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It will launch 11 new services in languages such as Gujarati and Korean and use its governmentally approved funding boost to expand its broadcasting across Russia, Africa and Arab-speaking countries.

This gave a boost to expand large-scale housing projects in Isa Town and Hamad Town in 1978 and 1984 (Wiedmann 2012; Al-Nabi 2012).

It used that boost to expand aggressively into a number of adjacent areas (it regularly described an ambition to become the next Disney).

Peele says the facility's leadership have applied to both Australia's federal government and the state of Victoria for funding boosts to expand the facility.

A public offering could give PayPal the boost it needs to expand its footprint.

"We have invested heavily to boost energy efficiency and to expand renewables," said Erwin Proell, premier of 1.65m-strong 1.65m-strong Lower Austria

The funding boost has allowed her to expand her studies and to travel to areas where outbreaks of leishmaniasis occur.

Modern technology has come to fuel the flames of historical grievances and boost China's effort to expand its operational zone.

"We must invest in our youth to turn our city around," she said, adding that more than 30,000 residents under the age of 18 live in Compton, a city of about 100,000, and "... making certain they have safe parks to play in, after school programs to boost exposure and activities to expand opportunity are all at the top of my priority list".

The deal boosts Philips's plans to expand in America and also gives it access to faster-growing chip markets.Johnson & Johnson, an American baby-care to health-care company, is talking to Centocor about buying the biotech firm for around $3 billion.

Puzder told CNBC in May that the minimum wage could be raised to $9 "with minimal impact" but that a "better alternative" to a boosting incomes would be to expand the earned-income tax credit, which helps low-income workers.