He later introduced a brief piece of ventriloquism to boost the act.
The hydraulic boost acts only while the steering wheel is moving.
(The news came from several senior television executives, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because discussions were continuing; NBC has yet to make an announcement). Louis Faranda, the booker at Carolines on Broadway, the comedy club, expects that the new attention will boost local acts.
But the oxytocin-boosting act of binge-reading, like that of binge-watching, also intensifies the experience of solitude, an important pleasure in and of itself.
And I suppose if there were a very small sovereign nation somewhere, one that was looking to power down its productivity while simultaneously boosting its random acts of military aggression, that might be an appropriate venue for my son to lead.
ACT New Zealand has boosted its number of seats in parliament to five (from two previously), although United Future has lost one of the two seats it previously held.
Rather than acting as free radical scavengers or spin traps themselves, these molecules act by boosting Nrf2-regulation, thus up-regulating the intrinsic antioxidant defences of cells.
Notably, meta-analysis of the combined discovery and replication cohorts results in a genome-wide significant (pmeta = 2.68 × 10−8, rmeta = 5.5%, βmeta = −0.11, s.e.meta = 0.020) association between rs2708377 and caffeine detection threshold even without overall taste-sensitivity correction, thus providing further confirmation that OTS correction acts by boosting an underlying association signal.
It acts by boosting circulation, leading to an increased supply of oxygen to the brain.
The 1987 Tax Reform Act boosted capital gains tax rates, and capital gains tax collections fell that year.
BP has vehemently denied any claims of gross negligence or willful misconduct, either of which could boost Clean Water Act fines considerably.
