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Meanings of boost in English
Usage of boost in English
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That year gave a boost to social democracy and the welfare state?
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Good news: Cigars don't appear to boost the likelihood of heart attack.
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A major effort to boost this business takes place today in Malahide.
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The new president has vowed to boost food security and create jobs.
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Measures to boost competition would be the appropriate response from the Government.
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The exchanges view new product offerings as a way to boost activity.
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The second problem is the likely boost to an already appreciating pound.
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The deal would significantly boost Nestle's position in the pet food market.
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RNZ chief executive Paul Thompson said the funding boost was good news.
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Bankers say such transactions helped boost profits of state-owned banks last year.
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The EPA said the changes would reduce vehicle costs and boost safety.
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The state government previously welcomed Packer's proposal as a boost to tourism.
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According to traders, recent block deals also helped boost the market sentiment.
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This will help boost Ichitan's marketing and sales opportunity, the statement said.
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This was enough to boost German power and carbon prices, trader said.
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The New Year will bring fresh opportunities to boost your cash, though!
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South Africa
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Ireland
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