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Meanings of get a boost in English
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Usage of get a boost in English
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Respiratory health tracking will also get a boost from the Watch's platform.
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The industry's bottom line should get a boost from falling feed prices.
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Presidential candidates usually get a boost in popularity following their party conventions.
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Stocks could get a boost from economic data released before the bell.
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Domestic consumption will also get a boost from an improvement in exports.
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Democrats may get a boost from groups engaged in long-shot legislative races.
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Wines with insufficient acidity can get a boost from powdered tartaric acid.
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Companies' shares often get a boost when Omaha, Nebraska-based Berkshire discloses investment stakes.
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Certainly, we can expect OpenID's public profile and reach to get a boost.
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As a result, state-specific muni funds would get a boost under the bill.
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A national renewable target could get a boost in coming months.
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If airline travel is significantly clipped, other fuels could get a boost, however.
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Apple Under the hood, the new iMacs get a boost, too.
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Oil exporters will suffer, but world output will get a boost.
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But under the hood, the GPU and CPU get a boost.
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But he said prices would get a boost in coming months as inventories fell.
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