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Some countries have also accumulated arsenals of foreign-exchange reserves and so worry less about their foreign debt.Adding the fiscal efforts of China and other emerging economies to the stimulus planned in developed countries, the world economy will receive a fiscal boost of about 1.5% of global output next year, according to UBS.

Single-family home sales saw a boost of about 2.8% to 4.47 million with a median selling price of $193,900.

The tradeoff is that York's earnings for 2002 and future years will get a boost of about 60 cents per share, because it will no longer be taking goodwill amortization charges.

(It could have used a few more dozen spectators and a temperature boost of about 15 degrees).

The Smooth network will also get a boost of about a million listeners – from 3.3 million to 4.3 million – as part of a relaunch that will include several Gold stations rebranded.

That meant the head of a "typical" primary school in England would receive a direct cash boost of about £55,000 in 2005-06 to spend as they wanted, while the average comprehensive would get £180,000.

In general, reduced temperature caused a boost in expression of about 200% on average.

Boost to 2014 GDP of about 0.3% December 11, 2013 FTSE 100: up 25 points at 6551, +0.4% German DAX: up 29 points at 9143, +0.3% French CAC: up 33 points at 4124, + 0.8% 12.16pm GMT The boss of Tesco Bank also agrees that whopping bonuses for bank sales staff are counter-productive.

That apparently paid off for October same-store sales, which rose 1% at its restaurants, due partly to a boost in menu prices of about 3.8%.

Among other benefits, it is estimated that the credit gives a boost to local economies of about double the total of the credits that go to taxpayers.

After earning $12.3 million on Friday at 4,060 locations, "Trolls" is also adding a boost, toying with an opening of about $44 million.