Breakfast time boosts Banana and pineapple energising fruit smoothie makes 1 large glass Magic ingredient bananas Bananas are full of slow-release sugars, so if you have one for breakfast - perhaps in this smoothie - it will sustain your energy levels throughout the rest of the morning.
The halving of the oil price is reflationary: it boosts demand and should in due course have a beneficent effect on productivity.
Such short-term demand boosts can occur, for example, when millions of TV sets switch on simultaneously to watch a major sporting event, such as the World Cup final.
Encouraging industry to support research boosts the overall science budget and can sometimes speed up the translation of science into practical applications.
The red high-tops look suspiciously like Yeezy Boosts.
American Hustle and 12 Years a Slave have had a series of boosts in recent weeks, winning nominations from the Producers Guild of America and the Directors Guild of America.
Matcha contains natural caffeine and an amino acid called L-theanine which boosts concentration making it perfect for anybody who needs to focus; students, busy professionals or athletes.
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BPI's chief executive, Geoff Taylor, said: "It is well-known that recorded music is one of the UK's most successful exports, but this study demonstrates that Britain's love of it also boosts our economy by generating billions of pounds a year in additional consumer technology sales.
There's another way in which Frank boosts its alternative credentials, which really is refreshing: the band is a real band.
Sales of the Observer and Independent on Sunday have continued to increase in the wake of their relaunch as smaller-sized reads, with both titles recording year-on-year circulation boosts in July.
