The arrival of Kerry, Britain's foreign secretary, William Hague, and his French and German counterparts, Laurent Fabius and Guido Westerwelle, has further boosted anticipation that a deal is within reach.
There has been no official word as to whether it will resemble a V40 Cross Country, an XC60 or neither, but Volvo has been showing teaser commercials (such as the one above) to boost anticipation for the model, set to be revealed Friday afternoon.
To boost anticipation for the show, 135 local PBS stations hosted screenings in December and January.
Doctor Who suffered the biggest year on year decline to 8.3 million, its 2013 audience of 11.1 million boosted by anticipation around Matt Smith's regeneration into Peter Capaldi as the doctor.
For one thing, as my colleague notes, the good October jobs numbers were no doubt boosted by anticipation of the Fed's new easing programme, which has been lifting share prices and inflation expectations and reducing interest rates and the dollar since late August.
Pitchers and catchers had reported to Arizona for spring training earlier in the week, and a game-day-like sense of anticipation boosted the spirits of fans standing patiently in lines at Wrigley Field.
In the past, shares have been boosted by the anticipation of a new product, such as the iPhone 5.
19, California's 2010 legalization measure; although it lost narrowly at the polls, the Emerald Triangle's growers boosted output in anticipation of having a mainstream product.
Evidence suggests the function of the CAR may be related to arousal, energy boost and/or anticipation, although its precise function is still unknown.
Viewership did not receive a boost from anticipation about Super Saver's attempt, with Calvin Borel aboard, to win the second leg of the Triple Crown after riding the rail to his win at the Kentucky Derby.
First, there was a sharp rise in market interest rates late last year in anticipation of the new Trump policies boosting economic growth.
