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Ms. Baxter Lynn said the availability of various wines at different prices had, in fact, helped bolster national recognition.

Efforts combatted tobacco industry assertions to try to deny and obscure the health effects and later were bolstered by recognition of tobacco as an addiction.

Mr. Raese, who lost to Mr. Byrd in 2006, has been pumping money into a television and radio advertising campaign to bolster his name recognition.

Bringing back shorts and featurettes is Disney's attempt to bolster young viewers' recognition of its classic cartoon characters as well as to keep newly developed characters popular.

Candidates trying to bolster their name recognition would kill for such attention, but the Clinton team, managing the movements of one of the most famous people in the world, is more likely to bristle at reporters' desire for increased access to the candidate.

Because social media website content is now indexed by all Internet search engines, your active social networking presence helps bolster your brand recognition by enabling a higher search result ranking.

Ms. Schiesel expressed concern that the recognition would bolster the tribe's claim on the land.

Formal recognition would bolster tourism there and help preserve ethnic heritage, Mr. Lin said.

Not only has she launched a fashion line this year, she will also headline the film Pitch Perfect 3 (where she has worn pieces from Rebel Wilson x Angels as a way to bolster the brand's recognition even further) and will star in and produce two new films: Isn't it Romantic and a remake of Dirty Rotten Scoundrels with Anne Hathaway.

While Interactions is focused on bolstering its voice recognition, the company is also looking to improve the accuracy of text recognition in increasingly popular chat systems.

British reliance on imported Southern cotton heightened the prospect of Confederate recognition, bolstering secessionist sentiment.