Many Republican members of Congress have objected to such sampling, however, in part because they claim it might boost counts for urban areas, resulting in some congressional districts being redrawn in favor of Democrats.
One small pilot trial, the United Kingdom Vanguard Study, showed that IL-2 used in the absence of concomitant ART boosted CD4+ counts in patients with early HIV disease and had no significant effect on viral load [24].
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Democrats figure statistical sampling will boost the count of minorities.
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"What we don't want to do is bring someone back and then lay them off again," Dugan said, adding that there are "ways to raise capacity without boosting head count".
Its nondescript name — Préparation Olympique et Paralympique — masked a more ambitious purpose: to boost medal counts through athletic surveillance, as much Spy Games as Olympic Games, under the direction of a man competitors called the French James Bond.
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