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The $2,438,800 first-place check pushed Tiznow's earnings to more than $3 million and will also boost the prominence of Straub-Rubens's and Cooper's modest breeding operation of eight broodmares and a now more famous stallion, Cee's Tizzy.

It is employing a new AI machine-learning system that the online retailer built in-house to boost the prominence and weight of verified customer purchase reviews, those marked as helpful by other users and newer, more up-to-date critiques on its site.

Kani says one of his main goals after taking office was to boost the prominence of information technology in town.

His departure is likely to boost the prominence of Todd S. Thomson, the head of the company's global wealth management unit, and Sallie Krawcheck, Citi's chief financial officer and one of Wall Street's highest-ranking female executives.

He believed that involving teenagers early would boost the sport's prominence in the United States.

This give-and-take between the A.F.L. and the N.F.L. is helping to boost the A.F.L.'s prominence.

His prominence helped boost the confidence of his community, which makes up roughly half of Israel's population but was long impoverished and faced discrimination by Ashkenazi — or European — Jews who traditionally dominated Israel's government and religious institution.

And the new management is committed to boosting the magazine's prominence, partly by building a stronger relationship with the museum's scientists.

Google's search results are also powered by algorithms, which the company regularly revises to thwart sites that try to artificially boost their prominence.

This has boosted the church.

Indeed, the ambiguity boosted the sublimity.