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Clinton, who like Sanders is a longtime champion of improving access to health care, has said she prefers to proceed incrementally -- mainly, by bolstering the coverage that Obamacare guarantees and putting more pressure on the drug industry to lower prices.

The planned additions to the newsroom are meant to bolster the magazine's coverage of Washington, Hollywood, Europe and the tech industry.

Point being, if I'm right and they've been underselling Halloween II to bolster the continuing positive coverage of Inglourious Basterds, then they're shooting themselves in the long-term foot.

Ms. Krawcheck moved to bolster the firm's technology coverage but otherwise left Bernstein's formula unchanged.

In fact, CNN executives said that the strategy was to bolster the news network's international coverage with more foreign bureaus.

The tall tales and outright misinformation that tainted so much reporting from Syria convinced him that more objective coverage was essential to bolster the effort to overthrow President Bashar al-Assad.

The initial hiring spree at Capital New York will bolster the Web site's current areas of coverage, which include Albany, but then it will look toward other topic areas, as well.

The new law may also help bolster the benefits workers get from employer-provided coverage by prohibiting plans from imposing lifetime benefit limits and by requiring them to cover dependent children under age 26.

He was in stride and behind the coverage and seemed about to score a touchdown that might bolster the mental state of the team and, perhaps, propel it toward playoff success.

They want him to bolster the bullpen.

This would further bolster the narrative.