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The straightforward win in Edinburgh has boosted confidence levels in Redknapp's squad.
The prospect of bumper cereal crops has boosted confidence about short-term supply.
Zarqawi's death has boosted confidence in a positive outcome in Iraq.
The technique must overcome major hurdles before doctors can begin clinical trials, but the latest work has boosted confidence that it has potential to help patients.
Yet the terms plus the lure of becoming Patrice Evra's instant successor at left-back has boosted confidence at Old Trafford that Shaw will join.
So far, this political triumph has boosted confidence in India more than the budget deficit has dampened it.State of triumphThe question is whether such splurges are efficient and how long can they last.
Chris Beauchamp of IG, a spread betting firm, said events in Westminster had boosted confidence in the City.
Yesterday's ban on short-selling does not appear to have boosted confidence on the Milan bourse.
The results suggest that the virus can be repelled by even low levels of immunity and have boosted confidence that a viable vaccine for humans is on the horizon.
It now looks as though Italian "consumers" – ie citizens – are dipping into their savings and the economy is finally growing again, assisted by various measures which it is claimed have boosted confidence.
Although a much-needed win over QPR on Sunday will have boosted confidence at Liverpool, Brendan Rodgers' first season in charge of Liverpool is still proving to be a difficult task.
