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He improved air quality, gave renewable energy a large financial boost, left behind the largest marine sanctuaries ever established and started a dialogue that could help lead to the next international treaty on climate change.

Now Britain's coalition government is dusting off Thatcherite ideas for boosting left-behind areas with tax breaks: on March 5th George Osborne, the chancellor, announced the creation of ten "enterprise zones" that will get preferential tax treatment and simplified planning rules.In this section Bamboo capitalism Can Angela Merkel hold Europe together?

Instead of responding the way they usually do by complaining, and then letting it happen again the Democrats are fighting back.In this section Modesty and majesty Wrapping themselves up in Old Glory Seas of David Blowing strong November's $5.15 question Soft-pedalled Fire Thunder's lightning Pursuing happiness ReprintsThe minimum wage is an ideal issue for boosting left-wing turnout.

And yet, former Facebook News Feed editors admitted to suppressing conservative stories and boosting left-wing content, which shows some awareness that Facebook could influence its users via the news that flows through the social network's veins.

But it is more likely that rising prices and falling living standards will boost the left, which already dominates Ukraine's parliament, and whose approval is needed for Mr Kuchma's decrees to become law.

The trio should boost a left field position, held mostly by Matt Joyce, that began play Tuesday with a.212 average, five home runs and a.589 on-base-plus-slugging percentage, ranking last in the major leagues in all three categories.

In May last year, the global aluminium trade got a boost: the left-leaning government was ousted by a centre-right coalition apparently hell-bent on opening up the highlands to industry in the name of economic development.

AS SOCIALIST candidate for the French presidency, François Hollande promised a 75% top income-tax rate in order to boost his left-wing credentials and see off a threat from a Communist-backed rival.

"We are aware that many people have not yet felt the benefits [of Abenomics] and it is our mandate to deliver them," said Mr Abe, as polling stations closed.Aside from the balance between the two biggest parties, the election delivered a blow to Japan's right wing and boosted the left.

League Cup winners Swansea have received another boost as left-back Neil Taylor, 24, is close to a return despite an initial prognosis when he broke his ankle in September that he would be out for the season.

Businessmen admit in private that they have postponed sackings in order to avoid boosting the left-wing vote, says Prof Weidenfeld.