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But the Knicks, who trailed by 77-70 headintointhethe fourth, got a critical boost from their bench.

Carter Roberts, president of the World Wildlife Fund,said the move by Obama would provide a "critical boost" to efforts to stop the traffickers.

Rather wisely, though, his films don't usually end up in competition – Cannes isn't that myopic – though that may change after the critical boost Blue Jasmine has given him.

The Senate committee's Republicans, who had pulled out of the inquiry in September 2009, savaged it as a Democratic witchhunt – a critical boost for a CIA that wanted to avoid the narrative that it was pitted against the Senate.

San Jose received critical boosts from two players who have been on the outside looking in for most of the season: rookie Tomas Hertl and Raffi Torres.

Sweeps occurs three times for four-week periods each year, when networks inundate TV audiences with hairpin plot turns, tear-inducing weddings, jaw-dropping deaths and more major moments all in the hopes of giving their ratings a vital boost during the critical periods when Nielsen surveys the country's TV viewing habits.

Grab a cup of coffee from the coffee shop in the morning for that critical extra boost, and get into the office!

Trevor Ariza, a former spare part for the Magic, supplied a critical scoring boost to help lead a Lakers comeback in Game 4. Derek Fisher, derided as too old by some fans, hit two series-changing 3-pointers in that victory.

Double Olympic gold medallist Dame Kelly Holmes says it is "critical" to boost the profile of Team GB's female athletes to inspire teenage girls.