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The unexpected announcement is a bid to boost efforts to secure a global deal on reducing emissions after 2020, to be finalised next year in Paris.

The announcement is being seen by many as a bid to boost efforts to secure a global deal on reducing emissions post 2020, to be finalised next year in Paris.

Later in the meeting, the committee approved a separate measure to boost efforts to counter Russian propaganda and election interference in the United States and around the world.

Researchers have discovered there are not just one but four distinct species of giraffe, overturning two centuries of accepted wisdom in a finding that could boost efforts to save the last dwindling populations.

It is beneficial, not just from an ethical perspective, to boost efforts to combat HIV/AIDS in the poorest countries.

Separately, France's defence minister Sylvie Goulard said that Trump's broadside at Nato allies could boost efforts toward a common European defence policy.

In 1876, Liberty's arm and torch were placed in Madison Square in New York, in an effort to boost fundraising efforts for the statue's construction and -- as important -- its base.

Spending on health care has received a boost since efforts to provide insurance for all were stepped up in 2009.

Her decision to switch to Nascar full-time after seven years in the IndyCar Series has been a boost to efforts to bring new fans into the sport.

The commitment could also provide a boost to efforts across the European Union to increase its carbon emissions reduction target to 30% from the current 20%.

Look for a boost in efforts to build a smart grid, advance solar energy, and revamp information technology in health care.