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The Brexit vote has delivered a boost to Heathrow's fortunes, with the weak pound attracting foreign investors, encouraging international passengers to spend more in its terminals, and strengthening the airport's case for expansion, the chief executive has claimed.
Rob Kearney has delivered a boost to Irish rugby by signing a new two-year contract with Leinster.
A paddle with the new, toothy skin delivered a boost of up to 6.6% in swimming speed, compared to one coated with the smooth membrane alone.
Though the Sweden Democrats are still poised to make historic gains this Sunday, experts say the arrival of climate change as a major election issue in late July — a first in a Swedish election — delivered a boost to other parties, and likely helped the country's establishment resist a populist takeover.
Red onions, raw and fried crisp, deliver a boost to tuna tostadas ($14).
Bookers are hoping that Absolutely Fabulous: The Movie will deliver a boost.
The soprano Patricia Racette says she prefers watered-down lemon-lime Gatorade because it delivers a boost of sugar and electrolytes, and keeps her mouth moist.
Low barriers to trade allow economies to specialise in the industries to which they are best suited, delivering a boost to productivity.
Amid concern from supporters over the absence of visible transfer market activity this summer, Wenger has challenged his players to rise above the negativity and deliver a boost to the club on the European front.
British men's hockey squad can deliver a boost to their drive to reach the same funding levels as the nation's women if they pull off a shock win over the world game's top nation, Australia, in today's bronze medal game.
In an op-ed article in The Washington Post on Nov. 16, 2001, he predicted that the soon-to-be-enacted 2002 tax cut, which President Bush signed on March 9 , 2002 would "quickly deliver a boost to move the economy back toward its long-run growth path".
