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An alliance of chicken, mesclun, walnut ($10.75) was given an unusual boost by its puréed sweet-pear dressing.
Still, he said, the election of Mr. Obama, a friend for years, has given an unusual boost of confidence in a city that is usually nonplussed.
On the issue of a military response, the Obama administration got an unusual boost Friday by former George W. Bush administration Deputy Defense Secretary Paul Wolfowitz, who wrote in a blog post that "the US did almost everything possible to protect our people once the attacks had started, though not in advance.
Other European capitals are reporting a sharp and unusual boost in visitors, which they attribute to tourists who aren't interested in the Olympics avoiding London this summer.
BRUSSELS — British Prime Minister Theresa May condemned a blunt speech this week by Secretary of State John F. Kerry on the state of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, an unusual move that boosted Britain's relations with the incoming Trump administration at the expense of President Obama.
BOEING, the world's largest aerospace company, which reported a 30% rise in third-quarter profits this week, has found an unusual new way to boost sales.
Not a lot of things have gone the Democrats' way this year, but dozens of their House candidates are getting a late boost from an unusual source: the National Rifle Association.
The movement to construct tall buildings largely with wood as an environmentally friendlier alternative to steel and concrete has received a boost from an unusual source — a leading architectural firm known for its towers of steel and concrete.
He said his company avoided a potentially lengthy and expensive court battle and got an unusual endorsement from Trump that should boost the fortunes of his business.
In May the company did an unusual 50-to-1 reverse stock split in an apparent effort to boost the stock.
Chandra follows an unusual orbit that was achieved after deployment by a built-in propulsion system that boosted the observatory to a high Earth orbit.
