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Mr. Clinton's appearance here was viewed as a significant boost among Democrats.

The group runs a network of low-cost clinics and schools that have broadened its ideological reach while helping to give its popularity a boost among Palestinians.

Mr. Flynn won an upset, and months later he returned the endorsement, giving Mr. Kerry, a first-time Senate candidate, a huge boost among working-class whites.

Regardless of the motivation, the question is whether the new immigration policy will actually give Obama a boost among Latino voters.

Kennedy now plans to campaign on Obama's behalf in the south-west, where his record on immigration reform could give the young senator a welcome boost among Latino voters.

The troubles at G.M. and Chrysler gave the Ford Motor Company, which shrugged off offers of federal money, a big boost among the Detroit pack as auto sales finally began showing signs of life in the summer.

The yes vote was boosted among former Labour voters by the SNP's successful attacks on NHS privatisation policy in England and attacks by Sturgeon on the Welsh Labour government's performance on NHS targets.

However, because these samples arose from clinical cases, they likely reflect patterns of antibody boosting among a more severe subset of infections.

The addition of the hGM-CSF plasmid to the vaccine did not appear to influence the extent of boosting of antibodies on exposure to malaria, as seen by comparing boosting among the four cohorts (Fig. 4B).

Comparing different versions of boosting among each other and with PLS, we conclude that boosting with the L2-loss restricted to the vicinity of the true parameter performs best, given our criteria.

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