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In turn, shares of most major airlines got a hefty boost.

But Mr Gensler is likely to get a hefty boost to his budget and staff.

And should it succeed in doing so, the $7.7 billion sports sponsorship industry which is still dwarfed by $156 billion in total ad spending will surely get a hefty boost.

Add in the spending, on unemployment benefits and so forth, that increases in a recession, and Britain will get a hefty rise in the budget deficit and a commensurate fiscal boost without the government lifting a finger.

Under President Bush's proposed federal budget announced on Monday, research in the physical sciences would receive a hefty boost.

The paper concludes that this is undoubtedly a baby of healthy parents and someone who is likely to bring a hefty boost to the UK economy.

That should swiftly deliver a hefty boost to the sagging economy from net trade.

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A Senate spending panel today gave a hefty boost to U.S. researchers working in the physical sciences, space, and oceanography.

The first two agencies are part of the president's American Competitiveness Initiative, which calls for a hefty boost in research.

Political advertising spending will provide a hefty boost to television advertising in the fourth quarter, with spending expected to approach $3 billion.