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Karacan's return will be a vital boost for Reading, who earned a morale-boosting 3-0 victoverover Blackpool on Saturday.

This provided a vital boost for the economy, but often proved disastrous for Britain's wildlife.

The unity stance was a vital boost that might pave the way for a deal.

Building more good quality homes would ease pressure on living standards and provide a vital boost to the construction industry.

While 40% of the country's annual export earnings are gained from oil, providing a vital boost to government revenue, Ecuador has the highest deforestation rate in South America.

A victory would give a vital boost to Mr. Rosselli's fledgling 6,000-member 6,000-memberunionsuring its long-term survivall

The extra support could provide a vital morale boost for forces undermined by devastating casualty rates.

The companies say the route would save time and money and provide a vital economic boost to Montana and Idaho.

He said: "I fully understand that child benefit is a vital income boost to parental income for millions of families across the country.

"In doing so he has at best postponed, and at worst jeopardised, a vital £200m boost for the economy of the north east of Scotland.

The powerful right-hander punished the error by striking the next five balls of Jade Dernbach's over for four to give the Windies' innings a vital late boost.