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Actions such as those that ripped into Norwegian society on Friday cannot be allowed to boost the support of those advocating division, discrimination and violence.

A cut in stamp duty charged on B-share deals followed, and brokers were allowed to boost their capital.

Bankers are allowed to boost the money supply due to the evils of fractional reserve banking.

David Kern, chief economist at the British Chambers of Commerce, said inflation should be allowed to fall without interference from the Bank of England to boost company and household finances.

Councils are also expected to be allowed to bid for capital funding for infrastructure projects to boost local economies.

AM stations will also be allowed to use spare slots on the FM spectrum to boost reception in urban areas.

That would boost manufacturing and serve as a high-profile boost to the defence industry after India said, in July, that foreigners would be allowed to own up to 49% of local ventures.

All this boosts the sense that Chapo's "federation" is too big to be allowed to fail.

Motorists could be allowed to park free of charge on double yellow lines for up to fifteen minutes under plans being considered to help boost High Streets.

In most cases, companies are legally allowed to boost prices for any special services not included in the original contract, for instance, in boxing up unpacked items, moving them within a home, or providing storage or transit at a destination address.

The secret of Sauternes, weirdly, is a fungus called noble rot, which is allowed to grow on vines to boost natural sugar levels.