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The expected boost in voter support has not come about.

With an expected boost coming tomorrow, Cameron's position is looking healthy.

His role in The Godfather gave his career an expected boost, but rather than sticking with the mob genre, Pacino branched out.

The Bank expected that unemployment falling to 5% would trigger higher wages, but it has already gone down to 4.9% without the expected boost to pay.

Despite an expected boost from lower energy prices, and the ongoing improvement in labour markets, growth is projected to level off in 2016 rather than accelerate," the report said.

The London Olympics and Euro 2012 failed to give national newspapers the expected boost in advertising spend, with media buying network ZenithOptimedia slashing more than £100m from its forecast for the overall UK press market this year.

Upmarket estate agent Savills has told investors profits would be better than expected, boosted by a steep rise in the price of London's most expensive housing.

The authors argue that HFT can make adverse selection worse.Suppose Apple announces that sales of iPhones have been higher than expected, boosting the underlying value of its shares.

The figure was higher than expected, boosted in part by the demand for housing amid low interest rates.The average house price in Britain rose in May to £186,512 ($314,187), according to Nationwide's index, up by 11% from May 2013.

Close proximity to formal financial institutions, as expected, boosted the loan off-take from the formal sector across quantiles and was significant at both the 50percentand90percentcent levels.

Retail stocks jumped on Tuesday after January home prices in 20 major US cities rose higher than economists expected, boosting investor confidence in consumer spending on home furnishings and appliances.