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Wildlife charities are delighted that the removal of rats from Lundy, in the Bristol Channel, has apparently led to a dramatic boost to the number of Manx shearwaters and other birds on the island.
After the second world war the GI bill offered all returning soldiers the chance of higher education.Claudia Goldin and Larry Katz, two economists at Harvard, see this dramatic boost to education as the main cause of the narrowing of inequality in America in the mid-20th century.
The group, which focuses on oil and gas exploration, primarily in the UK and the Norwegian North Sea, reported a dramatic boost to production, proven reserves and cash flow last year.
Chief executive Graham Stewart said: "2011 has been a truly exceptional year of success for the company, with a dramatic boost to production, proven reserves and cash flow, together with continuing success delivered from our high quality exploration portfolio.
The move will give a dramatic boost to clean energy and help us avert dangerous climate pollution.
These unexpected victories drove the British back to the New York City area, and gave a dramatic boost to Revolutionary morale.
Now scientists studying the intricacies of DNA and other molecular bio-dynamics may be poised to offer even more dramatic boosts to longevity.
Within minutes though, gunfire had started up again, a reminder that while air strikes serve as a dramatic morale boost to spectators and anti-Isis forces inside the Syrian border town, they have done little to turn the tide of a ruthless campaign.
Historically, when the bureau is preparing for the decennial census and starting the Economic Census, it gets a dramatic funding boost to address the enormous tasks.
It is well past time for the United States and other Western countries to commit to a dramatic boost in the resettlement of Syrian refugees.
Twenty years ago, new office technologies like email and teleconferencing contributed to a dramatic boost in productivity.
