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Anscombe's comments appear to boost the possibility that Ferris could play a role in Ireland's Six Nations campaign.

The increased stresses have significantly boosted the possibility of earthquake and tsunami hazard in West Sumatra.

"This decision gives a great boost to the possibility of the success of the appeal".

In the late 1980s this interest was further boosted by the possibility of using solid methane as a moderating medium in spallation neutron sources.

The interest in manufacturing ultra small microcavity device structures has been boosted by the possibility of achieving modal volumes that are comparable with the notional limiting value of V = (λ/2n 3 [35].

The wish to procure the Mirage IIIS was also boosted by the possibility that the Swiss could acquire aircraft-delivered nuclear weapons, either from France or by producing them themselves.

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The bundling of the free Clubcard TV service as well as the full Blinkbox TV, movie and music streaming services (lots of TV shows and films, no monthly subscription), boost the entertainment possibilities.

And businesses get to shift unsold inventory, which in turn reduces waste and boosts revenue, with the possibility of picking up new customers along the way.

The Yankees have discussed several options internally to boost their offense, including the possibility of recalling first baseman Nick Johnson from Class AAA and then using Tino Martinez as a designated hitter and playing Justice in the outfield.

Asked if he felt the administration was using him to endorse proposals that will not deliver an immediate boost in aid, Bono acknowledged the possibility, but said he expected Mr. Bush to live up to his words.