But it also seeks to upgrade one's democratic status to premium economy or even business class – and as such, ought to be seen by one's compatriots as essentially antisocial behaviour, the deliberate boosting of one's own interests at the inevitable cost to other people's.
At the same time, the government has effectively given a boost to one of the less drastic alternatives to bankruptcy by loosening the restrictions on who is eligible for a debt relief order (DRO).
The deal's value of between $4bn and $4.5bn includes engines made by Derby-based Rolls-Royce, in a boost for one of Britain's biggest manufacturers.
Nissan will build its new compact car at its factory in Sunderland, creating 2,000 jobs and providing a major boost to one of the regions hardest hit by recession and spending cuts, the company says.
Just look at Mackay, which will host the Brisbane v St Kilda clash on 6 March, and expects to receive a $1.5m economic boost for one afternoon of footy.
The 26-year-old engineer hopes to boost production of one of Sudan's largest agricultural exports, gum arabic, by giving farmers a new tool with which to tap acacia trees and collect their sap.
His zeitgeisty shows have presided over such a sea change in media literacy that even now there will be 12-year-olds claiming his paternity drama is a plot device designed to boost ratings of one or more of his entertainment properties.
The economists, Craig Garthwaite and Timothy Moore of the University of Maryland, College Park, contend that Ms. Winfrey's endorsement of Barack Obama last year gave him a boost of about one million votes in the primaries and caucuses.
That's leading a lot of people to speculate about where it might choose, and thus which city might be the lucky recipient of a huge tech boost from one of the biggest companies in the space right now.
hASCs and hMSCs have a similar phenotype [ 5, 12], so polymers that boost transfection efficiency of one cell type should produce a similar boost in the other.
