Bieber's enormous popularity was boosted by his allegiance to social media such as Twitter and his frequent television appearances.
Wagering that Britain would vote to remain, Beijing also hoped its newly forged allegiance would boost China's chances of securing market economy status from the EU, making it easier to export to the bloc's 28 members.
Its allegiance is to boosting circulation, online traffic, ad revenue.
In the defensive role in the 4-3-3 Enowand are now playing, the emergence of Declan Rice (and his switch of allegiance from Ireland) has given England a boost, where previously Eric Dier and Jordan Henderson have provided a pretty uninspiring partnership.
She finished third in the primary, with 22percentt of the vote, so Kingston would receive a boost if those who supported her candidacy shift their allegiances to him.
The two laws vastly boost the power of the Russian Orthodox church, a religious body that professes total allegiance to the state.
Less than 24 hours after Senator John McCain was beaten in the South Carolina Republican presidential primary, he got a boost in New York, where Representative Peter T. King of Long Island announced yesterday that he would drop his allegiance to Gov. George W. Bush and support Mr. McCain.
The group gained another boost in that direction when members of Syria's al Qaeda wing, the Nusra Front, pledged allegiance to it in the border town of Albu Kamal, strengthening its control of the frontier.
Everyone wins: the gallery supports photographers' work without allegiance to any photographer in particular, buyers walk away with great pieces, and all profits go to boost the museum's educational program.
Pledging allegiance to Fidel Castro?
