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Their popularity was boosted by the success of a television series (1974 83) based on Wilder's stories.

Boosted by the success of the rose-tinted flick Amelie, Yann Tiersen's fluffy and whimsical music is enjoying a surge of cultish popularity.

The university – which was Team GB's preparation HQ in the run-up to the London Olympics – was particularly boosted by the success of its engineering department.

(Sales were, no doubt, boosted by the success of HBO's "Game of Thrones," which is based on the book series, and which just received an Emmy nomination).

Vinyl sales have also been boosted by the success of Record Store Day each April, which saw a 30% increase in sales this year, said Jo Dipple, chief executive of UK Music.

Boosted by the success of its glamorous Model S car, Tesla declared its first profit earlier this year, and now has a stockmarket value several times that of PSA (Peugeot-Citroën).

Boosted by the successes of FDA-approved Adcetris® and Kadcyla®, this drug class has been rapidly growing along with about 60 ADCs currently in clinical trials.

The mayor's already high profile has been boosted further by the success of London 2012.

The first is that the economy's expansion for most of the past decade was boosted by the apparent success of the financial-services industry.

Francesca Main, editorial director at Picador, agrees, adding that the phenomenon has been boosted by the continued success of the psychological or domestic thriller.

Finding himself eclipsed at Atlantic by the likes of Otis Redding and Sam & Dave, he moved to Bell in 1968 and recorded the album Proud Mary (1969), which was boosted by the chart success of its title track, written by John Fogerty (and later a hit for Ike and Tina Turner).