
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The Moon in Aries boosts your energy, helping you get shit done today.
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If that boosts custom at Ms Vilca's cevichería, she may become a fan.
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In fact, the Prime Day event also boosts online sales of its rivals.
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On the other hand, some employers favor paid leave because it boosts retention.
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Male puberty permanently boosts muscle and creates a bigger frame, heart and lungs.
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The study shows that a visit to the White House boosts company performance.
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Drivers have to balance those boosts against the energy they will suck down.
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The system boosts fuel savings by an average of 7%, the company says.
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The Super Bowl win boosts his yearly earnings by more than 35 percent.
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A weaker dollar generally boosts oil, which is priced in the U.S. currency.
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Another proposed measure boosts prospects for the privatization of some of those dams.
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But it's not certain just how much a weak yen boosts Japan's economy.
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A weaker yen helps Japan's exporters because it boosts repatriated income from abroad.
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The D500 boosts a far superior sensitivity range compared to the Nikon D24.
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That boosts revenues for the animated fourquel to $375 million in North America.
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Departments and agencies seeing overall cuts could receive funding boosts for defense capabilities.
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Karlie Kloss has deleted last night's Instagram showing her wearing black Yeezy Boosts.
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Leverage boosts headline rates of return but, reciprocally, raises risks (as Lehman found).
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Tighter U.S. policy also boosts the dollar, in which the metal is priced.
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The region is enjoying multiple boosts as it recovers from a heavy crisis.
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It's not just auto workers who are demanding pay and benefit boosts, either.
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"The budget this year is expansionary and that boosts the economy," Iradian said.
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What is has done, however, is provide ratings boosts for MSNBC and CNN.
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This makes them more engaged, more productive, and ultimately boosts Amazon's bottom line.
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The investment boosts the robotic process automation startup&aposs valuation to $6.8 billion.
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The new money boosts Relativity's total investment to $185 million, the company said.
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This, in turn, boosts the social status of all the non-male characters.
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Some call it "Lancashire calamari" and there are rumours it boosts the libido.
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So Uber suspends surges/boosts for that hour in and out of JFK.
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Typically, any unexpected outage at the refinery boosts margins for Asian oil products.
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Expect boosts in benchmarks as CPU-bound processes shift over to the GPU.
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The legislation also boosts reimbursements by 20% for treating Medicare patients with coronavirus.
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As she put it, spicy food boosts the personality, while clearing negative energy.
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According to the study, Heisman finalists received substantial boosts from their own regions.
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Don't be alarmed:new studies show:brain freeze, combinedwith existential dread,boosts your immune system.
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Work from a place that boosts your mood and has great natural light.
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Including the underwriters' shares boosts those results to $163 million to $182 million.
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Elite boosts usually involve hitting (rather high) spending thresholds during the calendar year.
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It&aposs an advantage in the professional world, and even boosts national security.
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Some shoes, like a pair of springy Ultra Boosts, look ready for action.
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Diary firm a2 Milk Company rose 2.3% and was among the top boosts.
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A weak dollar helps U.S. exports and boosts foreign earnings of U.S. corporations.
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Its long list of star clients and models certainly boosts its "coolness" factor.
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Sufficient sleep helps people retain information, improves memory function and boosts creative thinking.
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A weaker yen boosts the profits Japanese earn abroad when they are repatriated.
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Third, strong empirical evidence suggests that a weaker U.S. dollar boosts commodity prices.
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A cheap dollar boosts manufacturing by, in effect, cutting all Americans' purchasing power.
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But the wait also boosts costs, with annual inflation nearing 1 million percent.
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It would soon be followed, he promised, by further boosts to the Pentagon's funding.
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The latest funding boosts Alibaba's share of the fast-growing Indonesian e-commerce market.
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The small Southeast Asian arms market is growing as economic growth boosts defense spending.
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Higher pay also means more spending money for employees, which boosts the local economy.
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Second are state-level minimum wage boosts that amount to government-mandated wage inflation.
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Tru Niagen vitamins, which increase NAD — a molecule that boosts cellular energy and repair.
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Rio Tinto and BHP were among the top boosts to the main FTSE index.
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Lil' Luna Simone Stephens, who took her new baby Boosts out for a spin.
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If you do have to clean your Ultra Boosts with a solution, be gentle.
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Banks are also expected to keep buying back shares, which boosts earnings per share.
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The rain boosts plant growth, which in turn causes more rain, the model showed.
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Along the way, you'll purchase cards that give one time boosts or permanent advantages.
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Some games also see slight boosts in frame rate too, occasionally up to 60fps.
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The fact that different countries specialise in different kinds of production also boosts trade.
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Especially when it sometimes wasn't clear if my video play boosts were going through.
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BAT, Imperial Brands and AstraZeneca were among the biggest boosts to the main index.
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Much therefore depends on whether Saudi Arabia boosts production, as the Trump administration hopes.
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Lady Scotland hails the club's Blue Charter, which boosts co-operation on ocean issues.
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"To fully grab this chance, Europe needs four important boosts from regulators," Hildermeier added.
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That boosts sales for travel vaccines unavailable on the NHS, such as yellow fever.
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Banks typically raise rates on loans soon after the Federal Reserve boosts its rate.
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Research also shows that meditation boosts areas of the brain related to paying attention.
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It boosts variety: Americans can shop for Volvos and Subarus in addition to Fords.
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A weaker yen boosts exporters' overseas earnings when translated back into the Japanese currency.
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Kanye's sporting a Boosts with a neon stripe ... and French has the all-whites.
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At the same time, Trump's antics have led to ratings boosts for Zucker's network.
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The second lens also boosts digital zoom from the 7's 5x to 10x.
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It boosts earnings per share and is often used as an alternative to dividends.
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Even if you had $350 handy to drop on Yeezy Boosts, you're too late.
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The moisture in the air boosts humidity, which shade can combat only so far.
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Mercury's connection with dreamy Neptune inspires deep heart-to-hearts and boosts your imagination.
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A weaker dollar boosts offshore revenues when they are translated into the U.S. currency.
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Technology heavyweights including Facebook and Alphabet were among the biggest boosts to the Nasdaq.
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Lyft said the latest round boosts its valuation to $11 billion from $7.5 billion.
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Contact Energy Ltd gained 1.8% and was among the top boosts to the benchmark.
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It also boosts their profits when those overseas earnings are converted back into dollars.
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It certainly makes sense economically, as it boosts female participation in the work force.
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"They're not going to pay up for inflated earnings on tax boosts," Calvasina said.
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Societe Generale and BNP Paribas were among the biggest boosts to France's CAC 40.
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For you, competition doesn't quite stop there: being best in class boosts your prospects.
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Repurchasing shares boosts earnings per share by reducing the shares remaining on the market.
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A "healer" on Instagram believes "perineum sunning" boosts energy, regulates hormones, and strengthens organs.
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It's a solution that helps families, boosts our economy, and starts at the grassroots.
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Affordability of real estate boosts activity in the market and lifts real estate stocks.
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So-called legacy students — those whose parents attended the same schools — received substantial boosts.
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More exposure to sunlight increases our production of serotonin, a neurotransmitter that boosts mood.
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Speech Clarity boosts the voice frequencies to make it easier to hear the dialog.
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That boosts the videos' retention rates, which compels YouTube to promote them more widely.
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Cisco was among the biggest boosts to the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq.
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Besides boosting loving feelings, cuddling lowers stress and boosts immunity, according to one study.
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America Movil has said the acquisition boosts its offer of high-speed data services.
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Whether her debate performance boosts her standing in the polls remains to be seen.
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The $1.4 trillion appropriations package boosts spending for both the military and domestic programs.
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Singapore's constant construction boosts the economy, and relies on a large foreign labor force.
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Fundamentally, boosts to the minimum wage seem more about lifting families out of poverty.
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It boosts the ages for Medicare and Social Security, means-tests them both, privatizes Medicare, boosts Medicare premiums, and transitions Social Security to "a flat, anti-poverty benefit" rather than a pension that reflects the lifetime wages of the people benefiting from it.
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Everyone wants to boosts prices by cutting production but no one wants to actually cut.
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For the customers with a 100Mbps connection, the increase boosts their speed 10 times over.
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Research suggests that for many people, the extended daylight boosts mood, well-being and energy.
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Many of us still hunger for the self-esteem boosts that come from external sources.
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A weaker dollar boosts the buying power of those paying for commodities with other currencies.
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Unlike Republicans, state Democrats allow same day voter registration in Nevada, which significantly boosts turnout.
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"We're showing now that a moderate-intensity active lifestyle actually boosts neuronal function," he says.
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More ratings make a product appear to be more well-reviewed and, ultimately, boosts sales.
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Substituting the floor for the internal figure boosts risk-weighted assets, depressing the capital ratio.
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Woodside Petroleum was up 0.8 percent and was among the biggest boosts to the index.
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Rising farm output from a decent monsoon boosts demand for consumer goods in rural regions.
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Irving's return boosts a team that already seemed very likely to return to the finals.
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This lowers prices, boosts productivity and ensures that firms cannot long sustain abnormally high profits.
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Others make the experience tougher; Lightswitch, for example, boosts the damage of enemy melee attacks.
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It boosts sound and dialogue, is slim enough to fit anywhere, and provides multiple uses.
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Helium is a more potent fuel, and boosts the star's energy output at its core.
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Tinder is still testing pricing, but we're seeing single Boosts go for $1.99 to $3.99.
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The introduction of affluent, white residents into poor, minority districts boosts racial and economic integration.
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The law boosts voter ID requirements, restricts early voting days and eliminates same-day registration.
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Adding more workers or machinery to an economy boosts GDP, but only for a while.
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Those spec boosts are not going to be the reason you buy this cable, though.
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A softer dollar boosts the buying power of those paying for commodities in other currencies.
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Numerous experiments on non-human animals show that boosting testosterone levels boosts levels of aggression.
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ANADARKO SHAREHOLDERS BACK OCCIDENTAL WITH 99% VOTING FOR DEAL THAT BOOSTS SHARE PRICE BY 54%
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Republicans cited boosts in funding for border security and the military as preserving conservative principles.
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And I like to use scent, I'm huge on scent, it totally boosts my mood.
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And while I don't have any Adidas Yeezy Boosts, I do have some Adidas Gazelles.
