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Mr Timimi explained that Google's latest venture could also help it better market its other services such as AdWords to businesses keen on boosting their online presence.
Furthermore, the US is particularly keen on boosting cross-border data flow, including traffic of personal and financial data.
Many Chinese universities, meanwhile, have become keen on boosting their showing in Shanghai Jiao Tong University's ranking of world universities, which, though itself a Chinese invention, heavily weights publication in Science and Nature.
Many politicians are encouraging them, keen to boost tourism and rural economies.
But she doesn't look keen to boost her green credentials any further.
Lando is currently keen on Forvm chardonnay vinegar (£14.95), a boost to salad dressings that she discovered via revered American chef Thomas Keller's cookbooks.
The political changes on the other side of the iron curtain had made it possible to start thinking about membership of the EC itself (although the Russians were still not keen on the idea).Austria, for its part, had become keener because it badly needed the economic boost it thought entry would provide.
"Barnsley were really keen on signing me, and putting that kind of faith in me that was a real confidence boost for me.
The two-book collaboration got a boost, said Mr. Hagberg, because his publisher, Forge, which specializes in action titles, was "keen on more environmental stuff".
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