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Overeaters, for example, will be given a boost of pleasure by a tasty snack.

But the notion that half of pupils will be given a boost, purely because of their birth date, sits very uncomfortably.

They would be given a boost if Mr Obama's team had "fast-track" authority to reach a deal that could not then be unpicked line by line in Congress.

Consumer confidence is likely to be given a boost by the stamp duty news and although mortgage data has been mixed of late, if we drill down, we can see mortgage approvals for new home purchases have actually been broadly positive.

Now those companies or others aspiring to help may be given a boost from Uncle Sam.

"The consumer upturn will be given a boost from real wages and rising employment, while investment is finally kicking in".

That may be giving a boost to Wall Street, which looked set to open slightly up.

But instead, America Online should be giving a boost to its broadband unit.

Today, Western Digital announced it will be giving a boost to its MyBook series of external hard drives.

Mongolia's poverty-reduction efforts were given a boost when President Enhbayar and U.S. Pres.

Such concerns were given a boost by Scientific American — presumably inadvertently — in 1999.