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But bolstering voter's faith in democracy?

But bolstering Corbyn's early hand is his likely national poll bounce.

But bolstering the power of its consumers to full potential poses a long-term challenge for China and requires a structural rebalancing of economic growth.

It seemed from the headlines, such as "Obama touts faith-based initiative plans" and "Obama wants to expand role of religious groups" - that he was not only accepting Bush's position but bolstering it, promising to release even larger gobs of money to the programme.

Integrating psychological resilience building into DRR strategies not only has positive consequences for individuals, but bolstering personal strength is crucial for social communities.

Seymour said that Stewart may have had two intentions when she spoke, but bolstering the stock price of Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia was one, even if defending her honor might have been another.

It continued to lose working-class votes but bolstered its middle-class support.

It's light and spongy, but bolstered with the clout of stout and rich chocolate sauce.

Cuban-American groups have forged a powerful legislative coalition mainly based on Republicans but bolstered by a few Democrats sympathetic with (or fearful of) the anti-Castro cause.

But bolstered by sheer ignorance, and the new possibilities of blue screen, Andrew and I ignored the rule and went for it.

The song is a gripping torrent of fury and resentment, levelled at a cheating lover — and the other woman — but bolstered by moments of sideways levity.