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The Iraqi army has belatedly begun to fight back, boosted by new recruits from Shia militias.

Now they're fighting back, boosted by a surge in printed book sales – particularly children's books – and innovative approaches to getting people through the door.

Emboldened by international sanctions, he is riding a wave of populist glory born of lots of rhetoric and a few converging realities: tens of thousands of resettled peasants have reaped bumper tobacco crops, civil servants have taken possession of thousands of hectares of redistributed farmland, and national pride is back, boosted by major diamond finds.

Both times the United States bounced back, boosted on the first occasion by Paul Volcker's conquest of inflation and on the second by a productivity spurt that sent growth rates soaring in the mid-1990s even as Japan stalled.That record is worth bearing in mind today.

But Roscommon hit back and, boosted by a goal from Conor Devaney, established a 1-7 to 1-3 intervaleadad.

After fading in the polls, Grillo's Five Star Movement (M5S) is surging back, its cause boosted by the scandal at Italy's third-biggest bank, Monte dei Paschi di Siena (MPS).

This month, Japan pushed back, boosting its claims to the area by officially taking over ownership of a 15-foot lighthouse built on the island chain by Japanese nationalist activists in 1978.

The troupe backs him up, boosted by the ship's pilot Windy McClain, a longtime friend of the sheriff.

The index also hit -31 in April this year, but bounced back the following month boosted by sunny weather and the royal wedding.

They climbed back in it, though, boosted by a third-quarter explosion and nine-goal night from Ethan Vandeventer for an 18-14 victory Wednesday.

U.S. retailers, led by Wal-Mart, reported a strong back-to-school season, boosted by warm weather, tax credits and improved consumer confidence that lured shoppers into stores.