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Such moves have helped boost total circulation figures and pushed the brand to new consumers.

Drawing only half of these incomes into banks would boost total deposits by around $52bn per year.

According to the National Taxpayer Union Foundation's line-by-line analysis, Barack Obama alone seeks to boost total federal spending by more than $300 billion annually.

In March, ITN unveiled an ambitious expansion strategy to reduce its dependence on news bulletins and boost total revenues by 50% in five years.

Such an approach will boost total capacity per fiber to 6.4 trillion bits6.4.4 terabits) per second and is projected to be available in two to three years.

Last year's football World Cup in Brazil helped boost total radio revenues in its GB operation – including TalkSport and the local stations – by 20% to £28.5m in the first half of 2014, and operating profit up from £2.4m to £6.1m.

Amid growing unease in Whitehall over the NHS, including predictions of a summer A&E crisis, the Department of Health last night confirmed it was giving the health service an emergency boost totalling £650m.

An analysis of 85 years' worth of patents shows that technological innovation boosts total wealth.

Drivers become 30% safer when monitored, which boosts total surplus and alters the informativeness of the data.

Hundreds of Hampton fans showed up to cheer, boosting total attendance to 15,329, a high number for a non-Ivy game.

More progressive taxation, in effect redistributing income from the top to the middle and bottom, would simultaneously reduce inequality and increase employment by boosting total demand.