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Veselov said: "It's a remarkable achievement for us and we hope it boosts interest in artificial intelligence and chatbots".

I have nothing against night tennis: it creates a festive atmosphere, often inspires the players and boosts interest by generating better local television audiences.

Dell launches its first tablet PC; Hopes touch boosts interest [ZDNet].

"It's a remarkable achievement for us and we hope it boosts interest in artificial intelligence and chatbots," Dr. Vladimir Veselov, one of the researchers who developed Eugene Goostman, said in a written statement.

(It buys a lot of long-term bonds, which lowers long-term interest rates. That boosts interest-sensitive spending, such as purchases of houses and automobiles).

Renewing the show so early may boost interest in the first season's worth of episodes.

Amateur boxing is back in schools and the 2012 Olympics will boost interest further.

Janet Yellen, the Fed's doveish chief, will not boost interest rates much until wages rise faster.

"In spite of the negative publicity about Greece," he said, "we've been seeing significantly boosted interest".

"The budget is likely to boost interest in central London as investors rush to get in before prices reach £1m.

It also suggests that the row over Kechiche's controversial working methods has only boosted interest in the movie.