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Examples for "boost"
Examples for "boost"
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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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We continue to expect the first rate hike in Q4 this year.
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Enterprise condemned government plans, announced earlier this month, to hike alcohol duty.
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Now, however, more traders believe the Fed is approaching another rate hike.
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The bank was the first to hike following the global financial crisis.
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However, he sees little chance of a rate hike any time soon.
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Prices usually hike up over Easter, Christmas and New Years as well.
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Regardless, I remove my stockings and shoes and hike up my skirts.
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Or, if you're a really keen bean - hike up and abseil.
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Maybe I'll hike up to the topmost canopy and see the snow.
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Guess you'll just have to hike up there and see for yourself!
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I'll take a hike up there soon and see what's for eating.
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This is quite a hike up from Statistics New Zealand's estimate of… Audio
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We can go on that hike up Tussey Mountain later today.
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It's a gentle sloping hike up to a cave with a beautiful view.
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I used to hike up here all the time with the Boy Scouts.
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From there, it was just one long, thigh-burning hike up to the roof.
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A recent hike up Mullaghmore revealed all the bushes to be similarly dressed.
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Just make sure you hike up your skirt before you jump.
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Or hike up to Fairy Lake for views of the impressive Sacagawea Peak.
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He grabbed himself in the crotch and gave a hike up.
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Maniacs make the three-hour hike up a mountain to swing there.
