Wernher von Braun (1912-77) had a career that was itself a kind of two-stage rocket, his scientific dreams boosted toward their late American fulfillment by his youthful service to the military apparatus of Nazi Germany.
On Saturday, with momentum enveloping him, lifting him up the leader board and boosting him toward the final holes of the third round, he closed his day this way: At the 14th hole, Woods missed a level, straightaway, 12-foot birdie putt.
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Schumer's proposal could be a first step toward closing the skills gap, as well as toward boosting the performance of American students in comparison to their foreign peers.
And a new name, he said, would go a long way toward boosting its profile.
Instead, the National Organic Program is tucked into the USDA's marketing arm, the Agricultural Marketing Service, and that is geared more toward boosting sales than inspecting food.
And to that I'd add a sub-question: how much of this might he attempt between now and November, with an eye toward boosting the commitment of, and turnout by, the voters he most needs?
But if the country's remaining 284 athletes manage to avoid more doping scandals during the games, that will go a long way toward boosting Beijing's chances of winning the bigger prize.
For example, tax returns filed by a Virginia-based nonprofit Wellspring Committee showed that in 2016, a single anonymous donor gave $28.5 million, much of which went toward boosting President Trump's Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch.