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A weaker dollar often boosts metals prices, making them cheaper for buyers using other currencies.
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Walking in chunks can give you little boosts of confidence to keep you motivated, too.
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The administration's regulatory reform effort likewise boosts the economy by giving greater incentive to invest.
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Rio Tinto, BHP and Antofagasta were among the top boosts to the main FTSE index.
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For graphic on Total-Maersk deal boosts majors' share in the North Sea click reut.
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But the split also boosts May's chances of winning an election, if she calls one.
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Apple and Alphabet helped lift tech stocks and provided the biggest boosts to the Nasdaq.
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In the long term, Dropbox can bring about product improvements and performance boosts, he said.
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It boosts military support for Israel and Jordan, two US allies that are Syria's neighbors.
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A foam pool noodle (or two, or five) wrapped around your midsection boosts your buoyancy.
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High website traffic — even if prompted by access to infringing content — boosts online ad revenues.
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Indeed, researchers have found that reminiscing, reliving scenes that brought you joy, also boosts happiness.
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They also lower a company's overall share count, which in turn boosts earnings per share.
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It doesn't just refresh our strands, it boosts confidence (and volume) with every powdery spritz.
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Instead, characters just sporadically receive stat boosts after completing battles, and the logic isn't routine.
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It also lessens their hazardous tendency to go wandering and boosts their capacity to communicate.
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Inspiring messages arrive today and Venus's connection with Neptune boosts empathy in all your communications.
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Besides, if the drug is safe and boosts brainpower, why shouldn't we all take it?
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Market-wide re-valuations are causing stocks like Tesla to enjoy unexpected boosts, Cramer said.
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As a breastfeeding mom, Passegger said consuming meat, eggs and dairy boosts her energy levels.
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There is now growing interest in testosterone replacement therapy, which some believe boosts sperm count.
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Electronic Arts and Motorola Solutions were among the top boosts to the S&P 500.
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At normal levels, organic chloride is a useful additive that boosts the flow of oil.
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On another is a collection of health supplements—vitamins and protein powders and energy boosts.
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Ordinarily currency depreciation boosts an economy, by making its products more competitive on world markets.
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Do you think anything about the midterm result boosts or diminishes any of the contenders?
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"It boosts morale because the designs were a collaboration of aircrew and maintainers," said James.
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Apple, Facebook and Nvidia were the top boosts on the S&P and the Nasdaq.
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But despite funding boosts, those same regulations provisions likely move it further away from Collins.
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But Mulvaney promised during his confirmation hearings to support Trump's request for military funding boosts.
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It won't really matter so long as he boosts ratings, or serves as click bait.
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A weakening yen boosts prices for imports, taking some pressure off the Bank of Japan.
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It not only boosts domestic and military spending, but also makes several significant, unrelated changes.
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Separately, other candidates have proposed their own funding boosts for addiction care and harm reduction.
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Not only does it benefit their well-being, but also it boosts your bottom line.
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Elizabeth Warren — are the strongest candidates against him, which likely boosts them in the polls.
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A crucial farming practice, irrigation boosts crop yields and protects farmers against random weather patterns.
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Compression boosts the quieter parts and tamps down louder ones to create a narrower range.
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The S&P's biggest boosts on the day were Microsoft Corp, Apple Inc and Amazon.com.
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There's a substantial amount of evidence to show that free movement boosts the economies of countries.
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"People often think that restricting calories boosts metabolism, but this does the complete opposite," says Bjork.
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Then they realize they're being hired by a real company and it boosts their self-esteem.
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Lastly, it boosts Warren's cred as a leader within a Democratic Party facing a power vacuum.
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Attending an elite school like Harvard or Columbia substantially boosts women's future earnings, but not men's.
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The bill boosts minimum hourly wage to $15 by 2020, with subsequent hikes tied to inflation.
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There were also boosts from furniture and auto sales, as well a purchases of grooming products.
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In fact, scientific studies show that reading boosts your creativity and vocabulary and reduces stress levels.
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A rising interest rates environment is typically beneficial for banks because it boosts profitability on loans.
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All three devices deliver significant performance boosts, and are available in a new matte black finish.
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Kanye West — 5-Foot-6.93Maybe West can hook Cruise up with a pair of Yeezy Boosts.
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But the move also boosts service providers such as Bharti that are expanding into digital payments.
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Running through the pitch over and over boosts confidence, A/B tests narratives and unearths questions.
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"Applying the right quantity of water at the right crop growth stage boosts yields," he says.
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Focusing on the lymph nodes really helps remove any puffiness from the skin and boosts circulation.
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More quitting also boosts wages, because most people quit for a new job at higher pay.
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Meanwhile, it's trying to better prove how it boosts sales on mobile, not just in stores.
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A weaker yen makes its cars more competitive overseas and boosts the value of repatriated earnings.
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You'll also have access to Passport, Rewind, Unlimited Likes, Super Likes, Boosts, and extra profile controls.
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The weaker currency boosts mining firms who pay costs in rand and sell products in dollars.
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A healthier workforce also means lower premiums in future, alongside potential productivity boosts and increase morale.
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The large expatriate community also benefits from paying no income tax, which boosts its spending power.
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Oh, and it even features rosehip oil, which helps boosts collagen in your lips over time!
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It boosts the company's image with younger shoppers and is helping lift the dollar store empire.
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As with the pardon, the weather disaster provides Trump with cover as he boosts divisive personalities.
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Chocolate contains tryptophan, which boosts the production of serotonin in the brain, leading to better moods.
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Crucial to the process is for disputing parties to feel heard, which boosts their self-esteem.
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Tax cuts are also a logical means of redirecting what revenue boosts do actually take shape.
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The spending in Issa's district boosts the DCCC's total spending in California to nearly $2628 million.
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Other research suggests that chewing gum boosts mood and reduces levels of the stress hormone cortisol.
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Nor is there enough evidence that it's an anti-inflammatory, boosts energy or cures altitude sickness.
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Any deal that boosts the prospects for PNG LNG will also be good for Oil Search.
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Increased levels of both dopamine and serotonin can result in dilated pupils, and cocaine boosts both.
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According to research from Stanford University, walking boosts creative thinking by an average of 60 percent.
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School districts are notoriously stingy too, so Seesaw will need to prove it boosts academic performance.
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That makes your interview feels more like a conversation, which boosts the likelihood of feeling connected.
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Other countries expected to enjoy significant boosts to their longevity include Australia, France, Japan and Spain.
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A weaker currency boosts the earnings of an exporter once converted back into the local currency.
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Nothing boosts your solving self-esteem like filling in that first entry in a blank grid.
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Regardless, the psychology bit provides some real measure of horror, and also boosts your rooting interest.
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A number of banks have reported results boosts from trading since the Brexit referendum in June.
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""It is the focus on process and constant improvement that reveals new skills and boosts resilience.
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Name recognition or incumbency are added boosts to candidates running in a race at this moment.
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"Still a win for him; boosts his profile," the media critic Margaret Sullivan wrote on Twitter.
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USPI improves Tenet's payor mix and markedly boosts the company's position in more profitable outpatient services.
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The Giants no doubt hope that he boosts the game of their young quarterback, Daniel Jones.
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Fed boosts markets: Global markets were higher Thursday, following a surge on Wall Street late Wednesday.
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A weaker greenback boosts gold, making the dollar-priced commodity cheaper for investors holding other currencies.
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Big farms can reap the full benefits of new high-tech equipment that boosts farm yields.
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Big farms can reap the full benefits of new high-tech equipment that boosts farm yields.
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ICED TEA is in both, but using a different golfer boosts the difficulty on this clue.
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Actually, a team of different genders, races, and nationalities boosts a company's potential in many ways.
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According to a Stanford University study, walking boosts creative thinking by an average of 60 percent.
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Take gasoline compression ignition (GCI), which boosts engine efficiency while reducing NOx and soot pollutants simultaneously.
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He spars with trolls, signal-boosts support and documents the constant work of his fellow students.
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Immigrants spur the economy by increasing the population, which boosts overall demand for products and services.
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The site boosts its role as arbiter of all that is good through prestige guest curators.
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I'm sure the Trump team thought it boosted both their egos, but it definitely boosts Trump's.
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Being open to immigration makes a compromise over access to EU markets easier and boosts growth directly.
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Mainly, it took a faster rocking motion with the mice to see any positive boosts in sleep.
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We expect the surplus to narrow over the next two years as higher capital spending boosts imports.
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When the engine passes 950 rpm in "Drag Mode", the system boosts the pressure in the supercharger.
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It massively boosts Labo's replay value, and encourages you to try your hand at building cardboard accessories.
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Again, it's unclear if federal government spending rises because of better growth, or if growth boosts spending.
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How do you make sure this is the sort of growth that boosts incomes across the distribution?
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More volatility usually boosts volumes, boding well for banks and traders who make money during sharp moves.
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"I love Ole Henriksen Truth Serum because it really boosts a nice, healthy glow," she told Refinery29.
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The new tablet has some slight spec boosts, like more memory and an upgrade to Android Nougat.
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Apple's introducing updated iMac desktops with improved Retina displays, graphics boosts, Kaby Lake processors, and USB-C.
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The results represented a 3-point and 6-point boosts from the same poll in January, respectively.
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Coming out of the closet as among the most important actors in American society boosts technology bosses.
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The wheat market is coming under pressure as crop-friendly weather boosts crops across the northern hemisphere.
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Compared to the original Ultra Boosts, the Ultra Boost 19s are a lot more cushioned and comfortable.
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If you've worn Ultra Boosts in the past, you'll notice the difference immediately while walking or running.
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Then Releaf boosts businesses that have made successful transactions through the site by making them more visible.
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A weaker Brazilian real boosts dollar-denominated prices in local currency terms and can encourage producer selling.
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Other countries have seen bigger boosts as well, like Brazil's climb from 50 percent to 55 percent.
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Of course, the usual spec boosts were in attendance, too, but even those jumps weren't that big.
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The redesign boosts user revisits to lite apps by 20 times over the past month, Alipay claims.
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The collection also included a set of 15 pairs of Kanye West's Yeezy Boosts, valued around $11,103.
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Having a localized version also boosts the SEO of their stores in different regions around the world.
