The false impression of verisimilitude is bolstered from time to time by throwing places and specific dates on the screen, as if the audience is really about to see a faithful re-enactment of what happened on a particular day.
Yes, they have engaged many, and yes many more are now getting involved – but now that the numbers have been bolstered, the time is ripe for action rather than aimless procrastination.
In that event, prospects for high productivity growth should, with time, bolster both consumption and investment demand.
It will bolster Obama next time he has to get tough with the Palestinians, who must curb incitement, renounce violence and clarify their end goals.
Mark R. Freeman, co-manager of the Gamco Westwood Balanced fund, which beat 65 percent of its peers in 2011, adds that investors would be wise to focus on high yielders and on companies with the potential to methodically bolster payouts over time.
Re "An Echo Chamber of Boom and Bust" (Economic View, Aug. 30), in which Robert J. Shiller said a "contagion of ideas" was guiding a rebound in global economic confidence: Mr. Shiller is often right about the markets, but I disagree with the view that the mass media are helping to bolster optimism this time.
"The idea is to encourage new CTE programs and, at the same time, bolster up and maintain the programs we already have," McFeat said.
"We view this initiative as a wonderful opportunity to reduce smoking in California and at the same time bolster healthcare services," said Dustin Corcoran, executive director of the California Medical Assn., which lobbies for doctors.
"L.S.D.," as he humorously called it, was aerobic endurance training that allowed you to enjoy running and at the same time bolster your aerobic capacity so that it got steadily easier to run farther and (gradually) faster.
With a minority graduating from college in four years, A.P. credits can cut college costs by bolstering on-time graduation.
