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Those games will boost finances that have already benefited from donations from Dunfermline fans that reached a total of £50,000 on Saturday.

The event is likely to boost financing significantly for Mr. Fossella's bid for another term as the only Republican member of Congress from New York City.

Our work on energy efficiency focuses on law and policy solutions, including ways to boost financing for improvements in building energy consumption and expand access to the effective use of data to reduce energy usage.

Your editorial about the virtues of State Senator Velmanette Montgomery's bill to boost financing for community-based alternatives to juvenile incarceration ("A Better Chance," April 26) is right on the money, but a key part of the story is missing.

Labour says the Tories "let down" small firms by failing to boost finance.

"Government scheme after government scheme designed to boost finance for small firms has failed, and small business lending has fallen by £500m in the last three months.

It also urges all states to expand educational opportunities for all "without discrimination" and to boost financing for education both from domestic and external sources.

The new service is another effort to boost finance revenues from Wal-Mart customers, many of whom have little access to banking services, into stores that are experiencing declining traffic.

Northampton's focus on social innovation has led to a number of projects with local authorities and boosted its finances.

Does the Bank accept that quantitative easing has boosted the finances of the already wealthy and hit those worse off?

Satellite offices have offered access to a better payor mix and have boosted the finances of academic ophthalmology departments.