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Should Amazon select from the three D.C.-area contenders, the entire region could see a boost, according to urban planning experts.

The cold snap earlier this month provided clothing chains with a much-needed boost, according to the weekly high street sales tracker produced by advisory firm BDO, which monitors the performance of mid-sized fashion chains.

In addition, launching Anatabloc with a luncheon at the mansion, a 200-year-old landmark that is the nation's oldest continuously occupied gubernatorial residence, gave the company a boost, according to a doctor who attended.

Perhaps he had to attend to his finances which, though he described himself as "broke" just last year, have seen a £400,000 boost according to recent company records.

The concept has just gotten a boost, according to Quadir, from the successful completion of a trial in two small villages outside of Dhaka, Bangladesh, using an electrical generator designed by Kamen that could power the water purifier.

The UK is at risk of missing out on a "connected-homes" economic boost, according to a report.

Teacher incentives and education were also boosted, according to an OECD report on Singapore's schools.

All the recipes here serve four to six people; the quantities can be easily boosted according to the expansiveness of your mood and the invitation-happy attitude that ensues from it.

Meanwhile, the Blues hopes of signing Juventus midfielder Paul Pogba, 22, have been boosted, according to The Sun, after his agent said Barcelona were no longer interested in the former Manchester United midfielder.

After all, "asset values should increase by more than the actual amount spent on modernization and restructuring, aided by a program of public-private partnerships whose value is boosted according to the probability of future privatization".

GSK published material calling mild asthma a "myth" in an attempt to boost sales, according to the prosecution.