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And once you've joined, the updates begin to flow, the small endorphin boosts of likes and re-pins becoming the meagre rewards for all that work.

Traditionally, lesser-known winners have benefited hugely from the "Mercury effect", enjoying sales boosts of up to 500% in the wake of their victory.

But it turns out the tournament also brought £9.6m into the UK economy, with individual boosts of £8.4m for Cardiff for the opening ceremony, £12.3m for London for the semi-finals and £8.5m to Manchester for the final.

Sunshine, he says, leads to an increase of serotonin, sudden boosts of which can lead to increased irritability, while aggression can be caused by frustration and an inability to control things - such as our temperature.

US-based Interpublic Group, the fourth largest global marketing services group, and French Havas, the sixth biggest player, hit 52-week share price highs with boosts of more than 5% each – reflecting their status as likely consolidation targets.

Boosts of that size were already quite enough to worry China's neighbours, especially Taiwan, which knows that most of China's new weapons will point in its direction.Other rumblings have also been heard.

"It's definitely a boost of confidence".

"He gives our squad a huge boost of quality.

It will be a great boost of confidence for him".

"That goal gave us a boost of energy".

"It's gives you a boost of testosterone".