The association with the National has been a huge boost to Crabbie's, and it will not be a sign of failure or disappointment on either side if, from 2017, it boosts something else instead.
The same research revealed that if digital businesses were encouraged to develop to their full potential, the UK economy could receive a £92m boost, something that would be much needed after the recent free fall of sterling post-EU referendum results.
Instead, in this age of efficiency above all else, corporate climbers sometimes seek a simple brain boost, something to help them to get the job done without manic jitters or a nasty crash.
But there's still plenty of scope for using technology to boost performance – something that rival athletes might have to embrace if they're to challenge the lightning Bolt.
In other words, we should be boosting support for something like...Title X. Thanks to the White House and Republican and Democratic opposition in the United State Senate, prior attempts by House Republicans to eliminate Title X have failed.
Talking about boosting social mobility is something modern political leaders like to do a lot.
Boosting user growth is something Twitter desperately needs these days, as its monthly active users grew just under 1percentt in the last quarter, to 313 million.
The app can also learn what time of day you tune into certain types of content, plus you can more directly indicate you like something by "boosting" it with a double-press on the Siri remote.
An Oscar for Adolph Caesar might have boosted this movie: something to be compared to A Few Good Men.
MARIO DRAGHI understands that to stave off deflation, the ECB must not only reverse the steady diminution of its balance sheet, but boost it by something in the order of €1 trillion over the next few years.
