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The Mayor made himself head of the London Legacy Development Corporation weeks after the Games — ruthlessly sidelining the incumbent — in a considerable boost for the prospects of the project.

The move is a big (if unsurprising) get for Microsoft, which has been cautiously shifting further into consumer hardware and could use a considerable boost for its Windows Phone platform.

Would-be poets can get a considerable boost from Instant Poetry HD ($2 for Apple devices), which is similar to the popular magnetic poetry kits that covered refrigerator doors in the last decade.

The most popular is "Murder at the Met," which received a considerable boost from books like "The Da Vinci Code," said Tracey Henry, a spokeswoman for Watson Adventures.

The Home Depot Supply division got a considerable boost from the March acquisition of Hughes Supply, a distributor of building supplies, for $3.2 billion.

The policy received a considerable boost from a report published the following year by the Royal Commission on Environmental Pollution.

Bernie Sanders just got a considerable boost from the "neither snow nor rain nor heat nor gloom of night" set.

She would have given the Russian team a considerable boost but for having to put the finishing touches to her postponed appeal for a drugs ban, which the court of arbitration for sport is due to hear next month.

"It would offer greater convenience for supporters and a considerable boost to clubs' finances.

The film trailer for "Watchmen" is proving to be a considerable boost to sales of the graphic novel the movie is based on.

The records show that the prime minister received a considerable boost to his savings in 2011.