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The Bush energy plan could give a substantial boost to the industry.
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.
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.
The $515 billion spending package takes a big bite out of President George W. Bush's promise--backed up by votes earlier this year in Congress--to give a substantial boost to the research budgets of the National Science Foundation (NSF), the Department of Energy's (DOE's) Office of Science, and the National Institute of Standards and Technology NISTT).
The culinary union has a reputation in Nevada for mobilizing its members, and its support could give a substantial boost to Obama.
The plan, with a total cost that could top $7 million, could give a substantial boost to a part of town — in and around the Bromo Tower Arts and Entertainment District — that has struggled.
Florida anglers now spend nearly ten million dollars a year trying to catch it, giving a substantial boost to the local economy.
"Our careers all began, or were given a substantial boost by, involvement in productions commissioned by S4C," states the letter, which is also backed by the Welsh independent producers trade association, TAC.
The appearance of Indian politicians at early meetings of Nepal's democracy movement in January gave a substantial boost to the Nepalese Congress Party, allied to its Indian counterpart, and to the Nepalese left, a part of which has maintained close relations with the Communist state government of West Bengal.
Success in a large home market like UK, Germany or few U.S. states gives a substantial boost to any startup.