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That boosts the efficiency of the combined panel by 20-30% says Frank Averdung, Oxford Photovoltaics' boss.
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The wheat market is facing pressure as rapidly advancing harvest across the northern hemisphere boosts global supplies.
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Interest rate derivatives, fixed income and treasury trading saw the biggest boosts, the British interdealer broker added.
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But even with those boosts, BIPV will be less than 1 percent of the residential rooftop market.
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Well, it makes us feel a whole lot better about buying all those $2.99 boosts on Tinder.
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Red light boosts collagen in the skin on a different level, and it makes such a difference.
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Knowing in advance that Zolmitriptan boosts neural growth, the scientists wondered if it might contribute to innervation.
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You can deploy offensive or defensive support characters, screen-filling magical attacks, and passive stat boosts simultaneously.
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Zap the medium with light or electricity boosts the atoms to higher energy levels—an "excited" state.
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The new VIRB Ultra 30, however, boosts that recordable resolution to 4K, and it introduces voice controls.
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Studies show that hiring more GPs boosts myriad health outcomes, such as survival rates for heart disease.
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A falling pound boosts tourism to the United Kingdom and helps makes exports cheaper, the argument goes.
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Vitamin C helps reduce the risk of chronic diseases and boosts the immune system, among other benefits.
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Without those boosts to domestic consumption, Portugal has cut its 2016 growth estimate from 2.1% to 1.8%.
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There is supposed to be a bright side to the turmoil, since volatility typically boosts trading revenues.
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Republican candidates, meanwhile, will see whether tying themselves closely to Trump boosts their chances in general elections.
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RELATED: Trump boosts New Hampshire lead The news also comes as Carson has shaken up his campaign.
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It's a well-known fact that a bachelor's degree boosts earnings, but an associate degree does, too.
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A close second is the belief that smart budget cutting also boosts private sector investment and jobs.
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Growing a following on Twitter presents all sorts of opportunities for sales, traffic, SEO boosts, and more.
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Pay packages that reward boosts to earnings-per-share and short-term share-price pops are silly.
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The moon in Cancer lights up the communication sector of your chart and boosts your intuitive abilities.
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Veterans Affairs: The Hill: The president's new nominee to lead the department boosts veterans' hopes for reforms.
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The product helps bolster Apple Pay, which in turn boosts sales of the iPhone and related services.
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In the wake of O'Reilly's firing, other networks such as MSNBC and CNN have seen ratings boosts.
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"Their wages go up, they're going to spend the money, that boosts demand," which helps industries broadly.
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It boosts the standard deduction (the amount that can be earned before paying tax regardless of behavior).
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And you can also collect power-ups that offer an edge by way of limited-time boosts.
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Economists say keeping girls in school not only protects them from child marriage but boosts national prosperity.
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Mulvaney has opposed major defense spending boosts before, while McCain and other defense hawks have supported them.
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He said immigration boosts the labor force, whose growth is slowing because of the aging U.S. population.
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Hyde-Smith's win boosts the Republican Senate majority to 53-47 in the chamber starting in January.
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Analysts believe Baxter's strong cash flow generation boosts its ability to actively seek accretive mergers and acquisitions.
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Besides lowering energy costs for homes and businesses, infrastructure investment in and of itself boosts the economy.
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Oil majors BP and Shell were also among top boosts on the back of higher crude prices.
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A stronger euro potentially boosts demand for gold by making dollar-priced bullion cheaper for European investors.
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He holds the largest lead over Trump of any potential Democratic nominee, which boosts his electability argument.
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An additional $100,000 in parental assets boosts parents' expected contribution by a maximum of $5,640, he said.
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Supply-side economics asserts that minimal regulation and taxation will create a rising tide that boosts prosperity.
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This boosts the case for buying Italian, Spanish and Portuguese debt, seen as beneficiaries of ECB largesse.
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This new microSD card platform boosts incredible transfer speeds while consuming less energy used by previous formats.
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You're already one of the most popular people you know, Libra, but this month boosts your visibility.
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If the newcomers to the labour market get well-paid jobs it boosts consumption and economic growth.
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The study backs previous research that says additional sleep boosts psychological, behavioral and academic benefits for teens.
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Businesses are buying back shares, which creates demand for the stocks, boosts share prices and benefits investors.
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Facing decommissioning—few pimps are as cruel as corporate bean counters— Westworld's HQ dramatically boosts her aggression.
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Just learning about the score might make him feel so good it boosts his confidence and libido.
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You can level up, get more powerful weapons, and consume food to give you boosts in fights.
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Despite this, Woolworths rationed the amount of toilet paper customers could buy while it boosts stock levels.
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So the Gray Zebra Yeezy Boosts he was there to buy would never grace Mr. Lindsey's feet.
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With Night Mode, the soundbar lowers the volume for louder scenes and boosts it for quiet ones.
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Where before I'd mainly used offensive skills, in Iceborne I began stacking defense boosts and elemental resistances.
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The real-time sparring and feedback is seductive, and the endorphin boosts of constant mentions is addictive.
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His Twitter page boosts Mr. Sanders and raises doubts about his rivals to more than 17,000 followers.
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Cramer said there is a collective misreading of what dividend boosts and buybacks mean for companies' stocks.
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According to a new study by Norton and Whillans, hiring others to do drudge work boosts happiness.
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The new model, officially listed as HAC-001(-01), boosts playtime up to 4.5 to 9 hours.
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As I make improvements, it's building equity, and paying my mortgage on time boosts my credit. 6.
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That colder weather boosts chances for snow, ice and/or rain Saturday, followed by a blustery Sunday.
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That bump represented one of the strongest boosts in approval due to military action and national pride.
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Earlier intervention boosts earnings (and thus tax revenue) and reduces spending on prisons and anti-poverty programmes.
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What will affect bedroom bliss, however, is the hormone testosterone, which boosts sexual desire in both genders.
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Rather than erect trade barriers, economies should encourage competition which boosts innovation and raises productivity, she said.
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Democracy, like capitalism, is a numbers game, and "family values" is a machine that boosts the population.
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Revenue from the company's NBCUniversal segment — absent those one-time boosts — was flat in the second quarter.
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The Republican candidate has also received last-minute boosts from the White House and House GOP leaders.
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Inflation is expected to breach its target this year as a tightening labor market boosts wage growth.
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This boosts the chances that we could find life or at least the conditions to support life.
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This makes sense because, as other research has found, paid leave for dads boosts gender equality overall.
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S. payrolls report boosts dollar, equities, bond yields * MIDEAST STOCKS-Strong Q2 results support Al Othaim, Aldar in otherwise flat trade * Oil prices rise on strong U.S. jobs data * PRECIOUS-Gold slips after strong U.S. jobs data boosts dollar * About 2,22 Islamic State fighters remain in Syria's Raqqa -U.
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First there's its online menu system that it says boosts average order size by more than 50 percent.
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China also gave recent assurances of further fiscal boosts to its slowing economy, lifting the yuan as well.
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The proposed reductions would help fund boosts to the Department of Homeland Security's budget, sources told CNN Tuesday.
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N, a move which boosts its presence in the top U.S. shale field, the Permian basin of Texas.
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Trump orders construction of border wall, boosts deportation force "First of all, we're going to fight," Gutierrez said.
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That would make it your everyday, normal Windows, minus what Myerson calls the "promise" of those performance boosts.
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Indonesia suspended construction after a series of accidents raised concern about safety as the government boosts infrastructure development.
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But, as any hardcore horoscope reader knows, following astrology comes with its fair share of confidence boosts, too.
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Users who don't have Tinder Plus will also be able to purchase Boosts without joining the premium tier.
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It is a version of Amgen's Neupogen, which boosts white blood cells in patients who have undergone chemotherapy.
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While the Ultra Boosts were the easiest to acquire and the least valuable, they were easily my favorite.
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I always went a half size up for Ultra Boosts and they still fit on the small side.
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A rise in rates is baked in and may give the dollar only the most minimal of boosts.
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Cobalt, a byproduct of copper and nickel output, boosts energy density and extends the life of rechargeable batteries.
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Automakers rose as the yen struggled near a two-week low versus the dollar, which boosts export competitiveness.
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And here's the real-time component: Each quarter users are granted four "turbo boosts" that they can activate.
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As it turns out, that's a good thing, since cooking them significantly boosts their levels of beta-carotene.
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Australia and New Zealand Banking Group Ltd jumped 1.5% and was among the top boosts to the benchmark.
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Though anyone who's tried to score a pair of Adidas Boosts on drop day would beg to differ.
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The study findings aren't that earth-shattering, but the length and scope of the study boosts the research.
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Running for vice-president boosts a candidate's chance of being elected to the top job in the future.
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Anything that boosts your heart rate qualifies, including a nice brisk walk to work or leisurely bike ride.
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There's vitamin C and arginine, an amino acid that boosts immunity and clears skin—or so he claims.
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Nvidia announced a new Shield TV that provides 4K HDR streaming, and boosts its existing gaming capabilities considerably.
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But I suspect that the opioid defendants believe the North Dakota decision boosts their leverage in settlement negotiations.
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And while having a baby boosts men's careers, it is often considered a "career killer" for academic women.
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As the United States boosts oil and natural gas output, it has increasingly been using its energy clout.
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In fact, the JIG plan boosts Russia and Iran's plan to help Assad reconquer the entire Syrian territory.
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The S&P's biggest boosts from single stocks came from Apple Inc, which rose 4 percent, and Amazon.
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A victory boosts the whole country, we feel people around the world have a better view of us.
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Other times, a character might only get a couple of small boosts, and then deliver a resigned apology.
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Successful hits stun them and nets you a "score" that boosts your physical size up to ten times.
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A weaker currency boosts overseas earnings for manufacturers and exporters, giving that country a key advantage over rivals.
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A weaker dollar makes metals cheaper for holders of other currencies and boosts prices of key industrial metals.
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"Meanwhile, one of the biggest boosts to the U.S. dollar is coming from a weak yen," he added.
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And we are doing community boosts around the country to make sure that we're investing in digital skills.
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And get this ... Kanye's kicks have been flying off the shelves ... his Boosts sold out in 4 minutes.
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Slowing domestic and global growth are keeping inflation contained even as a tight labor market boosts wage growth.
