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Democrats say the plan could help as many as 1.5 million homeowners.

Palm thinks adding a new cellphone operator partner -- perhaps AT&T -- could help, as might ironing out problems with Verizon, an existing partner.

The plan, which would operate from autumn next year, could help as many as 2m families, according to the government's calculations.The budget is sprinkled with tax tweaks.

It's hard to imagine that even the best steroids could help as much as illegally doctoring a baseball does for pitchers.

According to a 2002 study published in The American Journal of Epidemiology, researchers in Spain found drinking 8 to 14 glasses of week could help as much as 60% reduction in susceptibility to the common cold.

The Bush administration's plans for a tax cut, he added, could help as well if Congress passes it quickly; otherwise the impact will be more over the long term.

A greater reliance on Apple by indie films could help Apple as well as the filmmakers.

Changing your diet could help prevent as well as treat many different diseases.

But the economy could help Obama as much as it does a Republican.

Being outside could help too as long as you're comfortable, but not too comfortable.

For additional support, there are probably counselors at his school, through a religious affiliation, or a professional counselor who could help him as well.