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The Olympic games in London will be a further boost this summer.
Independence will be a further boost to all of this and the sheer energy that will be released from finally taking our future into our own hands will, I think, be phenomenal.
This could be a further boost to the emirate, which has already come to the rescue of its debt-laden neighbour, Dubai.Banking consolidation has long been talked about in the Gulf to little avail.
But this is probably cheaper than continuing to fight the Taliban with Western troops.That said, there may well be a further boost in American troops commanders had asked for 13,000 more than announced by Mr Obama but this may have to wait until America can secure additional contributions from allies.
Moreover, with such grievous problems to address, and an untested leader in Mr Zardari, the PPP-led government may well fail; this would be a further boost for Mr Sharif.But Mr Zardari will also have ways to clip his rival's ambitions.
His experience in the hooking role will be an asset to the side next year and his ability to cross over the line will be a further boost".
Having Bachchan on board as a brand ambassador has been a further boost.
There was a further boost to India as Pakistan's victory removed any faint hopes the Proteas might have taken into the game of making the last four.
The news is a further boost to George Osborne after the chancellor escaped the ignominy of a triple-dip recession last week with the publication of official figures that showed GDP growth of 0.3% in the first quarter of 2013.
The news is a further boost for the chancellor, who targeted manufacturing and exports in his March budget designed for "makers, doers and savers", as part of a push to rebalance the economy away from spending and financial services.
As the collapse in spending on information technology marked the beginning of the downturn, its reversal may herald the end.A more certain bet is a further boost from the government.