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Seven & I will pay about $3.3 billion, as it boosts its U.S. operations by acquiring about 1,100 locations.
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Instead of addressing the Swift lyrics, she posted a photo of her wearing a pair of Yeezy Boosts.
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Chatty Mercury's connection with psychic Neptune boosts your own intuition and finds you having some very deep conversations.
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"Household income boosts from this channel may be additive to the estimated $4,000 in income," the report said.
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Researchers suggest eating foods such as yogurt, blueberries and walnuts boosts cognitive function and reduces memory loss overtime.
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It detangles, dries, boosts volume, and shine in a single step — all you have to do is brush.
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Oil majors Royal Dutch Shell and BP were the biggest boosts to the index as crude prices climbed.
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Its 10.4-kwh battery pack grows from the 9.2-kwh pack in the XC90 T573, and boosts acceleration.
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Several teams in Texas owe recent boosts in esteem to increased donations made possible by high energy prices.
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Players can also pay to raise their Battle Pass level instead, which boosts the prize pool even further.
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After all, when money-printing boosts inflation, it tends to also increase interest rates and hence borrowing costs.
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Studies also note that demonstrating empathy enhances employee engagement, boosts work performance and leads to higher job satisfaction.
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Charging Hilton stays to this card boosts your already-high earning rate with 2125 points per dollar spent.
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Third, capital goods companies have been seeing healthy earnings boosts, which Cramer attributed to an improving global economy.
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Gold shares shot up, propelled by weakness in the spot price and the rand, which boosts local exporters.
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As rapid job growth leads to lower unemployment, this boosts workers' leverage when negotiating with employers over pay.
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He boosts his crystal business by posting on Snapchat 30 to 50 times a day, according to Money.
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N jumped 5.1 percent to $0053, among the biggest boosts to the Dow and the S&P 500.
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N jumped 2.183 percent to $85.47, among the biggest boosts to the Dow and the S&P 500.
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Iran has said it will not join any such agreement until it boosts output to pre-sanctions levels.
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With oil price climbs, spending by Gulf governments fuels economic growth and lending and saving boosts bank deposits.
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Raising its levels seems to help brain cells send and receive chemical messages, which in turn boosts mood.
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The biggest boosts to markets were oil majors Exxon Mobil Corp and Chevron Corp, both up about 1.5%.
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Similarly, to account for boosts in traffic, providers had to build in costly equipment to handle the capacity.
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Finally, Samsung expects investment boosts from data center firms and wireless operators to increase chip revenues in 2020.
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However, an infrastructure spending package is one area where Trump and Democrats could find compromise that boosts equities.
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It boosts self-esteem and makes them take themselves, their voices, their work and each other more seriously.
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People are quitting their jobs in droves this year — and getting record-setting pay boosts because of it
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It boosts your productivity by keeping everything you need right at your fingertips and optimizing your desktop design.
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Direct-to-consumer toilet paper startups are experiencing significant sales boosts, and some are running low on inventory.
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Plus, research has shown that a 90-minute walk in nature boosts your cognitive functioning and decreases anxiety.
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This theory makes a lot of assumptions, but on Monday it received one of its biggest boosts yet.
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You can grab them and take aim with both hands, which ostensibly reduces recoil and boosts your accuracy.
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Neutral is the estimated level of borrowing costs that in a healthy economy neither boosts nor brakes growth.
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Biotherapeutics company CSL Ltd touched a record high and was among the biggest boosts to the Australian benchmark.
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The animosine, which "boosts communication between plants" according to Mags, reacted with Midge's biology during the regenerative procedure.
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The Mandalorian experienced sizable, sustained boosts from its entire eight-episode run over the course of two months.
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The slip-on Loungers are lightweight and breathable, supportive, and just as comfortable as my Adidas Ultra Boosts.
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"Solo" still boosts the domestic box office 23.1% compared to Memorial Day weekend in 2017, according to comScore.
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The legislation also boosts defense and nondefense domestic spending levels and suspends the debt limit until March 2019.
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For well-known Olympians like Shaun White and Lindsey Vonn, taking home a medal only boosts their earnings.
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Alphabet hit the $1,000 mark and was among the biggest boosts to the S&P and the Nasdaq.
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Yet expert opinion is being supplanted with corporate press releases announcing one-time employee bonuses or wage boosts.
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However, these sectors have also benefited from a weaker rouble, which boosts the rouble value of dollar revenues.
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It helps drives the innovation that brings new technologies, creates jobs, and boosts the economy across the country.
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Cheap corporate borrowing also boosts earnings growth at leveraged companies, reinforcing the conviction that good news will continue.
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A rounded long-term base of support in the relative relationship boosts Wald's bullish outlook on the sector.
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Big boosts to fossil fuel production have come at the expense of an unprecedented deterioration in air quality.
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People who saw the largest boosts, some of them over 40 points, began with relatively low credit scores.
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Men are stronger and bigger and, best of all, endowed with testosterone, which boosts all of the above.
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"Doing so boosts the amount of your monthly Social Security check once you start taking benefits," Young says.
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How does it all come together in a way that boosts incomes and living standards for average Americans?
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Biogen led the S&P 500 in percentage gains and was among the biggest boosts to the index.
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But it has long known about filter bubbles, about the way social media boosts outrage and flattens nuance.
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The unit can reportedly provide improved breathing, boosts the immune system, and simply improves your mood and decreases stress.
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Exxon Mobil rose 2.2 percent and Chevron gained 2.3 percent, as the two biggest boosts to the S&P.
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The Spirit and Opportunity rovers received as much as 10% boosts in power after wind cleared their solar panels.
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A weaker greenback boosts demand for dollar-denominated commodities by making them more affordable to holders of other currencies.
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The billionaire entrepreneur wakes up at 5:00 am to work out, which he claims boosts his productivity significantly.
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But Bogle said he worries the move will hurt small investors far more than it boosts the U.S. economy.
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You know working out boosts your mood and overall health, but what does it really do to you physically?
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That boosts profit margins industry-wide, even for refiners that are not directly involved in the trade, he added.
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The substance, recently banned by the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA), boosts blood flow and can enhance athletic performance.
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Other emerging markets are also expected to consume more oil as economic growth boosts demand for mobility and petrochemicals.
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The constant stream of information boosts the ability of game designers to use machine learning to amplify player engagement.
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Consumer goods company Reckitt Benckiser and spirits company Diageo were among the biggest boosts to the blue-chip bourse.
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He pointed to upcoming NBC Olympics coverage and live-streaming as other potential boosts for the company's top line.
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As expected, packages are priced at a discount based on the volume of Boosts you buy in a package.
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As you score points, spirits may give you powers like speed boosts, or the ability to walk through walls.
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Now they just happen to be representing three of the states with the biggest boosts in Obamacare consumer costs.
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"Suogugong includes almost everything, it's the most comprehensive form of classic Chinese martial art that boosts health," he said.
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Get Skullmining and Battlefield Medicine early, though; the former boosts its wielders hacking stat and the latter improves medkits.
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And the X-T3 also picks up a new "color chrome effect" that boosts saturation and detail in shadows.
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A slump in sterling lifted internationally-exposed companies GlaxoSmithKline, Unilever and AstraZeneca , the biggest boosts to the FTSE 100.
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The company's boss, Mark Frissora, says that refining marketing to a "message of one" boosts customer loyalty over time.
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Here's how it works: Zoomcar boosts its inventory by getting access to cars without buying the assets in full.
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The also don't all catch the wave at the same place; some locations get bigger energy boosts than others.
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Working any more than eight hours a week provided no additional boosts to mental health, according to the report.
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It raises productivity, which helps output and wages, and boosts competition, according to the LSE's Centre for Economic Performance.
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It delivers you the power you require should the need arise, and conversely, boosts energy efficiency when you don't.
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It not only heals allies, but also boosts the amount of healing they'll receive for the next five seconds.
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The rule of thumb is that a 10% fall in oil prices boosts growth by 0.1-2100 percentage points.
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Transportation is the 800-pound gorilla of infrastructure, perpetually underfunded and crumbling, perpetually in need of massive spending boosts.
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Share buybacks have been popular with tech companies in recent years, offering short quick-fire boosts to share price.
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The Full HD+ touchscreen also boosts productivity, and there's plenty of room to save everything on the 128GB SSD.
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Bristol's blockbuster Opdivo, which boosts the immune system to attack cancer, has fallen behind its leading competitor, Merck's Keytruda.
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"We're just about to add 'boosts' when demand is too high," co-founder and CEO Teddy Pellerin told me.
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The companies and sectors that saw initial boosts have not been able to replicate them for the most part.
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Financial heavyweights with a larger exposure to Asian markets, such as HSBC and Prudential, were among the biggest boosts.
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For Buffett, the transaction boosts how much his Omaha, Nebraska-based conglomerate can invest, including stocks and whole companies.
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E-commerce may threaten some shopping malls, but also boosts demand for facilities such as warehouses and data centres.
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That drives up global asset prices and thus boosts the value of collateral against which loans can be secured.
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"Solo" still boosts the domestic box office 23.1 percent compared to Memorial Day weekend in 2017, according to comScore.
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But a weaker U.S. dollar kept gold supported on Tuesday, as it generally boosts demand for dollar-denominated commodities.
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IBM, up 433 percent, and Intel, up 0.38 percent, were among the top boosts to the S&P 20.82.
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Tobacco company British American Tobacco and pharma stocks AstraZeneca and GSK were among the top boosts to the index.
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He's hoping a Moore win boosts his Breitbart News site and encourages anti-establishment challengers in other key races.
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Chanel Le Volume Mascara boosts lash volume, doesn't clump, and stays on all day to keep you looking gorgeous.
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The money boosts Priorities USA Action's combined donations and pledged donations to $161 million for the 2016 election cycle.
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Beware the pitfalls of deferred-interest deals Senate bill boosts taxes on stock sales Congrats on your market gains.
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With those crucial boosts from government lawyers, Guttman said, the case ended with a $280 million settlement in 2017.
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The big Australian banks were the biggest boosts to the main board, gaining between 0.1 percent and 0.8 percent.
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"Breathing Underwater" boosts Ms. Sandé with a gospel choir as she testifies, almost incredulously, to finding strength in spirituality.
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The plan also would establish a federal tax credit that boosts teacher pay by up to $10,000 a year.
