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In other words, the belongingness value, which naturalised immigrants derive from their citizenship, is boosted in nations where the host population attaches great importance to citizenship.

The 21st Century Maritime Silk Road which will boost the ties between the Middle Country and Southeast Asia, gives a new importance to the province of Fujian.

From this point of view, the Internet seems to have further boosted the importance of niche criminal markets.

California has moved up its primary day in past cycles in order to boost its importance, but now appears ready to seize that role on its traditional voting day: the first Tuesday after the first Monday in June.

It is of practical importance to find out that, in a DNA prime-DNA boost regimen, the adjuvant activity of α-GalCer was most profound when co-administered at the priming, but not at the boosting phase.

Resist the urge to be the "mighty and all-powerful Oz" with access to everything as a way to boost your importance.

give importance to exercises.

Give more importance to yourself.

The funders, The Partnership for Maternal, Newborn and Child Health and the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation introduced the grant as a means of accelerating progress towards the UN Millennium Development Goals in Burkina Faso and used their financial and normative influence to strategically define the policy problem and to boost its importance on the decision-making agenda (Kingdon 2003).

It said Mr. Ivanov's offer to resign may signal Mr. Putin's intention to boost the importance of the Security Council in Russian politics by putting a more influential figure in the job.

The forces of globalization will continue to boost the importance of international markets, particularly emerging economic powers like China and India.