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Mr. Erdogan and ultranationalist Turks "will get a huge boost," Ms. Ozoguz said.

"I think the whole county system will get a huge boost," he said.

It discusses parallelism; one can get a huge boost in power if the database can break a statement into disjoint sets, hand each part to its own processor, and then UNION the results back together.

But if the leaders of France and Germany can find the courage and skill to face down the opponents of reform, prospects for a Europe-wide recovery would get a huge boost.

The "school choice" movement in the United States is bound to get a huge boost from President-elect Donald Trump's selection of Betsy DeVos, a Michigan billionaire and choice advocate, as his secretary of education.

They'd talked a bit about how everything was going to be fine after Brexit, how the British economy was going to get a huge boost from the ending of the Japanese ban on British meat and how she was going to send out a Van Gogh on loan.

Two years ago, that struggling effort got a huge boost.

Derivatives trading got a huge boost and quants poured into the industry.

… The Bengals' Giovani Bernard gets a huge boost in the absence of injured Joe Mixon.

"It's not an illusion that Clegg got a huge boost after the first and second debates," Robinson counters.

Peters: The good news is NIH is getting a huge boost in funding for biological-defense-related work.