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That's a good standard, if sometimes challenging, and I believe it really boosts the quality of the solving experience.
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Gratitude boosts levels of serotonin and dopamine — the brain's happy chemicals and the same chemicals targeted by antidepressant medications.
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Swift, 23, shared a video showing him throwing away a pair of grey Yeezy 350 Boosts in the trash.
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The neutral rate is seen as the sweet spot for monetary policy, where it neither boosts nor restrains growth.
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"I think it also boosts their confidence not only in the stock market but in the economy," he added.
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These short-term boosts in funding to the NIH may appear to be sufficient to make a lasting difference.
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The data contrasted with some recent, tentative signs of revival and boosts from cheap energy and a competitive euro.
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Download a podcast or audiobook to get a motivational boosts and insights on your commute to and from work.
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Meagan said this "perineum sunning" boosts her energy, improves her sleep, and even increases her sexual energy and creativity.
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The appeal of passive funds is they generally charge lower fees than active managed funds, which boosts investors' returns.
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The pair pulled in $3.1 million for a fundraising committee that boosts vulnerable House Republicans, according to Politico's Playbook.
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Last year, another group of scientists announced that they, too, had created a brain implant that boosts memory storage.
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In an ugly twist, the math of employer-provided health care often boosts the wages of highly paid workers.
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Not all multivitamins are created equal and different body chemistries and lifestyles require boosts of different vitamins and minerals.
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That, in turn, boosts the rogue nation's economy, arguably enabling it to continue with its roundly-condemned weapons program.
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OECD membership is seen as a stamp of approval that boosts investor confidence in a countrys government and economy.
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His visit to his hotel serves as free publicity and boosts his bottom line since he refused to divest.
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BHP Billiton was among the biggest boosts to the index, climbing 1.2 percent to its highest since May, 2015.
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Public works projects are initiated by politicians for pre-election boosts and lose their urgency once voting is over.
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Billionaire Virgin Group founder Richard Branson says fitness boosts his productivity and he routinely wakes up at 5 a.m.
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It arguably boosts a film's profile and perhaps most importantly a big screen release makes filmmakers and talent happy.
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Moreover, as studies have repeatedly shown, immigration boosts productivity and economic growth; restricting it would have the opposite effect.
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OECD membership is seen as a stamp of approval that boosts investor confidence in a country's government and economy.
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Trey Gowdy's (R) support, immensely boosts Rubio's chances to do well in the critical South Carolina primary in March.
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He added that the objective is to get more U.S. content into vehicles, which boosts Canadian parts as well.
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California localities are especially likely to see big boosts: The lowest-paid workers in Mountain View and Sunnyvale, Calif.
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The birth of new businesses sets off a chain reaction in the economy that boosts competition, innovation, and productivity.
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Those prospects could translate into boosts for shares of Freeport-McMoRan and Caterpillar, two key beneficiaries of mineral rallies.
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The legislation, which boosts funding for both domestic programs and the military, keeps the government running through Sept. 30.
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She said the other boosts to the market from tax law changes should be more corporate buybacks and acquisitions.
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A "healer" called Metaphysical Meagan on Instagram claimed "perineum sunning" boosts energy, regulates hormones, and strengthens organs in November.
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A lower U.S. currency makes dollar-denominated gold cheaper for holders of other currencies, which typically boosts bullion demand.
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Indeed, growth is picking up in advanced economies, which is good for emerging markets as it boosts global trade.
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It also boosts the capacity of ANSF on the battlefield, ultimately helping drive the Taliban to the negotiating table.
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Exxon Mobil rose 2.1 percent and Chevron gained 2.0 percent, as the two biggest boosts to the S&P.
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Yang and Klobuchar reported fundraising boosts of $750,000 and over $1 million, respectively, after the debate, The Hill reports.
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Honda's investment boosts the value of Cruise to $14.6 billion, about a third of GM's $48 billion market cap.
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UBS points to Cisco Systems Inc and Qualcomm Inc as companies that could see among the biggest buyback boosts.
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Every new generation of Intel's Core chips usually brings speed boosts, but the company's really not messing around this time.
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In such circumstances, rival firms tend to come to an implicit understanding that boosts profits at the expense of consumers.
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App Store reviews say it clears acne, boosts GPAs, and will make your crops flourish: 5 out of 5 stars.
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Owning land is an incentive for farmers to invest in increasing productivity, which in turn boosts their income, Karfakis said.
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I think the addition of two guys certainly boosts the clubhouse in knowing there's an uptick in offense that's capable.
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Financial and telecom stocks were the biggest boosts while consumer staples were among the two main drags on the index.
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Apple is expected to see one of the biggest boosts from the Trump administration's tax policies on foreign cash repatriation.
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Our AttnGAN incorporates the Attention mechanism with Generative Adversarial Networks (GANs), which significantly boosts the text-to-image generation performance.
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The yen and Swiss franc, often sought in times of financial market turmoil, have also received strong boosts this week.
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Go deeper: A global women's liberation movement Why women will lead the tech industry's future LinkedIn boosts Microsoft's gender diversity
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Some Midwestern and Southwestern states, such as Ohio and Arizona, meanwhile, saw perfectly balmy weather, which typically boosts voter turnout.
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Domestic spending for the Department of Health and Human Services and the Department of Education would also get funding boosts.
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The wild cherry bark extract in this shampoo boosts color, while vitamins A, D, E, and B makes hair softer.
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One wrinkle in Ex-Im Bank politics is that it boosts exports of manufactured goods but not exports of services.
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Cutting into this spare capacity typically boosts oil prices because it leaves the market with little insurance against supply shocks.
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Especially when the stat boosts on other agents are relatively small (and the experience as a whole is so shallow).
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First, thanks to the internet and easier international travel, buyers and suppliers know more about each other, which boosts trust.
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Asia-focussed heavyweight banks HSBC and Standard Chartered were among the top boosts to the main index as a result.
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EssilorLuxottica SA was also among the biggest boosts as Citigroup upgraded shares of the world's largest eyewear maker to "neutral".
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She even boosts him up to the window so he can get a good, long, detailed look at the carnage.
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But some China watchers said growth may have moderated, as various one-off boosts to March factory readings taper off.
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Several key lawmakers involved in President Donald Trump's impeachment got big boosts in fundraising in the final quarter of 2407.
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But, but, but: via Reuters, Morgan Stanley analysts see pretty good odds of an OPEC agreement that boosts prices again.
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Branson says that working out helps significantly boosts his productivity and has helped him get to where he is today.
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The victory boosts Abe&aposs chances for another term as LDP leader next September, potentially extending his premiership to 2021.
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But she continues to pay for automated likes through a service she declined to name because it boosts her visibility.
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Gear is also a deeper experience now, with different weapons and armor offering stat boosts to different styles of play.
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The theory is that consuming lots of complex carbs boosts serotonin levels in your brain, helping reduce appetite and cravings.
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Politicians at Merkel's level live on little sleep, on constant tension and need boosts of energy to remain in command.
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It produces about 7 volts of electricity, which a flexible onboard circuit boosts to the 240 volts required for liftoff.
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That's a big issue, because taking time off helps replenish creative juices and boosts productivity when you return to work.
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The Hua Xia divestment frees up capital and boosts Deutsche Bank's capital ratio by 50 basis points to 11.6 percent.
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It helps patients regain dexterity, gives them new skills and boosts self-esteem by teaching them sleight-of-hand tricks.
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Research shows that being in a good mood not only boosts creativity; it can also lead to better decision making.
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The new model boosts power delivery to 94 watts and now offers USB-C connectivity as well as Thunderbolt 3.
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Cramer defined a rolling bull market as each sector getting a lift, which prompts a revaluation that boosts all stocks.
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Exxon and Chevron were up about 1 percent, giving the biggest boosts to the S&P 9923 and the Dow.
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However, the prevailing question is whether Mr. Trump's aura simply boosts Democratic voting or if it helps fuel Democratic wins?
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T-Mobile offers customers a Personal CellSpot, which boosts the signal of its network where it doesn't work very well.
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It boosts the shadows and dark areas of the picture and supplies your retinas with more natural and brighter highlights.
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Miners Anglo American, Glencore, BHP Billiton and Antofagasta were the top boosts to the index, up 1.3 to 2 percent.
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Usually a weaker yen is a positive for exporters as it boosts their overseas profits when converted into local currency.
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Nigeria is in the middle of its worst economic crisis in decades as a slump in oil prices boosts unemployment.
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Cramer defined a rolling bull market as each sector getting a lift, which prompts a revaluation that boosts all stocks.
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Yet while the strong currency boosts U.S. assets, it also raises the cost of imports and exports, which hurts growth.
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Quantum computing promises exponential boosts in processing power, in part by harnessing the probabilistic nature inherent to the physics discipline.
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The firm maintains that boosts from fiscal policy are largely priced into the market and unlikely to last much longer.
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" She likes to do them, she said, because the practice "boosts my energy and is great for the circulatory system.
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Consumer staples and financials were the biggest boosts to the pan-European index after UK supermarket Morrisons reported strong results.
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It nudges the mother to go back to work sooner, which makes the family better off and boosts the economy.
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This cuts stigma and boosts the level of parental consent, said Becky Maharaj, an NHS staffer working in London schools.
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The Tree Hut Coconut Lime Shea Sugar Scrub is a moisturizing body scrub that helps boosts collagen production and elasticity.
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Lower appetite for assets considered risky such as stocks, boosts the appeal of assets viewed as safer, such as gold.
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The revelation boosts long-held suspicions that foreign actors are using the technology to conduct spying in the nation's capital.
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N) for NZ$700 million ($482.4 million), as its parent boosts its capital base by hiving off non-core businesses.
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President Donald Trump's endorsement in Republican primaries has given last-minute boosts to candidates like Katie Arrington in South Carolina.
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Global economic demand continues to pick up and was one of the biggest boosts to earnings in 2017, strategists said.
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Indian e-commerce company Shopclues has raised a Series E that the company claims boosts its valuation to $1.1 billion.
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Beyond immigration, Bullard said automation of work, including driverless cars, is "always" good for the economy because it boosts productivity.
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If adding a merch item significantly boosts the subscriber number for a certain tier, Patreon will take a TBD cut.
