To bolster their statistics, Benitez and his colleagues will use ACS to explore a half-dozen other lenses.
This is the game's most powerful method of attack, and also the riskiest, as it requires Djinn to be on standby and therefore not available to bolster the statistics of whichever character the Djinni is equipped to.
However imprecise, or even nostalgic, these impressions are, they are bolstered by statistics that lend some weight to the view that police morale has sunk.
Dr. van den Haag wrote in 1983 in an Op-Ed article in The New York Times: "Common sense, lately bolstered by statistics, tells us that the death penalty will deter murder, if anything can.
Supporters say such statistics bolster the train's green credentials: The International Union of Railways says a high-speed train can carry eight times as many passengers as an airplane over a given distance, using the same amount of energy and emitting a quarter of the carbon dioxide for each passenger.
Supporters say such statistics bolster the train's green credentials: The International Railways Association says a high-speed train can carry eight times as many passengers as an airplane over a given distance using the same amount of energy and emits a quarter of the carbon dioxide per passenger.
Still, no statistics bolster the claim that, with the help of a personal concierge, employees are working harder, longer and are happier.
The president and his advisers also offer a variety of incomplete statistics to bolster their proposal to eliminate the taxes on most stock dividends.
His influence can be seen in the alt-right Twitter accounts that brandish IQ tables and selective crime statistics to bolster their arguments on race.
But as I sat down to complete the article, to add some statistics to bolster my argument and to clarify my misgivings as to whether Boris had an exit strategy for his war, I read of the death of Robert Knox.
