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Driven on by Sterling, and boosted by the introduction of Schofield, Hull's territorial advantage finally paid off with 16 minutes to go.

These areas were also boosted by the introduction of the Jubilee line extension in 1999 and the Victoria line upgrade in 2011.

Japan's GDP grew slightly in the first quarter, but only because consumer spending was boosted by the introduction of a new recycling law which encouraged households to bring forward purchases of fridges and televisions.

Snapchat, as we know, is anchored in messaging but it has built out a considerable media business and is going full-steam on advertising revenue, both of which will be boosted by the introduction of groups.

During the past years, the preclinical exploration of PID has been boosted by the introduction of more advanced fluorescent dyes, which emit in the near-infrared [NIR] (approximately 700 to 1,000 nm) region of the spectrum [20].

Nevertheless, the role of US has been significantly boosted by the introduction of US contrast media and recent evidence concludes that contrast-enhanced ultrasound (CEUS) contributes significantly to the characterisation of carotid plaques, in terms of both surface delineation (ulcer detection and characterisation) and internal structure (visualisation of intraplaque neovascularisation) [13, 14].

Its consumption was boosted, first by the introduction of new beverages - tea, coffee, and cocoa in the 17th to 18th centuries; and second with the production of chocolate bars, ice-creams, and sodas at the beginning of the 20th century.

The wool and cattle industries continued to expand, as did wheat farming, which, like pastoralism, was given a boost by the introduction of railway systems after the 1850s.

The number of Angry Birds downloads, given a boost by the introduction of the Space version, is expected to reach one billion in the next few months, Mr. Vesterbacka said, and two billion by the end of the year.

Having toughed out that tricky spell, Glasgow were given a boost by the introduction of scrum-half Matawalu and Lions pair Maitland and Stuart Hogg for the final 18 minutes.

West Ham were boosted by the return of Enner Valencia from an ankle injury, while Stoke's attack was given a more robust look by the introduction of Diouf.