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Mr Maki notes that consumer confidence plunged after the September 11th terrorist attacks but that Fed rate cuts enabled interest-free loans which dramatically boosted car sales.

The rapid construction of liquefied natural gas projects has dramatically boosted the economies of both cities, although inflation and shortages of housing and skilled personnel have worsened.

That will help households and corporations, which dramatically boosted saving and slashed spending after the crisis, to recover their appetite for borrowing.

The same tactic was employed four times by Maduro's mentor and predecessor, the late Hugo Chávez, to promulgate dozens of laws that dramatically boosted state control over the economy.

The ascension in January 2006 to Bolivia's presidency of Evo Morales, an Aymara Indian who previously served as the head of a coca-growing syndicate in the country's Chapare region, has dramatically boosted Mr. Ugalde's profile and his fortunes.

Since coming to power in 1987, Ben Ali has dramatically boosted the number of university and college places so that one in three young Tunisians now go on to some form of higher education.

A best picture nomination for a low-budget indie gem can dramatically boost its commercial prospects.

Research funders must dramatically boost support to match that provided for heart disease and cancer.

What matters, however, is whether India can summon the political will to dramatically boost education spending.

Scientists have discovered tantalising evidence of water gushing down gullies on Mars, dramatically boosting the chances that regions of the planet might still be capable of harbouring life.

China's modernization drive will "dramatically boost the Communist Chinese Air Force's overall air combat capability, seriously affecting the military balance" after 2005, Mr. Chen said today.