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The latest crisis throwback is the bizarre earnings boost created by banks' deteriorating creditworthiness.

But savings to the £21bn annual housing benefit bill and the economic boost created by the programme means it would pay for itself inside 40 years, according to fiscal modelling for the commission by Capital Economics.

Confidence will be boosted, creating more jobs in a town that suffers too much deprivation.

BRT combines the strengths of two algorithms, regression trees and boosting, creating a single best model from a large numbers of relatively simple models, each formed by a regression tree [ 35].

The Boost cushioning, created in partnership with BASF, has given Adidas a singular position in footwear cushioning.

To give us a boost, we created a Kickstarter project to raise money for the order.

Boosting investment spending now would boost growth, create jobs and would have no direct effect on the government's primary fiscal target.

Businesses need to rise to the challenge - boost investment, create more jobs and help people move up in their careers.

The stated aim of the new scheme is to boost growth, create jobs and enhance European competitiveness.

It uses generators to boost power, creating what is said to be an unusually efficient design.

It should also give the makers of hybrid and electric cars a boost by creating more demand for their products.