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ONE of Paul Martin's first moves on taking over as prime minister in December was to kill off a scandal-plagued publicity drive launched by his predecessor, Jean Chrétien, to bolster the cause of Canadian unity in French-speaking Quebec.

Mr. Obama's visit is likely to bolster the cause of Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, the opposition leader, whose father, Aung San, studied at the university, where he helped begin the independence movement.

The move from two of Africa's three leading cricketing nations - Kenya reached the semi-finals of the 2003 World Cup - will bolster the cause of those keen to see Zimbabwe suspended from the international game.

"We do not intend in any way to suggest that there is any benefit to society from the early demise of smokers," he said The report is certain to bolster the cause of anti-smoking campaigners in the United States, who fear that tobacco companies are gaining the upper hand in the battle to set new rules on advertising, taxes and other issues involving tobacco.

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To bolster this relationship, The Wellcome Trust offers translational awards.