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But he immediately gave himself a continuing role as king-maker by boosting the standing of Pramod Mahajan, the party's general secretary and one of the more controversial mid-50s hopefuls.
Indonesia has regained a role as a regional leader and has boosted the standing of the regional club, the Association of South-East Asian Nations.
It has also boosted the standing of IG Metall, the metal workers' union, which may soon call another nationwide strike over wages.
Analysts said the condemnation only boosted the standing of Mr. Morales, who delighted in the controversy and thanked the ambassador for being his "best campaign chief".
Iron Dome is arguably the only undisputed victor of Israel's latest siege on Gaza militants, which left much of the Mediterranean enclave in ruins but has boosted the standing of the militant groups based there.
In Iran the decision could further boost the standing of President Mohammed Khatami, who, since winning election a year ago, has sought repeatedly to emphasize the importance of opening Iran to greater foreign investment.
He also called on other countries to follow suit, and did so in the full knowledge that this would boost the standing of two of the Arab world's least-favourite men, George Bush and Tony Blair. Whatdrove the former revolutionary to this sudden, total climb-down?
Experts warn that defeat for the Brotherhood may boost the standing of radical Islamists who never believed in democracy or elections anyway, and cite the examples of Algeria in 1991 and Hamas in Palestine in 2006 to prove that they will not be allowed to take power.
This year, the audit by the Department of Finance struck a chord when it discovered board members were undermining the executive director and transferring tax collections staff to direct parking and crowd control at conferences that boosted the members' standing in the community.
