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Hillary Clinton gave a further boost to the flagging negotiations by pledging US involvement in the $100bn£62bnbn) a year international fund to help poor nations adapt to climate change.
Italy's poorest region, Calabria, returned the highest no vote: 82%.The referendum gave a further boost to Romano Prodi's centre-left government, though it is still a divided creature.
The government cut the corporate tax rate from 30% to 20%, below that of Indonesia, Malaysia and even Vietnam.On top of all that came investment incentives after the floods and a first-time car-buyer scheme, which gave a further boost to domestic demand.
At first the page was normally dominated by one or more photographs, but later came the big black headlines, shouting out from the news-stands.In this section Most-wanted photography Behind the headlines New waves The unrepentent modernist Glorious Georges ReprintsThe second world war gave a further boost to the banner.
The event gave a further boost to successful and, at that time, rather unique international efforts to protect the Rhine ecosystem through treaties and alert systems (Dieperink 1998).
Osborne also said the job market for young people would be given a further boost by scrapping National Insurance contributions for companies when they hire under-21s.
Republicans will be hoping that tax cuts give a further boost to the economy, which is already doing well, and that this translates into more votes for them.
Shortly after Rami's goal, Valencia were given a further boost when PSG forward Zlatan Ibrahimovic was sent off for aiming a stamp on Andreas Guardado.
The Bank of England today decided against giving a further boost to the British economy in Governor Sir Mervyn King's penultimate meeting at the helm.
Venice was given a further boost as the global center of Armenian culture by the arrival in the lagoon of Abbot Mekhitar and his monks in 1715.
