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In July this year proponents of the veil gained a boost by proclaiming their first martyr.

Chicago gained a boost via free agency by acquiring defensive end Phillip Daniels from Seattle, cornerback Thomas Smith from Buffalo and safety Shawn Wooden from Miami.

In 1972 Spradlin directed two forgettable low-budget movies, The Only Way Home and Outside In, before his acting career gained a boost with The Godfather: Part II.

Mr. Romney has also gained a boost from advertising, which has picked up in intensity and frequency this week, the last before the start of the holiday season when campaigns typically avoid the airwaves.

Open access gained a boost this year when the Higher Education Funding Council for England (Hefce) announced that all UK research post-April 2016 must be open access in order to qualify for funding assessments.

After serving with the US coastguards during the second world war, Mature returned to Fox, where his career gained a boost from My Darling Clementine and Henry Hathaway's Kiss Of Death (1947).

Although the DPP is more accommodating towards China than it was before Mr Ma took office, if it gains a boost, China will look askance at it.

The well-characterized internationally accepted validation principles for creating validated models have been used by regulatory agencies of United Sates (US) and gaining a boost in the European Union (EU) too [8, 11 13].

A Reuters/Ipsos online survey on Wednesday showed Romney already gaining a boost from the gathering.

The movement, called different things as it festered on the margins of politics for decades, appears to be gaining a boost during this presidential campaign.

However, you may gain a boost of confidence in yourself knowing that your skin is hairless.