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Summer-born children should have their exam marks boosted to compensate for being almost a year younger when they sit tests, a report argues.

The move would mark a significant boost to a massive effort to test and clean homes, schools, day-care centers and parks around the Exide Technologies facility that is expected to cost hundreds of millions of dollars.

Supermarkets, which account for 16 per cent of the UK's forecourts but more than 40 per cent of sales, are widely selling petrol below the £1-a-litre mark, in a boost to the 19 million owners of petrol vehicles.

Hundreds of alumni have donated to funds like these, often to mark their reunion years, giving a collective boost to undergraduates for whom need-blind admissions paired with guaranteed need-based financial aid puts MIT in reach.

These marks boost sensitivity to testosterone in XY fetuses and lower it in XX fetuses, thereby canalizing sexual development.

According to Paul Budd, Royal Mail's external relations director, these marks will have been seen each day by six million people – a major boost to the promotion of the campaign.

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Not a huge boost to earnings.

We investigated the dosimetric benefits of a simultaneously integrated boost (SIB) compared to a sequential boost to hypofractionate the boost volume, while maintaining normofractionation on the breast.

The success of the iPhone 6 gave a boost to the company's shares after they had hovered at around the $100 mark for much of the summer.

"It'll be a boost to everybody.