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The Bush energy plan could give a substantial boost to the industry.
She also suggested they might give a "substantial donation" to End Violence Against Women and Women's Aid.
Although this show opens with a full-size replica of Géricault's "Raft of the Medusa," its 140 works give a substantial boost to what might be called the denationalization of the triumph of 19th-century French painting.
Pentecostalists, who make up one of the fastest-growing sects, preach faith healing and raising from the dead, but they also give a substantial voice in church to ordinary village women.
The clearest example is a City dealer who decides to give a substantial amount of money to a charity, but sees it as an investment, rather than a donation.
As negotiated, it includes a Deep and Comprehensive Free Trade Agreement, which by opening the E.U. market for most Ukrainian goods and services would give a substantial boost to the country's exports.
Our careers all began, or were given a substantial boost by, involvement in productions commissioned by S4C.
It gives a substantial mandate to Ma and the KMT, which controls 85 of the 115 seats in the legislature.
"What often happens in philanthropy, if one person gives a substantial amount of money, it inspires others to give," Martin said.
Ms. Kennedy has not yet given a substantial interview to any publication and at recent appearances has declined to answer more than a few questions from reporters.