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A cheaper euro boosts euro zone company earnings for overseas investors and so makes euro zone stock markets more attractive.
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He also said it boosts rural communities by expanding high-speed Internet and providing funds to fight the opioid epidemic.
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"Night mode lowers the volume for louder scenes and boosts it for quieter ones," the company said in a release.
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Immigration actually boosts employment, innovation, and productivity; it has not had an adverse impact on the wages of unskilled workers.
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" The price is $429, according to the listing, which said the sight "improves target acquisition, boosts accuracy and increases control.
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This reversal by the former presidential candidate boosts Democratic fortunes in their bid to unseat and reclaim the Senate majority.
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A weaker greenback boosts dollar-denominated oil prices since buyers paying in other currencies will pay less for their crude.
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Companies like Peach Goods, Reel Paper, and No. 2 have seen huge boosts in sales over the last two weeks.
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The town boosts its legacy in Exhibit Columbus, an annual festival that alternates between a symposium and installations across town.
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It also boosts the funding for the Office of Civil Rights, which is in charge of investigating discrimination in schools.
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Apple Inc, Facebook Inc, Netflix Inc and Microsoft Corp were the top boosts to the S&P 463 and Nasdaq.
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Taking screens away and reading to our children during the formative years of birth to age 5 boosts brain development.
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The main antibody found in breast milk, called IgA, boosts immunity by blocking pathogens from attaching to the gastrointestinal tract.
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Neither company is at risk from cigarette initiatives, and both companies are positioned for boosts to their e-cigarette products.
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Vyondys received "accelerated approval" based on preliminary results showing it boosts a protein that aids the growth of muscle fibers.
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Automatic enrollment places workers into the retirement plan by default, while auto escalation boosts their contributions into the 401(k).
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But the addition of the Vapor Edge Cleat sets a precedent: a cosmetic change that also grants special stat boosts.
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AMD is including 64 cores, 128 threads, a 2.9GHz base clock with boosts up to 4.3GHz, and 288MB total cache.
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Overall NAFTA boosts U.S. GDP growth by 0.5 percent ($80 billion) a year and benefits agriculture, automobile, and service sectors.
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Index heavyweights a2 Milk Company and Fletcher Building were the biggest boosts, closing 4.4 percent and 3.5 percent higher, respectively.
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Then there was the deal with Democratic leaders to secure more military spending in exchange for boosts in social spending.
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Shares of Home Depot Inc rose 1.0% on the housing data and were among the biggest boosts to the Dow.
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The liquidity coverage ratio, which boosts banks' resilience in the case of short-term liquidity crises, was introduced in 2014.
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The deal boosts Transocean's position in harsh-environment drilling and increases its order book by $4.1 billion to $143 billion.
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Shares of Home Depot Inc rose 1.3% on the housing data and were among the biggest boosts to the Dow.
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Besides Biogen, technology heavyweights Apple Inc, Microsoft Corp and Facebook Inc provided the biggest boosts to the S&P 6.983.
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The work done in the program could actually be useful in a way that boosts productivity and employment across society.
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I know that's not your question, but objectively speaking, the data actually points to quite dramatic boosts to aggregate income.
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His note also predicts that the Saudis and some other producers will ease off their production boosts after the midterm elections.
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Collins and his colleagues combined that process with a technique that boosts the sensitivity and accuracy with which C2c2 targets RNA.
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It eases transport of goods, boosts tourism and enables the cross-border commute of most of the EU's 1.7m "frontier" workers.
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Decide whether you care about the marginal-yet-still noticeable boosts the Pro offers even on sub-4K displays (discussed below).
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The moon in Aquarius boosts your intuitive abilities and inspires your creativity as it connects with sexy Venus and lucky Jupiter.
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The game had boosts to stats, but the mode of delivery (bong, traditional pipe, or other) could alter what that meant.
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Swapping the tiny filters on the eartips emphasizes the bass frequencies, boosts the treble frequencies, or makes the headphones fully neutral.
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German industrial gases group Linde was among top boosts, up 1.8 percent as UBS raised its price target on the company.
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"What boosts Emmanuel Macron's momentum is above all Penelopegate," he said, referring to the "fake jobs" scandal around Fillon's wife Penelope.
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What kind of plant boosts our military by billions which allows us to do whatever the hell we want until forever?
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BK has continued to see strong sales boosts each quarter with each new flavor iteration of the cult-favorite menu item.
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Twitter and Instagram, where consumers scroll through feeds and interact directly with sellers, are the latest boosts to the secondary market.
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American children from cultures beyond the United States' borders experience many flavors and nutritional boosts that their more assimilated neighbors lose.
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A weaker dollar boosts gold prices by making it cheaper for traders outside the U.S. to buy into the precious metal.
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He also said the bill boosts investment into rural broadband programs and programs that provide internet access to low-income people.
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And if Brexit boosts the momentum for Scotland to secede from the UK, Britain would lose its only nuclear submarine base.
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Red boosts your attack, while blue bumps up your HP. Other special stones can also adjust your attack width or frequency.
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Be gentle with yourself today, Cancer: The moon in Gemini boosts your intuition, finding you very sensitive to other people's energies.
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On the other hand, the ban boosts the rate of car ownership, which is 40% higher in Yangon than in Mandalay.
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But you know what, every other headphone maker in this class also boosts the bass — and what's more, I like it.
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They include exclusive licensed products, NBA2K18 boosts, tickets to games, Spotify playlists from athletes and much, much, much more (Nike promises).
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And they're trying to check whether getting the vaccine repeatedly makes a difference —[whether it] boosts immunity over getting it once.
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The banking sector, including stocks like Goldman Sachs and J.P. Morgan, has seen shares rally on dividend boosts and buyback programs.
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Fairweather believes the fact that teams involved in the 2019 competition will be known after qualifiers in February boosts its appeal.
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As the United States boosts oil and natural gas output, it has increasingly been using its energy clout in foreign policy.
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But once that's wrapped up, the vibe will totally shift: Expect plenty of dates, party invites, and boosts in creative inspiration.
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A falling pound boosts tourism to the United Kingdom and helps make exports appear cheaper to overseas buyers, the argument goes.
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China, which already has one of the world's most globally competitive economies, may experience explosive economic boosts from emerging digital innovations.
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The boxes can contain gear (weapons and armor), XP boosts, and orc followers, who can become part of your personal army.
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N) were the group's biggest boosts with gains over 2%, followed by advances of about 2% for Wells Fargo & Co (WFC.
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That drug is a version of Amgen's Neupogen, which boosts infection-fighting white blood cells in patients who have undergone chemotherapy.
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The base Model X now includes a 75kWh battery, up from 70kWh, which boosts the range from 220 to 237 miles.
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And for those without a high school degree, it actually boosts your odds of finding work by an astonishing 51 percent.
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That drive should give you all the impressive speed boosts of Optane memory, coupled with an already speedy SSD storage drive.
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He's appearing in a new video about immunotherapy, a type of treatment that boosts the body's natural defenses to fight disease.
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On top of hydrating the skin it fills in fine lines, firms and boosts skin's radiance among many other amazing benefits.
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"The idea that lowering taxes boosts economic growth is a well-established theory, and I don't dispute it," Rothwell tells Axios.
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Short for high dynamic range, HDR boosts a TV's contrast ratio and color accuracy for a richer and more realistic look.
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The scrubber boosts circulation and plumps my lips — which is a hell of a lot sexier than my old biting routine.
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Hermes, Gucci owner Kering, Moncler and Burberry were among the top boosts to the STOXX 600, rising 3.1 to 5.9 percent.
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Banco Santander and BNP Paribas shares both rose more than 1.5 percent and were the biggest boosts on the banking indices.
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In fact, a Cornell University study found that playing sports helps young people build their leadership skills and boosts their confidence.
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His comments come after Clinton won four states Tuesday night, including a big victory in California that boosts her campaign's momentum.
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It signaled the interest rate boosts this year well in advance, and the moves were factored into the market months ago.
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If you sign up today, you'll be eligible to win a pair of Yeezy Boosts and two tickets to the launch.
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The sites also showed evidence of purchasing artificial traffic boosts from Russian troll farms, such as the Internet Research Agency (IRA).
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The West Virginia State Senate and House passed different versions of the bill, but both include the boosts for charter schools.
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He said government spending in the aftermath of natural disasters often boosts riskier assets such as stocks over the long term.
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Unlike "advanced" biofuels, which are scarce and expensive, corn ethanol is a viable product that boosts octane and improves engine performance.
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House Republican leaders are hoping the president boosts their leverage in spending talks by endorsing their position on key policy fights.
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Plus, exercise, he claims, boosts his productivity significantly: "I definitely can achieve twice as much by keeping fit," Branson tells FourHourBodyPress.
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Markets have tended to see Clinton as the status quo candidate, and news favoring her bid often boosts investors' risk appetite.
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The New Zealand-listed shares of Westpac Banking were among the biggest boosts to the index, gaining more than 1 percent.
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Advocates also argue the yearly ritual boosts the economy by providing more hours during which consumers will be out spending money.
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Getting the blood flowing, including to your pelvic region, boosts arousal and the odds of your workout having a dramatic conclusion.
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"Mexico expects a constructive negotiation that allows more cooperation, economic integration, and boosts regional competitiveness," the ministry said in the statement.
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The House passed a two-year budget deal Thursday that lifts the debt ceiling and boosts government spending by $320 billion.
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The moon in Pisces boosts your intuition today as it clashes with Jupiter and meets Neptune—messages arrive in your dreams!
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A single charge delivers up to five hours of music, and the charging case boosts the total playtime to 20 hours.
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Italian banks Unicredit, Banco BPM and Intesa Sanpaolo were the top boosts to the European index, up 4.4 to 4.8 percent.
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Economists expect household spending to lead the recovery as low interest rates curb debt spending and slow inflation boosts purchasing power.
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He is also betting on power generating companies next year, as a pick up in economic growth boosts demand for energy.
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Not only does using a middle initial enhance your perceived social status, it also boosts expectations of intelligence capacity and performance.
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Those in favor of guidance say it improves communications with Wall Street, reduces share price volatility and boosts a stock's value.
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This, in turn, boosts member's relapse coping skills and improves their motivation and self confidence in being able to achieve abstinence.
