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Bergman credits young competitive surfers — or groms, as they're referred to in the surfing world — with bolstering interest in the league.

But real estate agents say the lightning-fast $9 million purchase is representative of what has been happening in the top-end property market in London, which has long laid claim to the most expensive residences in the world: The euro's strength against the pound is bolstering interest among buyers from Europe, perhaps the only bright spot in an otherwise unspectacular British housing market.

Upper Deck also wants to bolster interest by turning each pack into a small gamble.

Beyond luring private equity, federal officials have explored ways to bolster interest from more traditional buyers.

Thomas Hardy Last year's Far from the Madding Crowd, with Carey Mulligan, bolstered interest in Dorset – Hardy's fictional Wessex.

Potentially lower interest rates and new retirement savings rules would also bolster interest in initial offerings, she added.

A sold-out tour and strong response to the new album will almost certainly bolster interest in the sitcom.

Treasury Prices Increase By Bloomberg News Treasury prices increased yesterday as a decline in the stock markets bolstered interest in fixed-rate government securities.

Milicic, who has been compared to Dirk Nowitzki, and Anthony will be granted a little more leeway, but they are linked with James as a threesome that will bolster interest in the league.

WHO BUYS IN THE NETHERLANDS Last year the central canal district, built in the 16th and 17th centuries, was added to the United Nations' list of international World Heritage sites, which has bolstered interest among overseas buyers, said Rik Bischoff van Heemskerck, the owner of De Nederlanden real estate brokerage.

This study examined the potential of simulations to bolster interest in middle school social studies classrooms.