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Labour rightly emphasises tackling exploitative working practices, but also boosting border controls.

The deal would be a significant boost to the French bank, giving it not only access to new markets, but also boosting its capital position at a time when banks need it most.

With the possibility to weight and unite the different evidence and optimize their combination, EVM utilizes the different sources by equating the drawbacks of individual sources but also boosting their strong points.

But if we respond to these challenges successfully, we can not only manage the risks of climate change but also boost prosperity and wellbeing in many other ways.

Research carried out by Dr Virginia Lohr of Washington State University demonstrated that plants not only help to lower stress levels in the workplace, but also boost productivity.

Stimulus enacted after the global financial crisis of 2008 led to stronger growth in 2009 and 2010, the report said, but also boosted inflation.

Higher investment, especially in infrastructure, they argue, would not only reduce current-account surpluses but also boost growth and living standards.

These opportunities gives students the real life work experience which not only improves your CV, but also boosts your self-confidence and makes a genuine difference in the community.

Growth hormone is released during deep sleep; it not only stimulates growth in children, but also boosts muscle mass and repairs damaged cells and tissues in both children and adults.

By keeping this measurement as low as possible, Amazon not only reduces its costs but also boosts its customer-satisfaction ratings.Feel the qualityE-tailers already score very well with consumers, according to the American Customer Satisfaction Index (ACSI).

But being a rightwing kind of Tory, Nelson is keen to blame state interventions designed to ease distress: in this instance quantitative easing – the Bank of England's government-supported programme of money printing which kept the banks afloat but also boosted the asset price bubble.