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"The taste of bitter prompts the body to produce digestive fluids and boosts metabolism, which could make one hungry," she says.
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Mitigating climate, as he notes, creates jobs, boosts the economy and makes our lives safer and more sustainable in myriad ways.
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The initial reduction in traffic was huge, with 15-20 percent boosts in bus speeds and 30 percent reductions in congestion.
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It boosts their confidence because they crave the 'how can I do that' information and visuals they learn at these events.
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There are several initiatives in place to achieve a greener and more sustainable city which in turn boosts quality of life.
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How it works: ERCOT boosts the wholesale market price when reserves are low, sending a market message that capacity is valuable.
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Heavyweight financial stocks were among the biggest boosts to Australia's benchmark index, rising 2.13% to break an eight-session losing streak.
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The good news is that the reverse is also true: Adopting a "Superhero Pose," standing loud and proud, boosts self-assurance.
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Popular Ebitda adjustments are either proceeds from planned cost-cuttings or potential boosts in revenues from synergies in integrating target companies.
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However: It is possible for policy makers to raise take-home pay directly even without big boosts in the underlying wages.
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Being a great team player doesn't just help your company run more smoothly, it also boosts your relationships with your colleagues.
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The good news for candidates counting on realignment boosts is that most Iowans seem to have settled on a second choice.
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Glutathione is an antioxidant naturally found in human cells that neutralizes free radicals, boosts the immune system and detoxifies the body.
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Oil majors Shell and BP were the biggest boosts to the blue-chips, as they tracked a surge in crude prices.
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Shares in Microsoft Corp and Apple Inc rose about 1% and were among the biggest boosts to the S&P 500 .
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Still, there is more we can do to enhance economic mobility, which not only help individuals but also boosts the economy.
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Both Gates and Buffett make a point to read every day, a habit that research shows reduces stress and boosts intelligence.
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The CNBC poll wasn't the first one to show few employed people reporting seeing paycheck boosts due to the tax law.
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Prior to update 4.50, the PS4 Pro's performance boosts only applied to games that had been patched on the developer side.
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Studies show that it blunts the body's insulin response and boosts immunity, and it may be protective during radiation and chemotherapy.
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It can also let you pick "Boosts" to give you great deals on everyday purchases, like coffee, DoorDash, Lyft, and more.
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Social interaction: Hanging out with the Joneses Social interaction certainly boosts quality of life, and it can boost other things, too.
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It's been a while and hopefully it boosts our confidence to finish off this road trip and to get back home.
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That's because having social support not only boosts our mental health, research has found, it also softens the impact of stress.
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And by having the orchestra play the percussion parts as well, it boosts that thing that the machine just can't do.
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And even if investment picks up and boosts productivity, there is no guarantee that this will boost a typical workers' wages.
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Jupiter makes a harmonious connection with Neptune on December 2, which creates an ultra dreamy atmosphere and boosts your psychic abilities.
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Bob Goodlatte (R-VA), which gives temporary status to DACA recipients, makes deep cuts to legal immigration, and boosts interior enforcement.
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But despite those boosts, the Dutch initially struggled to create openings against an Italian defense well marshalled by captain Sara Gama.
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If deficit spending boosts the economy, it could force the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates to keep inflation under control.
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The Chicago assembly plant will stop building the Ford Taurus at this end of this month as it boosts SUV production.
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Fully addressing the crises in these states will require a much more comprehensive plan that boosts treatment options across the board.
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Eddie Iny, campaigns director for OUR Walmart, pointed out that it is often newer employees who benefit from minimum wage boosts.
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Chellie PingreeRochelle (Chellie) PingreeOvernight Energy: Changing climate boosts Maine lobster industry -- for now | 2020 Dems debate climate response at Detroit debate | Dem asks for perjury investigation into Interior nominee Changing climate boosts Maine lobster industry — for now Here are the 95 Democrats who voted to support impeachment MORE (D-Maine) said the bill would be a big step backward.
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Chellie PingreeRochelle (Chellie) PingreeOvernight Energy: Changing climate boosts Maine lobster industry -- for now | 2202 Dems debate climate response at Detroit debate | Dem asks for perjury investigation into Interior nominee Changing climate boosts Maine lobster industry — for now Here are the 2628 Democrats who voted to support impeachment MORE (D-Maine), who has sponsored legislation to fight the move.
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On August 31, in an executive action that went largely unremarked upon, Donald Trump slashed automatic annual wage increases for most federal workers in 2018 from an expected 22010 percent across the board, with substantial additional boosts for workers in certain locations, to just 22016 percent across the board with total raises including regional boosts capped at 234 percent.
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The last one, "JLab Signature," boosts both vocals and bass for what I think is the best-sounding option of the three.
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As the world's biggest exporter, Saudi Arabia realized it could nudge the data in a direction that boosts the cost of crude.
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While a weak yuan boosts the competitiveness of China's exports, it also makes it more expensive for Chinese firms importing raw materials.
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Sales of Bristol's blockbuster drug Opdivo, which boosts the immune system to attack cancer, has fallen behind its leading competitor, Merck's Keytruda.
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Completing either of these benefits both you and your tribe, with anything from skill point rewards to boosts to your village population.
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The Series B financing round for the two-and-a-half-year-old startup was led by Accel and Boosts Total Venture.
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So it is often cheaper to buy anew, which boosts sales for a host of big manufacturers, be it Microsoft or Amazon.
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The announcement only escalates Nike's ongoing expansion into Middle Eastern markets and boosts a broader push for inclusion and representation in athletics.
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I will definitely keep using it, though, because I've convinced myself that the light (much like a sun lamp) boosts my mood.
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Supporting small businesses boosts local economies, and you can often find more unique and original gifts when you seek out small producers.
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Shares of Cisco Systems and Walmart both gave boosts to the S&P 21.2 and the Dow after their respective earnings reports.
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Pantene Curl Mousse, a cloud-like styling foam that defines, nourishes, and boosts our curls for our fullest — and healthiest — hair yet.
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Johnson & Johnson and Cisco Systems were the biggest boosts for the S&P 500 after those stocks were upgraded by prominent analysts.
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Win boosts equal pay fight The comportment of the USA team in France has not been to the taste of every fan.
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The executive order makes it easier for guns to be imported and boosts the amount of ammunition an individual can purchase annually.
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On February 13, you might find that a shared philosophy, love of travel, or thirst for knowledge boosts positivity in your partnerships.
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But cheap goods put money back into household coffers, which boosts the economy and potentially leads to more jobs down the road.
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When robust global growth boosts the demand for oil and pushes up prices, the effect on the world economy is largely benign.
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The Trump administration is proposing a $704.5 billion Pentagon budget for fiscal year 2023 that boosts nuclear weapons modernization and cuts shipbuilding.
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All else being equal, a widening trade surplus boosts economic growth, and a narrowing surplus or deficit is a drag on growth.
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Usually a weaker yen is a positive for export stocks as it boosts their overseas profits when converted into the local currency.
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Camping in the open world gives you the chance to sample Ignis's cooking, which can provide stat boosts for the next day.
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Among them, Tavenner told the site, was general increases in medical costs, as well as boosts in the prices of prescription drugs.
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Tobacco companies British American Tobacco and Imperial Brands and pharma stocks AstraZeneca and GSK were among the top boosts to the index.
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Shares of Cisco Systems and Walmart both gave boosts to the S&P 21.55 and the Dow after their respective earnings reports.
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Shares of Cisco Systems and Walmart both gave boosts to the S&P 500 and the Dow after their respective earnings reports.
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Clinton and her staff also ate protein-filled snacks like canned salmon, Quest bars, and KIND bars for much-needed energy boosts.
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Talent is key to a tech firm's AI endeavor, for a revered leader not only inspires employees but also boosts investor confidence.
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According to Apple, switching on the feature "boosts dialogue and softens music and sound effects" in the movie or show you're watching.
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Read our full story on Facebook's Q1 2018 earnings: Facebook beats in Q1 and boosts daily user growth to 1.45B amidst backlash
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For context, sectors with notably higher tax rates — like transports or consumer staples — could see earnings boosts of 20 percent or more.
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Railway earnings are linked to the performance of the broader economy, rising as growth boosts demand for raw materials and consumer goods.
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At least for venture-capital (VC) firms, recent research confirms this observation, as well as the assertion that gender diversity boosts performance.
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Facebook wouldn't specify, but anecdotal evidence suggests that being featured in the trending widget boosts clicks to a story by many thousands.
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Yet, for Cadillac, Lincoln, and Volkswagen, they're much-needed boosts amid a sea of sedans no one seems to want to buy.
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HOW DO YOU MAKE THIS WORK FOR MICROSOFT AND TURN IT INTO A DEAL THAT BOOSTS THE OTHER CLOUD BUSINESSES AS WELL.
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At home, the full HD screen with Dell's CinemaColor technology and MaxxAudio Pro speakers boosts streaming to a pretty legit cinema experience.
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Reynolds American — Reynolds and British American Tobacco struck a revised takeover deal that boosts a prior bid by more than $2 billion.
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It also boosts Indonesia's total primate count to 80 species, giving the Asian nation the third-highest count behind Brazil and Madagascar.
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The dividend yields of many stocks look mighty attractive as a decline in share prices boosts the relative value of the payouts.
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A study finds that having good relationships with friends and family boosts not just your mental health, but physical one as well.
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Know your shortcutsNothing quite boosts productivity like a well-chosen keyboard shortcut or seven, and browser shortcuts can make a huge difference.
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Tesla is giving its Model S and Model X cars much-needed boosts — just as its older offerings have seen sales languish.
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Instead, the plan relied heavily on generous growth projections and unlikely boosts in federal healthcare subsidies to return Puerto Rico to solvency.
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Hermes, Richemont, Gucci owner Kering , Moncler and Burberry were among the top boosts to the STOXX 600, rising 3.83 to 3.8 percent.
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National attention from the tournament also boosts applications from prospective students, according to an analysis of past wins by Moody's Investors Service.
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Gomez, who liked Austin Swift's post about throwng away his Yeezy Boosts in outrage, added that her pal is doing just fine.
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Really though, it's those performance boosts that Apple's small army of creative pros kept touting over and over at this week's event.
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Rising household formation as the fairly healthy labor market boosts employment prospects for young adults is also driving the rise in rents.
