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After Bin Laden was killed in May, Mr. Obama did get a political boost, rising several points in the polls.

Either way, the decision will fuel the growing international alarm about the government's relentless centralisation of power, its packing of formerly independent institutions with party allies and will boost rising domestic anger over media freedom.

Public borrowing is now set to soar by far more than the fiscal boost, rising from £37 billion in 2007-08 to £78 billion in the current financial year, and to £118 billion in 2009-10.

At USDA, the competitive grants program would get a $167 million boost, rising by 64% to $429 million.

Despite the strong gains in the financial sector, the Dow's biggest gain came from industrial machinery giant Caterpillar, which got a 3.1% boost, rising $2.29, to $76.49.

The stock initially got a boost, rising 16% after the company announced its strong first-quarter earnings in May as well as providing an upbeat forecast for 2005 earnings per share.

In the short term the price could get another boost from rising stockmarkets.

Kvitova's latest title at the Connecticut Open will boost her rising confidence still further.

Andrew Cuomo, son of a former governor of New York State and husband of a Kennedy, was also on hand to boost his rising star.

Her newest project seems likely to boost her rising star: A. R. Gurney's crowd-pleasing 1995 comedy, "Sylvia" (in previews, opening Oct. 27, at the Cort), about a New York couple, played by Matthew Broderick and Julie White, who adopt a stray dog.

The February pending home sales index gave the market a slight boost, after rising 2.1% from the prior month, better than the flat reading analysts anticipated.