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Mr. Karzai brought innate advantages that continue to bolster him.
Yet Powell implies that other memories will bolster him before Saturday's defining final.
Hatton, clearly, will need Shannon to both calm and bolster him tonight.
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Mendoza argues that Global Radio also has experts such as Don Thomson, now the chief operating officer for radio, to bolster him.
She campaigned for her husband in 1988, when he won the Presidency, and her popularity seemed to bolster him.
They emerge to bolster him, to alleviate the burdens that can be alleviated, to share what can be shared.
When Mr. Obama wanted to overhaul health care and immigration laws, she backed and bolstered him against the advice of aides who urged a more cautious approach.
While he is not above being competitive with her, he sees her role in the peace effort as potentially bolstering him rather than undercutting him, those people say.
Mr. Chernovetsky acknowledged that such attacks were unpleasant, but he said that he relied on his faith to bolster him, reading the Bible daily.
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