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The prospects of a trade deal therefore boosts the physical demand outlook for gold both directly, and indirectly via a stronger yuan.
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A lower franc boosts the value of foreign shares and bonds the publicly listed SNB has bought with francs it has created.
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Investors believe the win boosts Modi's re-election prospects in 21 and will encourage him to advance his ambitious economic reform agenda.
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Australian financial stocks were the biggest boosts to the index, with the country's Big Four banks climbing 0.5 percent to 0.9 percent.
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The Politico-Morning Consult poll is just one of a wave of recent polls that boosts Democrats' hopes for next year's elections.
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Buybacks also help company earnings look better than the weakened revenue figures suggest, as the lowered share count boosts earnings per share.
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Microsoft says that Sponsored Products boosts branded products across the Microsoft Search Network, which includes Microsoft and all sites powered by Bing
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Proponents claim it provides better hydration, helps detoxify your body, balances your pH levels, boosts your energy, and even supports weight loss.
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It bends to absorb the motion of the sea and the floating platform, which the company says boosts production at extreme depths.
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CHINA THE X-FACTOR The peak winter demand season is coming, which usually boosts consumption of middle distillates such as heating oil.
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His tweet helps illustrate why Republicans and Democrats think that spending that boosts debt is different from tax cuts that boost debt.
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David Winston, a veteran Republican pollster, said Trump's presidency will ultimately be judged on whether he boosts jobs and sparks wage growth.
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Tor currently boosts security by anonymizing web traffic and by creating hard-to-trace websites on a hidden version of the web.
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Cheaper LNG in Europe encourages coal-to-gas switching and also boosts the competitiveness of the fuel against pipeline supplies from Russia.
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"It is a mechanism which boosts efficiency and competition and should thus be done where possible," Padoan said, giving no further details.
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Second, it further boosts the morale of white supremacists, who are already over the moon for their advocate in the White House.
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The moon in Leo boosts your intuitive abilities today—make time for quiet meditation so you can connect with your inner voice.
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"And, it's good for you anyway; it boosts your endorphins, and there's evidence that orgasms reduce heart disease and diabetes," Jansen continues.
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You'll make a fresh start in love on the 6th when the annual new moon in Taurus boosts your courage and confidence.
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After verifying their student status, they get a code that boosts the value of their CDs, DVDs, games, and books by 10%.
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Not in the way you'd assume but every time I listen to it, someone comes to mind and it boosts my mood.
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The 626 increases the 625's performance and boosts antenna signal, and like wise on both accounts for 427 over the 425.
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HK), has struck a strategic alliance that boosts her control of the crown jewel of her father's business empire, SJM Holdings (0880.
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If Booker, Castro, and O'Rourke can appeal to de Blasio's fickle constituency, they're well-positioned to see boosts in their numbers too.
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The S&P's biggest boosts came from the S&P technology sector and the healthcare stocks, with both indexes gaining 2.9 percent.
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The classic aims of UBI are to reduce poverty and inequality; there's also some evidence to suggest it boosts health and happiness.
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The coalition with the conservative People's Party has been weakened by constant bickering, which further boosts the popularity of Hofer's populist opposition.
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This provided a tailwind for Tokyo-listed bluechip exporters broadly as a weaker local currency boosts corporate profits when they are repatriated.
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Toyota Motor Corp rose 0.9%, Honda Motor Co climbed 1.76% and Subaru Corp gained 1.4% as a weaker yen boosts exporters' earnings.
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YouTube and other tech giants have faced mounting allegations that such incendiary content boosts the user engagement that they crave for advertising.
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"The passage of migrants through unauthorized areas, the so-called 'shortcuts,' boosts crime and human trafficking, putting people at risk," said Trujillo.
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In a social media world full of chronological timelines, virality is organic, achieved only through retweets and reblogs, without any algorithmic boosts.
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Toyota Motor Corp jumped 2.39%, Honda Motor Co climbed 3.74% and Subaru Corp gained 2.26% as a weaker yen boosts exporters' earnings.
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Mr. Barreto said there has been a general reluctance to spend money for Spanish-language campaign advertising, which often boosts Latino turnout.
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Though every bushfire or wildfire has multiple influences, rising average temperatures mean more fire weather, which boosts the odds for increased flames.
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If Republicans make it clear that tax reform boosts jobs for everyone, they are "nullifying" Democrats' arguments about wealth inequality, O'Connell said.
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On Monday night the coalition approved the 2019 budget bill that boosts welfare spending, cuts the retirement age and hikes deficit spending.
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It's an outcome that would not only highlight congressional dysfunction but also deny the Pentagon and domestic programs potentially critical funding boosts.
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We believe CIB's overall performance benefitted from the appreciation of the US dollar, which typically boosts revenue more than it inflates costs.
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Other book publicists have received promotional boosts from the comedian Patton Oswalt on Twitter and the fashion designer Zac Posen on Instagram.
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The battery case boosts you time for internet use by up to 20 hours or up to 25 hours with video playback.
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Working for a company that cares about you not only boosts job satisfaction, but it also makes for a more productive workplace.
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And while challenging a violator of your community's social norms has its risks -- you may get attacked -- it also boosts your reputation.
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Mr. Trump hopes this boosts his chances of getting re-elected by followers who honestly think he saved us from Iranian terrorism.
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It's an influx of cash that fattens company profits and boosts the government's tax take, but fails to percolate down to households.
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It also boosts Mexico's economy, raising the standard of living for Mexican consumers, who more easily can afford to purchase U.S. imports.
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Electric vehicles use rechargeable batteries containing cobalt, a byproduct of copper and nickel output, which boosts energy density and extends battery life.
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That said, strategists at JPMorgan said the weaker dollar will serve as a tail wind for stocks as it boosts corporate earnings.
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The stress will likely increase as China cuts taxes and boosts fiscal spending to bolster an economy hit by the Sino-U.
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The latest round of funding boosts the consumer lending company's total financing to about $800 million, the company said in a statement.
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Having a routine that you execute before starting a tedious task boosts your chance of finishing that task, according to the research.
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The weaker ruble usually spurs inflation and curtails economic activity but boosts Russia's budget revenues, since commodities are sold abroad for dollars.
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And he gave subtle boosts of support for Clinton, advocating for a continuation of the Obama administration's agenda and through indirect callouts.
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GOP leaders in both chambers have already demonstrated support for cancer research funding boosts, largely through the National Institutes of Health (NIH).
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Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders, and former Vice President Joe Biden, who also call for big boosts in K-12 school spending.
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What NFL star Tom Brady eats and drinks before a big game Fitness literally boosts your brainpower, according to a new study
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All told, the resort boosts its labor force to 2,100 for the busy tourism season, up from 1,700 during the slow months.
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If you do encounter a show with dialogue you're still having trouble hearing, there's a "Speech Enhancement" feature that boosts dialogue further.
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The draft budget for 2019 boosts welfare spending, lowers the retirement age and widens the deficit to 2.4 percent of gross domestic product.
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All users are vetted by the platform to ensure a safe experience, and users can publicly comment on their experiences, which boosts accountability.
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The discovery of the bronze arm, plus the metal detector findings, boosts the number of bronze statues suspected to reside at the site.
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Over time, companies invest these retained earnings at a higher rate of return and that ultimately boosts their share prices, benefiting their investors.
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Many professionals say the flexibility to work or work out whenever they want boosts their productivity, says Dan Braun, climbing and fitness manager.
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The warehouse sector is booming as online shopping, particularly during the holiday season, boosts the amount of items returned to retailers every year.
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Zaev told lawmakers the agreement gains Macedonia "one more strategic partner" in its southern neighbor, and boosts his country&aposs security and stability.
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It's no wonder: meditation improves mental focus, boosts memory and can be an effective way to cope with the stress that leaders encounter.
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West once again reiterated his promise that his clothes will be cheaper and more Yeezy Boosts will be in stock than ever before.
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After all, the Seattle-based company can probably afford to turn off some conservatives if it boosts its business among the latte-liberals.
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Adding flourishes like furniture and flooring boosts a room's value, with the goal of reaching the next level and attracting even more residents.
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And raising the income of beneficiaries increases consumer demand and boosts economic growth except when the economy is already operating at full employment.
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The moon in Sagittarius boosts your intuitive abilities today, Capricorn, and the sun's connection with Mars fires up all sorts of flirtatious behavior!
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An 11.5% jump in Walt Disney Co shares also gave big boosts to the Dow Jones Industrial Average and the S&P 73.
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But working on set was one of the biggest confidence boosts, because I realized that the way things look in magazines isn't real.
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Miners Rio Tinto and Glencore added more than 1 percent and were the biggest boosts to the main index as copper prices rebounded.
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That boosts it from a middling position among its European peers, but still leaves it behind Deutsche and UBS, its bigger Swiss neighbour.
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It's an exhausting experience, but it at least comes with some nice rewards, including huge XP boosts and a nice dark crystal umbrella.
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The investment shakeup boosts funding for 12 high performance programs from 2019 including women's soccer, rugby sevens and women's softball, the AIS said.
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Gamma Ray was super consistent; Kamelot had their breakout in 1999 with The Fourth Legacy, those were all huge boosts for the label.
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ET. Milwaukee (CNN)Two candidates vying to take down their parties' front-runners could get big boosts if they win Tuesday in Wisconsin.
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After all, in recent years, numerous studies have touted the benefits of a Mediterranean diet, finding that it boosts bone and heart health.
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Ye was so moved he sent Tyler custom white Yeezy Boosts 350 along with a note ... "You show the world anything is possible."
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These tweets then get disseminated through the Influencer system which somehow boosts their signal to get the tweets in front of more people.
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The fact that environmentalists, liberals, and Democrats are all upset with Pruitt's actions in office only further boosts his standing on the right.
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What's more, a drug typically used to treat migraine headaches, Zolmitriptan, boosts the body's ability to foster nerve growth—at least in amphibians.
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"Soccer is highly cherished as a sport that boosts solidarity and collectivity, which are crucial elements in North Korean society," said one defector.
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The company's shares have lost nearly 50 percent over the past year as rivals, like online and discount retailers, have seen big boosts.
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Mark Holden, a senior vice president at Koch industries, says it doesn't matter if restoring voting rights boosts one party over the other.
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